Here’s a tank or high pressure regulator and low pressure regulator test setup I made. Simple, not horrible in price depending on your gauges and fittings.
Used an old rickety on/off ASA with 2 ports and drop. One port I added a push-bleed valve and the other port was used for the plumbing. In between the larger gauge, I added a T fitting and 1/8 QD fittings for an lpr testing spot. On the small lpr gauge, I added a push-bleed valve as well. This can be used to test tank regulators as well. I’ll update this if the pictures are trash.
Use high pressure fittings instead of brass if you’re dealing with CO2 or SHP setups, you’ll also need a needle or ball valve to bleed pressures in that range. All my setups are 500 psi and lower.
Used an old rickety on/off ASA with 2 ports and drop. One port I added a push-bleed valve and the other port was used for the plumbing. In between the larger gauge, I added a T fitting and 1/8 QD fittings for an lpr testing spot. On the small lpr gauge, I added a push-bleed valve as well. This can be used to test tank regulators as well. I’ll update this if the pictures are trash.
Use high pressure fittings instead of brass if you’re dealing with CO2 or SHP setups, you’ll also need a needle or ball valve to bleed pressures in that range. All my setups are 500 psi and lower.
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