single-stage regulator

A single-stage regulator is sufficient in accuracy due to the high error tolerance of most such appliances.

A single-stage regulator will tend to allow a reduction in outlet pressure as the cylinder is emptied, requiring manual readjustment.

In the pictured single-stage regulator, a force balance is used on the diaphragm to control a poppet valve in order to regulate pressure.

On April 1955 it launched the Mistral, a single-stage regulator that was cheaper to build and easier to breath than the CG45.

Regulators for bottom entry cylinder valves Single-stage Regulators 2 Gauge Regulators Part No.

The cheaper single-stage regulators may sometimes omit the cylinder contents gauge, or replace the accurate dial gauge with a cheaper and less precise "rising button" gauge.