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123-2009 - Miller Smith Silverline 120 Series Two-Stage Inert Gas Regulator, CGA 580, 0-250 PSI

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Gas Regulation for Industrial Shops

Upgrade your gas management system with the Miller Smith 123-20-09 Silverline Series Regulator. When consistency and durability are non-negotiable, this two-stage general-purpose regulator delivers. Ideal for welding shops, automotive maintenance, and fabrication plants using inert gases like Argon, Nitrogen, or CO2, the 123-20-09 ensures your equipment receives a steady flow of gas regardless of how full or empty your supply cylinder is. The two-stage design compensates for inlet pressure fluctuations, providing a stable 0-250 PSI output that keeps your operations running smoothly without constant tweaking.

Built Miller Tough

Miller Smith equipment is synonymous with quality, and the Silverline Series is no exception. The regulator is constructed from solid brass bar stock, ensuring it can handle the physical demands of a busy workshop. The exterior features a plated finish on the body, bonnet, and gauges, which not only looks professional but also resists corrosion and scratches. For added reliability, the internal components include a filtered seat that blocks particulate matter from entering the high-velocity gas stream, protecting the regulator's integrity and ensuring long-term performance.

Versatile and Safe Operation

Safety and ease of use are built into every aspect of this unit. It comes standard with a CGA 580 fitting, making it compatible with standard inert gas cylinders. The large 2-1/2 inch gauges allow for quick pressure checks at a glance, while the 1-7/8 inch diaphragm offers smooth pressure adjustment. A preset safety relief valve vents to the atmosphere, providing an essential safety layer for non-hazardous gas applications. Whether you are pressure testing components with Nitrogen or managing shield gas distribution, the Miller Smith 123-20-09 offers the professional-grade control you need.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Cga Fitting:CGA 580
Item:Regulator
Max Inlet:3500 PSI
Max Outlet:250 PSI
Used On Which Gas:Argon or Nitrogen, Inert Gases
Gas Type:Inert, Air, Nitrogen, CO2, Argon
Stage Type:Two Stage
Series:Silverline 120
Body Material:Brass Bar Stock
Diaphragm Size:1-7/8 inch
Gauge Size:2-1/2 inch
Packaging Description:1 per ea

INCLUDED

  • 1x Miller Smith 123-20-09 Two-Stage Regulator
  • 1x Set of Instructions

APPLICATIONS

  • Laboratory Gas Control
  • General Plant Maintenance
  • Pneumatic Pressure Testing
  • Inert Gas Purging (Nitrogen/Argon)
  • Component Leak Testing
  • Shielding Gas Distribution

FAQ

A two-stage regulator reduces cylinder pressure in two steps, which allows it to maintain a constant delivery pressure even as the cylinder pressure drops. A single-stage regulator may show a slight increase in delivery pressure as the cylinder empties, requiring manual adjustment.

This regulator is equipped with a CGA 580 connection and is designed for inert and non-corrosive gases, including Argon, Nitrogen, Helium, and Air. It is also suitable for CO2 if the cylinder has a matching fitting or adapter.

No, this regulator has a CGA 580 connection which is specific to inert gases. Oxygen cylinders use CGA 540. Never use an adapter to force a connection for Oxygen service due to safety risks.

The Miller Smith 123-20-09 has a delivery pressure range of 0-250 PSI.

Yes, the body of the regulator is tapped to accommodate rear panel mounting, making it suitable for fixed installations and test benches.

This product is covered by the Miller True Blue Warranty. Please refer to the specific warranty documentation for the duration and coverage details.

It is a general-purpose regulator with a filtered seat. While suitable for general lab use and high-grade industrial gases, it is not recommended for ultra-high purity applications where inboard diffusion of air is a critical concern.