Faber Steel Dive Tank Cylinder 7L - 232 Bar with Option Valve

Faber Cylinders are appreciated worldwide by scuba divers. Manufactured in Italy, these high quality stainless steel cylinders are top of the range.

All complete cylinders come with boot, and air sticker. The valve options are swappable. All cylinders come Inspected and approved for filling by the consumer. Cylinders need to be hydro tested yearly

Faber 7 Litre Steel Scuba Diving Cylinder with Din/K Valve – 232bar is slightly undersized scuba tank which is ideal for many different dive applications and diver heights. If 12 litre is the standard than this tank has 42% lower air capacity and

All scuba tanks are sold EMPTY due to restrictions in place on the transportation of high-pressure cylinders and are priced accordingly.

Faber 7 Litre Steel Scuba Diving Cylinder with Din/K Valve Features

• Volume:7 Litre
• Diameter:140mm
• Pressure232 bar
• Empty Weight: 8.2kgs

These cylinders are made by Faber, the leading European manufacturer of scuba diving tanks, with extremely high-quality steel made to international standards.
Faber cylinders display a unique combination of size, weight and buoyancy unmatched in the diving industry.

Our tanks come with updated Hydrostatic Stamp.
If you want to pick up from our shop (Chatswood, NSW 2067), enjoy a FREE air fill included.

And we provide high-quality services such as scuba tank refills, Hydrostatic cylinder testing, Oxygen Clean (includes Two Wrap Decal) and FREE tank valve inspection!!

If you are planning to use the cylinder with Nitrox mixes higher than 40% oxygen, it’s essential for safety that the tank is Oxygen Cleaned.
That means the valve will be oxygen cleaned and prepared with special o-rings, seats, and grease designed for exposure to pure oxygen.

Scuba tanks can be filled up to 40% Nitrox mixes without special oxygen cleaning as long as the place filling it uses pre-mixed Nitrox.
Otherwise, oxygen cleaning is required because most dive shops first introduce 100% pure oxygen into the cylinder before topping it up with compressed air.

**Installation/disassembly of the tank valve must be performed by a dive shop or qualified air fill station to avoid any risk of injury or death.