Gas Regulators

Gas Regulators

It's crucial to understand that pressurized gas tanks typically range between 800 and 1000 PSI, but using the gas doesn’t always require such high pressure. You only need a modest 8 to 15 PSI for many applications. To achieve this, a gas regulator plays a vital role in converting the pressure leaving the tank to an acceptable and manageable level. Gas regulators typically feature a small screw that enables adjustment of the pressure, effectively controlling the gas flow. There is a variety of gas regulators available, with many constructed from high-quality brass bodies and equipped with a precision diaphragm, empowering users to manage gas or liquid flow with precision.