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Gas Arc™ Tech-Master Multi-Stage Base Entry Gas Regulator
Description
- Bottom or side entry inlet connections to ensure that the regulator fits both safely and conveniently on all available cylinders
- Safety pressure gauges to ISO 5171
- Tamper-proof safety relief valve that will safely vent excess pressure and reseal, thus extending the regulator's life
- Integral inlet filter that encapsulates the main valve and is designed to prevent ingress of foreign particles into the regulator
- 1st stage solid brass piston to withstand the demands of 300 bar service, provides an accurate and constant supply to the second stage
- 2nd stage diaphragm (unperforated) means the efficiency of the diaphragm is greatly improved and also reduces the possibility of leaks
- Inspection/replacement date etched permanently into the body of each regulator provides the user with important information on the maximum service life of the regulator
- Range is suitable for all standard industrial gases, including oxygen, acetylene, hydrogen, argon, nitrogen, helium and more
Spécification
Spécification
| Connection Type | Two gauge single stage |
| Delivery Pressure | 300 bar |
| Diaphragm Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type | Gas Regulator |
| Filter Material | Stainless Steel |
| Flow Rate | High |
| For Use With (Application) | These include 24 hour life support systems, food and drink processing, high tech manufacturing controls and numerous other industrial applications. |
| For Use With (Equipment) | cylinder |
| Gases Measured | Oxygen |
| Gauge | Two |
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