112-0003 - Miller Smith Silverline 110 Series Single Stage Regulator CGA 326

Reliable Performance with the Miller Smith Silverline Series

When you are out in the shop or on the job site, you need equipment that you can trust to perform day in and day out. The Miller Smith 112-00-03 Silverline Series regulator is built with the professional tradesperson in mind, offering a perfect balance of rugged durability and precise control. Whether you are working with inert gases for purging, shielding, or general shop air applications, this regulator delivers the consistency you need to get the job done right. Its solid brass construction means it can take the bumps and bruises of daily use without failing, giving you peace of mind that your gear is as tough as you are.

Visibility and ease of use are key factors in maintaining a safe and efficient workspace. That is why this Miller Smith regulator comes equipped with large, 2-1/2 inch gauges that are easy to read at a glance. You won't have to squint or guess your pressure settings; the clear markings allow for quick adjustments so you can focus on your work. The regulator is designed to deliver up to 100 PSI, covering a wide range of standard industrial tasks. Plus, the plated finish on the body and gauges doesn't just look good—it protects your investment from rust and corrosion, ensuring that your regulator stays in top condition for years to come.

Maintenance and longevity are also addressed with the built-in filtered seat technology. In many shop environments, dust and debris can be the enemy of gas equipment, leading to leaks and inconsistent pressure. The 112-00-03 features a filtered seat that traps contaminants before they can damage the regulator's internal mechanisms. This "Sure-Seat" technology extends the life of the regulator and ensures that you are getting a clean, steady flow of gas every time you crack the valve. Backed by the reputation of Miller Smith, this Silverline regulator is a smart choice for anyone looking for professional-grade quality without the complexity of laboratory equipment.