co2 tank regulator

[outdoort]

Hey guys, I've been looking for a regulator for my co2 tank for some time now that will allow me to : fill tires, run air tools, and other various projects and air tools.
So far, most people that have a co2 setup, are running either a beverage regulator or a fixed 150psi balloon regulator or the such. The problem I see with both of these options is that, most beverage regs. have blow off valves set at around 50-60psi. That is too low psi to run air tools. The fixed regulator obviously cant be adjusted and 150 psi is arguably too high psi to run air tools (especially maybe a die grinder?) I know there are people that run air tools at this psi with no problems, but Id rather have options to run the air tools recommended psi.
Basically I found a good regulator from beveragefactory.com that I think will work perfect for me, so I wanted to relay this info to you guys. Here is the link:

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draf...essure_mixed_gas_double_gauge_regulator.shtml

The difference in this beverage regulator is the high blow off valve setting. You can adjust psi from 10 to 110 psi. and I think this would be perfect for our applications. One thing it doesn't list is it's CFM output. ? I think I'm going to purchase this regulator and see how it works out.

 

[pbgbottle]

i got mine for ulitmate air ,they where a mud vendor but they seem to be gone .

here is some old reading with some info , i asked a few questions.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/40-55-series-tech/80552-question-about-co2-your-40-a.html

and here for a DIY by another member

https://forum.ih8mud.com/40-55-series-tech/121290-diy-board-air-tank-getup.html

and a pic of the reg freezing or frosting up. . you will want a good reg. for running tools.
here is a pic



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[Pin_Head]

Make sure that the regulator stem matches the tank because there are more than one type of CGA fitting for CO2. Most are CGA 320, which uses a fiber or plastic washer as a gasket.