A "V" shaped wrench with hardened tips in each are for engaging the detent holes in regulator high-pressure seat retainers, body end caps, or screw-out second stage cover plates.

This powerful BLUE-COLORED cleaner replaces Global's older, GREEN liquid that was sufficiently caustic to be classified as hazardous for shipping, whereas this new one is NOT hazardous. Like the former solvent, this alkaline degreaser is biodegradable, nontoxic, nonvolatile and possesses high rinsibility, a highly desirable property for oxygen cleaning. It's compatible with steel, stainless, brass, chrome, ceramics, galvanized metals as well as most rubber and plastic polymers. (In...

A sturdy 3-legged steel frame holds all common size SCUBA cylinders in an inverted position so that after tumbling, media and cleaner can be drained from them into a receptacle. The stand will hold tanks up to 8.25 in diameter.

A plastic, O-ring sealed plug for sealing common 3/4"-14 tank threads during tumbling.

Whip for standard scuba tanks. An essential device for LIGHT-DUTY cleaning inside scuba tanks when tumbling is not needed, but deposits like flash rust or aluminum Bayerite should be removed. Minor contaminants in large cylinders which will not fit the tumbler machine can also be whipped out. The whip is a flexible "broom" consisting of strands of a space-age plastic coated with a durable abrasive and crimped onto an aluminum rod. The whip can be spun by any 3/8-electric drill. NOTE: To...

This apparatus can hold two dive tanks in an inverted position so that they can be dried after tumbling by forced hot air. Includes two tank stands, an air delivery pipe with two outlet ports, and an industrial-grade heat gun. The latter is 115-volt, 10-amp unit with an adjustable 750* F heat element suitable for drying all scuba tanks. One outlet vent on the air manifold is interchangeable into a smaller diameter pipe for drying older steel cylinders with 1/2" - NGT openings. NOTE: Care must...

Tank Dryer System W/OUT Heat Gun

A 7/8" diameter magnifying mirror with handle used to inspect the inner neck of aluminum tanks for cracks or imperfections. A procedure which is now a standard part of the yearly VIP. A ball joint between the mirror and handle allows the viewing angle to be adjusted.

Just the tool to remove congested media from a dive tank after tumbling. Snap this air gun onto any pressurized BC hose, place the curved tube nozzle into the neck of the tank, which is inverted over a catch pan, and inject a stream of air. The internal pressure created will quickly jet a slurry of liquid and media into the pan, emptying the cylinder in seconds.

This machine consists of two heavy gauge, dichrome-plated steel end plates that support three parallel rubber rollers, the center one of which is rotated by a 60 rpm, 1/4-hp gearmotor. This apparatus allows two dive cylinders to be simultaneously tumbled at about 25 rpm. The semi-soft rollers will not deface or mark tanks, but still have excellent traction. The spacing between each roller axis is adjustable so tanks of different diameters can be accommodated. The parallel side rollers are...

Tank Tumbler without Gearmotor.

Constructed of heavy, welded steel plates which have been zinc plated, this V-shaped vise can be bench-mounted in either vertical or horizontal position. Tanks up to 8.5" in diameter are secured in the device with an adjustable chain vise-grip. A plastic tube to cover and pad the chain is also included.