General Purpose Air Line Pressure Regulators for Compressed Air
| Quantity | Price each |
|---|---|
| 1-4 | $40.58 |
| 5-9 | $38.55 |
| 10-24 | $37.74 |
| 25-49 | $36.12 |
| 50-99 | $35.30 |
| 100+ | $34.49 |
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- Full Flow Gauge Ports - 15 SCFM (7 DM3/S)
- Maximum Inlet Pressure 20 bar (300 psig)
- Snap Action Locking Adjustment Knob
- Standard Relieving Allows Reduction of Pressure When System is Dead-Ended
- 1/4" PTF Inlet Outlet Ports
- Bushings Available for 1/8" PTF Ports
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Product Specs
- Body Material Zinc
- Flow Capacity 7dm³/s (15 scfm)
- Minimum Ambient Temperature -34 {C} (30 {F})
- Supply Pressure Effect 0.5 psi for 100 psi change
- Total Air Consumption 6 SCFH maximum at 150 psi supply
The R07 series has been discontinued. Please contact our Flow Engineering department for a viable replacement.
General purpose air pressure regulators are designed for in-line use as a single regulating control source for compressed air. These air pressure regulators are full flow ported for excellent flow and regulation characteristics. They include PTF threads, relieving diaphragm, gauge, and a 0.3 to 8.5 bar (5 to 125 psig) pressure adjustment range. They are suitable for a wide range of pneumatic tools and components and an excellent point of use economic regulator. These units can be panel mounted with a 30 mm (1.19') diameter mounting hole or can be used with the optional bracket and panel nut.
SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Temperature*: -34 to 65°C (30 to 150°F)
Maximum Pressure: 20 bar (300 psig)
Port Sizes:
1/4' PTF supply and output
1/8' PTF gauge
Pressure Drop: 15 psi at 150 psi inlet and 90 psi output
Flow : 7dm³/s (15 scfm)
Materials:
Body: Zinc
Bonnet: Acetal
Valve Seat: Acetal
Elastomers: Nitrile
*Air supply must be dry enough to avoid ice formation at temperatures below 2°C (35°F)