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  1. 04-29-2012, 02:57 PM #1
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    Uniweld Nitrogen Flow Indicator

    Anyone using nitrogen flow indicators while brazing? I'm inclined to think its a good idea.

    Is the metering tube on top glass or plastic? (Uniweld) I asked @ my local JS typical answer ( Not Sure).

    Thanks for any info. Jay Parker
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    Its glass and I highly recommend using one. Very easy to dial in a low psi for brazing.

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    THe uniweld one I am pretty sure is plastic. I have a small crack in the outer tube.. Good instrument. Highly recommended.
    Gotta have the right tool for the job!

    Where is all the stuff MADE IN THE USA?

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    I use a needle valve on the regulator outlet. Thought about buying the Turbo Torch flowmeter.

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/380417574040...84.m1423.l2649
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    The Turbo Torch One is the one I am going with. It is $40 at our carrier supplier in scarbrough. I seen it at the Trade show its a solid piece made to last but like any gauge can be broken.

    How much is the uniweld piece going for?
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    Quote Originally Posted by #1CDNTECH View Post
    The Turbo Torch One is the one I am going with. It is $40 at our carrier supplier in scarbrough. I seen it at the Trade show its a solid piece made to last but like any gauge can be broken.

    How much is the uniweld piece going for?
    $40.00. I like mine. Johnstone has them in stock where I am.
    Gotta have the right tool for the job!

    Where is all the stuff MADE IN THE USA?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAYLUPARK View Post
    Anyone using nitrogen flow indicators while brazing? I'm inclined to think its a good idea.

    Is the metering tube on top glass or plastic? (Uniweld) I asked @ my local JS typical answer ( Not Sure).

    Thanks for any info. Jay Parker
    Yes its a very good idea. Reason why, click here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uP-eb8Zz08&feature=autoplay&list=ULe26dkmA_CfY&lf=mfu _in_order&playnext=1
    There is an inner tube that reads the measurments and the outer protective sleeve, they are both plastic. Johnstone Supply has them on sale right now, only for the month of april I think.
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    WOW Thanks for the link. Good enough for me. Got a get one tomorrow.
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