For Jack Sealey Ltd. Sole UK importer of Sealey Power Welders.
Declaration of Conformity
We, the sole UK importer, declare that the product listed below is in
conformity with the following standards and directives.
The construction file for this product is held by the Manufacturer and may be inspected, by a national
authority, upon request to Jack Sealey Ltd.
OXYGEN REGULATOR
Model: SGA3
BS EN 2503,1998 Gas Welding
Equipment
Signed by Mark
Sweetman
19th October 2005
6. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
5. MAINTENANCE
5.1 Each time the equipment is used.
5.1.1 The regulator should be visually examined to determine its suitability for service. If any of
the following conditions apply the regulator should be withdrawn from service:
5.1.2 There should be no contamination with oil or grease or solvents.
5.1.3 The inlet and outlet connections should be free from grit and other particles.
5.1.4 There should be no damage to threads, sealing surfaces, or seals.
5.1.5 There should be no visible damage to the pressure gauges or dials and indicators under the
pressure gauge windows.
5.2 When assembled to an oxygen cylinder with flashback arrestor and hose attached all joints
shall be leak tested.
5.3 Annually.
5.3.1 The gauge should be tested under known conditions to determine that it is still working properly.
5.4 Replacement/refurbishment intervals.
5.4.1 Subject to conditions of use the regulator should be replaced with a new, repaired, or service
exchange unit every 5 years or in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations. If
regulators are repaired or refurbished this should be done in accordance with the BCGA
(British Compressed Gas Association) Code of practice CP7.
4. OPERATION
4.1 Ensure that the regulator is closed by turning the adjusting knob anti-clockwise to relieve
the pressure on the diaphragm before opening the cylinder valve. If this is not done,
pressure from the cylinder can damage the diaphragm and render the regulator inoperative.
4.2 Slowly open the oxygen cylinder valve. As you do so the high pressure gauge (left hand) will
register the cylinder pressure.
4.3 Slowly open the regulator by turning the adjusting knob clockwise. As you do so the outlet
pressure gauge (right hand) will register the outlet pressure of gas being fed to the torch.
Adjust the pressure according to the size of nozzle in use and the thickness of the material
to be cut or welded. The manufacturer of the torch will normally supply a data chart to refer to.
4.4
Shutting down process.
On completion close the cylinder valve.
4.5 Drain gas from the regulator and hose by opening the appropriate oxygen control valve on
the torch for a few seconds.
Ensure adequate ventilation when doing this.
3.10. Close the regulator by turning the adjusting knob anti-clockwise.
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3.3.
Attaching the regulator
. Ensure the inlet filter is in place and is not blocked or
contaminated. If an '0' ring is fitted to the inlet, check for damage and replace if necessary
with an '0' ring recommended by the regulator manufacturer.
Do not use any form of
jointing paste or tape between regulator and cylinder valve.
Before attaching the
regulator wipe the fitting with a clean dry cloth. Screw the union at the base of the regulator
to the cylinder by hand. Ensure that the guages are correctly orientated so as to be seen
properly by the operator. The regulator to cylinder fitting has a normal right handed
thread.To tighten turn clockwise. A wrench should be used to ensure tight connections.
3.3.1 Close the regulator by turning the adjusting screw anti-clockwise to relieve the pressure on
the diaphragm before opening the cylinder valve. If this is not done, pressure from the
cylinder can damage the diaphragm and render the regulator inoperative.
3.3.2 The cylinder valve-to-regulator connection should be checked for leaks using an approved
leak detection spray or water and soap solution. Stand so that the cylinder valve is between
you and the regulator. Slowly open the cylinder valve.
3.4
Connecting a flashback arrestor.
According to safety regulations, when regulators are
used with oxygen (which promotes combustion), it is compulsory to use a flashback arrestor.
This should be connected directly to the gas outlet on the regulator as shown below and the
gas hose should then be fitted to the flashback arrestor. The flash back arrestor should be
colour coded BLUE for OXYGEN and has to be fitted the right way round. It will have the
direction of flow marked on it. Follow the instructions provided with the arrestor.
3.5.
Connecting a hose.
3.5.1
NOTE
: New hoses contain a preservative talc which must be blown out with
compressed air before use.
3.5.2 Connect a hose coded BLUE for OXYGEN to the flashback arrestor as shown below.
Tighten nut securely with wrench. If any sign of oil or grease is found, discontinue use
immediately.
3.5.3 Prior to attaching the torch, blow out the hose to eliminate any particles or debris. Do
this in a well ventilated area, otherwise you may create conditions for fire or explosion.
a. Turn the regulator adjusting knob slowly clockwise until the outlet gauge registers 5psi
and oxygen begins to pass through hose.
b. Allow the oxygen to flow approximately 10 seconds to purge the hose.
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