5,500 PSI ASME Gas Storage 3-Pack, 58 Cu Ft
Three-pack ASME gas storage assembly rated at 5,500 PSI with 58 cubic feet per tube. Manufactured in 1996 and built to last — these vessels have decades of reliable service left. Perfect for CNG station buffer storage or industrial high-pressure gas applications.
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