🔧 SÜA Oxygen and Acetylene V350 Regulators Combo: Ultimate Precision and Performance Review

These gauges are a great replacement for my old, damaged gauges that I have had for many years. They are completely ready to install and do not require any adapters, are easy to adjust and make an extremely reliable impression. Very happy with my purchase.

Use Harris probes like these on the job at a much lower price. Suitable for acetylene and propane cylinders. Close carefully and well. For example, a large adjustment knob instead of a T-bar. Definitely recommend. Have also bought other products from SUA. Very important

This SUA Oxygen Regulator Kit is another example of high quality welding components sold and supported by Mundaka. Quality designed and manufactured at a reasonable price. Easy to use grips with USG gauges that are detailed and easy to read. A great way to upgrade your gas welding kit for confidence and ease of use.

I think this regulator set is good value for money especially for home use. I prefer a knob instead of a "T" for pressure adjustment. I think the gauges and fittings are over tightened and may be difficult to loosen if repairs are needed in the future. No big problem and I would buy it again. I would add that the cost of restoring my old regulators was higher than the cost of this one.

These solid brass regulators offer superior quality at a reasonable price. The gauges are easy to read and the USG (US Gauge) is not a cheap import. Connect the reservoir to the right side of the gauges and not to the back of the regulator. This ensures a solid connection without your crescent wrench ever touching the gauge itself. The flow adjustment knob is very solid and very similar to Victor's new style. It's a very accurate flow measurement and I'm a fan of it. If you don't need the…

Nice controller and reasonable price. . .unfortunately the fitting leaked when I connected it to my oxygen tank no matter how tight I tightened it! My 40 year old regulator had no problems with a leaking connector (new connector on the tank head). I don't know if the spec is different, but it looks the same. . So I removed the OLD fitting from my OLD regulator and with a LOT of effort I was able to unscrew the fitting on the new regulator and replace it with my old fitting and that solved THIS…