A pressure regulator is a device used to control and maintain a consistent pressure level in pneumatic systems. It operates by reducing the incoming pressure from a compressed air source to a desired output pressure.

The primary function of a pressure regulator is to ensure a steady and controlled supply of air to pneumatic equipment, thereby preventing damage from excessive pressure and ensuring optimal performance.

The Type 4708 series pressure regulators can handle pressures up to a maximum of 180 psi in a compressed air network.

Pressure regulators find widespread use across various industrial applications, including manufacturing, processing, assembly lines, pneumatic tools, and automation systems.

By maintaining a consistent and controlled air pressure, pressure regulators optimise the performance of pneumatic equipment, ensuring accurate operation and minimising downtime due to pressure fluctuations.

Yes, pressure regulators such as the Type 4708 series are adjustable, allowing users to set the desired output pressure within a specified range to suit the requirements of their pneumatic systems.

Factors to consider include the required pressure range, maximum flow rate, compatibility with existing pneumatic equipment, environmental conditions, and regulatory compliance.

Yes, pressure regulators are compatible with a wide range of pneumatic devices, including control valves, actuators, cylinders, and air tools, making them versatile components in pneumatic systems.