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Outlet Point Gas Regulators

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  • Outlet Point Regulator (Single Stage Diaphragm) 0 – 10 Bar

     £165.22 ex VAT £198.26 inc VAT
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  • Outlet Point Regulator (Single Stage Diaphragm) 0 – 6 Bar

     £160.70 ex VAT £192.84 inc VAT
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  • Lab Master LGL500 Single Stage Diaphragm Line Regulator – 3.5 PSI

     £185.37 ex VAT £222.44 inc VAT
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  • Lab Master LGL500 Single Stage Diaphragm Line Regulator – 10 PSI

     £185.37 ex VAT £222.44 inc VAT
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  • Outlet Point Regulator (Single Stage Diaphragm) 0 – 1.5 Bar

     £155.50 ex VAT £186.60 inc VAT
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  • Lab Master LGL500 Single Stage Diaphragm Line Regulator – 10 PSI

     £185.37 ex VAT £222.44 inc VAT
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  • Lab Master LGL500 Single Stage Diaphragm Line Regulator – 1.5 PSI

     £190.87 ex VAT £229.04 inc VAT
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  • Outlet Point Regulator (Single Stage Diaphragm) 0 – 3.5 Bar

     £150.74 ex VAT £180.89 inc VAT
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  • Gas Arc LGS500

    Lab Master LGS500 Single Stage Nickel Plated Brass Cylinder Regulator 3.5 Bar Outlet

     £242.69 ex VAT £291.23 inc VAT
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  • Gas Arc LGS500

    Lab Master LGS500 Single Stage Nickel Plated Brass Cylinder Regulator 10 Bar Outlet

     £242.69 ex VAT £291.23 inc VAT
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  • Lab Master LGL500 Single Stage Diaphragm Line Regulator – 6.0 PSI

     £185.37 ex VAT £222.44 inc VAT
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