Whether you're a professional welder or serious hobbyist, precise gas flow control is the key to flawless welds. This RX WELD Argon Regulator Flowmeter delivers exactly what you need - reliable, accurate gas regulation that transforms your welding experience from frustrating to fantastic.
What sets this flowmeter apart is its precision engineering. The ball indicator moves smoothly within the flow tube, giving you instant visual feedback on your gas flow rate from 10 to 60 cubic feet per hour. No more guessing, no more inconsistent welds - just perfect gas regulation every time. This level of accuracy is particularly crucial for TIG welding, where even small variations in gas flow can mean the difference between a beautiful weld and a ruined piece.
Constructed from high-quality brass, this regulator is designed to withstand the harsh conditions of any workshop. The durable construction ensures it will stand up to daily use, minor bumps, and occasional welding splatter without failing. You can trust this equipment to perform reliably job after job, season after season.
Compatibility is never an issue with this versatile flowmeter. The CGA-580 inlet connector works seamlessly with Argon, Helium, and CO2 tanks - perfect for MIG, TIG, and gas welding applications. When it comes to outlet connections, you have options: it fits both female 9/16" x 18 nuts and male 5/8" x 18 fittings, plus includes a standard 1/4" barbed fitting. This means you can use it with virtually any welding setup you already own.
The package includes everything to get you started immediately: one Argon Regulator, a generous 6.6-foot hose, hose clamp, and mounting nut. No separate purchases or frustrating trips to the hardware store. RX WELD understands that time is money, so they've included all the accessories you need for a complete setup right out of the box.
For welders who demand accuracy without breaking the bank, this flowmeter represents the perfect balance of quality, precision, and value. It's the economical choice that doesn't compromise on performance - because when you're welding, precision isn't optional, it's essential.
