Custom high-pressure regulators

Where stock regulators fall short, we engineer to spec

A fuel cell, a thruster or a fill system defines its own pressure window, flow demand and interfaces — and the regulator must be designed to them. MEYER engineers single- and two-stage regulators in hydrogen-embrittlement-resistant materials, up to 700 bar inlet, designed together with the cylinder: one qualified assembly, one mass budget, one supplier.

MEYER HDRX-R450 custom hydrogen regulator, cylinder-integrated
Reference design
HDRX-R450 — what a fitted MEYER regulator looks like
ParameterReference design
ArchitectureSingle- or two-stage pressure reduction, selected per application
Massfrom 125 g — depends on configured architecture
Inletup to 700 bar capable
MaterialsHydrogen-embrittlement-resistant, selected for gaseous H₂ service
IntegrationCylinder-integrated assembly — direct M18 × 1.5 mount, no high-pressure interstage plumbing
Outlet & flowConfigured to the application’s inlet window and peak demand

Reference figures describe the design platform; each delivered regulator carries a controlled specification for its configured pressure, flow, interfaces and testing. Catalog classes (350–500 bar supply): HDRX-R series for fuel-cell UAVs · helium service.

How a custom regulator happens
01RFQ

Send the problem statement: gas, inlet range, outlet window, flow, envelope, interfaces. An engineer replies within 1 working day.

02Engineering

MEYER proposes the architecture, materials and interfaces — with a controlled specification, price and lead time.

03Prototype

Configured units are built and individually set and verified to the ordered outlet and flow before shipment.

04Production

Configuration control, batch testing and documentation for recurring supply — alone or as a matched COPV + regulator system.

Custom regulators
Send the problem statement.

Gas, inlet range, outlet window, flow, envelope, interfaces — in whatever form it exists. Sales-qualified inquiries get an engineer’s reply within 1 working day. No marketing automation — one reply, one engineer, signed.

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