Dial Regulators eliminate need for traditional gauges.
November 20, 2003 -
Offered with balanced poppet/valve design, Dial Regulators have transparent, pressure-calibrated, non-rising adjustment dial used to adjust secondary pressure. Full reduced pressure range can be dialed in less than 270°, and dial can be color- or graphics-coded. Products are available in 4 body sizes with ports from ¼-2 in. and have two ¼ in. gauge ports. Relief and flow capacities are available from 0.7 scfm (model 51R) to 1,600 scfm (model 54R).
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Original Press release
Parker Hannifin Corp., Pneumatic Div.
8676 East M-89
Richland, MI, 49083 0901
USA
Parker Introduces New Dial Regulator
The Pneumatic Division North America of Parker Hannifin Corporation has introduced a series of Dial Regulators to complement the division's wide range of air preparation units. The Dial Regulators feature a transparent, pressure-calibrated, non-rising adjustment dial for quick adjustment of secondary pressure, and eliminating the need for traditional gauges. The full reduced pressure range can be dialed in less than 270°, which is particularly advantageous if secondary pressure must be changed frequently. The transparent dial can be color- or graphics-coded for easy reference to required pressure changes.
Parker Dial Regulators are available in four body sizes with ports ranging from 1/4" through 2". All regulators have two 1/4" gauge ports that can function as secondary ports, or for mounting traditional gauges if they are required. All regulators feature a balanced poppet/valve design, high relief capacity and high flow capacities from 0.7 SCFM for the model 51R with 1/4" ports, up to 1,600 SCFM for the model 54R with 2" ports. Maximum inlet operating, pressure is 300 PSIG at a maximum working temperature of 150°F.
For product information write: Parker Hannifin Corporation, Catalog Services Dept., 8940 Tyler Blvd., Mentor, OH 44060-2186.
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