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04-28-2011 04:24 AM #1
Are two stage torch set ups worth it??.
Opinions please.Good Bye
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04-28-2011 08:01 AM #2
what are you referring to????
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04-28-2011 11:21 AM #3
Yes what is a two stage torch????Charlie
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04-28-2011 12:42 PM #4
Last edited by 1gary; 04-28-2011 at 12:49 PM.
Good Bye
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04-28-2011 02:11 PM #5
Oh, you are talking regulators---no, they aren't worth IT.
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04-28-2011 03:18 PM #6
Charlie
Lovin' what I do and doing what I love
Some guys can fix broken NO ONE can fix STUPID
W8AMR
http://fishertrains94.webs.com/
Christian in training
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04-28-2011 05:13 PM #7
A single stage regulator is accurate to about +/-2%.....so, when the bottle goes from 3000 psi to 1000 psi, the regulator wil spit out within +/-40 psi of your setting. A two stage regulator regulates the pressure again so the setting is much more accurate.....now the second stage outputs +/-2% of 80 psi = +/-1.6psi. Old trick to improve accuracy of regulator. When you weld, are you good enough to notice the pressure change? If so, get the double, if not use the single.
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05-02-2011 09:00 PM #8
You don't need a 2 stage regulator for your torch. Those are mainly used in analyzer systems where the accuracy is imperative to have. I doubt seriously that you need that with a torch. A good victor regulator will serve you fine.
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