Welding And Cutting Regulators

Regulators are used in gas systems to reduce the pressure from a high pressure source to a safe working pressure for use. A pressure regulator should always be used when positive control of the pressure in a gas stream is required. A pressure regulator is as much a safety device as it is an important tool. There are two basic types of pressure regulators: a single stage type and a dual stage type. The outward appearance of the two distinctly different types is somewhat similar and difficult for the novice to distinguish. Most pressure regulators are fitted with two gauges to
monitor pressure (some line regulators only have one). This gauge is used to monitor the source pressure. The low pressure gauge connected internally to the outlet of the regulator is situated on the left side of the regulator when facing from the front. This gauge is used to monitor the outlet pressure (this is the only gauge most common on line regulators).
Gas welding & cutting torches achieve the jointing or cutting of metals through use of a flame, in order to raise the temperature of the metal to fusion point. Fully portable and compact it’s ideal for use on site or around the workshop.