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Diaphragm Air Flow Regulator for 1/4" paint spray gun

$27.00 USD
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SKU: SG-027
$27.00 USD
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Designed to fine tune your paint spray gun pressure settings right on the handle of the sprayer or attached to the booth wall next to the spray area.

Diaphragm type regulator is the right way to adjust the air pressure for painting. It minimizes the air turbulence caused by the regulator choking the air flow. This type of air adjustment used by professionals in automotive painting industry who look up for highest standards to achieve best quality.

Air regulator is lockable. Pull it up and turn to adjust, press down to lock and prevent accidental changes.

Gauge shows working pressure between 0 and 150 PSI.

Wall mount included in the set.

Specifications:

Port Size: 1/4″ PT
Woring pressure: from 0 to 150 PSI

Material: cast aluminum with plastic knob

Mount: steel mount included, allowing this regulator to be attached to the wall/work bench

Made in Taiwan.

*paint spray gun not included

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Michael Smoley
Diaphragm Regulator

I purchased 2 of these units. Buyer beware. The regulator AND gauge size in photos are a little deceiving. The photos make this unit look much larger than it is. The gauge glass retaining ring is 1-1/8 inch overall diameter, but the face glass ( yes actual glass ) opening is only 15/16 inch diameter, which makes it hard to read for people with poor closeup vision ( like me ). Also something to keep an eye on, is the plastic plug in the bottom, which could be the reason for the 135 PSI Max pressure. I'll update after using this, but over all looks good. I just hope they sell rebuild kits if needed.