acetylene regulator

kenmac · Oct 11, 2021

anyone have a good online source for a small regulator ?
I believe they call it a B tank regulator for the small HVAC type tanks. Not The Large Tanks

Menagerie-Manor · Oct 11, 2021

kenmac said:
anyone have a good online source for a small regulator ?
I believe they call it a B tank regulator for the small HVAC type tanks. Not The Large Tanks

You have the terminology correct, that's pretty much the std type of tank. The next smaller tank is the "MC" tank and there are adapters to use either with the B regulator.

We ran Turbo-Torches and from what I have seen it's pretty much the standard these days..

Amazon.com: Turbotorch, 0386-0835, Brazing And Soldering Kit : Tools & Home Improvement

www.amazon.com

kenmac · Oct 12, 2021

Menagerie-Manor said:
You have the terminology correct, that's pretty much the std type of tank. The next smaller tank is the "MC" tank and there are adapters to use either with the B regulator.

We ran Turbo-Torches and from what I have seen it's pretty much the standard these days..

Amazon.com: Turbotorch, 0386-0835, Brazing And Soldering Kit : Tools & Home Improvement

Amazon.com: Turbotorch, 0386-0835, Brazing And Soldering Kit : Tools & Home Improvement

www.amazon.com

not the reg / kit I'm looking for. It should have gauges. I also use oxygen with this kit to braze HVAC lines

Should like a large tank reg. but smaller

Menagerie-Manor · Oct 12, 2021

kenmac said:
not the reg / kit I'm looking for. It should have gauges. I also use oxygen with this kit to braze HVAC lines

Should like a large tank reg. but smaller

Ok, but that is a standard B regulator so the next step up would be a mini or portable oxy/acet regulator set.

Just about any size acet regulator can be easily adapted to a B tank by replacing the tank spud.

WranglerX · Oct 12, 2021

Gauged regulators are pretty "generic" how it connects to tank will be specific to tank size....Check trough link below for proper tank fitting or adapter.. Start at "Industrial Products" tab... Maybe find your way to "Cylinder Adapters" (download PDF file)

http://westernenterprises.com