The original test date is stamped into the neck ring of the BBQ gas bottle by the gas bottle manufacturer. When that test date expires the gas bottle must be re-inspected by an Australian certified test station and the neck ring re-stamped and dated. Gas bottles that pass all of the tests are stamped with a new inspection date, showing the month and last two digits of the year.
In addition the test station stamps its own unique test station mark onto the gas bottle.
Both stamps are typically applied in previously unmarked areas of the neck ring, as shown to the right.
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Also keep in mind the classification numbers 1-4
Depending on the Classification Code, the number 1, 2, 3, or 4 will appear within a 10mm circle. The lower the number, the more durable the finish.
The original test date is stamped into the neck ring of the BBQ gas bottle by the gas bottle manufacturer. When that test date expires the gas bottle must be re-inspected by an Australian certified test station and the neck ring re-stamped and dated. Gas bottles that pass all of the tests are stamped with a new inspection date, showing the month and last two digits of the year.
In addition the test station stamps its own unique test station mark onto the gas bottle.
Both stamps are typically applied in previously unmarked areas of the neck ring, as shown to the right.
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