NITROUS rEFILL STATIONS

PukkaSilvia · #1 25-09-2009, 18:53

I have been looking into being able to refill nitrous bottles.

It eally doesnt seem to be much kit for your money.
There around 700 quid for a transfer pump some fittings,braided lines and a pump.

Im sure there must be a transfer pump available somewhere that is suitable and i can make my own braided lines and stands up.

Does anyone have any ideas?

I dont want to do the freezer way of transfering as its just too long a process.

s13eater · #2 26-09-2009, 15:48

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Originally Posted by Pukka

I have been looking into being able to refill nitrous bottles.

It eally doesnt seem to be much kit for your money.
There around 700 quid for a transfer pump some fittings,braided lines and a pump.

Im sure there must be a transfer pump available somewhere that is suitable and i can make my own braided lines and stands up.

Does anyone have any ideas?

I dont want to do the freezer way of transfering as its just too long a process.

could you use a watering can matey

. lol.

PukkaSilvia · #3 26-09-2009, 20:18

lol. Ive been pointed towards lpg pumps..... dw

nedge2k · #4 26-09-2009, 21:11

http://www.nitrous.info/nitrous-n20--refills.htm

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All you need to fill your own bottles is:

Something to accurately weigh the empty and full bottles.
A fill loop (a bit of pipe to connect the full bottle to the empty one) - this can be cheap 4mm Nylon, with some simple end fittings.
A spanner
A brain...
You do NOT need a pump!

gripo · #5 27-09-2009, 08:41

LPG! now theres a thought for the future

umpkin · #6 27-09-2009, 09:39

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Originally Posted by _nedge2k

http://www.nitrous.info/nitrous-n20--refills.htm

thats the freezer way, pukka said he wanted a faster pumped way, since its prolly not for personal use, but as another service at his garage.

PukkaSilvia · #7 27-09-2009, 13:50

yep as above.ta Umpkin