Regulator for co2

[melonz]

Does it matter on what kind of regulator I use on a co2 tank? As of now I have my eyes on a High Purity Gas Regulator. Would this work for my co2 tank? It says its made for Airgas so I don't want to buy it and it end up messing something up. Thanks for the help if any

 

[Bk718]

make sure that the fittings are for a co2 tank and not any other..

Checkout ebay they have Milwaukee regulators for $85-90 shipped

 

[melonz]

Well I was planning to get this regulator and add on other parts to it and it wasn't pricey. I've heard Milwaukee and JBJ tend to have problems so I'm staying away from those 2. This regulator I'm looking at is a Victor brand and I've heard many people on the forums recommending them so I ran into this regulator at a decent price but wasn't sure if it would work with a CO2 tank. So as long as the fittings fit, it really doesn't matter what kind of gas it is made for? Thanks for the quick reply!

 

[melonz]

Heres 2 picture of the Regulator

So do you guys think it will work? :lipssealedsmilie:

 

[Mgamer20o0]

at the very least your going to need to buy a needle valve. any one can work as long as its for co2 its just going to be a little hard to build your self.

 

[jmhart]

Like Mg said, you'll need a needle valve, but other than that it'll work fine as long it's a CGA-320 connetion. With the black cover on the connection I can't tell.

 

[TwoTankAmin]

You can get an excellent regulator from kegworks.com. The one I got from them has worked perfectly for well over 5 years now.

$49.95 plus shipping: