Prevost Regulator

• Thread Size:  G 1/8, G 1/4, G 3/8, G 1/2
• Inlet Pressure Range: 0.8 - 15 bar
• Outlet Pressure Range: 0.5 - 10 bar
• Connection Type: BSPP Female Thread
• Operating Temperature: +5°C to 50°C
• Material Composition:
• Body - Aluminium
• Adjustment Mechanism - Durable polymer
• Weight: Varies by model; lightweight for easy installation

This high-precision pressure regulator ensures stable and adjustable air supply for pneumatic systems. Designed with a BSPP female thread, it allows for efficient pressure control, reducing excess energy consumption and ensuring optimal performance of pneumatic tools and actuators. The regulator maintains consistent outlet pressure, preventing fluctuations that could affect system operation.

•  Precise Pressure Regulation - This device ensures a stable air supply with an adjustable outlet pressure range of 0.5 to 10 bar.
•  BSPP Female Thread – Provides compatibility with standard pneumatic systems.
•  High Flow Capacity – Capable of handling up to 4,700 l/min for industrial applications.
•  Energy Efficient – Eliminates overpressure, reducing compressed air waste.
•  Durable Aluminium Construction – Designed for long-term use in demanding environments.
•  Wide Pressure Range – Suitable for various pneumatic tools and automated systems.
•  Compact and Lightweight – Allows for easy integration into existing setups.
•  Optimised for Industrial Applications – Ideal for air tool supply, pneumatic automation, and compressed air networks.

A regulator controls the pressure of compressed air to make sure it’s just right for the tool or equipment being used.

• Air comes in at high pressure – The compressed air enters the regulator.
• Pressure is reduced – The regulator uses a spring and valve to lower the pressure to a set level.
• Steady air flows out – The air that comes out is at a consistent, safe pressure for your tools.

A regulator is important because it controls the air pressure going to your tools, ensuring it stays at a safe and consistent level. Without it, too much pressure can damage tools, cause unsafe conditions, or lead to poor performance. A regulator helps protect equipment, improve accuracy, and make your system more efficient.