Series 3000 High Flow Argon Regulator | 0–400 PSI | 45 CFM
Series 3000 High Flow Argon Regulator | 0–400 PSI | 45 CFM
Series 3000 High Flow Argon Regulator | 0–400 PSI | 45 CFM
Built for purging pipe fast and TIG welders running long gas lines.
Stop standing around waiting on a slow purge. The Series 3000 puts out up to 45 CFM, with delivery you can adjust from 0 to 400 PSI, so you can fill pipe fast, get the oxygen out, and get to welding sooner.
It’s just as good when you’re TIG welding at the end of a 150-foot gas line. A standard regulator can’t push enough argon to keep up over that distance, but the Series 3000 gets plenty of gas all the way down the line to your torch.
It’s machined from solid aluminum, so it’s light, and it has an anodized finish that holds up to shop and job site life. A brass CGA-580 tank connection threads straight onto argon cylinders. Dual gauges show tank pressure and delivery pressure at a glance.
Every regulator ships with a 1/4" NPT to 5/8"-18 adapter, so it connects to standard welding gas hoses right out of the box.
Features
- High flow capacity of up to 45 CFM
- Delivery pressure adjustable from 0 to 400 PSI
- Pushes argon through long TIG gas lines of 150 feet and beyond
- Purges pipe fast
- Dual gauges for tank and delivery pressure
- Lightweight solid aluminum body with anodized finish
- Brass CGA-580 argon tank connection
- Self-venting, and resists freezing under normal conditions
- Includes a 1/4" NPT to 5/8"-18 adapter for standard welding hoses
Great for
- Fast back purging of pipe and tubing
- TIG welding on long gas line runs (150+ ft)
Specs
- Gas: Argon
- Max flow: 45 CFM
- Delivery pressure: 0–400 PSI, adjustable
- Inlet: CGA-580, brass
- Outlet: 1/4" FNPT (adapter to 5/8"-18 included)
- Body: solid aluminum, anodized
- Max outlet pressure: 400 PSI. Use hoses and fittings rated for 400 PSI.
WARNING: All accessories connected to the outlet MUST be designed for 400PSI WORKING PRESSURE. FAILURE to use correct components can result in product failure and personal injury. Gas expands with increased temperature. Bleed all residual gas from lines after use to avoid damage and hose failure
