Supplies for O2 cleaning a steel tank?

[do it easy]

^ Nitrox wraps?

They are the large green and yellow stickers with the large letters that read "NITROX"

 

[SparticleBrane]

They are the large green and yellow stickers with the large letters that read "NITROX"

Oh trust me, I know what they are. Didn't you read my rant?

 

[WTFOver]

Never mind item was covered...

 

[Colliam7]

Oh trust me, I know what they are. Didn't you read my rant?

And, I would have been disappointed if you had not risen to the occasion, after I mentioned them!

 

[SparticleBrane]

I will rant about nitrox wraps at every available opportunity...

 

[diveauz]

Has any one thought of putting something like "Halocarbon"'s inert wax inside a steel tank to protect it from rusting?

 

[Hoosier]

Wax?

NO NO NO........

Any OIL stuff isn't good....

 

[diveauz]

halocarbon is not OIL and is not flamable. http://www.halocarbon.com/halocarbon_media/HalocarbonWaxes_256.pdf

 

[Belmont]

Has any one thought of putting something like "Halocarbon"'s inert wax inside a steel tank to protect it from rusting?

Wax?

NO NO NO........

Any OIL stuff isn't good....

From their web site:

Halocarbon Inert Lubricants….The Safer Choice Inert, nonflammable, noncorrosive, hydrocarbon free and low toxicity-these are properties of Halocarbon inert lubricants. Halocarbon first commercialized these polychlorotrifluoroethylene-based lubricants over 50 years ago.
Today, we offer a wide range of inert oils, greases and waxes to meet industry’s needs worldwide. Our lubricants’ inertness is required for safe handling of highly reactive and /or aggressive chemicals such as oxygen, chlorine, hydrogen peroxide, sulfur trioxide and nitric acid.



There could be something here!

 

[Hoosier]

Possible liver toxicity
Signs of fluoride poisoning
nausea,
shortness of breath
loss of appetite


I don't mind you guys try it first.