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Dial-a-Flow™ regulator (plated brass)

Dial-a-Flow™ regulator (plated brass)
Product Code 431834

For 34L, 58L, 110L

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0-3.0lpm
0-5.0lpm

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An easy to use, plated brass, lightweight regulator, giving enhanced functionality over the traditional fixed flow unit. It offers 9 pre-setflow rates in a single compact design. The pressure gauge shows shows the canister contents 0 – 3.0 lpm, and 0 – 5.0 lpm versions are available.

 


Valve, with pressure gauge
Product Code: 431834
Delivery flow: 0-3.0 lpm

 




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Testimonials

"Our business relies on simple bump testing of gas detectorson board marine vessels. Complex high pressure cylinders and regulators would make the job too difficult but we find the Air Products non-refillable offerings very easy to use and the equipment is simple to operate."

GMS Instruments, Rotterdam

"We are involved in the installation, commissioning and maintenance of a wide range of gas detection equipment into many market sectors. The fact that the Air Products’ range covers all of the flammable, toxic, quad-gas and corrosive gas requirements for this market is very important to us."

Autochim, France

"Personal, portable and fixed gas detection equipment is widely used in many safety critical applications and these items are often subjected to relatively harsh environments and working conditions. The gas sensing element within this equipment is perhaps the most fragile and crucial component, and if this was to fail, it would render the equipment useless. The selection of appropriate test gas is important to ensure the bump test is carried out correctly and as an active member of CoGDEM, Air Products know about it. They have contributed to the CoGDEM Guide to Gas Detection, a new hardback reference book which explains best practice and aids the selection of suitable test gases and equipment."

Leigh Greenham, Director, CoGDEM