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1424=0409 - Victor 50mm Replacement Flow Gauge 0-30 SCFH for Argon/CO2

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OVERVIEW

Precision Flow Monitoring for Shielding Gases

The Victor 1424-0409 50mm Argon/CO2 Gauge is a critical replacement component designed to restore the functionality and accuracy of your gas regulation equipment. In the precise world of MIG and TIG welding, maintaining the correct shielding gas flow rate is paramount to achieving sound welds free of porosity and oxidation. This gauge is specifically calibrated to measure flow rates for Argon and Carbon Dioxide (CO2), the two most common shielding gases used in industrial fabrication.

With a scale reading from 0 to 30 SCFH (Standard Cubic Feet per Hour), this gauge provides the granular detail necessary for fine-tuning gas delivery. Many welding procedures specify flow rates within this exact range—typically between 15 and 25 SCFH for standard applications. A gauge that reads too high or lacks definition in the lower range can lead to guesswork, resulting in either inadequate coverage (porosity) or excessive turbulence and waste (costly gas loss). The 1424-0409 eliminates this uncertainty with clear, legible markings on a 50mm dial face.

Genuine Victor Quality

As a genuine Victor replacement part, this gauge is engineered to meet the rigorous standards of the original equipment. It is designed to fit specific Victor flowmeters and regulator-flowmeter combinations, ensuring a proper seal and accurate calibration relative to the internal mechanics of the regulator. Using non-OEM gauges can sometimes lead to discrepancies in readings due to differences in internal resistance or calibration standards. By choosing the Victor 1424-0409, you ensure that your equipment continues to operate as intended by the manufacturer.

Application and Installation

This gauge is typically installed on the outlet side of a flowmeter-regulator or as the primary indicator on a flow gauge regulator. Its 50mm diameter strikes a balance between compactness and readability, fitting neatly within the protective guards of most cylinder regulators while remaining large enough to read from a distance. Whether you are maintaining a fleet of welding machines in a large fabrication shop or repairing a single setup in a garage, this component is essential for the safe and efficient management of your consumable gases.

Additional Information
packaging-description:pack of 1
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Gas Type:Argon, Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Flow Range:0-30 SCFH
Gauge Diameter:50mm
Product Type:Flow Gauge
Country of Origin:China
Brand:Victor
Item:Gauge
Used for:Inert Gas
Packaging Description:pack of 1

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Victor 50mm Argon/CO2 Flow Gauge (0-30 SCFH)

APPLICATIONS

  • MIG Welding (GMAW) shielding gas flow monitoring
  • TIG Welding (GTAW) shielding gas flow monitoring
  • Replacement of damaged gauges on Victor flowmeters
  • Gas distribution systems requiring low-flow monitoring
  • Educational welding booths and training centers

FAQ

This gauge is calibrated to measure flow rates from 0 to 30 SCFH (Standard Cubic Feet per Hour).

It is designed specifically for Argon and Carbon Dioxide (CO2), the most common shielding gases for welding.

This is a flow gauge. While it measures the backpressure through a calibrated orifice to determine flow, the dial is read in SCFH (flow), not PSI (pressure).

The gauge has a 50mm diameter, which is approximately 2 inches.

It is a genuine Victor part designed to fit specific Victor flowmeters and regulators that use a 50mm gauge with a 0-30 SCFH scale. Please check your equipment's parts list to confirm compatibility.

No. This gauge is calibrated for Argon/CO2 flow. Oxygen and fuel gases require different gauges calibrated for pressure (PSI) and constructed for those specific gases for safety reasons.

Ensure the system is fully depressurized. Remove the old gauge using a wrench on the brass stem (never twist the case). Apply an approved thread sealant (like PTFE tape suitable for oxygen/gas service) to the new gauge threads and tighten firmly.