Victor G150 Series Oxygen Regulator Replacement Knob Kit (Green)

Get Your G150 Back in Action with the Victor Green Knob Repair Kit

There is nothing more frustrating than reaching for your portable torch kit to braze a line or cut a bracket, only to find the regulator knob is cracked, missing, or spinning freely. For welders and HVAC techs relying on the Victor G150 series regulators, the Victor 0790-0226RP Knob Repair Kit is the essential fix you need to get back to work. This isn't just a generic piece of plastic; it is the genuine Victor replacement part designed to fit your oxygen regulator perfectly.

In the world of oxy-fuel cutting and welding, your gear takes a beating. The G150 regulators are often tossed into trucks, dragged onto rooftops, and squeezed into tight crawl spaces. It's common for the adjustment knob to take the brunt of an impact. When that happens, you lose the ability to fine-tune your oxygen pressure, which can ruin your flame characteristics and make your cut or weld sloppy. This repair kit restores that precise control, featuring the ergonomic, fluted grip you are used to, making it easy to dial in your settings even when you are wearing welding gloves.

Safety is the other half of the equation. You know the drill: Green means Oxygen, Red means Fuel. This replacement knob is color-coded Victor Green to ensure there is never any confusion about which regulator you are adjusting. Mixing up regulators or putting the wrong parts on high-pressure gas equipment is a recipe for disaster. By sticking with the official Victor 0790-0226RP kit, you are maintaining the safety integrity of your rig. The green color stands out, letting you and everyone on the job site know that this is the oxygen line.

Installation is a breeze. You don't need to send your regulator out for service just for a broken knob. The kit comes with the knob and the screw you need. Just back out the old screw (if it's still there), pop the new green knob onto the stem, and tighten it down. In less than two minutes, your G150 is as good as new. Don't let a $10 part hold up a $1000 job—keep a spare Victor 0790-0226RP in your toolbox and keep the flame burning.