112-8205 - Miller Smith Silverline Air Regulator, CGA 346, 0-100 PSI Delivery

Reliable Precision for Industrial Air Systems

The Miller Smith 112-82-05 Silverline Series General Purpose Single Stage Regulator is engineered to provide dependable pressure control for inert and non-corrosive gas applications. Specifically configured with a CGA 346 inlet, this regulator is the industry standard for compressed air cylinders and systems. Part of the renowned Silverline 110 Series, it is designed for applications where extremely precise delivery control is not critical, yet reliability and durability are paramount. The unit offers a delivery pressure range of 0-100 PSIG, making it versatile for a wide array of pneumatic tools, leak testing, and general shop air requirements.

Robust Construction and Design

Durability is at the core of the 112-82-05's design. The regulator features a rugged brass bar stock body and bonnet, ensuring it can withstand the physical demands of industrial environments. To further enhance its longevity, the entire exterior—including the body, bonnet, and gauge cases—is nickel-plated. This plating not only provides a sleek, professional appearance but also offers superior protection against corrosion and wear. The regulator is equipped with large, 2-1/2 inch single-scale gauges that are easy to read at a glance, allowing operators to monitor cylinder and delivery pressure with confidence.

Advanced Performance Features

Internally, the regulator utilizes a large 1-7/8 inch diaphragm, which provides better sensitivity and pressure control compared to smaller compact regulators. A key feature of this model is the Sure-Seat technology, which incorporates a filtered seat design. This filtration system is critical for preventing debris and particulate matter from entering the high-pressure seat area, thereby preventing seat failure and ensuring gas stream purity. With a maximum inlet pressure rating of 3500 PSIG, the Miller Smith 112-82-05 is a safe, robust, and efficient solution for managing compressed air and inert gases in manufacturing, fabrication, and maintenance facilities.