Compressed air pressure regulator SaveAir®
membranesingle-stagepneumatic

compressed air pressure regulator
compressed air pressure regulator
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Characteristics

Product
for compressed air
Technology
membrane
Number of stages
single-stage
Applications
pneumatic
Other characteristics
miniature
Pressure

18 bar
(261.07 psi)

Flow

400 l/min, 600 l/min, 700 l/min, 800 l/min
(105.67 us gal/min, 158.5 us gal/min, 184.92 us gal/min, 211.34 us gal/min)

Description

The SaveAir® regulator is an independent membrane regulator that can be installed in every compressed air system. It supplies a constant, exact outlet pressure regardless of the input pressure. The pressure is factory-set and cannot be changed. SaveAir prevents dynamic pressure waste. This arises when the pressure and throughput at the withdrawal point are unnecessarily higher than those specified by the manufacturer to achieve the desired function. Dynamic pressure waste is extremely costly, a waste of energy that may be found throughout industry. Dynamic pressure waste is found throughout the industry and the SaveAir® is the right solution to tackle unwanted costs, which arise when the specified pressure and flow at the withdrawal point is higher than specified by the manufacturer. The SaveAir® can be set to those specifications and help save a lot of money. Advantages • Supplies tools exclusively with the specified pressure • No pressure gauge needed • Prevents compressed air waste • Saves energy – reduces costs • Highly reliable • Locked to prevent pressure change – tamper proof • Small and compact • Increases tool service life Applications • Piping and compressed air systems • Compressed air used in automation for actuation • Control, feeding or transportation • Pick and place units in automatic assembly systems

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