
When your work demands absolute precision and cleanliness, the Miller Smith 323-00-22-00-00 Regulator delivers. Designed for professionals working with specialty gases, this regulator combines the durability of industrial equipment with the sensitivity required for laboratory use. The unit is built from high-grade 316 Stainless Steel, making it the ideal choice for environments where corrosion is a concern or where maintaining the purity of the gas stream is non-negotiable.
The two-stage architecture of this regulator is a game-changer for consistency. It steps down the high pressure from the cylinder in two phases, resulting in an incredibly smooth and constant output pressure of 0-250 PSIG, regardless of how much gas is left in the tank. This means you won't have to constantly adjust the knob as you work. The large, 2-1/2 inch single-scale gauges are easy to read at a glance, helping you monitor system status efficiently.
Miller Smith has also prioritized safety and longevity. The metal-to-metal diaphragm seal ensures a tight closure that prevents leaks, while the captured vent ports allow for the safe diversion of gases if necessary. Whether you are setting up a purge system, running analytical instruments, or managing corrosive process gases, this regulator provides the control and confidence you need. It comes equipped with a CGA 330 inlet connection, suitable for specific stainless steel compatible gas cylinders.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Smith Equipment |
| Item:Regulator |
| Max Inlet:3500 PSI |
| Max Outlet:250 PSI |
| CGA Fitting:CGA 330 |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Gas Type:Corrosive Gases, Non-Corrosive Gases, Specialty Gases |
| Body Material:316 Stainless Steel |
| Stages:Two Stage |
| Diaphragm Type:Convoluted Stainless Steel, Metal to Metal Seal |
| Gauge Type:2-1/2" Single Scale |
| Series:320 Silverline |
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