Makes sure there not rated for water weight bexause thats only 60%, to be at the 80% rule.
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Good info. I will look into it!
I’ve never gotten more than 3.5 lbs in a 4x36.
It was sold to me as a “5lb system.”
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check out my post
What are you asking? Is that the Rainier?
I am asking 12k. This is the Rainer. The sleeve on the right has an ice jacket so you can put 5 pounds of product in each sleeve. There is more equipment that goes with it that you don’t see you can email me at oldentimeremedy@yahoo.com
Got a PX1 by Precision 15k
Tony
got most parts figured out, thanks future4200 fam! still looking for a solvent tank that can hold about 25lbs and is ready to go, would like dual vapor lines, PRV, gauge, and 3/8’s JIC fittings. if anyone has anything like that available please let me know, thanks again!
God that’s a good price…
Killas slinging tanks now?!?
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50lb solvent tank?
100lb water weight?
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Do you have one fitted out for jic? What the price on good
50lbs of solvent. 60lbs of solvent at 100%.
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But we don’t fill 100% anymore… stretch…boom
Lol, I speak from experience. Not the boom though, never a boom
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I don’t recommend but I don’t sell by water weight either. It’s a 50lb of solvent storage tank. You can safely store 50lb of solvent in it at only using 80% of its capcity
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Not the place for you, bottom feeder
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I could get you a 5lb dewaxing unit. Active or Passive recovery set up with some consultation.
Let me know what type of material you are looking to run and the end product you are looking to achieve.