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Old 08-22-2009, 06:09 PM   #21 (permalink)
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It's the weight of the product, not including container.
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"Transporting our type of HAZMAT, breathing cylinders with a combined weight of more than1000 pounds, (cylinders, valves, and contents are weighted) which is around 28 tanks gets very complicated. Commercial transportation of 1000+ pounds requires the operation to become a fully registered, licensed, and insured commercial HAZMAT transportation company. For those shops considering that route, here is just some of what it entails: "
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It's the weight of the product, not including container.
Not according to PSI...

"Transporting our type of HAZMAT, breathing cylinders with a combined weight of more than1000 pounds, (cylinders, valves, and contents are weighted) which is around 28 tanks gets very complicated. Commercial transportation of 1000+ pounds requires the operation to become a fully registered, licensed, and insured commercial HAZMAT transportation company. For those shops considering that route, here is just some of what it entails: "
That seems reasonable and in line with what I would expect. In general though, hazmat is by product weight, not container weight.
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It's the weight of the product, not including container.
Not according to PSI...

"Transporting our type of HAZMAT, breathing cylinders with a combined weight of more than1000 pounds, (cylinders, valves, and contents are weighted) which is around 28 tanks gets very complicated. Commercial transportation of 1000+ pounds requires the operation to become a fully registered, licensed, and insured commercial HAZMAT transportation company. For those shops considering that route, here is just some of what it entails: "
That seems reasonable and in line with what I would expect. In general though, hazmat is by product weight, not container weight.
In this case, it's not the product that's hazardous, it's the container!
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