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DOT is one of 3 standards for test and inspection of CF tanks. It is the US standard.Looking at add on bottles about 500cc
Like the Tuxing. They say Not DOT certified.
Does it matter?
And what is DOT certified for an air tank?
Tuxing, Alsafe, Acecare are generally considered the best. Tuxing and Alsafe are essentially the same company.Thank you.
Just wanted to make sure a Tuxing bottle was safe to use. They are a good price on Amazon.
Yes, but the difference in cost for a DOT tank vs CE tank may be the cost of a compressor that can fill the tank at home. Then there is the time and expense of filling at a dive shop.Thanks,
So Tuxing ok for rifle mounted bottles.
But for a refill tank, DOT Certified, so I can get it filled at a Dive shop, correct?
DOT is ***North American Standard***...don't forget us lame CanadiansDOT is one of 3 standards for test and inspection of CF tanks. It is the US standard.
CE is the European standard
GB is the Chinese standard
The only real difference stateside is if you want your tank filled at a shop. Then it has to be DOT. CE & GB tanks are 75% cheaper and made in the same plant just not as extensively tested. Not less rigorous, just less extensively.
There is no difference safety wise. It is just the US standard requires more time and steps.
I am sure there will be someone along to declare they only buy DOT. Which is their prerogative. There is no evidence that DOT tanks are in any way safer than CE or GB. The idea that the Europeans would allow their citizens to be less safe is ludicrous.
I've got four of them on different rifles and all are still working great.Thank you.
Just wanted to make sure a Tuxing bottle was safe to use. They are a good price on Amazon.
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