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Specifications
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High
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Diameter
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Wall Thickness
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Empty Cylinder Weight
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Testing Pressure
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Material
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0.4L (330g)
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185 mm
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75 mm
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2.9 ± 0.3 mm
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480 g
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120 bar
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Aluminium
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0.95L (640g)
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295 mm
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75 mm
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2.9 ± 0.3 mm
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670 g
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120 bar
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Aluminium
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While aluminum cylinders offer numerous advantages, they do come with some drawbacks:
- Higher Cost: Aluminum cylinders are more expensive to produce than steel cylinders. The cost of raw aluminum is higher, and the extrusion-type one-piece molding process is more complex and resource-intensive. Additionally, the use of thermoplastic film stickers adds to the overall production cost. As a result, aluminum cylinders typically come with a higher price tag, which may not be ideal for businesses that prioritize cost-efficiency over premium features.
Conclusion
Aluminum cylinders stand out in terms of appearance, practicality, and environmental sustainability. Their sleek, seamless design, lightweight nature, and rust-free construction make them a superior choice for users who value high-quality products. Although the cost is higher than steel cylinders, aluminum’s long-term durability, recyclability, and premium aesthetic make it the ideal option for businesses seeking to elevate their product offerings and cater to discerning customers.
