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    This document provides information on standardized valve outlets and connections for compressed gases according to the Compressed Gas Association (CGA). It lists over 50 common industrial and specialty gases along with their associated CGA valve outlet and connection numbers. It notes that Matheson Tri-Gas uses the CGA standardized connections. Lecture bottles for some gases use CGA 170 or 180 connections instead of the standard numbers listed.

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    This document provides information on standardized valve outlets and connections for compressed gases according to the Compressed Gas Association (CGA). It lists over 50 common industrial and specialty gases along with their associated CGA valve outlet and connection numbers. It notes that Matheson Tri-Gas uses the CGA standardized connections. Lecture bottles for some gases use CGA 170 or 180 connections instead of the standard numbers listed.

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    This document provides information on standardized valve outlets and connections for compressed gases according to the Compressed Gas Association (CGA). It lists over 50 common industrial and specialty gases along with their associated CGA valve outlet and connection numbers. It notes that Matheson Tri-Gas uses the CGA standardized connections. Lecture bottles for some gases use CGA 170 or 180 connections instead of the standard numbers listed.

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    This document provides information on standardized valve outlets and connections for compressed gases according to the Compressed Gas Association (CGA). It lists over 50 common industrial and specialty gases along with their associated CGA valve outlet and connection numbers. It notes that Matheson Tri-Gas uses the CGA standardized connections. Lecture bottles for some gases use CGA 170 or 180 connections instead of the standard numbers listed.

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    Introduction

    Cylinder Information

    The drawings of valve outlets and connections shown on


    pages xviii - xix are those now in use by Matheson Tri-Gas and in
    common use by the compressed gas industry. Whenever possible, valve
    outlets standardized by the Compressed Gas Association are used.

    CGA CGA CGA


    Valve Outlet Valve Outlet Valve Outlet
    & Conn. No. & Conn. No. & Conn. No.
    Gas CGA/UHP CGA Gas CGA/UHP CGA Gas CGA/UHP CGA
    Acetylene 510 Germane 350/632 "Manufactured Gas B" 350
    Air, Breathing 346 Halocarbon 12 Methane 350*
    Air, Industrial 590* (Dichlorodifluoromethane) 660*/716 Methyl Bromide 330
    Allene 510** Halocarbon 13 3-Methyl-1-butene 510
    Ammonia, Anhydrous 705** (Chlorotrifluoromethane) 660/716 Methyl Chloride 660*
    Ammonia, Electronic 660/720 Halocarbon 13B1 Methyl Fluoride 350
    Argon 580*/718 (Bromotrifluoromethane) 660 Methyl Mercaptan 330**
    Argon-3500 psig 680*** Halocarbon 14 Monomethylamine 705**
    Argon-6000 psig 677 (Tetrafluoromethane) 320*/716 Neon 580*/718
    Arsine 350/632 Halocarbon 23 (Fluoroform) 660/716 Nitric Oxide 660/712
    Boron Trichloride 660**/634 Halocarbon 114 Nitrogen 580*/718
    Boron Trifluoride 330**/642 (2,2-Dichlorotetrafluoroethane)660*/716 Nitrogen-3500 psig 680***
    1,3-Butadiene 510* Halocarbon 115 Nitrogen-6000 psig 677
    Butane 510* (Chloropentafluoroethane) 660*/716 Nitrogen Dioxide 660
    Butenes 510* Halocarbon 116 Nitrogen Trioxide 660
    Carbon Dioxide 320*/716 (Hexafluoroethane) 660/716 Nitrous Oxide 326*/712
    Carbon Monoxide 350*/724 Halocarbon 142B Octafluorocyclobutane 660*
    Carbonyl Fluoride 660 (1-Chloro-1,1-difluoroethane) 510 Oxygen 540*/714
    Carbonyl Sulfide 330** Halocarbon 1113 Oxygen Mixtures Over 23.5% 296
    Chlorine 660/728** (Chlorotrifluoroethylene) 510 Perfluoropropane 660*/716
    Cyanogen 660 Helium-3500 psig 680*** Phosgene 660
    Cyanogen Chloride 660 Helium 580*/718 Phosphine 350/632
    Cyclopropane 510* Hexafluoropropylene 660* Phosphorus Pentafluoride 660**
    Deuterium 350* Hydrogen 350*/724 Propane 510*
    Dichlorosilane 678/636 Hydrogen-3500 psig 695*** Propylene 510*
    Dimethylamine 705** Hydrogen Bromide 330**/634 Silane (High Pressure) 350/632
    Dimethyl Ether 510* Hydrogen Chloride 330**/634 Silicon Tetrafluoride 330**/642
    2,2-Dimethylpropane 510 Hydrogen Fluoride 660**/638 Sulfur Dioxide 660**
    Disilane 350/632* Hydrogen Selenide 350/632 Sulfur Hexafluoride 590*/716
    Ethane 350* Hydrogen Sulfide 330**/722 Trimethylamine 705**
    Ethyl Chloride 300* Isobutane 510* Vinyl Bromide 510
    Ethylene 350* Isobutylene 510* Vinyl Methyl Ether 510
    Ethylene Oxide 510** Krypton 580/718 Xenon 580**/718
    Fluorine 679

    *Lecture bottles use CGA No. 170


    **Lecture bottles use CGA No. 180
    ***For information on CGA 680 and 695 connections contact your nearest Matheson Tri-Gas office.

    *, **NOTE: The CGA 170 is authorized for non-corrosive gases packaged in lecture bottles. The CGA 180 is
    authorized for all gases packaged in lecture bottles.

    www.mathesontrigas.com xvii

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