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Old 05-25-2012, 11:30 PM   #1
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Anyone got any specific recommendations for an analog pressure regulator that you've used successfully in the past? Application will be to regulate 150psi input pressure to the 3 - 30 psi range.

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Here is a link to a Bosch/Rexroth E/P pressure regulator. I have used several of these in the past and have always had good luck with them, as long as you have a CLEAN, DRY air supply.

There are ones that have a max input pressure of 10 bar, as well as 11 bar. Input pressure rating of 10 bar SHOULD do it, but I would go with a max input pressure of 11 bar.

http://www.boschrexroth.com/pneumati...F_g5166_en.pdf

Correction: I thought there was one with a max input pressure of 10 bar. After double-checking, I see that they jump from 8 bar to 11 bar.


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