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argon regulator 2 stage 2 gauge

Argon Regulator 2 Stage 2 Gauge

AE7005LX/TSARG2G

£58.09 ex VAT £69.71 inc VAT

Brand: Weldability Sif
Product Model: AE7005LX/TSARG2G
Availability: In Stock

2 Stage argon regulator.

Fits vertical outlets valves.

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Description

2 Stage 2 Gauge Argon Regulator

This two-stage two-gauge regulator is designed to step the pressurised contents of a compressed gas cylinder down to a pressure that can be used in Oxy/Acetylene Cutting/Welding or Argon/CO2 Shielded MIG / TIG welding.

  • 2 Gauges
  • Displays – Bottle contents & Output pressure
  • Output pressure controlled by the dial
  • Fits vertical outlets valves

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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