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Yutaka FCR-2507 CO2 Gas Pressure Regulator with Flow Control

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Product description

CO2 gas pressure regulator FCR-2507 by Yutaka, 25 L/min flow, 12 MPa inlet pressure, suitable for biotechnology gas control

The Yutaka FCR-2507 CO2 gas pressure regulator is engineered for precise control of carbon dioxide gas flow in laboratory and bioprocessing applications. It supports a maximum flow rate of 25 liters per minute and is designed to operate with an inlet pressure up to 12 MPa, monitored by a high-pressure gauge rated at 25 MPa. The unit features standard fittings: a W22 right-hand bag nut inlet and a φ8.5 mm hose outlet, facilitating integration into existing gas delivery systems. Its 100 V electrical specification supports ancillary control components if necessary.

Ideal for biotechnology and molecular diagnostics workflows, this regulator ensures stable CO2 supply essential for bioprocessing, cell culture incubation, and biomanufacturing operations requiring consistent gas pressure regulation.

Please note, this model is offered as a used unit sold as-is, with no guarantee that original performance and functions are fully intact, requiring verification prior to application in sensitive biotech or synthetic biology 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 19 October 2026