🔧 AGPTEK Oxygen Regulator for CGA 540 Welding Gas Welder Review

Ordered as a replacement for my cutting and soldering bag. Perfectly replaced. A simple screwing on of the clamps is not required and is no worse than the original. Thank you Bill from WV

"You get what you pay for”. Very cheap materials. The regulator body eventually came loose from the stem (luckily the tank was removed or there could have been disaster). The pressure is not constant. It works, but hardly.

but it is a bit small. Not sure how well it works yet, after installing it I found my full cylinder had leaked. :(I'm a bit concerned that due to its size I'm not sure if it will supply gas in the quantities needed to cut steel.

The product meets the standards for the instrumental purpose for which it is intended. I am very happy with the installation and operation - works just as well as it did when the system was brand new. Thank you and this seller gets my highest praise and recommendations for prompt delivery and the high quality on the market!

Mine arrived disassembled with sensors destroyed. After careful consideration, I decided to return the money because the quality is too low compared to the American manufacturer Victor OEM, which it will replace. I spent more but I'm glad I completely redesigned the Victor regulator instead of replacing it with a poor quality product.

Instructions may be helpful but are unlikely to be necessary for an experienced operator. Came in crumpled packaging (soft envelope) and some components were unpacked but were in an envelope and undamaged. Otherwise it was in good condition and worked great. I had to get a zip tie from the hardware store to secure the hose to the fitting ($1), but it didn't make much of a difference. The only reason for four stars instead of five is the packaging.

I bought this to oxygenate wort for home brewing. With the addition of a 5 micron stainless steel "rock" and a 5 pound oxygen tank, it works great! I used to use tiny $8 02 bottles from major department stores but found that they just weren't giving me the amount of oxygen I needed. Of course you can always "rock, baby" and try to get enough O2 into your wort by shaking/rocking the bucket/bottle, but I've found this to be much better and more effective. For high gravity beers I supplement O2…