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Don't Leave Scuba Tanks in Hot Vehicles

Scuba tanks or diving cylinders carry high-pressure breathing gas for scuba diving. They hold about 80 cubic feet of air. Take care when handling and using dive tanks. Complete your dive gear package with a compact spare air system. These mini scuba sets are easier to use than an octopus.

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