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Your cart is empty.Smith's regulators for disposable cylinders are designed for attachment to the 14.1 oz and the 16 oz disposable tanks. These are sized to fit the B 9/16 hose.
Rizzo
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023
And didn't have to wait a week. When you need a new torch right away! All the torch parts I bought work perfectly!
Unsatisfied...
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2023
I received the item, but it looked used. The threads were damaged and there were fingerprints all over the item. I returned it last month and still have not received a replacement or refund. I would not recommend this product.
cr133912 manuel sandi
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2022
Calidad excelente
Al R
Reviewed in Canada on March 1, 2020
Works great.
Trey
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020
The media could not be loaded.
T.K.
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2020
Easy to use. Great for an economical way to setup into a professional. Space saving. Makes the your soldering setup mobile.
Gameazoning Fun
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019
Works good. But it better for that pricve
Charles L.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2018
I have been using this and the matching fuel regulator with a Smith Little Torch for hardening, silver soldering, and light brazing. It works great. But I would encourage you NOT to buy it. The reason is the oxygen cylinder costs. I usually use oxygen and propane. I go through about four of the oxygen bottles for each propane bottle. At Lowe’s this week, the oxygen bottles cost about $17.50 each. After standing in the aisle holding four of the oxygen bottles and trying to justify $70 plus tax, I put them back on the shelf and visited my local welding shop. They guess that these tiny bottles hold under 0.5 cu. ft.; the volume of gas is not stated on the bottle. For under $200, I bought a 20 cu. ft. oxygen bottle, regulator, and filled the bottle. This is about 40 times as much oxygen as one of the little bottles. Refilling my new cylinder costs $18. BTW, I don’t use this setup daily. My original thought was that the infrequent number of times I would have to buy the tiny, expensive bottles would offset the cost of the cylinder, but that’s not the case. And running out of oxygen in the middle of heating the work is very discouraging. So, to summarize... the regulator is a very nice product, but the cost of the bottles that go with it make it a good idea for only the most infrequent uses.
RICK SALOMON
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2014
WAS WHAT I EXPECTED ALSOSmith Little Torch Preset Oxygen Regulator 249-499BSmith Little Torch Preset Oxygen Regulator 249-499B WHOO - HOO!
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