Are these tanks legal?

[asid61]

Without a brand it's sketchy imo. Breaking $50 on new black Clippards could save you a lot of headache (or just heads in general).

[AllenGregoryIV]

Please verify the source of the tanks, they look similar to the pneuair tanks that we have been using for 3 years and other teams have been using since 2010. I've use dozens of these from pneuair and never had an issue. The only explicity illegal air tanks are the white clipplard brand air tanks. All other tanks that meet all the rules are legal but it is in the team to show documenation proving it.

[Rosiebotboss]

Originally Posted by AllenGregoryIV

Please verify the source of the tanks, they look similar to the pneuair tanks that we have been using for 3 years and other teams have been using since 2010. I've use dozens of these from pneuair and never had an issue. The only explicity illegal air tanks are the white clipplard brand air tanks. All other tanks that meet all the rules are legal but it is in the team to show documenation proving it.

More specifically, the white Clippard tanks with the green lettering. (Do you have black ones? If yes, use those)

A good rule of thumb is, and this is for any COTS item with a not easily recognizable part number, keep a copy of the invoice or receipt from where it was purchased. A data sheet is even better to show the inspector.

[Mr V]

Where did you get the tanks? They look a lot like the tanks that AndyMark sells which have no markings on them which are legal.

Here is one of the 3 unmarked tanks they sell. http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-2477.htm