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Carleton Technologies Inc, has been granted an extension to the 3-year retest requirement for carbon fiber full composite cylinders!
The Department of Transportation has granted Carleton Technologies Inc, Pressure Technology Division (Carleton PTD) an extension to the 3-year hydrostatic retest procedure for all carbon fiber full composite cylinders manufactured to DOT CFFC Exemption DOT-E-11194. The retest requirement, by law, is now every 5 years and is based upon the following conditions:
This extension DOES NOT pertain to Carleton PTD fiberglass cylinders manufactured to DOT FRP-1 Exemption DOT-E-11005. These cylinders must still be retested every 3 years.
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Cylinder Safety Bulletins and Updates:
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What should you do if your composite pressure vessel gets a
scratch, ding, dent or other form of impact damage?
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Carleton Technologies Inc, has been granted an extension to the 3-year retest requirement for carbon fiber full composite cylinders.
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Federal law requires that E-11194 carbon fiber CFFC cylinders manufactured or retested after July 1, 2001 must be retested every 5 years.
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Federal law requires that E-11005 fiberglass FRP cylinders must be retested every 3 years.
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Paintball Cylinders - Excessive heat due to fast filling can damage a composite
pressure vessel!
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SCBA Cylinders - When trans-filling an SCBA cylinder, follow these rules...
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When removing valves from composite pressure vessels use extreme care and be sure to protect the composite overwrap from harsh fixtures and tool handling!
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