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123-0002 - Miller Smith Silverline 2-Stage CO2 Regulator 0-250 PSI

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OVERVIEW

Precision Control with Miller Smith Silverline Series

The Miller Smith 123-00-02 Silverline Series General Purpose Two Stage Regulator is engineered for applications requiring unwavering delivery pressure and exceptional durability. Designed for use with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) via a CGA 320 inlet connection, this regulator is a staple in laboratories, general plant facilities, and maintenance shops where gas purity and flow consistency are paramount. The unit features a robust brass bar stock body, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of industrial environments while maintaining the precision required for analytical work.

Two-Stage Performance

Unlike single-stage counterparts, this two-stage regulator reduces cylinder pressure in two steps. This mechanical advantage ensures that the delivery pressure remains constant throughout the life of the cylinder, even as the inlet pressure decays. This feature is critical for processes that cannot tolerate pressure fluctuations, such as calibration testing, blanketing, or precise pneumatic control. The large 1-7/8 inch diaphragm further enhances sensitivity, allowing operators to dial in exact pressure settings within the 0-250 PSI delivery range.

Advanced Engineering and Safety

Miller Smith has integrated their proprietary Sure-Seat technology into the 123-00-02. This filtered seat design prevents particulate contamination from entering the high-pressure seat area, a common cause of regulator failure. By filtering the gas stream, the regulator achieves added purity and an extended service life. Safety is addressed with a preset relief valve that vents to the atmosphere, making this unit suitable for non-hazardous, non-corrosive gases. The body, bonnet, and 2-1/2 inch gauges are plated for superior protection against environmental corrosion. Additionally, the body is tapped for rear panel mounting, offering versatile installation options for fixed systems.

Additional Information
CGA Fitting:cga320
Item:Regulator
Max Inlet:3500psi
Max Outlet:250psi
Used On Which Gas:CO2
Series:Silverline 120
Body Material:Brass Bar Stock
Outlet Connection:1/4" FNPT
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Series:Silverline 120
Stages:Two Stage
Diaphragm Size:1-7/8 Inch
Body Material:Brass Bar Stock
Gauge Size:2-1/2 Inch
Outlet Connection:1/4" FNPT
Brand:Miller Smith
CGA Fitting:cga320
Item:Regulator
Max Inlet:3500psi
Max Outlet:250psi
Used On Which Gas:co2

INCLUDED

  • 123-00-02 Two-Stage Regulator
  • Owner's Manual

APPLICATIONS

  • Laboratory gas control
  • General plant maintenance
  • Pneumatic tool operation
  • Component testing
  • Gas blanketing
  • Industrial CO2 distribution

FAQ

A two-stage regulator reduces cylinder pressure in two steps, providing a constant delivery pressure even as the cylinder pressure drops. A single-stage regulator's delivery pressure may rise as the cylinder empties, requiring manual adjustment.

The CGA 320 connection is the standard fitting for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) cylinders in the United States. It typically requires a washer to seal the connection.

While the internal materials are compatible with inert gases, the CGA 320 inlet fitting is specific to CO2. To use it with Argon (CGA 580) or Nitrogen (CGA 580), you would need to change the inlet stem and nut, which should only be done by a certified technician.

The maximum inlet pressure rating is 3500 PSI, which safely covers standard high-pressure cylinders.

Yes, it includes a preset safety relief valve that vents to the atmosphere. This is a safety feature designed to prevent over-pressurization of the downstream equipment.

The regulator features a 1/4" FNPT (Female National Pipe Thread) outlet connection, allowing for versatile plumbing options.

Sure-Seat is a Miller Smith feature that includes a filtered seat to prevent debris from entering the high-pressure seating area, ensuring better gas purity and longer regulator life.

No, this regulator is designed for inert and non-corrosive gases only. Using it with corrosive gases can damage the brass internals and cause failure.