gas fittings

The original gas fittings are still in the church, although they are no longer functioning.

Some gas fittings are left-handed to prevent disastrous misconnections.

In order to work legally on gas fittings or gas storage vessels you must be registered on the Gas Safe Register.

Relevant standards may vary between industries; tape for gas fittings (to UK gas regulations) is required to be thicker than that for water.

What dangerous gas fittings are reportable under RIDDOR 6(2)?

A tender for electrical installation for £619 was unsuccessful, as it was £395 higher than the successful tender for installing gas fittings.

Next door, at No. 200, and built only a year later is one of Thomson's most bizarre designs, a faux-Egyptian fantasy built for William Johnston, a manufacturer of gas fittings.

In addition to the production of coins and blanks the firm manufactured metal parts for ammunition, gas fittings, medals, ornaments, plumbing fittings, rolled and strip metal, tube and wire.

The exhibition displayed examples of the best gas fittings of the day in mock rooms representing a large and a small town house, "unusually" mixing manufacturers' products in the spaces rather than having individual trade stands for competing companies.

The dining room also has remnants of gas fittings from the time the Homestead made its own gas from carbide, and remnants of electrical fittings from the time the Homestead generated its own electricity.

In some industrial cylinder identification colour tables, yellow shoulders means chlorine and more generally within Europe it refers to cylinders with toxic and/or corrosive contents; but this is of no significance in scuba since gas fittings would not be compatible.

A third portion is used for issuing goods to the shops and out-stations, and in the fourth part gas fittings, pipes, lamps, lavatory basins and fittings, etc., are kept, while the fifth room is used for india-rubber goods, copper and brass articles, and lincrusta and millboard panels.