I have 2 of these;
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Does anyone know if they can be used / cleaned for O2? Maybe a rebuild kit that's good for O2? I know they sell O2 ready regulators, but I don't really want to spend more if I don't have to.
My plan is to use one specifically for O2 PP blending mixtures higher than what my stick can do through the compressor (so really anything higher than ~ 40%). My end goal would be to set the regulator at whatever psi is needed for whatever mix I'm shooting for and open the needle valve so it's slow as a snail getting to where it needs to go. I'd like to do other things while filling with O2 then sit there and babysit the gauge as it s-l-o-w-l-y creeps up to desired pressure.
I don't PP blend all that often, but when I do it's a painstakingly slow process.
Is this a bad idea? If so why? I have very limited experience with using a regulator, but since I have 2 I'd like to put them both to good use (the other is in my fill panel).
Adjustable Regulator 0-6000 PSI - August Industries Inc.
The most widely used regulator on the market. Economical and Rugged. This regulator is designed to reduce high pressure input air up to 6,000 PSI down to an adjustable lower pressure of 1,000 to 6,000 PSI. This regulator is designed with 1/4 NPT female inlet and outlet, as well as two gauge...
www.augustindustries.com
Does anyone know if they can be used / cleaned for O2? Maybe a rebuild kit that's good for O2? I know they sell O2 ready regulators, but I don't really want to spend more if I don't have to.
My plan is to use one specifically for O2 PP blending mixtures higher than what my stick can do through the compressor (so really anything higher than ~ 40%). My end goal would be to set the regulator at whatever psi is needed for whatever mix I'm shooting for and open the needle valve so it's slow as a snail getting to where it needs to go. I'd like to do other things while filling with O2 then sit there and babysit the gauge as it s-l-o-w-l-y creeps up to desired pressure.
I don't PP blend all that often, but when I do it's a painstakingly slow process.
Is this a bad idea? If so why? I have very limited experience with using a regulator, but since I have 2 I'd like to put them both to good use (the other is in my fill panel).
