ISO 13769:2018
ISO 13769:2018

ISO 13769:2018

July 2018
International standard Current

Gas cylinders - Stamp marking

This document specifies stamp marking of transportable gas cylinders of volumes greater than 0,12 l and up to or equal to 150 l and tubes of volumes up to or equal to 3 000 l, including:- steel and aluminium-alloy gas cylinders;- composite gas cylinders;- acetylene cylinders;- liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders (see Annex A); and- small cylinders (see Annex B).Unless noted by exception, the use of "cylinder" in this document refers to the above types of cylinders.Non-refillable cylinders are addressed by this standard.

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July 2018

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19 p.

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ISO 13769:2018

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23.020.35   Gas cylinders

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Gas cylinders - Stamp marking

This document specifies stamp marking of transportable gas cylinders of volumes greater than 0,12 l and up to or equal to 150 l and tubes of volumes up to or equal to 3 000 l, including:

- steel and aluminium-alloy gas cylinders;

- composite gas cylinders;

- acetylene cylinders;

- liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders (see Annex A); and

- small cylinders (see Annex B).

Unless noted by exception, the use of "cylinder" in this document refers to the above types of cylinders.

Non-refillable cylinders are addressed by this standard.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 13769:2007
ISO 13769:2007
December 2007
International standard Cancelled
Gas cylinders - Stamp marking

ISO 13769:2007 specifies stamp marking of refillable transportable gas cylinders and tubes of volume greater than 0,5 l and less than or equal to 3 000 l, including: steel and aluminium gas cylinders; composite gas cylinders; acetylene cylinders; LPG cylinders.

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