
When your work demands absolute precision and cleanliness, the Miller Smith 320 Series High Purity Two-Stage Regulator is the professional's choice. Built to handle the rigorous demands of specialty gas delivery, this regulator features a robust 316 stainless steel body and internal components. It is specifically configured with a CGA 350 connection, making it suitable for gases such as Hydrogen, Methane, and Carbon Monoxide in high-purity applications.
Stop worrying about pressure drops as your tank gets low. The two-stage mechanism in this Miller Smith regulator steps down pressure in two intervals, ensuring your output remains rock-steady at your set point (0-100 PSI) throughout the life of the cylinder. The large, 2-1/2 inch single scale gauges make monitoring your levels easy and accurate at a glance.
This regulator isn't just tough; it's smart. It features a captured vent port system that allows you to pipe hazardous fumes away safely, protecting you and your workspace. The metal-to-metal diaphragm seal eliminates the use of elastomers that could contaminate your gas or degrade over time. Whether you are working in a research lab or an industrial setting, trust Miller Smith for safe, reliable, and precise gas control. Backed by the Miller True Blue Warranty.
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| Brand:Smith Equipment |
| Gas Type:Specialty Gas, Corrosive Gas, Hydrogen, Methane |
| Regulator Type:Two Stage |
| Material:316 Stainless Steel, Polychlorotrifluoroethylene (PCTFE) |
| Inlet Connection:CGA 350 |
| Outlet Connection:1/4" FNPT |
| Delivery Pressure Range:0-100 PSIG |
| Max Inlet Pressure:3500 PSIG |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |
| Series:320 Silverline |
| Gauge Size:2-1/2 inch |
| Diaphragm Type:Convoluted Stainless Steel |
| Seat Type:Filtered 316 Stainless Steel |
| Item:Regulator |
| CGA Fitting:CGA 350 |
| Max Inlet:3500 PSI |
| Max Outlet:100 PSI |
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