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On Sat, 04 Feb 2006 20:38:30 GMT, Ignoramus28190
wrote: Can a typical "125 PSI air tank" be used as a "buffer" of vacuum? I have some applications in mind like desoldering, where I would use vacuum intermittently, and it would be nice to use a tank to "store" vacuum. I was thinking about a use of an air tank. Not sure if regular portable air tanks can be used for vacuum, but my own feeling is that they should be OK. Just wanted to double check. Thanks i In general, no. I have personally seen an ASME-rated small air tank (portable, probably 5 or 10 gallon) collapsed by pulling a vacuum in it. |
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