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ARGON REGULATOR AR

ARGON REGULATOR AR

  • Model Number -
  • MKR-6210-AR
Argon Regulator AR is High quality, Argon Regulator is used to control the pressure and flow of argon gas from a high-pressure cylinder to a safe and steady level for welding or industrial applications. Maksweld designed MKR-6210-AR to deliver stable, consistent, and accurate outlet pressure from high-pressure gas cylinders. Featuring a two-stage pressure reduces.

SAFETY TIPS

  • Never open the cylinder valve suddenly.
  • Keep the regulator free from oil or grease.
  • Check for gas leaks regularly.
  • Always keep the cylinder in an upright position.

 

GAS SERVICE ARGON
MODEL MKR-6210-AR
BODY BRASS
HIGH PRESSURE GAUGE (PSI) 4000
MAX INLET PRESSURE (PSI) 3000
RATED FLOW 0-25L/min
INLET CONNECTOR CGA580
OUUTLET CONNECTOR 9/16

 

  • Prevents Regulator Freezing: Maintains smooth gas flow even in cold or high- volume operations.
  • Improves Weld Quality: Provides consistent shielding gas, reducing defects in the weld.
  • Enhances Equipment Longevity: Reduces strain on the regulator caused by fluctuations.
  • freezing and pressure Versatile Applications: Suitable for welding, beverage carbonation, and other industrial uses.

1. Check the Cylinder

  • Ensure the argon cylinder valve is closed.
  • Check the regulator and gauges for damage.
  • Make sure the sealing washer/O-ring is in good condition.

 

2. Attach the Regulator

  • Connect the regulator to the argon cylinder valve.
  • Tighten the nut using a spanner (do not over-tighten).
  • Make sure the regulator is firmly fixed and straight

 

3. Connect the Gas Hose

  • Attach the gas hose from the welding machine to the regulator outlet.
  • Tighten the hose connection properly to prevent leaks.

 

4. Open the Cylinder Valve

  • Slowly open the cylinder valve.
  • The high-pressure gauge will show the cylinder pressure usually 150–200 bar).

 

5. Adjust Gas Flow

  • Turn the flow adjustment knob on the regulator.
  • Set the required flow on the flowmeter

 

Typical settings for welding:

  • TIG Welding : 6–12 L/min
  • MIG Welding : 10–18 L/min

 

6. Start Welding

  • Press the torch trigger or start welding.
  • Gas will flow through the regulator to protect the weld pool.

 

7. After Finishing

  1. Close the cylinder valve.
  2. Release the remaining gas pressure.
  3. Turn the regulator knob back to zero.