Leland Limited

Puncture Device for threaded disposable cartridges Leland’s Original High Pressure Puncture Device provides for safe puncturing of threaded disposable gas filled cylinders. Two female outlets are stocked, 18 NPT or .305 tire valve stem Three female thread sizes for the puncture inlet; 38-24UNF, 1⁄2-20UNF, 58-18UNF Hardened stainless puncture pin for repeatability Sintered screen filter behind pin prevents particulate contamination >20 Microns Mountable with a bracket and 1-12UN nut

Our regulating valves are categorized into Adjustable Pressure or Fixed Pressure 58-18 special inlet for O2 only. Blue ABS Plastic housing, brass and stainless steel components. (Optional Mask 50007(blue) or 50013(black) order separately) and Accessories.

The Helicopter Landing Kit was developed by Leland Stanford, a structural firefighter, in 1985 because he was involved in several emergency helicopter landings whereby the personnel on the ground who were assisting in landing the helicopter got in the way and, fortunately, no one was seriously injured, but it made him realize how dangerous landing a helicopter is. Leland's core business has always been the gas filled cylinders that inflate life jackets. While in the life jacket business, the need for additional safety items such as battery-operated strobe lights has come to light many times. Leland is actively involved in the manufacturing and distribution of several types of strobe lights. The one that is featured in the current Emergency Landing Kit uses a wind proof wire, metal base that turns onto the bayonet fittings on the bottom of each battery powered strobe. These wind proof bases allow the strobe to stand upright so the pilot can see a "box" of five flashing strobes. The fifth one uses a different colored lens indicating an upwind direction, as helicopters need to land into the wind.

Leland brings to the design table miniaturized gas filled cartridges with an indefinite storage life. These cartridges, as small as 1" long, can have stored pressures up to 3000 psi. They are quite efficiently made and millions are kept in stock at any given time. Many types of gases can be used. Regulators and control valves are typically available for most applications. The cartridges are puncturable and when welded closed, provide an extremely reliable and unique way to store energy.

eland now offers a large range of puncture type welded closed gas filled cylinders to North America. These large cylinders begin at 86g CO2 fill and go all the way to 440g. The puncturable ends arethreaded to 12-20UNF2A to allow use with standard life jacket style inflators. Manual and auto inflators easily puncture these cylinders Mini-life rafts for the US Army, USCG and US Navy are just one use where a welded closed ZERO leakage gas filled cylinder is specified. Excessive G loads, shock, and harsh salt environments are the standard criteria for these DOT approved pressure vessels. Although they meet the refillable safety standards as well, the "disposable" DOT approval is an economic advantage to the OEM, allowing new and useful products to hit the streets at a lower per unit cost with the reduction of complicated valves, hydrostatic tests, etc. Verification of gas charge is easily accomplished by weigh

Xenon bulb USCG approved strobe light. Operates 8-12 hours at 50-60 flashes per minute, and then automatically switches down to 20-30 flashes per minute for another 8 hour shift. Stainless steel clip for webbing, straps or a belt, bottom has bayonet fitting to accept accessories such as magnets, ?”-20 threaded adaptor or our Wind Proof Base for helicopter landings. Strobe is waterproof and can be seen for 3-5 miles depending on atmospheric conditions. Clear lens is approved by USCG, other lens colors are Red, Blue, Green, Amber and Slime Yellow-Green. Requires 1 “D” cell alkaline battery that must be replaced every year. Current MSRP $21.50

Gas filled cylinders need to be handled with caution. They are pressure vessels with a limit as to how much pressure they can hold. While each cylinder design has its' own inherent limitations, most disposable cylinders are designed to have a burst strength limit of around 6, 400 psi, some go to 12, 000 psi. But this is relative to the filling pressure and the type of gas being filled. In North and South America we are pleased to offer the patented safe sealing cap. This is the puncturable cap on top of the gas filled cylinder. It is designed to allow a slow and controlled release of gas pressure. There is a video below which demonstrates this. Do not heat a filled cylinder.

Making healthful cream based culinary toppings has never been easier. Pressure cylinders whip cream into wonderful toppings that stay fresh for weeks. You control the ingredients completely.