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Kayser K10 GCE 02.17 Test Gas Pressure Regulator, EN ISO 2503, 0–200 bar

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Product Type
Pressure Regulators
Max Pressure
200 bar
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Product Type
Pressure Regulators
Max Pressure
200 bar

Product description

Single-stage Kayser test gas regulator with 0–200 bar inlet and adjustable 0–20 bar outlet pressure.

The Kayser K10 GCE 02.17 is a single-stage test gas pressure regulator designed for controlled gas pressure reduction. It is specified according to EN ISO 2503 and supports an inlet pressure range of 0–200 bar.

  • Model: K10 GCE 02.17
  • Regulator type: Single-stage
  • Inlet pressure: 0–200 bar
  • Adjustable outlet pressure: 0–20 bar
  • Flow specification: 0–38 L/min
  • Additional designation: N, C10
  • Standard: EN ISO 2503
  • Condition: Function-tested and ready for use

This Kayser gas pressure regulator is suitable for laboratory gas supply, test gas applications, and controlled pressure reduction in analytical, industrial, and research environments.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 22 October 2026