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NPPL The NPPL Follows Safety Advisory from the Department of Transportation
An announcement was made August 12th 2005 by the Department of Transportation (DOT) notifying the public of a safety advisory. In summary, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) and the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) are investigating the manufacture, marking and sale of high pressure DOT exemption cylinders made and/or distributed by Global Composites International, Inc. (GCI), Ontario, Ca. It is believed that some of these cylinders were not wrapped with a sufficient number of carbon fiber layers to insure their structural integrity. The DOT went on to say that Cylinders with the DOT – E 12695 markings should not be used and are considered unsafe resulting in possible extensive property damage, serious injury, or death could result from the rupture of a cylinder. It is quite possible some of these cylinders are being used by paintball players.
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