Do anyone know what kind of Air Pressure reducer (regulator) Filer Valve to reduce the output air pressure to 0.5Pma for dental equipment? Thanks
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Try pma benefits booklet. University of western ontario. or try riegler pneumatics ideas and more they show a regulator valve with that 0.5 pma tolerance
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This unit doesn't deliver a large volume of air continuously. The maximum air pressure is about 128 psi. Pressure is great for my nailer which requires high pressure at a low average delivery volume. With several pump-ups and releases into your RV system it will probably do the job.
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I have never figured out what that is really for. I always assumed it was like a relief valve in case the pressure got too high. Good question.
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That would depend on the desired result. I added a shut off valve for the air and operate typically @ 35psi.
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The compressor should work fine for blowing out lines. you can set the pressure using the regulator based on your plastic water line ratings. It has quick connect fittings so you can buy an appropriate adapter for your use.
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You definitely want to be able to adjust the working pressure, as different diffusers and reactors require varying pressures. I got tow of these through Amazon, both of which were defective and had to be returned. Wound up buying a custom unit from GLA. Maybe you'll have better luck with the Aquatek.
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My air pressure is set at around 100psi.I don't think I had to change any settings between sizes!Another thing to consider---I NEVER had any luck using one of those pancake compressors---you gotta go back to the old-fashioned motor belt driven compressors.
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There is a built in regulator that allows you to progressively reduce the pressure to zero.
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You'll need an air pressure regulator for consistent pressure. Air line filter is always a good idea, it all depends on what material you're spraying, and how perfect you want the finish to be.
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I don't believe any conventional air pressure gauge will work on the presta style valve. Even with the adapter there is no way for the gauge to depress the valve stem to allow pressure to release from the tire. Your best bet is to attach a pump that has a pressure gauge attached.
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The compressor needs to be turned on in order for the regulator to work. Turn on the compressor and the needle should move (as long as air isn't escaping from an open valve somewhere), then you can adjust the output pressure with the knob. Did that help?
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Hi Wayman - here is an overview of the item and its accessories:Part Number: S/B2747Adjustable integrated regulator with a max 250 PSIMaximum of 32 Cubic Feet Per Minute (900 Liters Per Minute)Inflates tires quick and easyEnough power to run small air toolsCompletely portable - can be used for off road, RV or the everyday userCarrying bag includedErgonomic handleInguide glycerin filled gauge with polycarbonate windowAir chuck included25ft hoseLet me know if I can assist furtherJoel - WebOffroad
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I was looking in to a regulator (lost mine) for my old one. I noticed they sell pressure relief valve it's like a nut and screw with the pin in the middle. If you lost the pin you need the that assembly take yours out first and measure, before you purchase.
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I wired mine to a switch so that I can turn it off at night. You wouldn't want an air leak or pressure switch malfunction while you were sleeping. This tank does not have a over pressure relief valve. My pressure switch got stuck on (salt water induced) and my tank filled up to 265psi before I caught it. So in my truck I ran a T off the tank and put a small gauge inside to moniter pressure. use a relay to provide power to the compressor using an ignition accessory signal to control the relay or if you want to use a switch inside, run constant power to the compressor and run the ground side through the switch. This is safer and won't melt the switch. Remember to always fuse the power side. I'm using a 20 amp which works fine. Good luck!
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I picked up a cheap one at wal mart , you will need one that has a few different ends . Due to fact most air valves are different.
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All ninja regulators are adjustable. They ship with an output of 800 - 850 psi. You can change it and take it down to around 500 psi.
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Any compressor will work for a limited time before the pressure is too low. But I would think that is too small to work for more than a minute or so. Others may have a different experience. If you have enough air to power it, this is the most fantastic purchase of a piece of precision equipment that I have ever made. Works extremely well. I would have expected it to be 3-4 times the price