Tube Size: 1/4" Operating Temperature: 40o-120o F Adjustment Range: 5 to 125 PSIG Die Cast Body Adjustment Button 25 SCFM Maximum 1/8" NPT Port Gauge Pressure Gauge Included Air line pressure regulator Self-relieving style. Features three position Non-Rising knob-push to lock, pull to adjust, release to make tamper resistant. T-handle also available Always use a filter before the regulator to protect the regulator from dirt and debris. Tire equipment that works in higher than recommended pressure can cause excessive torque force and wear and can be compressed air. Under-specified pressure operating machine design can cause failure to meet your performance specifications. Therefore, precise air pressure control is essential for efficient operation of air works with equipment. A line of air regulator is a control valve that reduces the level of pressure from rise to a constant pressure of specialised downpipe.
E**H
Great bargain
Well made and well worth the price. Advanced Tool Design Model ATD-7841 1/4" Mini Air Regulator w/Gauge Die Cast Zinc 25 SCFM Easy to install (once I found a 3/16" Allen wrench) and easy to adjust. Has several levels of anti-tamper methods if you have a kid (like I was growing up) who might crank it up to 125 psi and pop the tires on his bike -- or your BMW.I wouldn't buy this for a large compressor. It has 1/4" fittings for one thing. Advanced Tool Design Model ATD-7841 1/4" Mini Air Regulator w/Gauge Die Cast Zinc 25 SCFM
T**S
Good for lower CFM applications
Nice quality regulator made in the USA. Allows for very fine adjustment of line PSI. Problem is, it really isn't up to the task of higher CFM requirements. Even though its rated at 25CFM, it had trouble keeping a steady 80PSI pressure on my small table-top blasting cabinet (probably about 6-10 CFM). I ended up going with a much bigger regulator from Harbor Freight and it was able to handle the task with ease.For smaller CFM requirements though, this is a really nice regulator for the price.
A**R
Three Stars
Does it's job
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