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How can I tell if my Luxfer cylinder is made from 6351 alloy?

How do I know if the person inspecting my cylinders is properly trained?

Why is it necessary to have my 6351-alloy cylinder inspected with an eddy-current device?

If there have been so few SLC-related cylinder ruptures, why is there so much alarming information about them on the Internet?

Which types of cylinders are most susceptible to SLC-related ruptures?

How many aluminum cylinders have exhibited SLC?

How quickly do the cracks grow?

What is sustained-load cracking?

How long does a carbon composite cylinder last?

How often must carbon composite cylinders be retested?

Will I need special handling equipment to protect the cylinder?

What types of valves and regulators does a Luxfer carbon composite cylinder require?

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