
Upgrade your gas equipment with the Harris HP-702-250-580, a top-tier two-stage regulator engineered for consistent performance in the most demanding environments. Unlike single-stage regulators that show a "decay" or rise in delivery pressure as the cylinder empties, this two-stage model reduces the cylinder pressure in two steps. This results in a rock-steady output pressure from a full cylinder down to an empty one, providing welders and technicians with unwavering control over their gas flow.
The Model 702 is a workhorse in the Harris lineup. It features a robust forged brass body capable of handling inlet pressures up to 3000 PSIG. The 2.5-inch dual-scale gauges are easy to read, allowing for quick monitoring of both cylinder contents and delivery pressure. This specific configuration comes with a CGA 580 inlet, suitable for inert gases like Nitrogen, Argon, and Helium, and offers a substantial delivery pressure range of 0-250 PSIG. This higher output range makes it an excellent choice for applications requiring more force than standard welding regulators provide, such as blowing out lines or pressurizing systems.
Harris has equipped this unit with their time-tested encapsulated seat design, which simplifies maintenance and enhances durability. The tamper-proof, self-reseating internal safety relief valve adds an extra layer of protection for the operator. Backed by Harris's reputation for quality manufacturing in the USA, the HP-702-250-580 is the reliable choice for serious welders and tradespeople looking for equipment that lasts.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Harris |
| Cga Fitting:CGA 580 |
| Item:Regulator |
| Max Outlet:250 PSI |
| Used On Which Gas:Argon or Nitrogen |
| Max Inlet:3000 PSI |
| Gas Type:Inert Gas, Argon, Nitrogen, Helium |
| Connection Type (CGA):CGA 580 |
| Inlet/Outlet Pressure:Max Inlet: 3000 PSIG, Delivery: 0-250 PSIG |
| Gauge Type:2.5 inch Brass, Dual Scale |
| Body Material:Forged Brass |
| Warranty:7 Years |
| Country Of Manufacture:USA |
| Packaging Description:1 of each |
| Used On Which Gas?:Nitrogen |