Deluxe Mixing Whip

Deluxe Mixing Whip

  This is the Deluxe Oxygen Whip. From the Oxygen bottle we have a hand-tight nipple and nut (no wrench needed saves time) from there we go to a high pressure tee with storage tank content gauge so you can see what is in the storage bottle. This then leads into a needle valve and another high pressure tee with digital gauge. From there we go a 6 foot Teflon cored, stainless steel whip. These have a working pressure of 3,000 psi and a blow pressure of 12,000 psi. To finish the whip off we have a din filler with screw bleed. We also throw in the helium/argon to O2 adapter so that you can hook your whip up to an inert gas bottle.  

Why do I need a Digital Gauge? Digital Gauge reasoning... Digital gauges are really necessary to do proper mixing of nitrox and trimix gases. The Gauges allow within a psi accuracy across the full range. If you mix with an analog gauge your accuracy rate falls to about 10 psi prior to filling and 10 psi after filling. This might not seem like a big deal until you analyze your mix. If you started with a nitrox or trimix mix half full and are topping off what happens is that you can be off by a large percent due to the inaccuracy of the gauge. With the price of digital gauges down to such a reasonable price of $199.99 it does not make sense not to go this route.