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Large high-pressure cylinder for filling PCP air rifles with a maximum pressure
of up to 300 bar and a capacity of 6.8 litres / 6800 cc.
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€ 452.3
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Large pressure cylinder by KalibrGun designed for filling PCP air rifles. The maximum working pressure is 300 bar and the cylinder capacity is 6.8 litres, i.e. 6800 cc (cubic centimetres). It is made from a carbon fibre composite and the total weight is only 4.8 kg.
The cylinder neck is fitted with an M18x1.5 thread and at the valve outlet there is an internal Din G5/8" thread for connecting the hose. It is necessary to purchase a suitable high‑pressure hose with an external G5/8" thread, preferably with a pressure gauge, for example here. All suitable and available high‑pressure hoses can be found below in the recommended accessories section.
Note: The cylinder manufacturing date shown in the year/month format (e.g. 2025/09) can be found on the label on the cylinder. From this date, according to the manufacturer, a pressure test must be carried out every 3 years, and you will also receive a certificate confirming that the test has been performed.
WARNING! For safety reasons, we always ship pressure cylinders empty!
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