Heated CO2 Gas Regulator with Flow Meter (0-25 MPa) G5/8 Brass Pressure Reducing Valve
$26.52
1000 in stock
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Description
- Wide Compatibility: Designed for CO2 protection welding systems, this regulator is compatible with 36V, 110V, and 220V power supplies with a G5/8 inlet thread.
- Quality & Durability: Constructed from full brass, ensuring excellent durability and resistance to corrosion for long-lasting performance in various welding environments.
- Key Specs & Performance: Features a precise 0-25 MPa pressure gauge and a flow meter, providing accurate measurement and control of CO2 gas for optimal welding results. Equipped with heating to prevent freezing.
- Easy Installation: Single-stage design with a straightforward G5/8 connection makes installation quick and hassle-free, allowing for immediate use in your welding setup.
- What You Get: One high-quality heated CO2 gas regulator with integrated flow meter and pressure gauge, providing reliable and consistent gas flow for your welding applications.

























Additional information
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 × 20 × 15 cm |
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