4A | Carbon Dioxide Products

RATERMANN MANUFACTURING, INC. INDEX Aluminum Carbon Dioxide Cylinders for Industrial Gas ...... 4A-4 Automatic Changeover Manifold ...... 4A-15 Carbon Dioxide Accessories Polyethylene Tubing – Vent Hose ...... 4A-13 Carbon Dioxide Fittings ...... 4A-12&13 Carbon Dioxide and Gas Purification ...... 4A-14 Carbon Dioxide Bulk Fittings Carbon Dioxide Hose End Assembly ...... 4A-12 Carbon Dioxide CGA 320 Valve Plugs ...... 4A-4 Carbon Dioxide Cylinder Boots ...... 4A-5 Carbon Dioxide Hose Products CO2 Transfer Hoses – 450 PSIG ...... 4A-11 CO2 Wall Outlet – Wall Box Nipple with 6-Hole Flange ...... 4A-12 Food Grade LCO2 Transfer Hose for CO2 & Beverage ...... 4A-12 Thermoplastic Low-Temp Pigtails ...... 4A-7 Hose Reel for Thermoplastic Hoses ...... 4A-8, 12 Carbon Dioxide Piping & Manifold Beverage Manifold Accessories ...... 4A-10 CO2 Plug & Socket ...... 4A-10 Low Pressure Changeover Valve ...... 4A-10 Proportional Gas Mixer for Beverage Gases ...... 4A-10 Carbon Dioxide Pump ...... 4A-11 Carbon Dioxide Regulators Beer Regulator ...... 4A-5 Soda Regulator ...... 4A-5 Carbon Dioxide Seals Cylinder Connections ...... 4A-3 PTFE Seals for CO2 ...... 4A-3 Carbon Dioxide Valve Conversion Kit ...... 4A-3 Quick Fill Connector for CO2 ...... 4A-8 Replacement Parts for Quick Fill Connector ...... 4A-8 Residual Pressure Cylinder Valve ...... 4A-6 Transfill Pump with Scale ...... 4A-9

OTHER PRODUCTS Ball Valves, Carbon Steel with Vented Ball ...... 4A-15 Carry Handles for Aluminum Cylinders ...... 4A-2 Installing Carry Handles for Aluminum Cylinders ...... 4A-2 Cylinder Retaining Rings for Carry Handles ...... 4A-2 Cylinder Safety Conversion Kit ...... 4A-2 Dry Ice Machine ...... 4A-9 Dry Ice Accessories ...... 4A-9 E-Track & E-Track Restraints ...... 4A-4 High Pressure Cylinder Caps ...... 4A-5 Paint Ball 2 Lever Fill Station ...... 4A-8 Retaining Ring Plier ...... 4A-2 Small Cylinder Status Tags ...... 4A-3 Valve Leak Check ...... 4A-3

Rev: 3/21/16, 9/24/15, 9/16/14

Ratermann Manufacturing, Inc. Customer Service 1-800-264-7793 S Email [email protected] S Online at Web Store www.rmiorder.com 4A- 1 S Aluminum Cylinder Carry Handles – Choose your Color T

C Aluminum Cylinder Carry Handles

U Plastic Valve Protection Carry Handles are available to

D fit Catalina® and Luxfer® brand aluminum cylinders.

O We stock carry handles and retaining rings for both

R manufacturers cylinders. For 15 and 20 lb. Aluminum

P cylinders. Can be installed without removing valve.

E Black (BK) Blue (B) Red (RR) For 15 & 20 lb. Aluminum Cylinders D

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X CCH-AC-xx Catalina® Style Carry Handle

O CCH-AC-R Retaining Ring for Catalina® Style Carry Handles I CCH-AL-xx Luxfer® Style Carry Handle D CCH-AL-R Retaining Ring for Luxfer® Style Carry Handles

N CCH-AS-xx Thread On Style Carry Handle

O Catalina® Style Pt # CCH-AC-BK Ordering Information: B Luxfer® Style Pt # CCH-AL-BK Yellow (Y) Green (GR) Orange (O)

R Replace xx in the part number with the color codes below

A Note: All colors shown are printed representations. Actual colors may vary. Black – BK, Blue – B, Red – RR, Yellow – Y, Green – GR, Orange –O C Installing Carry Handles for Aluminum Cylinder 12 3

Cylinder Safety Cylinder Retaining Conversion Kit Rings for Carry Installing carry handle Handles valve protector

Catalina® Style Pt # CCH-AC-R

Handle & snap ring with steel cylinder adapter. Allows addition of plastic carrying handle to steel cylinders. Valve must be removed to Luxfer® Style install handle. Pt # CCH-AL-R Retaining Ring Plier (Adapter comes with set screws.) Cylinder Retaining Rings For all cylinder handle Part # Description retaining rings. Part # Description CCH-118 Conversion Kit 1.9” CCH-AC-R Retaining ring for Catalina® Part # Description CCH-AL-R Retaining ring for Luxfer® Rev: 7/1/13 CCH-P1 Retaining Ring Plier

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U Aluminum Carbon Dioxide Cylinders for Industrial Gas D Clean, corrosion-resistant, lightweight cylinders are ideal for dispensing carbonated soft

O Models drinks, beers, lagers and other beverages.

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P include IDEAL FOR DISPENSING E CARBONATED SOFT DRINKS, BEERS, 2.5 lbs. D 5 lbs. I LAGERS AND OTHER BEVERAGES. 10 lbs. X 15 lbs. O

I Features Manufactured to DOT and TC requirements

D • Lightweight, high strength 6061-T6 • U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) 3AL aluminum alloy improves cylinder system • Transport Canada (TC) 3ALM N portability while reducing the rigors of • Every cylinder inspected and tested by DOT- O material handling. and TC-authorized independent agency B • Corrosion-resistant interior and exterior • Cycle-tested in excess of 100,000 cycles at R • Brushed exterior provides a durable, service pressure A low-maintenance finish for years of

C • Minimum burst pressure tested to 2.5 times dependable service. service pressure without failure • Optional carrying handle offers superior valve protection.

SERVICE CO 2 MAX. N 2 OUTSIDE OVERALL EMPTY MIN. MIN. THREAD Note: PRESSURE CAP. CAPACITY DIAMETER LENGTH WEIGHT INTERNAL WATER SIZE Cylinder VOLUME WEIGHT colors may PART NO. PSI BAR LBS KG CU.FT LITERS IN. MM IN. MM LBS KG. CU.IN LITERS LBS KG vary from photo. CYL-CO2-2.5 1800 124 2.5 1.13 7.2 204 4.38 111.2 10.4 264 3.3 1.5 102 1.7 3.68 1.67 .750-16 UNF-2B CYL-CO2-5 1800 124 5.0 2.30 14.5 411 5.25 133.4 14.0 356 6.2 2.8 205 3.4 7.40 3.36 1.125-12 UNF-2B CYL-CO2-10* 180012410.04.5028.98186.89175.016.441712.95.94086.714.73 6.681.125-12 UNF-2B CYL-CO2-15* 18 0 0 124 15.0 6.80 43.3 1226 6.89 175.0 22.8 579 16.8 7.6 612 10.0 22.09 10.02 1.125-12 UNF-2B * 10 lb. and 15 lb. have the option of either a Carry Handle (add “ -H ”) or Cap and Collar (add “ -CC ”).

E-Track & E-Track Restraints

E-Track & E-Track Restraints E-Track Sections for Truck Trailers

Part # Description Part # Description

TSK-E12 12’ E-Track Strap, Standard TS-ETRACK 10’ Sections TSK-E20 20’ E-Track Strap, Standard TS-ETRACK60 5’ Sections

TS-ENDCAP End Cap

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CGA Plugs are available in Packs of 1,000 (PK1000) and Packs of 100 (PK100) CGA 320 Valve Plugs | Carbon Dioxide Flexible Thread Ridgid Plastic with Pull Tab Protector for CO 2 for Carbon Dioxide • Male Thread Valves Dust Cap with Strap

CGA 320 CGA 320 CGA 320 CGA 320 CGA 320 Dust Cap – CGA 320 CGA 320 Dust Cap – Yellow Dust Cap – Green Dust Cap – Red Dust Cap – Blue Red Male Cover – Blue Male Cover – Red Pt # PM-C12-YPK1000 Pt # PM-C12-GRPK1000 Pt # PM-C12-RPK1000 Pt # PM-C12-BPK1000 Pt # PM-2PK1000 Pt # PF-HB1PK1000 Pt # PF-HR1PK1000 Pt # PM-C12-YPK100 Pt # PM-C12-GRPK100 Pt # PM-C12-RPK100 Pt # PM-C12-BPK100 Pt # PM-2PK100 Pt # PF-HB1PK100 Pt # PF-HR1PK100

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SHW-GRPV58061-35 CGA 580, 3/4 NGT, Plug Safety 3775 PSI

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R For Carbon Dioxide The concept of a RPV (Residual Pressure A Part # Description

C Valve) Cylinder Valve is to retain a small SHW-GRPV32061-28 3/4” NGT, Tapered Thread, Brass 3000 PSI positive pressure of gas in a gas cylinder. SHW-GRPV32061-32 3/4” NGT, Tapered Thread, Brass 3360 PSI SHW-GRPV32061-35 3/4” NGT, Tapered Thread, Brass 3775 PSI (RPV’s) sometimes called Positive Flow Valves, SHW-GRPV32061-38 3/4” NGT, Tapered Thread, Brass 4000 PSI are typically of brass construction. RPV’s are SHW-GRPV32051-28LX 1 1/8 UNF Straight Thread 3000 PSI Lexan Handwheel high pressure cylinder valves with a built in SHW-GRPV32051-28LX-75 3/4 UNF Straight Thread 3000 PSI Lexan Hand wheel check valve that retains approximately 30-50 psig in the cylinder. This prevents backflow Residual Pressure Cylinder Valve Features contamination when cylinder pressure gets Sherwood GRPV valves are designed to retain approximately below the customer’s system pressure. RPV’s 30 to 50 psig pressure, maintaining the integrity of the also prevent atmospheric contamination if a cylinder contents against contaminants, even if the valve is customer leaves the valve open when the left open. cylinder is empty. The unique combination of innovative design and quality construction offers protection of cylinder contents without the expense of a time- consuming purge and clean cycle. 1. Durable forged brass body, precisely machined internal components and design elements meet the most stringent International valve performance standards. Automated assembly and testing processes ensure 1. exceptional quality. All Sherwood GRPV valves are 100% leak tested. 2. Dynamic front piston seal design is not in direct contact with the flow passage during filling. 2. 3. Inlet and Outlet thread configurations are available for a broad spectrum of Customer, Country and Code specifications. 4. The unitized plug design of the Pressure Relief Device PRD) provides excellent flow characteristics. Optical Character Recognition technology utilized to verify appropriate burst disc pressure rating. Sherwood’s exclusive “webbed washer” design protects 4. burst disc during handling and bulk shipment. 3.

STANDARDS CONFORMANCE DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS CGA V-9 Standard for Gas Cylinder Valves Maximum Working Pressure 6,000 PSIG 413 BAR CGA S1.1 Standard for Pressure Relief Devices Burst Pressure 15,000 PSIG 1,035 BAR CGA V-1 Compressed Gas Cylinder Valve Operating Temperature Min: -50˚F -45˚C Outlet and Inlet Specifications Max: 130˚F 55˚C ISO 10297 International Standard for Cylinder Valves Storage Temperature Min: -65˚F -54˚C Design Specifications Max: 155˚F 68˚C ISO 15996 International Standard for Residual Pressure Valves Design Specifications EN 849 International Standard for Cylinder Valves Design Specifications Leak Rate Internal/External 1X10 -3 atm cc/s AS2473 Australian Standard for Compressed Gas Cylinder Valves Minimum Cycle Life 2,000 Cycles TPED Transportable Pressure Equipment Directive Cv Flow Factor Standard: .28 Modules B & D CO2 / Manifold: .50

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Paint Ball 2 Lever Fill Station Fill stations are designed to fill your constant air (C.A.) bottles (3 1/2 oz., 7 oz., 10 oz. and 20 oz. bottles) with liquid carbon dioxide (CO2). Please note that the CO2 is liquid; the bottles are designed to hold the designated amount in liquid form. If you do not use a bulk tank with a siphon tube, you will probably transfer gas CO2, and this will change the weight of the tank. The bottles are designed to accommodate approximately 65% of their volume in liquid CO2. The remaining space is unfilled, allowing for the expansion of the CO2 as temperature convert into gas.

WARNING: • Always use a scale to transfer the correct volume of CO2. • DO NOT overfill your C.A. bottle to try for a few more shots. • Secure your bulk tank so it will not fall/bump into other objects.

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CO2 Wall Outlet Test Results Specifications Part # Description • CGA 6.5 Compliant Nominal I.D.: • CGA 6.6 Cold Bend Test Compliant 1/2 inch BEV-WMBOX Box Fill Flush Mount • NFPA 55 Compliant 13 mm • Leachate Resistant to Liquid CO2 Maximum O.D.: Carbon Dioxide Fittings Construction 0.810 inches 20 mm Fill Gun Quick • Tube - Proprietary Polymer • Reinforcement - Polyester Braid Minimum Bend Radius: Connector / • Cover - Proprietary Polyurethane (“Tuffskin”) 3.0 inches 76 mm Dry Break Wing • Cover Color - Blue, Perforated Maximum Working Nut Style Connects Features to Pressure: (Standard Nitrile seals • Plasticizer Free core tube 2,000 PSI are rated to -40˚ F. • Core tube is FDA compliant 138 bar Contact Ratermann for • 100% Bonded Construction Weight: information on parts • Excellent kink resistance lbs. per 100 ft = 1 4.8 with special order seals Part # Part # BEV-QCWNC BEV-QCNF • Non-stick, low co-efficient of friction cover kg per 100 m = 22.0 rated below -40˚ F.) (75% better) • Superior abrasion resistant cover (67% better) Part # Description Temperature Bulk Crimp Couplings • -40˚F to + 150˚F (-109˚F Intermittent) • -40˚C to + 66˚C (-78˚C Intermittent) BEV-BCC 1/2” Hose x –10 (5/8) Female JIC Flare End • (Delta) Working length @ rated WPSI: Crimping System ±2% max. BEV-CRIMPER Crimper & Stand-Up Frame Part # Description BEV-HANDPUMP Dual Stage Hand Pump for Crimper w/ .670 Die for 1/2” Hose BEV-F-250R 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 250 feet on Reel BEV-F-1200FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 100 ft. 5/8 Female JIC Ends Carbon Dioxide BEV-F-900FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 75 ft. 5/8 Female JIC Ends Hose End Assembly* NUT 1”, 1 1/2”, 2” (BRASS) BEV-F-780FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 60 ft. 5/8 Female JIC Ends BEV-F-600FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 50 ft. 5/8 Female JIC Ends BEV-F-1200M12 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 100 ft. 1/2 Male NPT Ends BEV-F-900M12 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 75 ft. 1/2 Male NPT Ends BEV-F-780M12 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 60 ft. 1/2 Male NPT Ends BEV-F-600M12 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 50 ft. 1/2 Male NPT Ends BEV-F-VT360FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 30 ft. 5/8” F JIC Ends with Vent Tube BEV-F-VT300FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 25 ft. 5/8” F JIC Ends with Vent Tube BEV-F-VT7180FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 15 ft. 5/8” F JIC Ends with Vent Tube BEV-F-VT120FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 10 ft. 5/8” F JIC Ends with Vent Tube

NUT 3” (BRONZE) BEV-F-VT60FJIC58 1/2” ID Food Grade Hose 5 ft. 5/8” F JIC Ends with Vent Tube Part Number Size BHEA-CO2-100 1” BHEA-CO2-150 1 1/2” *with O-Ring, Hose Reel for Thermoplastic Hoses BHEA-CO2-200 2” please see page 19B-33 Hose Reel to be Installed on BHEA-CO2-300 3” Liquid CO2 Delivery Vehicles BEV-REEL with 1/2” full-flow Super Swivel with For more Carbon Dioxide Bulk Fittings low temp Buna seal and FDA grease. Spring see pages 19B 32-35 retractable heavy duty painted reel will handle up to 100 feet of 1/2” hose. 2000 PSIG Rated. Part # BEV-REEL Rev: 10/6/15, 9/24/15, 9/16/14, 9/10/14 4A- 12 Ratermann Manufacturing, Inc. Customer Service 1-800-264-7793 S Fax 1-800-264-7797 S Order Online at Web Store www.rmiorder.com CARBON DIOXIDE PRODUCTS 3 3 1 / 1 - 1 / 7 A

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B Applications include beverage • Micro-Elements R carbonation and brewing • Ceramics Processing A operations, gas packaging, • Holography C injection molding, processing, medical uses, refrigeration / Benefits: chilling systems and a host of • One Filter does it all others to meet your needs. • No pre filter required • Low pressure drop Our modular filter design means • Increase Carbonation less than half of the installation time of conventional systems plus reduced maintenance over years Features: of use. This unique system utilizes • Ultra High Porosity Carbon with Micro-Structure nylon construction and will • Nylon construction withstands high pressure withstand high pressure – yet • Modular filter design for up to 80% less installation time! maintain a low pressure drop. • 40 times more solid particulate holding capacity And you’ll appreciate our than conventional filters! filter performance guarantee to enhance many years of Specified to: dependable use under the most Part # Description • Provide 100% 0.5-1 Micron Solid Particulate PFS-CO2 Purification System rigorous conditions. Reduction PFS-CO2-RC Replacement Cartridge • Provide 100% Oil Aerosols and Vapor Reduction at 61 mg/m^3 • Increase Carbonation

Materials of Construction: Filter Media Hollow Carbon Housing Polypropylene Head Proprietary reinforced nylon COMPLETE LINE

Cartridge Specifications and Performance Data OF CARBON Maximum Dimensions 14” x 9” x 23” DIOXIDE Micron Rating 0.5 Initial P (psi) at FlowΔ Rate DELIVERY (gpm) 8 psi @ 150 scfm Temperature HOSES ... Rating 40˚ to 100˚ F Call Customer Service to Fill Your Hose Needs for Your Application.

4A- 14 Ratermann Manufacturing, Inc. Customer Service 1-800-264-7793 S Fax 1-800-264-7797 S Order Online at Web Store www.rmiorder.com Automatic Changeover Manifold Utilizes Two Compensating Regulators This Automatic Changeover Utilizes two compensating regulators to insure a seamless changeover from empty cylinder to full cylinder. Features: • For use with all inert gases • Accurate and stable • Changeover utilized two patented compensating regulators insuring accuracy • Smooth and silent changeover • Quick and simple installation • Durable and compact • Ideal application for: Beverage Industry (fountain and keg service); Welding (uninterrupted shield gas flow for automated systems); Laboratory (ideal for application requiring a stable constant flow without interruption)

Specifications: Max Inlet PSIG 3,000 PSIG Size 5” W x 10” H x 2” D Outlet Pressure 125 PSI - 170 PSI Image shown does not contain pigtails Part # MAN-ACDR-NOPIGTAILS

Part # Description MAN-ACDR Automatic Changeover Manifold MAN-ACDR-320-24 Automatic Changeover Manifold, with 24” Pigtails for Carbon Dioxide MAN-ACDR-320-36 Automatic Changeover Manifold, with 36” Pigtails for Carbon Dioxide MAN-ACDR-580-24 Automatic Changeover Manifold, with 24” Pigtails for Inert MAN-ACDR-580-36 Automatic Changeover Manifold, with 36” Pigtails for Inert

Ball Valves, Carbon Steel with Vented Ball

Features: • Forged Construction • Raised Handle Stops • Blowout proof stem design • Adjustable packing gland Part # Description • Zinc phosphate corrosion protection ABV-C14-SV-SSBS 1/4” F NPT ABV-C38-SV-SSBS 3/8” F NPT • Stainless Steel Ball and Stem ABV-C12-SV-SSBS 1/2” F NPT • Vented Ball Typical Setup: Can be used with manifolds on either side ABV-C34-SV-SSBS 3/4” F NPT • 2,000 PSIG or on both inputs ABV-C1-SV-SSBS 1” F NPT

Rev: 7/1/13

Ratermann Manufacturing, Inc. Customer Service 1-800-264-7793 S Email [email protected] S Online at Web Store www.rmiorder.com 4A- 15 The Complete System to Track Cylinders From Plant to Customer

Cylinder Collars see page 5A 16-27

WE CARRY Keep Your Cargo Safe The Greatest Variety of OSHA Signs in the Industry A WIDE

AUTHORIZED RANGE PERSONNEL ONLY KEEP OUT OF CYLINDER OSHA Signs AUTHORIZED I.D. COLLARS see page PERSONNEL AND TAGS 7A 2-33 ONLY TO LABEL & IDENTIFY YOUR BOTTLES E-Track Sections for FOR EASY Truck Trailers and E-Track Restraints Strap NFPA Signs Placards TRANSPORT. see page 18A-2 see page 7A-40 see page 7A-40