Since the 1940s, seamless steel cylinders have dominated the landscape for storing CNG in vehicles. The advent of lightweight, high-strength Italian cylinders in the late 1970s marked a pivotal advancement in the industry, with widespread global adoption following suit. While some standards permit welded steel cylinders with heightened safety factors, aluminum cylinders have emerged as a lighter alternative for on-board CNG storage. Key players in steel CNG containers include White Martins (Cilbras), Inflex, and Faber. Luxfer also presents a limited selection of 7000 series aluminum CNG cylinders.

- Construction: Type 1 gas cylinder has a seamless steel body and metal end cap. The casing is usually made of strong steel and can withstand pressure up to certain limits set by industry standards.
- Pressure Ratings: CNG Type 1 cylinders are designed to maintain specific pressures, which can vary by manufacturer and application. Pressure rating is an important factor to consider when choosing a gas cylinder for a particular application.
- Capacity: The capacity of CNG Type 1 cylinders varies from a few liters to hundreds of liters. Ability to determine the amount of compressed natural gas to be stored in the cylinder.
- Application: CNG Type 1 cylinders are primarily used in a variety of applications, such as natural gas vehicles (NGVs), industrial processes and domestic/commercial use. They provide a safe and efficient way to store and transport compressed natural gas.
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