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CO2 Tank Accessories


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Posted by:
OVRTHRST

on September 21, 2003 at 01:07:47

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I seem to remember seeing, once upon a time, "shop-style" blowguns (flr dusting, blowing chips, and the like) that would fit to the valve on a CO2 bottle. Are these still around, and where can they be had?

Also, does anyone know the specifications or name of the valve used on the CO2 bottles? I'm assuming it's pretty standard, since I just came across a few CO2 bottles made by Parker-Hannifin (fluid power company) hydro-tested last year that will make good utility tanks around the shop.

OVRTHRST

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