Can anyone identify these regulator fittings?

[Gizmo.Y]

I received this Y Piece today so i can plumb in 2 flow meters for purge.

First picture is the gas line from the welder.

Second picture is the Y piece im looking to install.

into my reg, One for the welder, one for Purge.

 

[Jim Davey]

Got a mixture of 3/8" UK spec and 5/8" American style stuff there friend. You need a 608605 Adaptor from Parweld to fit the y-piece to the reg, then cut that 5/8" fitting off the hose and get some 3/8" nuts and 1/4" tails to fit your hoses to the y-piece.

 

[Richard.]

Start a fresh Giz. Your regs looking tired. Good excuse to buy another. They ain't expensive.

 

[Gizmo.Y]

any recommendations Richard? to be fair - its not the best regulator. One day it will be bang on 6lpm all the day, and the next day at 10lpm without adjusting the regulator at all....

 

[Richard.]

What's your budget mate.
Gas arc, (victor esab), Harris, are decent brands to go with
My personal favourite are the offerings from elga but they are a small fortune.
You defo need a new one if your flow is irregular. Your welding will only ever be as good as the quality shield you provide for it.

 

[Gizmo.Y]

i honestly Do not have much to play with..Maybe £40 at most.....

 

[Richard.]

Have a look then mate. £40 buys a decent reg.

 

[Gizmo.Y]

Bought the Parweld Adapter in the end. All Fits now. Red line is the Purge Line, Using a Hosetail with a Muffler screwed into it.

 

[Jim Davey]

You are welcome.

 

[Gizmo.Y]

Thank-you Jim, most helpful.

I had purchased 2-3 adapters prior - Luckily no where near as expensive as the Parweld one...