Value Collection 752X-80 Oxygen Welding Regulator

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 752X-80 is a single-stage oxygen welding regulator designed for use in oxy-fuel cutting and welding applications. It accepts a CGA 540 inlet connection with a 9/16-18 right-hand thread, delivering a maximum outlet pressure of 80 psi and supporting a flow range of up to 4,000 cubic feet per hour (CFH). Weighing 2.95 pounds, this regulator is built for bench and field use by welders and pipefitters who need reliable oxygen pressure control at the torch. The female fitting inlet is compatible with standard high-pressure oxygen cylinders.

This regulator is suited for light-industrial and professional welding and cutting setups using compressed oxygen. Typical installation scenarios include oxy-acetylene cutting rigs, brazing stations, and multi-torch manifold supply lines. It is appropriate for both shop and jobsite environments where a dedicated oxygen pressure regulator with a CGA 540 cylinder valve connection is required. The 80 psi maximum outlet pressure covers the operating range of most standard cutting and welding torches.

Key Features

• CGA 540 inlet connection for standard high-pressure oxygen cylinders
• Maximum outlet pressure of 80 psi for broad torch compatibility
• Flow range up to 4,000 CFH supports high-demand cutting and welding operations
• 9/16-18 right-hand thread outlet fitting
• Female inlet fitting design for secure cylinder attachment
• Compact form at 2.95 pounds for portable and fixed-station use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit regulator for oxy-fuel welding and cutting systems requiring a CGA 540 oxygen cylinder inlet connection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified welder or gas systems technician familiar with compressed oxygen handling. Always close the cylinder valve and bleed downstream pressure before attaching or removing the regulator. Use only the correct CGA 540 connection — do not apply thread sealant or PTFE tape to regulator fittings on oxygen service, as contamination can create a fire or explosion hazard. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.253 and CGA standards for oxygen equipment installation and use.