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322-66220000 - Miller Smith 320 Series High Purity Stainless Steel Two Stage Regulator, CGA 330, 0-100 PSI

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Control for Specialty Gases

When your work involves specialty gases, precision and safety are not optional—they are requirements. The Miller Smith 322-66-22-00-00 High Purity Two Stage Regulator is built to meet these challenges head-on. Part of the renowned 320 Silverline Series, this regulator is constructed from high-grade 316 stainless steel, making it the ideal choice for controlling corrosive and non-corrosive gases. The two-stage design is a game-changer for consistency; it automatically compensates for the drop in cylinder pressure as the tank empties, ensuring your delivery pressure remains rock-steady at your set point up to 100 PSI. This means you can focus on your process without constantly adjusting the regulator.

Durability and purity go hand in hand with this Miller Smith regulator. The wetted parts, including the body and diaphragm, are made from stainless steel and PCTFE, materials chosen for their resistance to corrosion and ability to maintain gas purity. The metal-to-metal diaphragm seal is a standout feature that provides maximum leak integrity, a crucial factor when working with hazardous or expensive gases. Additionally, the regulator features a convoluted diaphragm that responds instantly to pressure changes, giving you fine-tuned control over your gas flow. The large 2-1/2 inch gauges are clear and easy to read, reducing the risk of reading errors in busy shop or lab environments.

Safety is built into every aspect of the 322-66-22-00-00. It comes equipped with captured vent ports in the bonnet, allowing you to pipe potential leaks to a safe area—a must-have feature for handling toxic or flammable gases. The regulator is also designed to handle the vacuum conditions of purge cycles, ensuring you can safely clear lines during cylinder swaps. With a CGA 330 connection tailored for specific gas families, this regulator is a professional-grade tool that brings Miller's reputation for quality into the realm of high-purity gas management. Invest in equipment that protects your process and your people.

Additional Information
Brand:Smith Equipment
Gas Type:Specialty Gas, Corrosive Gas
Stage Type:Two Stage
Inlet Connection:CGA 330
Material:316 Stainless Steel
Delivery Pressure Range:0-100 PSI
Max Inlet Pressure:3500 PSI
Series:320 Silverline
Diaphragm Material:Convoluted Stainless Steel
Seat Material:316 Stainless Steel Filtered
Gauge Size:2-1/2 Inch
Vent Port:1/16 Inch FNPT
Packaging Description:1 per ea

INCLUDED

  • Miller Smith 322-66-22-00-00 Two Stage Regulator
  • Owner's Manual

APPLICATIONS

  • Laboratory Analytical Instrumentation
  • Petrochemical Processing
  • Semiconductor Manufacturing
  • High Purity Welding Applications
  • Corrosive Gas Handling
  • Specialty Gas Cylinder Regulation

FAQ

A two-stage regulator reduces the cylinder pressure in two steps, providing a constant delivery pressure regardless of changes in the inlet pressure as the cylinder empties. This is ideal for applications requiring precise and stable pressure control.

The CGA 330 connection is typically used for corrosive gases such as Hydrogen Sulfide, Phosphine, and Arsine. Always verify the specific gas compatibility with the regulator materials (316 SS and PCTFE).

A stainless steel diaphragm prevents contamination and outgassing that can occur with rubber or elastomer diaphragms. It also provides a metal-to-metal seal for superior leak integrity, which is critical for high purity and corrosive gas applications.

Yes, the front and rear bonnets are threaded, allowing for front panel mounting, which is useful for integrating the regulator into gas management systems or instrument panels.

The captured vent port (1/16" FNPT) allows you to connect tubing to vent hazardous gases to a safe location in the rare event of a diaphragm failure, enhancing operator safety.

Yes, the manufacturer notes that a Cross Purge Assembly must be used with this series of regulators to ensure effective purging of hazardous gas traces during cylinder changes.

The maximum inlet pressure for the Miller Smith 322-66-22-00-00 is 3500 PSI.

Yes, this regulator is designed to withstand internal vacuums, which is necessary during purging operations to remove atmospheric air or residual gases from the system.