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To import oxygen cylinders, the importer needs to follow the procedures outlined by the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization (PESO). This includes submitting an application in Form 'B', providing invoices, manufacturer's test and inspection certificates, hydrotest and filler's certificates, and details of the storage license. Additionally, if importing toxic or corrosive gases, further documentation may be required, according to the PESO document. Required Documents:

• Application in Form 'B': This is the primary application form.
• Invoice: A copy of the invoice with the importer's name.
• Manufacturer's Test & Inspection Certificate: This certificate confirms the cylinder's compliance with standards.
• Hydrotest Certificate: This certificate verifies the cylinder's ability to withstand pressure.
• Filler's Certificate: This certificate is required if importing cylinders already filled with gas.
• Storage License Details: The details of the importer's storage license in Form 'F' of the Gas Cylinders Rules, 2016.
• DGFT License (Optional): According to PESO, you may need this depending on your situation.
• Additional Documents for Toxic & Corrosive Gases: If importing these, you may need additional documentation. 

Important Considerations:

• PESO Approval:PESO has relaxed some requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing for online approval without physical inspections of manufacturers' facilities, according to PRSIndia. 
• Certification of Oxygen Purity:In case of filled cylinders, the exporting agency must certify the oxygen's purity and concentration for medical use, says PESO. This certification should be attested by the Indian Mission in the exporting country. 
• Compliance with Standards:Oxygen cylinders should comply with Indian or international standards before shipment, according to PESO. 
• Emergency Handling Facilities:The importer and user must have adequate infrastructure for safe handling, storage, and emergency response in case of leaks.

A Rama Oxygen Cylinder 46.7 Ltr typically refers to a high-pressure industrial or medical-grade oxygen cylinder manufactured or distributed by Rama Cylinders Pvt. Ltd., a known supplier in India. Here's a breakdown of the key specifications and typical use:

🔹 Key Specifications (Typical)

• Water Capacity: 46.7 Liters (this is the volume of the cylinder itself, not the gas inside)

• Gas Capacity: ~7 cubic meters (m³) of oxygen when filled at 150 bar pressure

• Working Pressure: 150 to 200 bar (check cylinder markings)

• Material: Seamless steel

• Usage: Medical oxygen supply, industrial welding, cutting, or lab use

• Weight: Around 50–60 kg (depending on wall thickness)

• Valves: IS:3224 or equivalent standard valve (e.g., Bullnose or Pin Index)

🔹 Applications

• Medical: For hospitals, ambulances, and home oxygen therapy

• Industrial: Cutting, welding, and other fabrication processes

• Laboratory: Controlled oxygen environments

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The EKC Oxygen Cylinder 46.7 Ltr is a high-pressure, seamless steel cylinder manufactured by Everest Kanto Cylinder Ltd. (EKC), a leading producer of gas cylinders in India. This cylinder is commonly referred to as a D-Type or Jumbo Oxygen Cylinder and is widely used in medical, industrial, and laboratory settings.

🔧 Key Specifications

• Water Capacity: 46.7 liters

• Oxygen Gas Capacity: Approximately 7,000 liters (7 cubic meters)

• Working Pressure: 150 kg/cm² at 15°C

• Test Pressure: 250 kg/cm²

• Material: Seamless manganese steel

• Weight: Approximately 51 kg

• Height with Valve: Approximately 1,445 mm

• Outer Diameter: Approximately 232 mm

• Wall Thickness: Approximately 5.5 mm

• Valve Type: IS:3224 (Bullnose or Pin Index)

• Compliance: IS 7285 Part II, BIS certified, PESO approved

🏥 Applications

• Medical Use: Hospitals, ambulances, clinics, and home oxygen therapy

• Industrial Use: Welding, cutting, and other fabrication processes

• Laboratory Use: Controlled oxygen environments