Must there be a steel stamp on the fire extinguisher cylinder?

2010-11-11View Original

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Must there be a steel stamp on the body of a fire extinguisher? Is there such a standard that specifies it?

Reply #22010-11-11

There’s no need for that; in fact, you can make a sign by yourself to make it easier for you to check

Reply #32010-11-11

I have received fire safety training; it seems the extinguishers were manufactured in 2009. It’s necessary to have it, and I heard that it can be checked online – this stamp serves as the identifier for the extinguisher.

Reply #42010-11-19

This post was last edited by jimmy158 on 2010-11-19 at 16:57; item h) on page 22 of GB4351.1-2005 requires a steel stamp. The standards specify that the design of gas cylinders must comply with GB5099.3; page 19 of GB5099.3, sections 8.1.1.2 and 8.1.1.3, regarding steel seamless gas cylinders

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