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E99-680C43 - Miller CGA 680 Stainless Steel Nipple for High Pressure Inert Gas

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Miller E99-680C43 Nipple

The Miller E99-680C43 is a specialized gas fitting component designed to meet the rigorous standards of the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) for high-pressure connections. Specifically engineered for the CGA 680 standard, this nipple is intended for use with inert gases such as Argon, Nitrogen, and Helium at pressures ranging from 3001 to 5500 psig. The utilization of stainless steel (Sst) in its construction is a critical specification, distinguishing it from standard brass fittings often found in lower-pressure applications. Stainless steel provides enhanced tensile strength and resistance to mechanical deformation, which is paramount when establishing connections that must withstand pressures exceeding 3000 psi.

In industrial and laboratory settings, the integrity of the gas delivery system is essential for both safety and process purity. The E99-680C43 features a precision-machined sealing surface that mates effectively with the cylinder valve or manifold outlet, ensuring a gas-tight seal. This is particularly important in high-purity applications where even microscopic leaks can introduce atmospheric contamination or result in significant gas loss. The stainless steel material also offers excellent compatibility with various environments, resisting oxidation and maintaining its structural integrity over long service lives. As a genuine Miller OEM part, this nipple is manufactured to exact tolerances, ensuring seamless integration with Miller regulators, manifolds, and pigtail assemblies designed for high-pressure service.

Technicians and engineers specifying components for gas distribution systems must adhere to CGA standards to prevent cross-connection of incompatible gases. The CGA 680 geometry is unique to inert gases in the high-pressure tier, preventing the accidental connection of this fitting to oxygen or flammable gas cylinders. This safety-by-design approach is complemented by the robust material choice of the Miller E99-680C43, making it a reliable choice for MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) in welding fabrication shops, research facilities, and heavy manufacturing plants.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Material:Stainless Steel
Connection Type:CGA 680
Gas Service:Argon, Helium, Inert Gas, Nitrogen
Pressure Rating:High Pressure (3001-5500 PSIG)
Part Type:Nipple
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Material:Stainless Steel
Connection Type:CGA 680
Gas Service:Inert Gas, Argon, Nitrogen, Helium
Pressure Rating:High Pressure (3001-5500 psig)
Part Type:Nipple
Brand:Miller OEM
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller E99-680C43 Stainless Steel Nipple (CGA 680)

APPLICATIONS

  • High-pressure inert gas cylinder connections (Argon, Nitrogen, Helium).
  • Manifold systems requiring CGA 680 connections.
  • Replacement of worn or damaged nipples on regulators and pigtails.
  • Laboratory and research gas distribution systems.
  • Laser cutting assist gas supply setups.

FAQ

CGA 680 connections are designed for high-pressure applications, typically rated for pressures between 3001 and 5500 psig.

The CGA 680 standard is designated for inert gases such as Argon, Nitrogen, and Helium.

No, this product is the nipple only. The mating nut is typically sold separately or reused if in good condition.

Stainless steel provides superior strength for high-pressure applications and offers excellent corrosion resistance and cleanliness for high-purity gas systems.

No, CGA 680 is specifically for inert gases. Oxygen cylinders use different CGA connections (like CGA 540 or CGA 577) to prevent cross-connection safety hazards.

Yes, the E99-680C43 is a genuine Miller Electric OEM replacement part.

'Sst' is an abbreviation for Stainless Steel, indicating the material composition of the fitting.

Inspect the sealing surface at the tip of the nipple. If it is scratched, dented, or deformed, it may not seal properly and should be replaced to prevent leaks.