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Section size for Scuba cylinder valve (26 sections)
Section name
Byte
Section
(Top) 1,789
1,789
Structure of the valve 2,040
17,405
Cylinder neck threads 4,609
4,609
Connection to the regulator 735
9,606
Yoke connectors 2,369
2,369
DIN connectors 1,925
1,925
Adaptors 2,171
2,171
Conversion kits 687
687
Valves for gases other than air 1,719
1,719
Handwheel 441
441
Dip tube 709
709
Pressure rating 1,130
1,130
Other distinguishing features 35
12,127
Plain valves 1,021
1,021
Reserve valves 5,699
5,699
Dual outlet valves 2,785
2,785
Handed valves 721
721
Modular valves 956
956
Bursting disk 910
910
Accessories 138
3,966
Manifolds 2,556
2,556
Valve cage 514
514
Dust caps 532
532
Extension handle 226
226
Standards 434
434
References 11,774
11,774
Total
48,625
48,625
Front view of classic J-valve
R-valve
One piece manifolds, with and without reserve valves
Old style yoke type pillar valve with in-line spindle
Z-valve (angled valve body, transverse handwheel and offset outlet
Poseidon manifold from the 70s with reserve valve at the central outlet.
Draeger Nitrox valve with male thread
M26 nitrox valve
Section through a K-valve, maybe also a J-valve to illustrate function Please feel free to add to this list and strikethrough items as they become available on commons, even if not actually used in this article. · · · Peter Southwood (talk) 16:28, 21 January 2021 (UTC) [ reply ]
