EXPIRY DATE OF LPG CYLINDER

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Expiry date of LPG Cylinder-

The date of Expiry of LPG cylinder may be denoted by class A, B, C and D with numbers which shows the year of expiry.

For example- if code written inside the ring plate as C-17 it mean
LPG cylinder expire bewteen July 2017 to September 2017 etc.

Hence check out your cylinder ! 😇

Thank you.

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