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hi guys iv got a hi presure co2 regulator on the inlet side it has a lose female nut. which is a tad smaller than the male thread on my nitrogen bottle .

does any one know of any fitting to get me from my female nut to the male thread on a nitrogen bottle, iv been on google for a while and cant find the right one

by they way iv been having a look around this forum, it great , top stuff!!!

cheers

phs
 
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Yeah I'm sure I'm in Australia we have male thread on nitrogen bottles with a flat surface finish . Same connection as co2 just one size bigger for nitro
 
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thanks bud, but thats not it,

the reg i have has a female lose nut to connect to a male nipple.

the nitrogen bottles here have a male nipple slightly bigger than that needed to connect to my co2 reg.

co i need an male co2 connection to a female nitro connection, both with a flat end finish, not a cone like argon and acetylene regs have
 
thanks bud, but thats not it,

the reg i have has a female lose nut to connect to a male nipple.

the nitrogen bottles here have a male nipple slightly bigger than that needed to connect to my co2 reg.

co i need an male co2 connection to a female nitro connection, both with a flat end finish, not a cone like argon and acetylene regs have
Yea I got to looking at that afrer I posted, just didn't look right then I seen it was for beverages. Good luck on that.
 
Very common in the states to go from a N2 reg to a CO2 bottle.

Never seen anyone go from a CO2 reg to a nitrogen bottle.

There could be pressure rating issues. You may not be able to find an adaptor to do what you want to do.
 
In Australia we have different fittings for nitro and co2 bottles, not interchangable.
I dont know if theres an adaptor but you could maybe swap the fitting and stem on the regulator to fit the bottle you want to use, take your reg down to BOC or somewhere like that and tell them what you want to do.
Another issue you may run into though is BOC will most likely tell you that the seals in nitro and co2 regs are different and may fail...
What brand of reg have you got?
 
Most good welding supply houses will have the nipple and nut you need, just swap out the nipple and you're good to go

But you might want to take the nipple and regulator with you, here in the States most are 1/4 iron pipe thread, I was going to do it a while ago, but the regulator was made, guess where china, and it had some wierd thread, maybe metric
 
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Cheers for all the help guys Iv pulled the neck out I'll go to boc soon and get one to suit a nitro one any one in aust . Know if the thread would be the same ? to screw into the reg ?
 
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