10lb Aluminum New CO2 Tank, DOT Approved Gas Cylinder with CGA 320 Valve for Kegerators and Draft Beer Dispensing (Tank Ships Empty)

Very happy with the tank ordered it in November based on the hydro date shown on the listing photo of August, but when I got the tank date of hydro was from October which was great so I can use this tank for full 5 yrs before testing it again or replacing it.Filled my co2 at the local beer brewery for 20$ to fill my soda stream.Had a few questions and the seller was quick to respond as well.

Cylinder came in super clean with a very recent certification date. Working well for my aquarium CO2 supply and fits in the cabinet nicely. Would definitely recommend.

These tanks are illegal to fill in the U.S.A. The tanks need both the D.O.T. and U.L. Certification and stamping.

I carry a small CO2 tank in my truck when offroading. They can be useful for quick tasks on the trail like reseating a bead. For that you need something that can dump a lot of air fast which that can do along with my regulator. It arrived with an 07/24 DOT stamp on it so it's been recently certified. Getting it filled at the local gas shop is a simple in-and-out affair. Now it's strapped in the back of my beatup old Range Rover ready for future adventures.

I got this tank for making homemade seltzer. I drink a lot of it and a 2 L bottle at my local grocery store has gone up to $1.50. I had no trouble getting this tank filled at a local gas supplier. It has a standard CGA 320 fitting, so it should work with most beverage CO2 regulators. While this product is really an item of utility, it doesn’t hurt that it has a nice finish. Since it cost me less than $20 to get it filled, it will save me a lot of money compared to what I’d have to spend to buy bottled seltzer.

This thing is a beast. A 10 gallon beast to be exact. This tank is rock solid and built incredible well.I finally got it for my soda stream. With this tank and the adapter, I can finally stop overpaying for the overpriced proprietary cylinders. This thing only cost $20 to fill locally, which is an incredible deal when you see the price difference.

Good looking spun aluminum bottle with a nice clearcoat finish on it, fit my existing CO2 regulator just fine, I like that it comes with the protector/carry-handle already included as many don't and end up being carried by the valve (not ideal). This one has the handle, fits the CO2 regulator, arrived DOT stamped and in date, so a quick stop at my local homebrew supplier had it filled and ready to use. They commented on that I should fill and not exchange it (as is common in many areas) because the bottle looks way to good to let it go on a bottle exchange. Valve feels good, works well, threads and machining look good and work properly.