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Name: Autumn Supply
Address: N75 W24361 Overland Rd, Sussex, WI, 53089, US
Telephone: 262-820-1868

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Part Number: 3102555SKU: HCL3102555

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Item Details

Harris Model 2555-AR70-680 heavy-duty argon/carbon dioxide flowmeter regulator designed specifically to provide flow control of gases from ultra-high pressure (5500 PSIG) cylinders. Regulator features a brass body, chrome-plated brass bonnet, 2" painted steel dual scale gauge, one-piece encapsulated seat design with internal filter and PTFE Teflon® seat. Flowmeter has a durable, easy-to-read flow tube/cover and sensitive needle valve for fingertip control. The regulator has a flow capacity of 10-70, compensated PSIG of 50, supply pressure gauge of 6000 PSIG, CGA-680 inlet connection and 5/8" - 18 female outlet connection. Conforms to CGA-E-4 standard for gas pressure regulators.

Features

One-piece encapsulated seat design with internal filter and a PTFE Teflon® seat
Single-stage regulator
Brass body
Painted zinc bonnet
2" brass dual scale gauge
Neoprene diaphragm
Model 55-2AR/CD flowmeter
Durable flow tube and cover
Sensitive needle valve for fingertip control
Regulator features compensated PSIG of 50, supply pressure gauge up to 6000 PSIG, CGA-680 inlet connection and 5/8"-18 female outlet connection
Used for gas-shielded welding and other industrial applications
Provides precise flow control of shielding gases in high (5500 PSIG) pressure cylinders

Applications

Gas shielded welding and other industrial applications

Specifications

Regulator Type Flowmeter Regulator
Gas Service Argon
Delivery Rate 0 - 70 scfh
Inlet Connection CGA-680
Workload Heavy Duty
Outlet Connection 5/8" - 18 RH (Female)
Gauge Diameter 2

WARNING

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nitrogen Dioxide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Carbon monoxide, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.