CO2 Bottle and Cylinder Regulators
CO2 regulators are devices used to regulate the pressure and flow of carbon dioxide (CO2) gas used in welding and other industrial applications. CO2 gas is commonly used as a shielding gas with a MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welder, as well as with other welding processes such as TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding machines and flux-cored arc welders.
ESAB FE300 Argon CO2 Cylinder Regulator
ESAB ProGen Argon/CO2 Cylinder Regulator
Honeywell Pull Back Visors for Junior A-VL Visor Welding Helmet (100pk) A160734
Honeywell Visors for Junior A-VL Visor Welding Helmet (5pk) A160733
Weld Star ER 307Si Stainless Wire MIG Wire
ESAB 40 LPM 2G Series Single Stage Mig Regulator, Side Entry
ESAB G Series Single Stage Mig Regulator, Bottom Entry 40LPM B/E
ESAB GASARC Chem Master SGS620 Single Stage Cylinder Regulator
ESAB GASARC Chem Master SGT620 Multi Stage Cylinder Regulator
ESAB GASARC Spec Master HPS620 Single Stage CO2 Regulator
ESAB GASARC Spec Master HPT620 Multi Stage CO2 Regulator
ESAB GASARC Tech Master GPP400 Single Stage Regulator
ESAB GASARC Tech Master GPS420 Single Stage CO2 Regulator
ESAB GASARC Tech Master GPT420 Multi Stage CO2 Regulator
ESAB GF250 Argon/CO2 TIG Welding Regulator, Side Entry
GCE – ButBro 783645 300bar ARGON CO2 REGULATOR 0-15 LPM
What is the difference between single and double gauge CO2 regulator?
A single-gauge CO2 regulator has one gauge that displays the pressure of the gas inside the cylinder. This gauge shows how much gas is left in the cylinder and provides a rough indication of the flow of gas to the welding torch.
On the other hand, a double-gauge CO2 regulator has two gauges. The first gauge is similar to the one on a single-gauge regulator and displays the pressure of the gas inside the cylinder. The second gauge, however, displays the pressure of the gas as it leaves the regulator and enters the welding torch. This gauge provides a more accurate reading of the gas flow and allows the operator to adjust the flow to the desired level for the specific welding task.
Having a double-gauge regulator is generally recommended for MIG welding, as it provides more precise control over the gas flow, which is important for achieving high-quality welds. The additional gauge also allows the operator to monitor the gas flow and detect any changes or problems in the gas supply, which can help prevent welding defects and ensure safety in the welding process.