UniSeals - Page 2

SuperFudge · #11 01-30-2005, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by StirCrazy

so 40PSI, ok the only thing I woulden't use it on is a Ca reactor then. and the only reason is for safty if the CO2 regulator screwed up it would blow it out and your pump would fill the front room with water

Steve

Heh, At 40 Psi the uniseal may go....but the rest of your reactor would have been gone at 15 psi...

StirCrazy · #12 01-30-2005, 05:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fudge

Quote:

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

so 40PSI, ok the only thing I woulden't use it on is a Ca reactor then. and the only reason is for safty if the CO2 regulator screwed up it would blow it out and your pump would fill the front room with water

Steve

Heh, At 40 Psi the uniseal may go....but the rest of your reactor would have been gone at 15 psi...

you think so? I think I had mine at around 15 PSI once.. should be able to handle more than that with the glue joints easy.. hmmm maybe I will have to see if I can destruct a cylinder

I am guessing they will handle 40 PSI easy as we use acrylic cylinders at work in a control trainer and they have 32 PSI on them at all times.

Steve