When your welding or industrial application requires more than just standard grade equipment, the Miller Smith 622 Silverline Regulator steps up to the challenge. Designed for high-purity and specialty gas applications, this two-stage regulator delivers the consistency and reliability associated with the Miller name. Whether you are setting up a laser welding station, a research lab, or a precise process control system, this regulator ensures your gas flow remains stable and pure.
The primary benefit of this two-stage regulator is its ability to provide a steady output pressure of 0-100 PSI, regardless of fluctuations in the supply cylinder. This means you won't experience the "end-of-tank" pressure spike common with single-stage regulators, protecting your sensitive downstream equipment and ensuring consistent process results. The body is machined from brass and nickel-plated, offering a rugged exterior that resists corrosion and wear in industrial environments.
Installation is flexible thanks to the 1/4" FNPT connections on both the inlet and outlet, allowing you to adapt the regulator to various piping systems or panel mounts. The large 2-1/2" single scale gauge makes monitoring pressure easy at a glance. Furthermore, the regulator is built to handle the rigors of operation, including withstanding internal vacuums during purge cycles. With a maximum inlet pressure rating of 3500 PSI, it is compatible with a wide range of high-pressure cylinders and supply systems.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Smith Equipment |
| Item:Regulator |
| Max Inlet:3500 PSI |
| Max Outlet:100 PSI |
| CGA Fitting:1/4" FNPT |
| Gas Type:Specialty Gas, Non-Corrosive Gas |
| Series:620 Silverline |
| Stage Type:Two Stage |
| Body Material:Nickel Plated Brass |
| Diaphragm Material:Stainless Steel |
| Filter Material:316 Stainless Steel |
| Packaging Description:1 per ea |
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