Xs scuba aluminum 63 cu ft tank – 3000 psi compact scuba cylinder (6061-t6 alloy)

Description

The XS Scuba Metal Impact Aluminum 63 cu ft Tank is a durable, compact, and reliable cylinder designed for training, youth divers, and streamlined dive setups. Built from high-strength 6061-T6 aluminum alloy, this tank delivers proven performance with reduced weight and excellent corrosion resistance.

With a 3000 PSI (207 bar) service pressure and a capacity of 61 cubic feet (8.7 liters), this cylinder provides ample air while maintaining a compact profile—making it an ideal alternative to larger 80 cu ft tanks. Its smaller size is perfect for instructional use, pool sessions, and divers seeking a lighter, more manageable cylinder.

Aluminum cylinders are known for their resistance to rust. Instead of corroding like steel, aluminum forms a protective oxide layer, helping extend the lifespan of the tank and reducing the risk of structural degradation over time.

This cylinder is engineered for reliability, easy handling, and consistent performance across a wide range of diving applications.

Key Features:

• 63 cu ft (61 cu ft rated) compact cylinder
• 3000 PSI (207 bar) service pressure
• Constructed from 6061-T6 high-strength aluminum alloy
• Lightweight and compact design compared to AL80 tanks
• Naturally corrosion-resistant (oxidation forms protective layer)
• Ideal for training, youth divers, and pool use
• Available in Brushed No Coat, Blue, Natural Finish, Shot Blast, Yellow

Specifications:

• Capacity: 61 cu ft (8.7 L)
• Service Pressure: 3000 PSI (207 bar)
• Buoyancy:
  • -2.3 lbs (-1.0 kg) full
  • +0.6 lbs (+0.7 kg) at 500 PSI
• Weight (empty): 27.2 lbs (12.3 kg)
• Dimensions (Diameter x Length): 7.25” x 21.9” (184 mm x 556 mm)

Important Notes:

• Valve ships removed
• Cylinder will require visual inspection prior to first fill
• Always follow local regulations for inspection and filling

Ideal For:

• Youth and smaller divers
• Training and certification courses
• Pool and confined water sessions
• Divers seeking a compact alternative to AL80 tanks