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The VALUE COLLECTION 191CD-60 is a carbon dioxide welding regulator designed to control and deliver CO2 gas flow for welding applications. It accepts a CGA 320 inlet connection and provides a flow range of 0 to 60 SCFH, making it suited for MIG welding and other processes that rely on CO2 as a shielding gas. The regulator handles inlet pressures up to 3,000 psi and features a female fitting with a 5/8-18 thread and right-hand rotation. Weighing 2.6 pounds, it is a compact, single-stage unit intended for installation by welding professionals and industrial gas technicians.
This regulator is used in welding shops, fabrication facilities, and field welding setups where carbon dioxide is the primary shielding gas. It is appropriate for both production welding environments and maintenance welding operations requiring reliable CO2 flow control. The CGA 320 inlet is the standard connection for CO2 cylinders, so this regulator connects directly to typical compressed CO2 supply cylinders used in welding service.
Designed for use with carbon dioxide gas cylinders fitted with a CGA 320 valve outlet, which is the standard valve type for CO2 welding and shielding gas supply cylinders.
Installation should be performed by a qualified welding equipment technician or industrial gas professional. Before connecting or removing the regulator, close the cylinder valve completely and bleed residual pressure from the regulator body. Inspect the CGA 320 connection and regulator inlet seat for debris or damage before attaching to the cylinder. Do not use thread sealants or tape on CGA fittings unless explicitly specified by the manufacturer.
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