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122-2002 - Miller Smith Silverline 2-Stage CO2 Regulator, 0-100 PSI, CGA 320

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Gas Control for Professionals

Upgrade your gas management system with the Miller Smith 122-20-02 Silverline Series Regulator. Designed for welders, fabricators, and technicians who demand consistency, this two-stage regulator takes the guesswork out of pressure control. Unlike single-stage regulators that require frequent adjustment as your tank empties, this two-stage unit maintains a steady output pressure from the moment you crack the valve until the cylinder is nearly empty. This "set it and forget it" reliability allows you to focus on your work rather than your equipment.

Built Miller Tough

The Silverline Series represents the perfect balance of performance and value. The 122-20-02 is constructed from heavy-duty brass bar stock and finished with a protective plating that resists wear and corrosion. The bonnet and gauges are also plated, offering superior protection against the bumps and scrapes of daily shop use. Inside, a filtered seat protects the critical sealing components from impurities in the gas stream, ensuring that your regulator performs flawlessly for years to come. Backed by the Miller True Blue Warranty, you can trust this regulator to deliver professional results.

User-Friendly Features

This model is specifically set up for CO2 service (CGA 320) and offers a delivery pressure range of 0-100 PSIG, making it versatile for various pneumatic and shielding gas applications. The included 1/4" MNPT needle valve allows for precise flow metering directly at the regulator. The large, clear gauges make it easy to check your levels from a distance, improving shop safety and efficiency. Whether you are outfitting a new station or replacing an aging regulator, the Miller Smith 122-20-02 is the dependable choice for consistent gas delivery.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Cga Fitting:CGA 320
Item:Regulator
Max Inlet:3500 PSI
Max Outlet:100 PSI
Used On Which Gas:CO2
Gas Type:CO2, Carbon Dioxide
Connection Type (CGA):CGA 320
Inlet/Outlet Pressure:Max Inlet: 3500 PSIG, Delivery Range: 0-100 PSIG
Body Material:Brass Bar Stock, Plated
Gauge Type:2-1/2 inch Single Scale
Warranty:Miller True Blue Warranty
Series:Silverline 120 Series
Packaging Description:1 per ea

INCLUDED

  • 1x Miller Smith 122-20-02 Two-Stage Regulator
  • 1x Set of 2-1/2" Single Scale Gauges
  • 1x 1/4" MNPT Needle Valve Outlet
  • 1x CGA 320 Inlet Connection
  • 1x Operations Manual

APPLICATIONS

  • Laboratory and Analytical Gas Control
  • General Plant Maintenance
  • Pneumatic Tool Operation
  • Shielding Gas Delivery for Welding
  • Beverage Carbonation Systems (Industrial)
  • Testing and Calibration Stations

FAQ

A two-stage regulator reduces cylinder pressure in two steps, providing a constant delivery pressure even as the cylinder pressure drops. A single-stage regulator's delivery pressure may fluctuate as the tank empties, requiring manual adjustment.

The CGA 320 connection is the standard fitting for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) cylinders in the United States and Canada. It typically requires a washer for a proper seal.

This specific model (122-20-02) comes with a CGA 320 inlet for CO2. To use it with Argon or Nitrogen (CGA 580), you would need to change the inlet stem and nut or use an adapter, though it is recommended to use a regulator specifically dedicated to the gas service to prevent contamination.

This regulator has a delivery pressure range of 0-100 PSIG.

Yes, as a Miller Smith product, it is covered by the Miller True Blue Warranty, ensuring protection against manufacturing defects.

The Miller Smith 122-20-02 is rated for a maximum inlet pressure of 3500 PSIG.

The regulator features a 1/4" Male NPT (MNPT) outlet equipped with a needle valve for flow control.

No, the Silverline Series is designed for inert and non-corrosive gases only. It features brass construction which is not suitable for corrosive gas service.