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101C - Powerweld CO2 Flowmeter Regulator CGA-320

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OVERVIEW

Upgrade Your MIG Setup with Accurate Flow Control

If you are welding with straight CO2, you know that consistent gas flow is the secret to a clean, spatter-free bead. The Powerweld 101C Regulator / Flowmeter is designed to give you exactly that—complete control over your shielding gas. Forget about guessing with dial gauges that only show pressure; this flowmeter uses a floating ball in a clear tube to show you exactly how much gas is hitting your weld puddle. Whether you are in the garage working on a project or on the shop floor fabricating parts, seeing your actual flow rate in real-time helps you dial in the perfect setting.

The 101C is built tough with a solid brass body, so it can handle the bumps and knocks of a busy workshop. It connects directly to any standard CO2 tank using the CGA-320 fitting. Remember, CO2 tanks use a flat washer to seal, and this regulator is designed to fit that system perfectly. Once hooked up, the easy-turn knob lets you adjust your flow from 0 up to 60 CFH. This is perfect for everything from thin auto body panels where you need low flow to avoid turbulence, up to heavy steel plating where you need robust coverage to keep the air out.

One of the biggest benefits of using a flowmeter like the 101C is the "smooth" start. Traditional regulators can sometimes cause a blast of gas when you first pull the trigger (gas surge), which wastes gas and can disturb the arc start. The flowmeter design helps smooth out that delivery, giving you consistent starts every time. The tube is easy to read even from a distance, so a quick glance tells you if you are running low or if your settings have drifted.

Installation is simple. Just screw it onto your cylinder (don't forget the washer!), attach your gas hose to the standard outlet, and you are ready to weld. It’s a simple, effective upgrade that pays for itself by saving gas and improving weld quality. Stop wasting CO2 and start welding with precision using the Powerweld 101C.

Additional Information
Brand:Powerweld
Cga Fitting:CGA 320
Item:Flow Regulator
Used On Which Gas:CO2
Packaging Description:1-per-each
Gas Type:CO2
Connection Type (CGA):CGA-320
Flow Range:0-60 CFH
Body Material:Machined Brass
Gauge Type:Flowmeter Tube
Applications:MIG Welding, Industrial Fabrication
Max Inlet:N\A
Max Outlet:n/a
Used On Which Gas?:CO2

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Powerweld 101C CO2 Flowmeter Regulator
  • 1 x Hose Barb / Outlet Connection
  • 1 x CGA-320 Inlet Nut and Nipple
  • 1 x CO2 Washer

APPLICATIONS

  • MIG Welding (GMAW) with 100% CO2
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) requiring gas shielding
  • Industrial fabrication shops
  • Automotive repair and manufacturing
  • General maintenance and repair

FAQ

CGA-320 is the standard connection for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) cylinders and requires a flat washer for sealing. CGA-580 is used for inert gases like Argon, Nitrogen, and Helium, and uses a bullnose metal-to-metal seal.

No, this regulator has a CGA-320 connection which will not fit Argon/CO2 mix cylinders. Mix cylinders typically use a CGA-580 connection. You would need a different model (like the 101A) or an adapter.

CO2 can freeze regulators during high-flow applications due to the cooling effect of expansion. While this is a standard unheated regulator, it performs well under normal welding conditions. For very high duty cycles or high flow rates, a heated regulator might be required to prevent freezing.

The Powerweld 101C typically features a flow tube calibrated for 0-60 Cubic Feet per Hour (CFH), which covers the standard range for most MIG welding applications.

Yes, CGA-320 regulators typically require a washer (nylon or fiber) to seal against the cylinder valve. It is good practice to keep spares on hand as they wear out over time.

Yes, the polycarbonate flow tube and the outer cover are generally replaceable parts on this style of flowmeter, making it serviceable rather than disposable.

Flowmeters provide a more accurate dynamic reading of gas flow and are generally not affected by the 'gas surge' often seen with gauge-style regulators, leading to better gas economy and weld starts.
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