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E99-350C44 - Miller Stainless Steel CGA 350 Nut - Hydrogen/Methane Service

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Replacement: Miller E99-350C44 Stainless CGA 350 Nut

When you are out in the shop or on a job site, the last thing you need is a stripped or damaged nut on your gas regulator. The Miller E99-350C44 is a premium replacement nut designed for CGA 350 connections, commonly found on cylinders containing Hydrogen, Methane, or Natural Gas. If your equipment deals with these fuel gases, having a reliable connection point is not just about performance—it is about safety. This nut is built to keep your gas delivery system secure, ensuring that your flow remains steady and your environment remains safe.

What sets this nut apart is its stainless steel construction. While many standard fittings are made of brass, stainless steel offers a tougher, more durable alternative. It stands up better to the rough-and-tumble environment of a busy welding shop or industrial site. If you are working in areas with high humidity or corrosive fumes, the stainless steel material resists rust and oxidation far better than softer metals. This means the nut won't seize up as easily over time, making cylinder changeouts smoother and less frustrating.

It is important to remember that CGA 350 connections utilize a left-hand thread. This is a universal safety standard for fuel gases to stop you from accidentally hooking up the wrong tank. The Miller E99-350C44 is machined precisely to these specifications, ensuring a smooth fit onto your cylinder valves without binding. The hex design allows for a firm grip with your wrench, letting you apply the necessary torque to seat the nipple properly without rounding off the edges of the nut.

Whether you are refurbishing an old regulator, building a new gas distribution line, or simply keeping a spare in your toolbox for emergencies, this Miller OEM part is the right choice. It fits seamlessly with standard CGA 350 nipples and tailpieces. Don't compromise on your gas equipment; using the correct, high-quality nut ensures that your connections are leak-free and your equipment is ready to run when you are. Upgrade to stainless steel durability with the Miller E99-350C44 and keep your operations running safely.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Material:Stainless Steel
Connection Type:CGA 350
Thread Direction:Left-Hand
Gas Service:Hydrogen, Methane, Natural Gas, Carbon Monoxide
Component Type:Nut

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller E99-350C44 Stainless Steel Nut (CGA 350)

APPLICATIONS

  • Hydrogen gas regulator connections
  • Methane and Natural Gas manifold systems
  • Industrial gas cylinder changeouts
  • High-purity gas delivery systems requiring stainless steel
  • Replacement of worn or stripped brass CGA 350 nuts
  • Laboratory gas distribution setups

FAQ

CGA 350 is the standard connection for Hydrogen, Methane, Natural Gas, Carbon Monoxide, and Ethylene. It is primarily used for flammable fuel gases.

The Miller E99-350C44 features a left-hand thread. This is a safety standard for CGA 350 connections to prevent cross-connection with non-fuel gas cylinders.

Stainless steel offers superior strength and corrosion resistance compared to brass. It is ideal for harsh industrial environments or applications where material purity and durability are critical.

No. Oxygen cylinders typically use CGA 540 connections, which are right-hand thread. The CGA 350 nut has left-hand threads and will not fit, preventing dangerous cross-connections.

No, this product is the nut only. The nipple (tailpiece) must be purchased separately or reused if it is in good condition.

You will need a smooth-jawed wrench or a crescent wrench sized for the nut. Avoid using pliers or pipe wrenches that can damage the hex head.

Yes, the Miller E99-350C44 is a genuine Miller Electric OEM replacement part, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Inspect the threads for damage, stripping, or excessive wear. If the nut is rounded off or difficult to tighten securely, it should be replaced to ensure a safe seal.