Same thread as small disposable bottles?

[billiemackers]

Hi all,

Is the thread of this large disposable CO2 cylinder the same as that I would find on a smaller 600g or 390g bottle?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/1823...=9046554&device=c&campaignid=707291931&crdt=0

Sorry to create a new thread about this, I've had a look online but can't work it out!

Any help much appreciated, cheers!

 

[tim]

Quite possibly, at that price I would be tempted to just order and try it, maybe drop a pm to Andy Thurston as a welder he may know.

 

[Henry]

Yep, they're the same as the Colombo ones. I use them with a JBL regulator on a 4x2x2 and it's lasting well.

 

[Stuart_B]

£37 !!!!! Better investing in a regulator and a fire extinguisher.

 

[Henry]

Precisely what I'm using at home. Can't be seen to use fire extinguishers in a shop though!

 

[micheljq]

Hey i did not know it existed. That could be interesting for me.

I did stop pressurized co2 because of the cost and the fact that i had to run 2 times in my local area for a single refill, and the refills are not cheap here.

That depends on the cost and shipping of course, but something i will take a look at, if available in my country.

Questions i have : it is 220 liter? how much time would it last for a 200 liter tank, if ran 24 hours a day, 1 bulb per second?
Do you still need the regulator.
Would it fit with a Milwaukee MA957 regulator?

Michel.

 

[micheljq]

Questions i have : it is 220 liter?

Michel.

 

[Henry]

The 4x2x2 is about 300 litres, I think. I'm getting roughly 3 months from it, on for 8 hours a day.

Thread size is M10x1, unsure of the thread on the regulator you mention, but yes, you'll still need one on the bottle.