
At Josef Gas, safety is our top priority. Our High Pressure Cylinder Retest Service ensures that your customer-owned cylinders meet all necessary regulatory standards for continued use. High-pressure cylinders, used for gases such as Oxygen, Argon, Nitrogen, Helium, and various welding mixes, are subject to extreme internal forces. Over time, the metal casing can suffer from fatigue, corrosion, or external damage that compromises its ability to hold pressure safely. Regulatory bodies like Transport Canada and the DOT require these cylinders to be periodically tested—typically every 5 or 10 years—to verify their structural integrity.
Our retesting process is thorough and conducted by certified technicians. It begins with a meticulous visual inspection to identify any external gouges, cuts, or excessive rust. The cylinder is then subjected to a hydrostatic test, where it is pressurized with water to a level significantly higher than its service pressure. This measures the elasticity of the metal and ensures it returns to its original shape within allowed tolerances. Once the cylinder passes, it is dried, inspected internally, and stamped with the new test date, certifying it for continued service. Trust Josef Gas to keep your equipment compliant and your workplace safe.
We understand that downtime affects your productivity. Our facility is equipped to handle high-pressure cylinder testing efficiently, minimizing the time your tanks are out of circulation. Whether you own a single cylinder or a fleet of industrial tanks, we provide the same level of rigorous safety checks and documentation.
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| Packaging Description:1 of each |
| Service Type:Hydrostatic Testing |
| Application:High Pressure Cylinders |
| Compatible Cylinder Types:Aluminum, High Pressure, Steel |
| Compliance Standards:DOT, Transport Canada |
| Test Method:Direct Expansion, Water Jacket |
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| Compatible Cylinder Types:Steel, Aluminum, High Pressure |
| Compliance Standards:Transport Canada, DOT |
| Test Method:Water Jacket, Direct Expansion |