RX WELDDual Output Argon Regulator Flow Meter Mig Tig 0-60CFH CGA580 Inlet 5/"8 UNF-18RH Outlet
Description
🔧 Weld with Confidence: Precision Meets Durability!
- EASY INSTALLATION - Includes a 1/4" hose barb adapter for hassle-free setup.
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION - Crafted from robust brass for long-lasting use in demanding environments.
- PRECISION FLOW CONTROL - Accurate gas flow gauge with a range of 0-4500 PSI for reliable performance.
- IDEAL FOR PROFESSIONALS - Perfect for MIG and TIG welding, catering to the needs of discerning welders.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Seamlessly connects with CGA-580 tanks for Argon, Helium, and CO2.
The RX WELD Dual Output Argon Regulator Flow Meter is designed for professional welders, offering versatile compatibility with CGA-580 tanks and a precise gas flow gauge ranging from 0-4500 PSI. Made from durable brass, this regulator ensures long-lasting performance and is ideal for MIG and TIG welding applications.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | RX WELDER |
| Part number | QYS1 |
| Item Weight | 1.09 Kilograms |
| Package Dimensions | 18.8 x 18.29 x 14.3 cm; 1.09 kg |
| Item model number | QYS1 |
| Color | Dual Output Gas Regulator |
| Style | Dual Output Gas Regulator |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
D**.
dual regulator
very well made
W**H
I like it. Seems to work just fine so far.
No leaks, seems well machined, glass seems thick, allows both clamp and screw in hose. I like it so far after a month.
R**Y
Great value!
I needed a second valve to back purge. works perfectly.
R**.
Feels better than the regulator that came with my welder.
I don't have any way to check the accuracy of the gages, but when I set it to my desired setting my welds went as expected. It feels solid in the hand and seems to be doing the job required.
T**K
Hit and miss leaks
The first RX Weld dual regulator I received leaked at two places (see video). I returned it and requested a replacement, which Amazon got to me in two days. No leaks on the replacement found until I removed and replaced it on a new tank of Argon. I needed to do welding so I took a chance and repaired the leaking joints with Teflon tape, which seems to have worked. My inspection of the threads showed it was assembled with almost no thread sealant. I’m expecting to have to tape the other joints as well at some point. Argon has gotten way too expensive to waste because of a regulator or line leak
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