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Stainless steel compressed air regulator for high-purity gases up to 4000 PSIG, with 316L diaphragm and integral filtration.
The Liquid Air 2123311-346 Stainless Steel Compressed Air Regulator is engineered for precise primary pressure control of non-corrosive, high-purity, and liquefied gases (up to grade 4.5). Designed for consistent pressure delivery despite supply fluctuations, it operates with a maximum inlet pressure of 4000 PSIG.
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This compressed air regulator is essential in biomedical engineering, live-cell imaging, and other research fields emphasizing contamination control and precise gas delivery. Its robust stainless steel construction and advanced filtration make it a reliable component widely used in gene editing laboratories and biotechnology research facilities requiring stable gas pressure for critical experiments.
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Last updated 19 October 2026