All SCUBA tanks purchased from Berry Dive Center come with a 12 free air fill card valued at $84.00! And 1 free VIP the following year after the purchased. When bought the tank will have a current VIP. Tanks come with Pro Style Value!!! This value can be used as a standard K Value or a Din Valve. With a simple hex key you can select which style you would like to use. This is great for people with different gear setup's because you no longer have to change the whole value.

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Cyl-Tec Scuba proudly distributes HyMark cylinders manufactured in Hampton, VA in accordance with U.S. Department of Transportation and Transport Canada requirements. Cyl-Tec cylinders are built from high-strength aluminum alloy 6061-T6, with corrosion-resistant interiors and exteriors.

Part No.	Service Pressure (psi / bar)	AIR Capaxity (cu.ft)	Outside Diameter (in.)	Overall Length (in.)	Empty Weight (lbs.)	Min. Internal Volume (cu.in)	Min. Water Weight (lbs.)	Thread Size
S-6	3000 / 207	6	3.21	10.9	2.5	53	1.9	.750-14 NPSM
S-13	3000 / 207	13	4.38	12.7	5.7	115	4.15	.750-14 NPSM
S-19	3000 / 207	19	4.38	17.6	7.6	168	6.06	.750-14 NPSM
S-30	3000 / 207	30	5.25	19.5	12.3	267	9.64	.750-14 NPSM
S-40	3000 / 207	40	5.25	24.9	15.5	351	12.67	.750-14 NPSM
S-50	3000 / 207	50	6.89	19.4	21.2	439	15.85	.750-14 NPSM
S-63	3000 / 207	63	7.25	21.9	26.7	553	19.96	.750-14 NPSM
S-80	3000 / 207	78	7.25	26.1	27.9	684	24.69	.750-14 NPSM
C-60	3300 / 228	60	7.25	20.1	27.9	485	17.51	.750-14 NPSM
C-80	3300 / 228	80	7.25	25.4	27.9	630	22.74	.750-14 NPSM
S = SCUBA C = COMPACT SCUBA

About Cyl-Tec:
In 1991, after spending 35 successful years in the compressed gas and industrial supply industry, George Bennett spotted another opportunity. He envisioned the need for a cost effective, high quality source for cylinder testing to serve the distributors in the Midwest. At that time many distributors tested their own cylinders, or sent them out to small independent testing stations that were not equipped to handle the increasing volume or stay on top of the D.O.T. regulations. George hired James Bennett, his son, and Ron Probst to help get the company started. James had spent 10 years and Ron 15 years in the compressed gas industry and they provided the operational base the company needed to start to grow. While James and Ron took care of the day to day operations, George helped engineer the expansion. In 1993 another son, John, joined the company and helped the team expand distribution and capabilities of the new cryogenic cylinder repair department. In 1998 another son, Thomas, joined the growing company and is helping the team automate cylinder services and move into new markets.