Steel High Pressure Cylinders by Faber

Features of All Faber HP Steel SCUBA Tanks
from Dive Gear Express

  • Hot-zinc spray coating with an epoxy paint finish
  • Phosphatized corrosion resistant internal surface
  • Both U.S. DOT-SP13488-3442 and Canadian TC-SU7694-237 markings
  • 0.750-14 NPSM (3/4 NPS) threaded neck opening
  • Cylinder and valve are Nitrox Ready
 

How to Select a SCUBA Tank

Our factual but easy-to-read article helps you make this big decision by giving you information on:

  • Aluminum tanks versus steel tanks
  • Tank paints, coatings, and finishes
  • Tank dimensions and capacity recommendations

For details read How to Select a SCUBA Tank.

SCUBA Tanks must be hydrostatically tested every five years (60 months). We always ship Faber cylinders with a current hydro test date. Due to manufacturing and import cycles, the popular sizes of Faber cylinders typically have a factory hydro date less than 12 months old. However less popular sizes of Faber cylinders may have a factory hydro date up to 24 months old as these are manufactured and imported less frequently.

Our cylinders and valves are Imperial 3/4 NPS neck threads, NOT Metric M25 neck threads, and the valves have overpressure relief devices. The cylinders have US DOT and Canadian CTC markings suitable for use ONLY in North America. Our cylinders and valves are NOT CE approved and NOT suitable for use in the European Union. Cylinders are NOT marked appropriately for use in Australia and New Zealand.

Faber HP Cylinders at Dive Gear Express

Cylinder Service
Pressure (psi)
True Air
Capacity (ft3)
Diameter
(inches)
Height *
(inches)
Weight *
(pounds)
Buoyancy **
Full : Empty (pounds)
F7 Steel HP80 3442 ≈ 80.1 7.25 20.8 28.3 - 8.1 : - 1.7
F7 Steel HP100 3442 ≈ 101.3 7.25 25.3 34.0 - 8.4 : - 0.6
F7 Steel HP120 3442 ≈ 120.1 7.25 29.1 39.2 - 8.8 : + 0.7
F8 Steel HP117 3442 ≈ 117.8 8.00 24.2 37.6 - 9.1 : + 0.2
F8 Steel HP133 3442 ≈ 133.5 8.00 26.9 42.4 - 9.1 : + 1.5
Comparison Only
Aluminum 80
3000 ≈ 77.6 7.25 26.1 31.9 - 1.8 : + 3.2
* Height and weight is for cylinder only, i.e. less valve.
** Buoyancy specification is for cylinder and valve in seawater at 500 psi.
Specifications are NOMINAL and supplied by Sea Pearls as of 2018.