Courier Delivery Tank Questions

[MrJerryCan]

Hi guys
I was just wondering what couriers in the UK are willing to send pantball tanks?
thanks
--J

 

[Spookls]

Myhermes will carry air cylinders as long as they are unpressurised i know this as i have emailed them and that is what they told me so i went ahead and posted with no problems

Hi guys
I was just wondering what couriers in the UK are willing to send pantball tanks?
thanks
--J

 

[Tom]

Hi guys
I was just wondering what couriers in the UK are willing to send pantball tanks?
thanks
--J

We can't really absolutely say that a courier can, cannot or won't accept cylinders

Experience in the longer term is no longer valid due to transpiration regulations changes, and more recent experience of someone saying they have done so may or may not have been right to do so and the situation can change depending on how the courier transports

There are a few topics on this already, so have a search through the forum for those and then double check the restricted & prohibied lists on the couriers website

 

[dfr350]

collect plus will also take air cylinders as long as they are unpressurised as I sent one with them and had no issues and they didnt lose it which was a result.

 

[Merk]

Make sure they have no air in, remove reg etc. I know lots of people that use myhermes or dpd

 

[MrJerryCan]

Make sure they have no air in, remove reg etc. I know lots of people that use myhermes or dpd

this post is almost a year old, thanks for the reply though lol

 

[Mikee2793]

I got one posted to me and it had the reg in, can't remember who he used but might be able to find out? I believe it was yodel or something like that myhermes

 

[BOD]

Make sure they have no air in, remove reg etc. I know lots of people that use myhermes or dpd

It will still have air in it.

 

[Missy-Q]

Just don't tell anyone.
Works for me.

 

[Tom]

It will still have air in it.

Take the regulator off, fart into the cylinder then label the box 'this way up'