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CGA580-1P - Miller CGA 580 Regulator Inlet Nut Plated

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Regulator Repair with the Miller CGA580-1P

Keep your welding operations running smoothly with the Miller CGA580-1P Nut, Plated. If you are a TIG welder working with Argon or a maintenance pro handling Nitrogen purging equipment, you know that the connection between your regulator and the gas cylinder is the lifeline of your process. Over time, the threads on your regulator nut can become worn, crossed, or damaged from frequent cylinder changes. A compromised nut isn't just an annoyance; it's a safety hazard and a source of costly gas leaks. This genuine Miller replacement part allows you to restore your regulator's inlet connection to factory-new condition without buying a whole new regulator.

The CGA 580 connection is the standard for inert gases, making this nut compatible with cylinders containing Argon, Helium, and Nitrogen. Whether you are setting up a MIG welder for aluminum (using Argon) or a TIG machine for stainless steel, this nut is the hardware that secures your gas supply. The plated finish on this Miller nut offers superior durability compared to bare brass alternatives. It stands up better to the wear and tear of the shop environment, resisting rust and corrosion that can occur in humid conditions or outdoor job sites. The hex design is standard, allowing you to use your existing regulator wrench or crescent wrench for a tight, secure fit.

Why Choose Genuine Miller Parts?
When dealing with high-pressure gas, quality matters. Miller Electric is a leader in the welding industry, and their OEM parts are manufactured to strict quality control standards. Using a generic nut might save pennies, but it could cost you in wasted gas or damaged cylinder valves if the threads aren't cut perfectly. This nut is designed to thread smoothly into the cylinder valve, pulling the nipple tight against the seat to create a leak-proof seal. This ensures that your shielding gas goes exactly where it's needed—the weld puddle—rather than leaking out at the tank.

Installation is straightforward. Simply remove the old nut from your regulator stem (this may require removing the nipple if it's a captive design, or sliding it off if the nipple is removable), slide the new CGA580-1P nut on, and you are ready to connect to a fresh cylinder. It's a smart item to keep in your spare parts kit. Don't let a stripped nut stop production; keep a Miller CGA580-1P on hand for immediate repairs.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Connection Type:CGA 580
Gas Service:Argon, Nitrogen, Helium, Inert Gas
Material:Plated Brass
Part Type:Inlet Nut
Thread Direction:Right Hand

INCLUDED

  • (1) CGA580-1P Plated Inlet Nut

APPLICATIONS

  • Inert Gas Welding: Connecting Argon and Argon-mix regulators for TIG and MIG welding.
  • Industrial Nitrogen: Securing regulators for nitrogen purging and pressure testing applications.
  • Helium Supply: Used for balloon filling or industrial helium applications.
  • Regulator Repair: Replacement of worn or stripped inlet nuts on Miller gas regulators.
  • Manifold Systems: Connecting pigtails and manifold blocks to gas cylinders.

FAQ

The CGA 580 connection is the standard for inert gases, including Argon, Helium, and Nitrogen. It is also used for certain inert gas mixtures.

No, this product is the nut only. The nipple (stem) is sold separately or must be reused from your existing regulator assembly.

While it is a Miller OEM part, the CGA 580 standard is universal. However, you must ensure the nut's internal diameter matches the shoulder of your regulator's nipple/stem.

The nut is described as 'Plated', which typically indicates a brass or steel core with a protective plating (often chrome or zinc) to resist corrosion.

The nut should be tightened firmly with a wrench to ensure a leak-tight seal, but avoid overtightening which can damage the threads or the mating surfaces. Always check for leaks with a leak detection solution.

No. CO2 cylinders typically use a CGA 320 connection, which requires a different nut and a washer. CGA 580 is strictly for inert gases.

In Miller's part numbering, '1P' often designates a specific packaging or plating variation, but functionally it refers to the standard CGA 580 nut.

The CGA 580 nut typically has external (male) threads to screw into the internal (female) threads of the cylinder valve.