Certified Cylinder Test Station
Scuba Cylinder Testing Melbourne
Certified scuba cylinder testing for divers across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula. Drop your tank into Extreme Watersport for hydrostatic testing, visual inspection and clear local advice.
Cylinder safety
High-pressure gear deserves proper testing.
Your scuba cylinder is life-support equipment. A valid test is not just a stamp on metal. It helps confirm your tank is safe, compliant and suitable to be filled.
Safety first
We inspect cylinders carefully before they go back into service, including checks that help identify damage, corrosion or other issues.
Fill-ready compliance
Out-of-test cylinders generally cannot be filled. Keeping your test date current keeps your diving plans from turning into sad little bubbles.
Local dive support
Drop your cylinder into our dive shop and we’ll handle the testing process with clear advice if anything needs attention.
In-house workflow
Our Cylinder Testing Process
A clear in-house workflow for scuba cylinder inspection, hydrostatic testing, valve servicing, test stamping and return.
External Cylinder Inspection
We check the outside of the scuba cylinder for visible damage, corrosion, dents, markings and general condition before testing.
Internal Visual Inspection
The inside of the cylinder is inspected for internal corrosion, moisture damage, contamination, oxidation or anything that may affect safety.
Hydrostatic Pressure Test
The cylinder is pressure tested through the required hydrostatic testing process to assess its suitability for continued scuba use.
Standard Valve Service
Standard valve servicing is included with our standard cylinder hydro test. Replacement parts, repairs or manifold servicing may incur extra charges.
Test Stamp & Standard Air Fill
If the cylinder passes, it receives an updated test stamp and includes a standard air fill, ready for appropriate scuba use.
Ready for Collection
We’ll let you know when your cylinder is ready, or contact you if rust removal, O2 cleaning or additional servicing is recommended.
Workshop pricing
Service Pricing
Professional scuba cylinder servicing and hydrostatic testing for recreational and technical divers across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula.
Single Cylinders
- Hydrostatic TestIncludes hydrostatic testing, standard valve service and standard air fill.
- $55
- Internal rust removal / Rumble cleaning
- From +$28
- O2 clean service
- +$50
- Express service
- From +$30
- Standard Valve Service
- $25
- Manifold Valve Service
- $35
Heavily corroded cylinders may require additional work and charges. Failed cylinders incur a testing fee of $30.
Twinsets
- Hydro + O2 PackageComplete twinset servicing package including hydrostatic testing, O2 cleaning, manifold valve service, strip and reassembly.
- $250
- Hydro PackageIncludes hydrostatic testing, manifold valve service, strip and reassembly.
- $150
- Strip & ReassemblyFor twinsets requiring disassembly and reassembly for additional servicing or later O2 cleaning.
- $40
Workshop proof
Trusted Scuba Cylinder Testing in Melbourne
Professional scuba cylinder testing, servicing and technical diving support for Melbourne and Mornington Peninsula divers.
In-house Test Station
Certified in-house scuba cylinder testing station with local servicing support for recreational and technical divers.
Years of Experience
Our service technician has more than 25 years of experience working with scuba cylinders and diving equipment.
Peak Season Workflow
During peak season, our workshop processes more than 200 scuba cylinders monthly for Melbourne divers.
Technical Diving Support
Support for twinsets, stage cylinders, nitrox, oxygen service and technical diving equipment.
Cylinder testing FAQ
Cylinder testing FAQ
Small answers for heavy metal questions.
How often do scuba cylinders need testing in Australia?
Scuba cylinders in Australia commonly require annual hydrostatic testing and inspection. Always check your cylinder test date before bringing it in for an air fill or nitrox fill.
Can you fill an out-of-test scuba cylinder?
No. Out-of-test scuba cylinders cannot be filled until they have passed the required hydrostatic cylinder testing process.
How long does scuba cylinder testing take in Melbourne?
Turnaround is usually around one week under normal conditions. During peak season, scuba cylinder testing may take 10–15 days, so please plan ahead for dive trips, courses or travel. Express servicing may be available at an additional charge depending on workload and staff availability.
Do you test steel and aluminium scuba cylinders?
Yes. We test common steel and aluminium scuba cylinders used for recreational and technical diving.
Do you test older aluminium scuba cylinders?
For staff safety, we may refuse to test aluminium scuba cylinders over 20 years old, especially if cylinder condition, markings or history raise safety concerns.
Is valve servicing included with cylinder testing?
Standard valve servicing is included with our standard hydrostatic scuba cylinder testing service. Additional repairs, replacement parts or manifold servicing may incur extra charges.
Do scuba cylinders need O2 cleaning for nitrox?
Cylinders used for nitrox, oxygen service or technical diving may require O2 cleaning depending on gas mixes and filling methods.
Do you test and service twinsets and technical diving cylinders?
Yes. We service twinsets, stage cylinders and other technical diving cylinders including manifold servicing and O2 clean packages.