When your welding or purging application demands consistency, the Victor VTS250D-580 Two Stage Regulator delivers. Unlike single-stage regulators that allow outlet pressure to creep up as your tank empties, this two-stage model maintains your set pressure from a full cylinder down to empty. This "set it and forget it" reliability is perfect for TIG and MIG welders who need a steady shield gas flow without constantly tweaking the knob, or for purging applications where pressure fluctuations can ruin a weld.
Built to withstand the rigors of the shop, this regulator features a heavy-duty die-forged brass body that resists damage from bumps and knocks. It comes ready to connect to standard inert gas cylinders (Argon, Nitrogen, Helium) via the CGA 580 inlet. The large 2-inch steel gauges are easy to read at a glance, letting you monitor your tank level and line pressure effectively. The outlet connection is a standard 5/8"-18 RH(F), making it compatible with most standard inert gas hoses and flowmeters.
Safety and longevity are built-in. The regulator includes an external self-reseating relief valve and a sintered inlet filter that blocks dirt and debris from entering the seat assembly. Whether you are running a fabrication shop, an automotive repair bay, or a testing facility, the VTS250D-580 offers the professional-grade performance associated with the Victor brand. It covers a delivery range of 5-125 PSIG, making it a versatile tool for various medium-duty tasks.
| Additional Information |
|---|
| Brand:Victor |
| Cga Fitting:CGA 580 |
| Item:Regulator |
| Max Inlet:3000 PSI |
| Max Outlet:125 PSI |
| Used On Which Gas:Argon or Nitrogen |
| Gas Type:Inert Gas, Argon, Nitrogen, Helium |
| Connection Type (CGA):CGA 580 |
| Flow Range:5 - 125 PSIG |
| Inlet/Outlet Pressure:Max Inlet 3000 PSIG |
| Gauge Type:2" Steel |
| Body Material:Die-Forged Brass |
| Stages:Two Stage |
| Packaging Description:pack of 1 |
No reviews yet
Nobody has rated this product yet. If you have run it on the job, yours is the review the next buyer reads.
Used this product on the job? Tell other welders how it held up.