Xtrweld CYLDSG580-60 Inert Gas Cylinder 60 Cu Ft Cga 580

Product Description

The XTRWELD CYLDSG580-60 is a high-pressure inert gas cylinder rated at 60 cubic feet, built for welding and industrial gas supply applications. Constructed from 4130 chromoly steel alloy and finished in gray paint, it meets both DOT and TC certification standards. The CGA 580 valve connection is the industry-standard fitting for non-flammable, non-oxidizing inert gases such as argon and helium. At a working pressure of 2,015 psig, this cylinder delivers a reliable gas supply volume suitable for sustained welding operations. Welding professionals and industrial gas users rely on this cylinder as a primary gas source for MIG, TIG, and similar shielding gas setups.

This cylinder is suited for professional welding shops, fabrication facilities, and field service applications where inert shielding gas is required. The 60 cubic foot capacity makes it a mid-range option appropriate for regular shop use or job-site deployment. The DOT and TC dual certification allows it to be filled and transported across both United States and Canadian jurisdictions, making it practical for cross-border operations or distributors serving both markets. The CGA 580 connection is compatible with standard argon and mixed-gas regulators used in the welding trade.

Key Features

• 60 cubic foot capacity for extended shielding gas supply during welding operations
• Working pressure of 2,015 psig for high-pressure inert gas storage
• CGA 580 valve connection, the standard fitting for inert non-flammable gases
• 4130 chromoly alloy steel construction for strength and durability
• Gray painted exterior finish for standard inert gas identification
• DOT and TC dual certified for use and transport in the United States and Canada

Compatibility

Designed for use with inert and non-flammable, non-oxidizing gases such as argon, helium, and argon-mix blends using a CGA 580 regulator connection in welding and industrial gas supply applications.

Installation Notes

Cylinder installation and connection should be performed by a qualified welding professional or gas technician familiar with high-pressure gas handling procedures. Always secure the cylinder upright in an approved stand or chain mount before attaching a regulator. Close the cylinder valve and bleed the regulator before making or breaking any connections. Handle and transport cylinders in accordance with DOT regulations and the Compressed Gas Association guidelines applicable to high-pressure inert gas cylinders.