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Medical Gas Regulator
We are a leading Manufacturer of oxygen gaspressure regulator from Ahmedabad, India.
Oxygen Gaspressure Regulator
Product Price: Rs 2,000 / PieceGet Best Price
Minimum Order Quantity: 20 Piece
Product Brochure
Product Details:
| Regulator Type | Two Stage |
| Type | Dual Stage |
| Material Used | Brass |
| Flow Rate Range | 0-15 LPM |
| Model Name/Number | 5401S (Yildiz) and 71622118 (Messer) |
| Usage/Application | Hospital |
| Brand | MOLTEN |
| Color | green for industrial use |
Key Functions and Components
- Pressure Reduction and Control: Oxygen is stored in cylinders at very high pressures (up to 200 bar or more). The regulator steps this down to a usable, consistent pressure, typically around 50 psi for medical applications or higher for industrial use.
- Flow Rate Adjustment: Many regulators, especially medical ones, incorporate a flowmeter (often a dial or bobbin-style flow selector) that allows the user to set the flow rate in liters per minute (LPM).
- Safety: The device includes a pressure relief valve, which is a crucial safety feature that vents excess pressure to prevent a dangerous buildup.
- Body: Usually made of forged brass for durability and safety.
- Inlet Connection: Connects securely to the oxygen cylinder valve (specific connections like CGA-540 are standard).
- Pressure Gauges: Typically two gauges: one displays the high pressure remaining in the cylinder (inlet pressure), and the other displays the regulated, lower outlet pressure.
- Diaphragm/Piston Mechanism: A flexible diaphragm (or a piston for higher pressure applications) senses changes in the outlet pressure and works with a spring-loaded valve (poppet valve) to maintain equilibrium and keep the pressure constant.
- Adjusting Knob/Screw: Allows the user to manually set the desired output pressure or flow rate by changing the tension on the spring.
Additional Information:
- Delivery Time: 24 HOURS
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