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Re: Plastic Pneumatics Tanks / FRC1114

I'm looking into these now... They look very nice weight-wise.

Do they have the same thread sizes for KOP fittings?
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I'm looking into these now... They look very nice weight-wise.

Do they have the same thread sizes for KOP fittings?
According to he Pnueaire Tech rep, they are available in both 1/8" and 1/4" NPT. Burst pressure is rated at 500psi, and working pressure at 125 psi. A no brainer if you want, or need to, save some weight. Also relatively inexpensive, and have plastic mounting brackets available as well.
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Re: Plastic Pneumatics Tanks / FRC1114

To the teams that used these:

How did you "prove" the working pressure is rated at 125 psi to your inspectors?

Is a print-out of the specs on their website sufficient, or is there a specsheet somewhere?

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Re: Plastic Pneumatics Tanks / FRC1114

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How did you "prove" the working pressure is rated at 125 psi to your inspectors?

Is a print-out of the specs on their website sufficient, or is there a specsheet somewhere?
A printout would be perfect. It lists the important information right there.
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