🔴 Interstate Pneumatics WRCO2 CO2 Regulator - Small, Red Aluminum Body 0-125 PSI - AMT-WRCO2 Review

I found this item well made and very functional. The action is smooth. The pressure is kept fairly stable. The pressure sensor is easy to read.

Used this to power a carbon dioxide golf gun I built for a friend with limited mobility to play golf. Infinitely adjustable and works great with paintball style tanks.

This item comes in handy when you need to nail the surfaces in a three-story apartment with an elevator, no kitchen. I've used a 23 gauge, 15 ga, and 16 ga nail gun with no problems. The tank freezes fairly quickly so always make sure the bottle is kept upright at all times to prevent liquid CO2 from entering the lines and tool.

This is my second purchase of this item. i love the first one It works great, very portable with 20 ounce CO2 canisters. But the second is a bust. I bought this in January as a backup and just opened it up because we had to run two staplers at once and it's leaking at the top. I left a message with the support team and no one has replied yet, and it's been at least a week. I would buy this product again because it's good.

I was a bit concerned as I had never heard of this manufacturer (I'm not a tool pro so they have a lot of good manufacturers that I have never seen). After buying, inspecting and testing one, I bought a second one. It looks well built. I was also concerned that the pictures don't show the air outlet threads, but I saw them on the detail picture. You'll need a threaded nipple or air duct to attach it to anything, but since this is a standard threaded toy you can attach a quick connect or solid…

Overall this appears to be a good part. It's like "cheap American" quality that's good enough but not as good as it used to be. Thread milling is very bad for air/gas working parts. See photo. I was only able to get the air hose 3-4 turns into the thread where there seems to be room for about 8 turns. I used an extra layer of teflon tape and tightened the two nuts. So far no leaks at 900psi. Overall it seems to work well and has some neat features I wasn't aware of. It vents excess gas from the