Compressor fill whip needed, both din and yoke

[cjmiller]

I have a Scott 6000 psi compressor feeding into a RevolveAir Model 5016 charge station formerly used by a fire department to fill both scuba and scba bottles. I have 4 stage bottles that are at about 5500 pounds.

I have a single yoke whip in the fill station that fits my normal bottles (al 80, HP steel 120s). However, some of the more squat bottles won't fit as they are too wide, so I need to purchase a whip to fun off the auxiliary outlet. The outlet is pressure regulated same as the port in the fill station.

What I'd like is a whip about 5' long with a valve, bleeder, and a way to convert from yoke to din as needed. Otherwise, I need a short whip that I can put into the fill station with a din setup, as I have one of the older HP din 120s to fill.

Any suggestions? I see a lot of cheap lines on ebay. I believe the outlet is 1/4" NPT but don't have documentation.

Thanks, Chris

 

[tbone1004]

where are you located? The fitting end is easy, just get one of the ones from Northeast Scuba Supply for $45 and call it a day. The hose should be easier, just have to find the right supplier. Whoever does your local fire department compressor service can make them for you.

 

[Caveeagle]

Where are you located? Wayne at Amigos has built some really nice fill whips for a few fill stations I have seen,

I would set up the fill whip with a DIN connector and just use a yoke adaptor.

 

[grf88]

August Industries - Bauer Compressors Parts and Supplies
have everything you need. Maybe consider a little longer than 5ft.

 

[cjmiller]

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Where are you located? Wayne at Amigos has built some really nice fill whips for a few fill stations I have seen,

I would set up the fill whip with a DIN connector and just use a yoke adaptor.

I am in MA. Amigos? They online?

 

[Caveeagle]

Amigos Dive Center – Since 2006 • The best gas in cave country

 

[-JD-]

where are you located? The fitting end is easy, just get one of the ones from Northeast Scuba Supply for $45 and call it a day. The hose should be easier, just have to find the right supplier. Whoever does your local fire department compressor service can make them for you.

@cjmiller I would not be suprised if John at NESS has the 5' hose too. He had ones around 3' that I saw last time I happened to be perusing that area, and I noticed more braided stainless had come in lately. Call him, as it may not be in the website: (610) 631-2288