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Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
NG Weld 0-20LPM Argon Gas Regulator Flow Meter TIG Welding
SKU: TI-NW-66239
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NG Weld Argon Regulator 0-20LPM Flow Meter—brass TIG welding gas control.
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
- Weight (Approx.) : 506 gm
- Flow Range: 0-20 LPM (adjustable)
- Body Material: Brass
- Flow Tube: Polycarbonate (transparent)
- Inlet Pressure: High-pressure cylinder compatible
- Outlet: Welding torch fittings
Description
The NG Weld Argon Gas Regulator with Flow Metre precisely regulates the flow of argon to welding torches from high-pressure cylinders. While the integrated polycarbonate flow tube shows real-time LPM for reliable shielding during TIG welding, plasma cutting, and industrial gas applications, the brass construction lowers cylinder pressure. Smooth adjustment knobs and a rugged construction guarantee workshop durability.
Features
:- Through a transparent tube, an integrated flow meter displays accurate LPM values.
- The brass body has a long service life and is resistant to corrosion.
- Flow control that can be adjusted from low to high.
- Maintains gas delivery stability for high-quality welding.
- Compatible with fittings for ordinary argon cylinders.
Applications
:- TIG welding (mild steel, aluminum, and stainless steel).
- Operations including plasma cutting.
- Procedures for industrial argon shielding.
- MIG welding using mixtures of argon.
Usage
:- Use an appropriate fitting to connect to the argon cylinder.
- Set the pressure regulator's output to a safe level.
- Turn the flow meter knob to the required LPM (usually between 10 and 20 for TIG).
- Check that the float position in the tube matches preset.
- While welding, keep an eye on things and make any necessary adjustments.
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