Nitrogen gas regulators are essential for a wide range of welding and industrial applications. They control the flow of nitrogen gas, allowing users to precisely adjust the pressure and volume of gas being delivered. This is essential for ensuring high-quality welds and other industrial processes.
At EWS, we offer a wide selection of high-quality nitrogen gas regulators from leading manufacturers such as GASARC, ESAB, Wilhelmsen and GCE. Our experienced sales team can help you choose the right regulator for your specific needs. Browse our selection of nitrogen gas regulators today and find the perfect one for your welding or industrial application.
ESAB ProGen Inert Cylinder Regulator
ESAB GASARC Tech-master Multi Stage Regulator 0-4 Bar Bottom Entry Two Gauge Ran03155
ESAB GASARC Chem Master SGS620 Single Stage Cylinder Regulator
ESAB GASARC Chem Master SGT620 Multi Stage Cylinder Regulator
ESAB GASARC Multi-Stage Side Entry Regulator Inert Gas 0 – 10 bar
ESAB GASARC Multi-Stage Side Entry Regulator Inert Gas 0-3.5 bar
ESAB GASARC Tech Master GPP400 Single Stage Regulator
ESAB GASARC Tech Master GPS400 Single Stage Regulator
Nitrogen gas regulators are used in a variety of industries, including:
- Welding: Nitrogen gas is used to shield the weld pool from oxygen, preventing oxidation and contamination. This results in stronger and more durable welds.
- Food and beverage processing: Nitrogen gas is used to flush packaging and preserve food and beverages.
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing: Nitrogen gas is used to create an inert environment for the production of pharmaceuticals.
- Chemical processing: Nitrogen gas is used to purge pipelines and reactors, preventing contamination and explosions.
Nitrogen gas regulators are available in a variety of styles and sizes to meet the specific needs of different applications. When choosing a nitrogen gas regulator, it is important to consider the following factors:
- Flow rate: The flow rate of the regulator should be sufficient for the intended application.
Pressure range: The pressure range of the regulator should be compatible with the pressure requirements of the application. - Inlet and outlet connections: The regulator should have the correct inlet and outlet connections for the gas supply and equipment being used.