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Regulator and manometer

When painting with a spray gun, it is important to apply the correct amount of pressure so that your application of paint remains optimal. With a manometer you can easily keep an eye on the inlet pressure of the spray gun.

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Regulator 90105W
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Adam 2 Dock For 5000 And 5500
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Adam 2 Dock For 5000 And 5500

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Digital Manometer
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Digital Manometer

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understanding regulators and manometers

Regulators and manometers are essential tools for managing pressure in spray painting systems. A manometer measures and displays the pressure level, allowing you to monitor the inlet pressure to your spray gun accurately. This helps ensure consistent paint application and prevents issues caused by incorrect pressure settings.

DIFFERENCES AND COMBINATIONS OF REGULATORS AND MANOMETERS

A regulator controls and adjusts the pressure within a system, maintaining a constant or specified pressure level. It reduces pressure from a higher source to a desired outlet pressure, ensuring optimal spray performance. Manometers, on the other hand, only measure pressure. Often, these devices are combined into a single unit called a pressure regulator with a built-in manometer, providing both control and monitoring in one compact tool.