Overview The Faber LP108 Steel Scuba Tank is a high-capacity, low-pressure cylinder designed for divers who want 108 cu. ft. of breathing gas in a durable steel tank. Rated for a 2400 psi fill pressure with a +10% rating to 2640 psi, the LP108 is a popular configuration for recreational, advanced, and technical diving applications where additional gas capacity is preferred. Part number L108SGDV comes in Faber&';s newer Slate Gray finish and includes both a valve and tank boot. Faber protects the steel cylinder with a hot zinc spray coating, marine-grade paint, and clear polythene exterior coating, while an internal phosphatizing treatment helps protect against corrosion. Best For Divers who want a larger-capacity steel scuba cylinder Recreational and advanced diving Technical and extended-dive applications Divers who prefer low-pressure steel tanks Single-cylinder or compatible technical configurations Not Ideal For Divers specifically requiring a 3442 psi high-pressure steel cylinder Customers looking for a smaller or lighter-capacity scuba tank Key Features 108 Cu. Ft. Capacity: Provides substantial breathing-gas capacity for dives where additional gas volume is desired. Low-Pressure Steel Design: Rated at 2400 psi with a +10% rating to 2640 psi. Slate Gray Finish: The updated color is less reflective, provides better contrast for required inspection markings, and helps conceal normal marks and scratches. Hot Zinc Exterior Treatment: The steel cylinder receives a hot zinc spray coating as part of Faber&';s exterior protection process. Marine-Grade Paint: A high-quality marine-grade paint layer provides additional exterior protection. Clear Protective Coating: A clear polythene finish completes the exterior treatment. Internal Phosphatizing Treatment: Faber uses an internal phosphatizing process to help protect the cylinder against corrosion. Valve & Boot Included: The L108SGDV configuration is supplied with both a cylinder valve and tank boot. Specifications Brand: Faber Model: LP108 Manufacturer Part Number: L108SGDV Product Type: Low-Pressure Steel Scuba Tank Capacity: 108 cu. ft. Fill Pressure: 2400 psi +10% Maximum Listed Fill Pressure: 2640 psi Material: Steel Color: Slate Gray Exterior Treatment: Hot Zinc Spray, Marine-Grade Paint, Clear Polythene Coat Internal Treatment: Phosphatizing Process Slate Gray Finish Faber&';s updated Slate Gray cylinder finish is designed to be less reflective than previous finishes while providing improved contrast for required inspection labels. The darker neutral color also helps hide everyday marks and scratches and can be touched up when necessary. What&';s Included One Faber LP108 108 cu. ft. Slate Gray steel scuba cylinder Cylinder valve Tank boot Not Included Scuba regulator BCD Additional cylinder accessories FAQs What is the fill pressure of the Faber LP108? Faber lists the L108SGDV at 2400 psi +10%, for a listed maximum fill pressure of 2640 psi. How much gas does the LP108 hold? The cylinder is rated for a capacity of 108 cubic feet. Does the LP108 include a valve and tank boot? Yes. The L108SGDV configuration includes both a valve and tank boot. What is different about the Slate Gray finish? Faber states that the Slate Gray finish is less reflective, provides better contrast for inspection markings, hides marks and scratches better, and can be touched up when necessary. Care & Maintenance Rinse the cylinder, valve, and boot thoroughly with fresh water after exposure to salt water and allow them to dry before storage. Store the cylinder in a secure location away from excessive heat and inspect the exterior regularly for damage or corrosion. Scuba cylinders should receive required visual inspections, hydrostatic testing, and valve service in accordance with applicable regulations and qualified dive-industry service procedures. Expert Insight The Faber LP108 is a strong choice for divers who want substantial gas capacity while staying with a low-pressure steel cylinder. The included valve and boot make the L108SGDV a complete cylinder configuration, while Faber&';s updated Slate Gray protective finish is especially practical for tanks that see frequent dive, boat, and shop use.