Can these oxygen bottles be used for airplane purposes
1492947
I'm really sorry but I don't know, if you call a local medical oxygen supplier they may know or failing that any of the airlines. Good luck
1874196
Well everything will do ok if you put them in your bags that go into the airplane but the co2 i think youll have trouble with specially that is flammable and the airplane company will see it as a threat.
670856
No you cannot. First, federal law prohibits the storage of fuel in anything other that the red gasoline containers. Second, there is no ventilation on the bottle so fumes would accumulate and could cause a dangerous explosive result.
1132533
Yes. However I wouldn't use standard airline tubing. Assuming this is for CO2, the gas will deteriorate the rubber tubing over time. It can be used temporarily. Best to go with CO2 tubing for longevity.
1227967
Yes you can, however it's just hard to burp the air out of the bags in the bigger bottles. Don't recommend it!
709576
Yes they are. They made of high quality plastic. You cannot go wrong with these airless bottles, I absolutely recommend it. Travel friendly also! (30ml, re-usable)
2124051
I do not know. It may vary from airline to airline. I would check with the company you are flying with. You may be able to take it if you are prescribed O2 even if it is full(???) -Dave
973425
I think they can. I haven't tried it myself but the standard plastic bottles can be frozen. Not sure?
1330611
Yes it definitely will be able to carry a portable oxygen cylinder. It has so much you can do with it. Just awesome
752133
Water tight, very much so. Air tight? Well, sort of. I wouldn't store a gas in them, if that is what you're asking. You don't smell anything if you've got something gross in there (that's happened a few times). But they are probably only about as air tight as a plastic bottle. So, some air is going to escape, it will just be slow. So I guess it depends on what you're planning to use them for.
76457
I would think they could be used for that without any problem. Most labware in scientific labs is Nalgene and those chemicals are much stronger than alcoholic beverages.
1055251
i have not thought about that use. but i do not believe that they can be used, that kind of plastic bottles, in themicrowave.
1682435
I don't personally use them for that but a friend of mine makes model airplanes and uses them for exactly that purpose. I just spoke with him and he says they work great for small batches. Hope this is helpful.JL
2253146
absolutely. That is what I purchased them for. I use them all of the time on the plane.
120770
Yes, but you will have to empty the bottle and then fill it with water inside the airplane.
1626274
I dont see why there would be a problem with flying i would just not fill them completely. We put ours inside of gallon zip locs just in case.
57230
I put them in a ziploc in case they leaked but didn't put them in my liquids bag when going through TSA, had no problems.