IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green?
IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark
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IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green?
"mm" wrote in message ... IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green? Green does not mean acetylene. From my supplier, it is orange and oxygen, nitrogen, argon are all green as are some others. I could not find a definitive color for industrial gas chart, but did find this from Air Products http://www.airproducts.com/NR/rdonly...nformation.pdf .. Virtually all steel cylinder bodies are painted uniformly dark blue and covered with a protective plastic diamond mesh. .. A cylinder neck ring is permanently fixed below the base of the valve. Each cylinder neck ring is color-coded to help identify cylinder contents and gas category (e.g., yellow for corrosive, red for flammables). .. A color-coded shoulder label indicates the product's shipping name and identification number. On pure products, a grade label is also applied to the cylinder shoulder. The color-coded label border correlates with neck ring color for product identification. The shoulder label also specifies gas grade information. .. Some cylinders are painted with a vertical stencil identifying cylinder contents Medical cylinders will be color coded http://weldingdesign.com/gases/news/gwd_18131/ Table 1 - Standard names and identifying container colors for medical gases Standard Name Standard Color Medical Air Yellow Medical Carbon Dioxide Gray Medical Helium Brown Medical Nitrogen Black Medical Nitrous Oxide Blue Medical Oxygen Green Mixture or blend of medical gases Standard colors for each component |
IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in darkgreen?
Ed Pawlowski wrote: "mm" wrote in message ... IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green? Green does not mean acetylene. From my supplier, it is orange and oxygen, nitrogen, argon are all green as are some others. I could not find a definitive color for industrial gas chart, but did find this from Air Products http://www.airproducts.com/NR/rdonly...nformation.pdf Outside of medical, there is no standard color code for gas cylinders. Different companies use different colors and even the same company uses different colors. I've had Argon cylinders in teal, maroon, brown and black all the same size and all from the same company. |
IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green?
They are now owned by Kermit The Frog International?
It's not easy being green! Ask Al Gore, who is Kermit's VP of environmental concerns. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "mm" wrote in message ... IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green? |
IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green?
Well, that's useful. Contradict, but not provide any new
information. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Larry W" wrote in message ... In article , mm wrote: IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green? Green DOES NOT mean acetylene. -- There is always an easy solution to every human problem -- neat, plausible, and wrong." (H L Mencken) Larry Wasserman - Baltimore Maryland - lwasserm(a)sdf. lonestar. org |
IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green?
On Tue, 22 Feb 2011 18:02:59 -0800 (PST), JIMMIE
wrote: On Feb 21, 9:59*pm, mm wrote: IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green? My bottle of acetylene is black, Oxygen is green. I think my oxygen is red. Oh well. Thank goodness my parents sent me some place where they taught me to read. I guess it will finally come in handy with these gases. Jimmie |
IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green?
On Tue, 22 Feb 2011 22:00:30 -0500, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote: Well, that's useful. Contradict, but not provide any new information. OTOH look at your post just before his, that reminds me about the Muppet investment in bottled gas. Knowing I'm wrong is useful. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org . "Larry W" wrote in message ... In article , mm wrote: IF green means acetylene, why is Bernzomatic selling propane in dark green? Green DOES NOT mean acetylene. |
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