
Upgrade your gas equipment with the Victor G250-150-296 Regulator, a premium solution for handling Oxidizing Mixtures. Victor has long been the industry standard for gas control equipment, and the G250 series continues that tradition by offering a compact yet durable regulator ideal for medium-duty applications. If your work involves specific oxidizing gas blends requiring a CGA 296 connection, this is the regulator you can trust for safety and precision.
Built to Last: The G250-150-296 features a heavy-duty forged brass body that resists corrosion and damage from accidental impacts. The high-strength alloy bonnet adds to its structural integrity, ensuring a long service life even in busy workshops. The single-stage design is efficient and reliable, providing steady pressure regulation from full to empty cylinders.
User-Friendly Design: Adjusting your gas flow is effortless thanks to the large, contoured knob designed for easy gripping, even when wearing gloves. The 2-inch gauges are positioned for clear visibility, allowing you to monitor your tank levels and delivery pressure at a glance. With a delivery range of up to 150 PSIG, this regulator is versatile enough for a wide variety of cutting, heating, and fabrication tasks.
Safety First: The CGA 296 inlet is specifically keyed for oxidizing mixtures, preventing accidental connection to incorrect gas cylinders. Combined with Victor's built-in safety relief valve, you can operate with confidence knowing your equipment meets rigorous safety standards.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Victor |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |
| Gas Service:Oxidizing Mixtures |
| Inlet Connection:CGA 296 |
| Delivery Pressure Range:0-150 PSIG |
| Outlet Connection:9/16"-18 M |
| Stage Type:Single Stage |
| Series:G250 Medium Duty |
| Gauge Size:2 inch |
| Item:Regulator |
| Used On Which Gas?:Oxidizing Mixtures |
| CGA Fitting:CGA 296 |
| Max Outlet:150 PSI |
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