🔥 Elevate Your Welding Game with Precision Flow Control!
The Argon Co2 Professional Gas Flow Meter Tester is a high-precision tool designed for measuring gas flow in MIG and TIG welding applications. With a range of 0-25 litres per minute and easy-to-read 1-litre graduations, this lightweight and durable flowmeter is essential for ensuring optimal gas flow and performance in your welding tasks.
Manufacturer | Sxstar |
Part Number | LEE |
Item Weight | 0.352 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 5.59 x 1.73 x 1.73 inches |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
G**R
Works good.
It works as it should and seems decent quality... I would recommend.
R**N
Good
Works well
H**Y
Nice to double check your actual pressure at the torch
When your welding (MIG or TIG) it nice to know the actual gas pressure at the torch. Generally it’s the same with good welding equipment, but never hurts to be sure. This inexpensive product handles the task.
J**Y
A must for tig torch
Everyone should have this ! The price is great, I saved the cost in the first 4mins.
C**.
What I wanted
I heard these are not accurate, but that doesn't matter to me. I used the markings on this that works for me and use it to setup the next weld machine to it. Even regulators are not exact compare to each other
G**E
Measures in LPM - Would be nice if it also had a scale for CFH
Using this for Argon which all of the standard flow meters used in the US measure the gas in CFH. But the only tool to verify what's coming out of the nozzle measures in LPM. Yeah, this one. Seriously. Why not put an imperial scale on the other side of the glass for CFH - like my tape measure, yard stick, machinist's rule, kitchen measuring cups, car speedometers, tire gauges, etc. Other than that, it seems to work 'okay'. It's difficult to read because the glass is clear and the scale is printed in black, making it difficult to see the numbers. Can I trust the reading in LPM? How do I verify that's correct?!
D**E
Handy
Beats looking at the flow gauge on the tank
F**D
Anyone with a MIG welder needs one of these!!
I used this flow gauge to find a problem with my new MIG torch. I found the torch liner was pushed in too far and was restricting the gas flow. The gauge at the gas bottle said everything was OK when it was actually reading high. It’s the flow AT THE TORCH that matters!! This is such a simple and inexpensive tool that every welder should have one.
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