Argon and CO2 gas regulator with 2 gauges for welding

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Argon and CO2 gas regulator with 2 gauges for welding

Control the gas reaching the torch and put an end to porosity in your welds. Without the correct gas flow there is no good MIG or TIG weld. This 2-gauge regulator fits on a large argon, CO2 or mixed gas cylinder and lets you see and adjust the gas reaching the torch.

One gauge shows the pressure remaining in the cylinder and the other measures and regulates the output flow in litres per minute, so you always know how much gas you have left and how much you are using.

Benefits

  • Two gauges: cylinder contents and working flow in view.
  • Output in l/min: direct adjustment of the flow the torch needs.
  • Argon, CO2 or mixed gas: for the usual shielding gases in MIG-MAG and TIG.
  • For large cylinders: workshop regulator for industrial cylinders.

What it is for

  • MIG-MAG welding with argon/CO2 or pure CO2.
  • TIG welding with argon.
  • Replacing a faulty or single-gauge regulator.

Technical specifications

  • Type: 2-gauge regulator
  • Gases: argon, CO2 or mixed gas
  • Output: flow in l/min
  • Processes: MIG-MAG and TIG
  • Cylinder: large
  • Packaging: 20 x 20 x 10 cm, printed box
  • Packed weight: 3 kg

Vetonek tip

Set the flow to suit the nozzle size and the process, and do not turn it up too high: excess gas creates turbulence that draws in air and causes porosity. Shield the area from draughts and close the cylinder when you finish.

Frequently asked questions

Which gases does it take?

Argon, CO2 or a mixture of both, the usual gases in MIG-MAG and TIG.

What is each gauge for?

One shows the pressure remaining in the cylinder and the other the flow going to the torch.

Is it suitable for small disposable cylinders?

It is designed for large cylinders; small disposable cylinders use a different type of thread.

Is a hose included?

No; you can complete the installation with our cylinder connection kit.

Why is there porosity if the regulator shows flow?

It is usually due to draughts, excessive flow causing turbulence, leaks in the hose or a dirty nozzle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which gases does it take?

Argon, CO2 or a mixture of both, the usual gases in MIG-MAG and TIG.

What is each gauge for?

One shows the pressure remaining in the cylinder and the other the flow going to the torch.

Is it suitable for small disposable cylinders?

It is designed for large cylinders; small disposable cylinders use a different type of thread.

Is a hose included?

No; you can complete the installation with our cylinder connection kit.

Why is there porosity if the regulator shows flow?

It is usually due to draughts, excessive flow causing turbulence, leaks in the hose or a dirty nozzle.