Oxygen color issue

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Recently, something has confused me: oxygen cylinders on the market are red, while acetylene cylinders are green. Why isn’t it the same according to standard GB2550-2007? Could it be that there have been changes required by GB2550-2016? Does anyone have the new standard (GB/T2550-2016)? It’s not available for download yet; I’m seeking help from experts.

Reply #22016-08-15

I don’t understand; is it the color of the gas itself?

Reply #32016-08-16

That is non-compliant; it’s likely counterfeit and of poor quality. Oxygen is blue, acetylene is red

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