Laws Drinks Systems
Mixed Gas Washers (15mm x 10mm) – Replacement O Rings for Mixed Gas Regulators
Mixed Gas Washers (15mm x 10mm) – Replacement O Rings for Mixed Gas Regulators
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If you’re running a mixed gas setup and struggling with small leaks at the regulator, the issue is often something simple — the washer.
These mixed gas washers create the seal between your gas bottle and primary regulator. Because mixed gas connections differ from standard CO2, using the wrong size washer (or a worn one) can lead to ongoing leaks, even when everything appears to be fitted correctly.
They’re also easy to lose when swapping bottles, which is why it’s always worth keeping a few spares ready.
Common issues these fix
- Gas leaking at the regulator connection
- Regulator not tightening or sealing properly
- Using a CO2 washer by mistake (very common)
- Washer missing after a bottle change
Product Details
- Outer Diameter: 15mm
- Inner Diameter: 10mm
- Designed for: Mixed gas primary regulators
- Material: Durable rubber sealing washer
Don’t assume it’s the regulator
Mixed gas systems can be frustrating when something isn’t sealing properly. Before replacing expensive parts, it’s always worth checking the washer — it’s often the simplest and cheapest fix.
Important
CO2 and mixed gas washers are not interchangeable. Using the wrong size can prevent a proper seal and cause persistent leaks.
FAQ
Can I use a CO2 washer on a mixed gas regulator?
No. Mixed gas connections can require a different size washer, so it’s important to match the correct dimensions.
Why is my mixed gas regulator leaking?
A worn, missing, or incorrect washer is one of the most common causes.
How often should I replace the washer?
Check it every time you change the bottle. Replace if it looks compressed, cracked, or doesn’t sit flush.
