Regulator Thread Adapter

[Damian44]

Hi peoples, can i purchase an adapter so I can connect my U.S. regulator to an Aussie type Co2 cylinder?

TYVM Damian

 

[matho]

Hi peoples, can i purchase an adapter so I can connect my U.S. regulator to an Aussie type Co2 cylinder?

TYVM Damian

unfortunately THEY are out of stock but maybe get in contact with them to see

cheers

 

[freezkat]

unfortunately THEY are out of stock but maybe get in contact with them to see

cheers

as far as I know...The american side is a 1/2" (ID) (FPT) Female Pipe Thread

 

[Damian44]

Thanks matho, I will give them a call on Monday morning.

 

[DU99]

this might help you ..BOC sell the nut as a spare part..

 

[Damian44]

this might help you ..BOC sell the nut as a spare part..

Thanks DU99, I got the nut and the stem from BOC. They said they do not sell the nut seperatly. It was pretty expensive at $42. But at least it's not going to be a dry Xmass.

 

[Damian44]

I'm just trying to unscrew the stem from the regulator. Should i be going anticlockwise?

 

[dkaos]

If it's a US thread they are clockwise to undo I believe.

 

[Damian44]

Oh crap, so even if i could get it undone the aussie one wont fit.

 

[pokolbinguy]

At $42 for the nut you could have nearly bought a Aus compliant reg.....

 

[freezkat]

If it's a US thread they are clockwise to undo I believe.

Not all the time. I have a micromatic guage with 1/4' pipe thread left hand threaded. Good luck finding an adapter or a replacement. I know this from trying to turn it into a dual pressure system. I ended up adapting the gas connector 1/2" fpt to 1/4" fpt. With this adapter I made, I was able to connect the entire dual regulator to the output of a single regulator