AGPTEK Mig/Tig Flow Meter Regulator, Efficient CO2 Argon Pressure Reducer Gauge Weld Flowmeter - High-Quality Copper - 10 to 60 cfh Review

I had to return this unit as it was not possible to adapt it to the Weldcote hose ARG 14 x 10 listed above Low pressure hoses can be used to connect the regulator and power supply but I prefer the more protected hose and well fittings. It would be good to know that no suitable standard adapters could be found to get this device working.

I was very happy with the purchase when it first arrived as others have said that not only did it work well but it did didn't leak and after paying $187 for a 60# trimixe, it was nice not losing any to the leaking regulator. Unfortunately after only 5 months and very little use the float ball stopped moving making it unusable as I can't tell how much pressure it has. To make matters worse, Revane won't let me bring him back.

This regulator will not fit 5/8" - 18Rh hose ends. I purchased a standard inert gas hose with connectors on each end, but the regulator has no connection method other than a barbed connector. I didn't I wanted to cut the factory fitting to use this regulator.I tried to find a brass fitting that extends from the regulator to the ends of the hoses but to no avail.I even called the seller but they didn't help with the hose fittings Barbs that came with the regulator had brass shavings on the side,

Good price, good product. Watch out for the plug! Look closely at your bottle, it is NOT for standard CO2 weld cylinder, you need to replace the inlet screw with a nut and it is very difficult to get it out, I tried but gave up after damaging the connecting hose and decided to not to do it to use it. I kept it because it's a very good value for a budget meter and I can use it.

As a welder I was hoping for feedback, I needed 2 regulators for argon bottles. I picked them up and they were well packaged and looked great in the box, but when I put them in I noticed problems. do not have a standard argon hose connection for Miller or Lincoln welders, they have a tapered end on the low pressure side that can be used by cutting off a standard threaded socket and then pressing the hose against the governor shaft. However this only works if the regulators aren't releasing gas…

This regulator will not work with 5/8" - 18Rh hose ends. I bought a standard inert gas weld hose with fittings on each end, but the regulator has no connection other than barbed fittings. I didn't want to cut off the factory fitting to use this regulator. I was trying to find a brass fitting that would go from reg. to the ends of the hose, but no luck. I even called the seller but they didn't help. Also, the barbed hose fittings that came with the regulator had brass shavings on the side, the…