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Victor regulator

Discussion in 'CO2 Enrichment' started by PMD, Jan 9, 2007.

  1. PMD

    PMD Lifetime Charter Member
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    I am planning on upgrading my CO2 system from DIY to pressurized. I am considering this Victor regulator.

    Is this the correct one or is there another model that should be used?


    CF150 Medalist™ Flowgauge Regulators: 0781-1120
    Qty:
    0781-1120

    * UL listed


    Victor

    * Single stage 150 series
    * Forged brass housing cap
    * Stem type seat mechanism
    * Available in CGA 320 and 580 inlet connections
    * Made in the U.S.A

    Gas Type Argon, Argon/CO2, Carbon Dioxide
    Flow Range Up to 50 CFH Argon, Up to 38 CFH Co2
    Inlet Pressure 3000 psig [Max]
    Inlet Connection CGA 320
    Outlet Connection 5/8 in - 18 RH(F)
    Body Material Forged Brass
    Type Flowmeter
    List Price $87.34 EA

    Best regards,

    PMD
     
    #1 PMD, Jan 9, 2007
  2. VaughnH

    VaughnH Lifetime Charter Member
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    Don't pay any extra to get the flowmeter. We use flow rates so small no flowmeter could possibly measure them. That is what the bubble counter does for us.
     
    #2 VaughnH, Jan 9, 2007
  3. Tom Barr

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    Victor's are the best regulators around, that's what I use.

    Regards,
    Tom Barr
     
    #3 Tom Barr, Jan 9, 2007
  4. metasyntax

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    I agree with VaughnH, don't get the flowmeter. I got one, but I traded it in on a regular victor regulator very quickly.
     
    #4 metasyntax, Jan 9, 2007
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