Tare weight is typically not listed on a _________________.

The correct answer relates to ASME tanks, which are governed by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers standards. These tanks are typically designed for stationary applications and often bear a permanent legal label that includes important information such as the tank's working pressure, test pressure, and inspection details, but tare weight is not commonly included.

Tare weight represents the weight of the container itself without any contents and is more relevant in applications where the tank is frequently filled and emptied, such as in transportation. In contrast, AGA tanks, DOT tanks, and portable tanks are generally used in scenarios where knowing the tare weight is necessary for safe handling, refilling, and compliance with transportation regulations. Thus, they often have tare weight listed to assist users in managing their contents effectively and ensuring safety during transport.