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Refrigerant Recovery Tank
VEVOR Refrigerant Recovery Reclaim 30lb Cylinder Tank 400 PSI Liquid Rated Y Valve
Recovered Weight:
30 lbs
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Which is liquid side? Not listed in description or you tube videos
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The red hand wheel corresponds to the liquid side.
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Can i use this tank and a vacuum pump to recover my 134a or do i need a recovery system
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No, you need a system specifically designed to recover refrigerant.
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hello What is the TW and WC on the tank
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TW is the empty tank weight and WC should be the nominal water capacity.
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