RHT8310 - Uniweld RHT8310 Heavy Duty Two-Stage Oxygen Regulator, CGA 540, 5-125 PSIG

Uniweld RHT8310: The Welder's Choice for Consistent Flame Control

Every experienced welder knows that a stable flame is the foundation of a quality cut or weld. The Uniweld RHT8310 Two-Stage Oxygen Regulator is designed to provide exactly that—unwavering pressure control that lets you focus on your puddle, not your settings. Unlike single-stage regulators that require you to constantly tweak the pressure knob as your oxygen tank gets low, this two-stage workhorse maintains your set delivery pressure from a full tank right down to the bottom. This means no more blown holes or lost preheat due to sudden pressure spikes or drops.

This regulator is part of Uniweld's Medium/Heavy Duty series, making it a perfect fit for fabrication shops, shipyards, and construction sites. It features a robust brass body that can take a beating and keep on performing. The large, easy-to-read gauges allow you to monitor both your cylinder contents and your delivery pressure at a glance, even in low-light conditions. With a delivery range of 5-125 PSIG, you have the power to run large cutting torches capable of slicing through thick steel plate, or dial it down for precise heating applications.

Setup is straightforward with the industry-standard CGA 540 connection for oxygen and a 9/16" - 18 Right Hand outlet for your hose. The internal mechanics are protected by a sintered metal filter, which stops dirt and debris from ruining the seat—a common cause of regulator creep and failure. When you need a regulator that works as hard as you do and guarantees a neutral flame throughout the entire job, the Uniweld RHT8310 is the tool you want on your rig.

Why Welders Prefer Two-Stage Regulators

• Set It and Forget It: Once you set your pressure, it stays there, regardless of how much gas is left in the bottle.
• Precision Cutting: Maintains the critical oxygen stream pressure needed for clean, slag-free cuts.
• Durability: Designed to handle the high-pressure demands of daily welding and cutting operations.