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  • Western Enterprises Job Site Gas Quick-Release, Female Plug to Male
  • Western Enterprises Job Site Gas Quick-Release, Female Plug to Male
  • Western Enterprises Job Site Gas Quick-Release, Female Plug to Male
  • Western Enterprises Job Site Gas Quick-Release, Female Plug to Male
  • Western Enterprises Job Site Gas Quick-Release, Female Plug to Male
  • Western Enterprises Job Site Gas Quick-Release, Female Plug to Male

Job Site Gas Quick-Release, Female Plug to Male

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SKU:
WES-QDB33
MPN:
QDB33
Minimum Purchase:
1 unit
$41.30

Description

WES-QDB33

Heavy-Duty Inert Gas Hose Quick-Disconnect. "B" Size 5/8" x 18 Right-Hand Thread Female Plug to Male Quick-Release Recepticle. 

Ideal for field welding jobs, quick and easy connection to regulators, and allows you to daisy chain several gas hoses together, rather than one heavy continuous length. Quick-relase design let's you quickly Plug and un-plug hoses without tools for fast-setup and tear-down, saving you time and money.

Part number reference for the component parts: QDB300 - Plug to QDB301 - Socket (both are included in the package).
Made in USA by Western Enterprises.

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Specifications

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Additional Information

TIG Products:
Gas Fittings
Fitting Type:
Quick-Release
Hoses & Extensions:
TIG Extension Kits
Hoses & Extensions:
Gas Hoses
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1 Review

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    The QDB33 has a very nice smooth connect /…

    Posted by Doug M. on Sep 3rd 2021

    The QDB33 has a very nice, smooth connect / disconnect function. However, Western Enterprise's site indicates that this unit also employs a reverse-flow check valve. It does not. Gas flow is not restricted opposite of the flow direction indicated on it's body. At least the two of mine that I received do not. I purchased these primarily to provide reverse-flow protection between two tanks, one Argon, one C25, both connected through one Y-valve so that I could mix the gases when I required lower CO2 levels. I am quite disappointed. Another one of Western Enterprise's part description mistakes I suppose.

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