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Pressure Regulators

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Streamtek™ Pressure Regulators: Precision Control for Air Systems

Maximize your efficiency and minimize compressed air waste with the Streamtek™ Pressure Regulator. Designed for seamless integration with Streamtek™ Air Knives, Vortex Tubes, and Air Amplifiers, these regulators allow for “dial-in” performance, ensuring your equipment operates at the exact pressure required for your specific application.

Price range: 25.30$USD through 118.45$USD

Description

Technical Specifications

Feature Data
Adjustment Range 5 to 160 PSIG (0.3 to 11 bar)
Max Supply Pressure 250 PSIG (17.2 bar)
Gauge Ports Two (2) 1/8″ NPT (Front/Back)
Construction Die-Cast Zinc / Reinforced Nylon
Design Type Relieving (Self-Bleeding)
Operating Temp 0°F to 150°F (-18°C to 65°C)

Why Use a Streamtek™ Regulator?

In many industrial applications, “more” isn’t “better.” Running a Streamtek™ Air Knife at 100 PSIG when 60 PSIG would do the job results in higher energy costs and unnecessary noise.

  • Energy Savings: Reducing pressure by just 10 PSIG can result in a 5% to 10% reduction in air consumption.

  • Repeatability: Maintains a constant output pressure regardless of fluctuations in the main supply line.

  • Locking Knob: Features a “push-to-lock” adjustment knob to prevent accidental pressure changes in high-traffic areas.

  • Relieving Design: Automatically vents excess downstream pressure when adjusting from a high setting to a lower one, ensuring immediate accuracy.

Installation & Setup

  1. Sequence: For the best performance, always install the Streamtek™ Air Filter before the Streamtek™ Pressure Regulator to protect the regulator’s internal diaphragm from debris.

  2. Mounting: Can be mounted in any orientation, though vertical is standard.

  3. Gauge Installation: Use the included pressure gauge on either the front or back port for easy monitoring of downstream pressure.

Pro-Tip: “Demand-Side” Management

By installing a Streamtek™ Pressure Regulator at the point of use, you decouple your equipment from the fluctuating “shop air” pressure. This ensures your cooling or blow-off process remains consistent throughout the entire shift.