0750-0066 - Victor Regulator Pressure Adjusting Screw Replacement

Keep Your Regulator Dialed In with the Victor 0750-0066

There is nothing more frustrating than trying to set your oxy-fuel pressures with a regulator screw that fights you every turn. If your adjusting screw is bent, stripped, or just plain hard to turn, it’s time to swap it out with the Victor 0750-0066 Adjusting Screw. This is the genuine replacement part you need to get that smooth, buttery action back in your pressure adjustment. When you are out in the field or in the middle of a fabrication project, you need your gear to work as hard as you do, and fighting with a sticky regulator knob is a waste of time and energy.

This adjusting screw is the heart of your regulator's control system. It pushes down on the internal spring to set exactly how much gas flows to your torch. If the threads are messed up, you can't get an accurate setting, which means your flame keeps fluctuating. That leads to bad cuts, sloppy welds, and a lot of frustration. The 0750-0066 is built tough by Victor to handle the daily grind. It features durable threads that resist stripping and a design that fits perfectly into your Victor regulator bonnet. Don't risk using a hardware store bolt or a "close enough" aftermarket part—those can ruin the regulator housing and turn a ten-dollar repair into a three-hundred-dollar replacement.

Swapping out an old adjusting screw is one of the easiest ways to bring an old regulator back to life. If you've noticed that your current screw is wobbling or grinding when you turn it, that's a sign metal shavings might be forming, which is the last thing you want near high-pressure oxygen or fuel gas. A fresh 0750-0066 screw ensures clean engagement and safety. It’s a small part that makes a huge difference in how your rig feels and performs.

Whether you are running a heavy-duty cutting rig or a precision welding setup, trust genuine Victor parts to keep you operational. This screw is designed to take the abuse of a working shop environment while giving you the fine control you need for that perfect neutral flame. Keep a spare in your toolbox so a stripped thread never shuts down your shift.