UNIMIG Oxygen Twin Gauge Regulator
UNIMIG Oxygen Twin Gauge Regulator
SKU:OXY-REG
Low stock: 3 left
UNIMIG Oxygen Regulators have been built with a fully machined brass body and feature easy-to-read gauges to ensure accurate flow settings.
UNIMIG Oxygen regulators have also been designed to offer outstanding performance for use in the workshop, home and trade applications. Your safety is paramount, and our regulators are independently tested to comply with strict Australian Standards and ensure operator safety.
- AS4267 Standard certified
- Passed Oxygen promoted ignition test
- Machined brass body
- 20,000 kPa inlet pressure
- 0-1000 kPa outlet pressure
- 18 Month Warranty
- A&S Satisfied Customer Promise
- Price-Match Promise
- 30-Day Returns
Product Information & Advice
Product Information & Advice
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Largest Delivery Network
Largest Delivery Network
Delivery Network
Great news! We have streamlined our delivery process to ensure you get your items quickly and at the best possible price. We compare rates across multiple carriers, choosing the most cost-effective option for your order.
Our Delivery Partners Include:
- AusPost (Parcel Post & Express Post)
- Residential Next-Day: Go Logistics
- Business Same-Day: Go Logistics
- TNT
- Toll IPEC
- Northline
- Toll Express
- NQX
- Hi-Trans
- Allied Express
- Hunter Express
- Josie's Transport
- Sadliers
- Followmont
- Aramex
- UBER (2hr Delivery - Metro Sydney)
With this robust network, you can trust that your goods will arrive when and where you need them.
Same-Day Click & Collect
Same-Day Click & Collect
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Opt for our Click & Collect service for a swift and convenient pickup.
Place your order before the 2:00 PM cutoff, and if we have it in stock, you can collect it on the same business day.
Our dedicated team will notify you as soon as your order is prepared and ready for pickup.
Warranties and Returns
Warranties and Returns
Warranties and Assurances
At A&S Welding, we're committed to upholding the rights of our customers with dependable protections. All products come with applicable manufacturer warranties or are covered under Australian Consumer Law, ensuring your purchases are always safeguarded.
30-Day Returns: Not quite right? You can return any unopened, unused product within 30 days. Please note that return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer, but we're here to help with quotes and guidance to make the process as smooth as possible.
Defective Products: If your purchase is defective or faulty, rest assured—we handle returns at no cost to you, managing each case with personalized attention to ensure your satisfaction.
Shop with confidence knowing we're here to support your welding needs every step of the way.
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