Connecting regulator to Corny keg gas gas line

[themaltmeister]

I am trying to find a part to connect the outlet of this gas regulator -

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CO2-MIG-Weldi ... 25a8493b03

to a 3/8" gas line connected to a Corny keg. Can anyone confirm whether the part below (see link) would do it? -

https://www.coffeehit.co.uk/john-guest- ... o_s=gplauk

[vacant]

I have this one JG part number PI451213S

[AdrianTrace]

You could also replace the existing connector with thishttp://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/John-Guest-3- ... SwtnpXiXVX

[Wezzel]

I have this one JG part number PI451213S

Me too.


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[MonsieurBadgerCheese]

Sorry to bump an old thread, but having a similar problem with this regulator. Seems to be 1" male connectors, and want to connect to 3/8 line. Any thoughts please?

MBC

[Haydnexport]

Do a google on bsp thread sizes , i think the size your looking for will be a 1/2 bsp hose tail

[MonsieurBadgerCheese]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I've been Googling for the last hour or so, and learnt a bit about the terminology. I already have JG 1/2" BSP Female Adaptor to 3/8" Push Fit, and have just found this on ebay. Hopefully, problem solved.

MBC

[Fil]

there is a great lookup table in the wikipeadia bsp entry..https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_S ... read_sizes

if using a hosetail fitting and jubilee clip (DONT FORGET THE JUBILEE CLIP) to secure the 3/8" gas line, the ID of the 3/8" od gas line is 1/4" so a 1/4" hosetail is the ideal size..

[MonsieurBadgerCheese]

Hi,

Here's another good table (downloadable as PDF), which I found very useful in order to better understand BSP fittings.

MBC