Marine Specialty Gas Cylinders and Gas Systems are designed for safe storage and delivery of high-purity gases in marine environments. These systems meet stringent safety and corrosion-resistant standards to withstand harsh conditions at sea. They are used for applications like diving, welding, and medical gases on ships and offshore platforms.

Marine Specialty Gas Cylinders and Gas Systems typically feature the following key specifications and technical properties:

Size: Available in various capacities, commonly ranging from 2 liters to 50 liters, with larger systems for industrial applications.

Grade: High-purity gas compatibility (e.g., industrial, medical, or specialty gases like argon, helium, oxygen, or mixed gases).

Viscosity: Not directly applicable to cylinders, but gas flow rates are optimized for marine conditions.

Buoyancy: Designed with neutral or positive buoyancy to prevent sinking; materials and structural design enhance flotation.

Material: Constructed from high-strength materials such as aluminum alloy (AA6061), stainless steel (316L), or composite materials (carbon fiber).

Pressure Rating: Typically rated for 200-300 bar (2900-4350 psi), with some high-pressure systems exceeding 450 bar.

Corrosion Resistance: Marine-grade coatings, anodized finishes, or stainless steel construction to withstand saltwater exposure.

Valve Type: Brass or stainless steel valves with CGA, DIN, or other standardized fittings for secure connections.

Regulatory Compliance: Meets standards such as DOT, ISO, EN, or IMO regulations for marine safety.

Weight: Varies by size and material; aluminum cylinders are lighter (~10-20 kg for 10L), while steel is heavier (~15-30 kg for 10L).

Temperature Range: Operates in -40°C to +60°C (-40°F to +140°F) to endure marine environments.

Safety Features: Includes burst discs, pressure relief valves, and impact-resistant designs for hazardous conditions.