Cylinder Markings To Identify Contents
Any cylinder containing any blend of gas other than the standard air content is required by most diving training organizations and some national governments, to be clearly marked. Some organizations, e.g. GUE, argue that it does not make sense to have a permanent marking on a gas tank that can be filled with any gas.
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