RX WELD Dual Output Argon Regulator, Flow Meter Mig Tig 0-60CFH CGA580 Inlet 5/"8 UNF-18RH Outlet

very well made

I don't have any way to check the accuracy of the gages, but when I set it to my desired setting my welds went as expected. It feels solid in the hand and seems to be doing the job required.

The media could not be loaded. The first RX Weld dual regulator I received leaked at two places (see video). I returned it and requested a replacement, which Amazon got to me in two days. No leaks on the replacement found until I removed and replaced it on a new tank of Argon. I needed to do welding so I took a chance and repaired the leaking joints with Teflon tape, which seems to have worked. My inspection of the threads showed it was assembled with almost no thread sealant. I’m expecting to have to tape the other joints as well at some point. Argon has gotten way too expensive to waste because of a regulator or line leak

I have been using this Argon gas regulator for about a week now and have had no problems. I bought one about a year ago that was around $45.00 and it has been ok but not as nice as this one made by RX Weld. This one is bigger.made better and alot more accurate, when i get down to 1/8 of a tank i know i still have a 1/8 of a tank left the other regulator would run out of gas at a 1/8 of a tank.This is just a all around better regulator then what i was using and for only $15.00 more I think it's well worth it. Now this is a pretty nice regulator but i have had the gas set at 20 on the little grey ball and i know that more gas is coming out then just 20 PSI so i just turn it down just a touch and the ball is still on 20 but there is not as much argon coming out so there is a fine line on the adjustment knobs.After welding for as long as i have you can pretty much tell if your gas is right just by putting your tig cup up to your cheek to feel and hear how much gas your using. I'm fine with it being like that as long as i'm aware of it so i'm just not wasting my argon.Now there is two bubbles so you can run two seperate welders of one tank and regulator or if any of you have ever used a pugre block before you can run your purge block off the other bubble i use a purge block quite a bit for when we weld stainless steel4 sided pans so you have 4 outside corners to weld basically just fuse them but by clamping a aluminum purge block to the inside corner while you weld the outside corner it keeps it from having any color to wire brush and you only need to set your other bubble at around 10 psi so thats why they make them with two bubbles and they sure do come in handy.Overall for $59.99 I think your getting a pretty darn nice regulator, yes there are better ones on the market if you like spending about $150.00 a piece just go look up a Victor regulator and look at the price and i think you would be coming back to look at the RX weld regulator because in my opinion there is no regulator worth that much unless your doing underwater welding and i'm way past my prime to even think about that idea.If you need a good all around regulator at a reasonable price then you might want to look this one over a little closer, I know i'm happy with itThank You For Reading

Received the product and installed it on my tank and it works perfectly. Threaded right on with no problems, no leak's, gauge seems to be accurate. It’s nice being able to have my two tig welders on an argon supply line at the same time without having to disconnect one to connect the other. Flow meter seems to be accurate as well. Definitely recommend this product.

And my eyes arent getting any better so it's nice to be able to see the pressure from across the room big plus for someone that has a habbet of leaving his glasses at home. They also seem like they are made very well no leaks and come packed up nicely so no surprises when one opens it up except the surprise of a nicely made product that can be used for a long long time.

Nice to be able to back flow stainless and aluminum welds without rigging something up.Used a manifold before but flow was a guess on the backflow.

I’m no commercial welder, and am one the long road of learning TIG. Because I am a home brewer, I've got lots of sanitary TIG projects where the ability to back purge is critical. There are many ways to accomplish this, but a regulator with dual flow meter is a game changer. The body is very well made, very chunky (in a good way), and likely to outlive me. I can't tell you how it directly compares to one that is WAY higher in cost but it absolutely is working like a charm and I can't really image doing it any other way. My only nit is that it would be nice to have the hoses included even if the price was slightly higher. In welding, there is always a tons of stuff one needs to track down, especially for a beginner.Overall, great value!