How are sealed gas cylinders (like in office chairs) filled/pressured?

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Like, they don’t have an opening right? How are they sealed?

EDIT: I should rephrase: there has to be some sort of machine that pressurizes, and, in the pressurized environment, seals the opening while not letting out air. How does that look like?

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They have an opening, it’s just one-time filled then pinched and welded shut.

Or the retainer ring can be opened, filled, then pinched and welded shut,

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