Protect your air tools by ensuring you reduce the amount of moisture in the pressurized air. Also regulated air pressure and indicates current set pressure with the help of an air gauge.
| Attribute Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | 5 PSI |
| Max Pressure | 10 BAR (150 PSI) |
| Measurements | PSI, MPA |
| Operating Pressure | 0.5 – 10 BAR (7 – 145 PSI) |
| PDP Expert Advice | Do not forget to drain your water trap. |
| Package Height (cm) | 4.80 |
| Package Length (cm) | 24.60 |
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Get to Know Regulators
What is the purpose of a regulator? The regulator’s job is to control the precision and speed of the liquids and air by reducing the pressure from the inlet to the outletand working to maintain the outlet pressure despite any fluctuations from the inlet.
What is the purpose of a water trap? During the process of compressing air, water vapour is created and must be collected somewhere. They also serve a dual function by removing contaminants and unwanted debris from the system.
How do you select a regulator for your compressor? When deciding on a regulator there are a few things to take into consideration. Such as the operating pressure ranges of your compressor for the inlet and outlet, flow requirements, operating temperature range (All these specifications can be found on our website). |
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