The Roth 12 Litre 232 Bar Monobloc Diving Cylinder is a compact and durable steel cylinder designed for scuba diving enthusiasts. Manufactured in France using the fluoturning technique, this cylinder offers enhanced strength and reliability.
- Dual Outlets: Equipped with a valve featuring two outlets, allowing for versatile gas distribution.
- Service Pressure: Certified for a service pressure of 232 bars, ensuring safe operation at standard diving depths.
- Material: Constructed from high-quality steel using the fluoturning technique, providing a thicker base and more resistant walls compared to traditional drawn manufacturing methods.
- Manufacturing Process: Produced in Mions, France, with a focus on safety and durability.
Technical Specifications:
- Volume: 12 litres
- Service Pressure: 232 bars
- Diameter: 203 mm
- Length: 520 mm
- Weight: Approximately 17 kg
Materials:
- Cylinder: High-quality steel
- Valve: Twin outlet valve
- Boot: PVC boot tailored to fit the cylinder's diameter, allowing it to stay in a vertical position.
- Handle: Carry handle made of two parts, enabling assembly and removal without unscrewing the valve.
Dimensions:
- Height without valve: 52 cm
- Height with valve: 68 cm
- Diameter: 20.3 cm
Compatibility Information:
- Valve Adapter: The valve is certified for 230 bars and comes with an adapter for DIN or INT fittings, enhancing compatibility with various diving equipment.
Additional Details:
- Boot and Handle: The PVC boot is designed to fit the cylinder's diameter, allowing it to stay in a vertical position. An opening at the bottom facilitates drainage of residual water and easier removal. The carry handle is made of two parts, enabling assembly and removal without unscrewing the valve.
- Maintenance: Regular maintenance is essential for safety. Rinse the cylinder daily with fresh water, including the bottom, to remove seawater and prevent corrosion. Touch up areas of chipped paint immediately. Periodic inspections by qualified establishments are mandatory as per local regulations.
- Storage: Store the cylinder upright in a temperate, clean, and dry place. Maintain low residual pressure inside the cylinder to remove any dust and condensation that may have entered through the valve opening.
