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What kinds of materials are classified into seamless gas cylinders

Date:2022-11-17
Steel cylinders are steel cylinders made of steel billets that are stamped and stretched or seamless steel pipes that are hot-spinned to close the mouth and bottom. The material of the bottle body is killed steel smelted by a basic open hearth furnace, electric furnace, or oxygen-blown basic converters, such as high-quality carbon steel, manganese steel, chrome-molybdenum steel, or other alloy steel. It is used to hold long-term gas (compressed gas) and high-pressure liquefied gas.
2. Steel welded gas cylinder
It is a steel cylinder made of steel plate as raw material, stamped and welded. The material of the bottle body and pressure components is killed steel smelted by an open hearth furnace, electric furnace, or oxidation converter, and the material requires good stamping and welding performance. These cylinders are used to hold low-pressure liquefied gases.
3. Winding glass fiber cylinders
Cylinders made of glass fiber plus binder winding or carbon fiber. Generally, there is an aluminum inner cylinder, whose function is to ensure the airtightness of the gas cylinder, and the pressure-bearing strength depends on the outer cylinder wound with glass fiber. This type of gas cylinder is mostly used to hold compressed air for breathing due to its good heat insulation performance and lightweight. , for firefighting, toxic areas, or oxygen-deficient area workers to carry and use with a mask. Generally, the volume is small (1-10L), and the inflation pressure is mostly 15-30MPa.

Seamless Steel Gas Cylinders

Steel seamless high pressure cylinders include diameter 140, 152, 159, 219, 232 and other specifications, 5-52 liters of various types of normalizing cylinders, mixing cylinders, types include: oxygen, nitrogen, argon, methane and other 11 kinds of compressed gas cylinders and CO2, N2O and other 15 kinds of high pressure liquefied gas cylinders. 
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