
Upgrade your gas regulation equipment with the Miller Smith 123-20-02 Silverline Series Regulator. Designed for welders and fabricators who demand durability and precision, this two-stage regulator ensures your gas flow remains steady from the start of the tank to the finish. The two-stage architecture compensates for the decay in cylinder pressure, eliminating the need for frequent manual adjustments and ensuring a stable output for your tools and processes.
Durability is at the core of the Silverline Series. The regulator features a solid brass body machined from bar stock, offering exceptional strength compared to forged or die-cast alternatives. The body and bonnet are plated to resist corrosion, keeping the unit looking and functioning like new in tough shop conditions. The 123-20-02 is fitted with a CGA 320 connection, making it ready for immediate use with standard Carbon Dioxide (CO2) cylinders. It supports a delivery range of 0-250 PSI, suitable for a wide variety of pneumatic and shielding applications.
Key features include Miller's Sure-Seat filtered seat technology, which protects the internal components from particulate damage, ensuring a long operational life. The large, easy-to-read 2-1/2 inch gauges allow operators to monitor tank and delivery pressure at a glance. With a rear panel mounting tap, this regulator can also be integrated into panel systems for fixed installations. Trust Miller Smith for equipment that works as hard as you do.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Miller |
| CGA Fitting:CGA 320 |
| Item:Regulator |
| Max Inlet:3500 PSI |
| Max Outlet:250 PSI |
| Used On Which Gas:CO2 |
| Gas Type:Carbon Dioxide (CO2) |
| Series:Silverline 120 |
| Stages:Two Stage |
| Body Material:Brass Bar Stock |
| Diaphragm Size:1-7/8 inch |
| Gauge Size:2-1/2 inch |
| Outlet Connection:1/4" Male NPT |
| Packaging Description:1 per ea |
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