Fire Extinguisher: Pyrene
Production date
1956
Description
Pyrene type P1 (1 quart) carbon tetrachloride, hand pump type. Belongs to the Sno-Cat called 'Able'.
Note the bright orange paint on front.
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Object Detail
Diameter: 70mm
3503
A176/37
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Carbon tetrachloride is also known as Halon-104. It's really dangerous to the liver and kidneys, and as such was phased out. It used to be used in Lava Lamps as well!
- Scott
Posted on 18-01-2021 20:50:04