TRI-IN-LINE SAVEAIR®

Pre-set pressure regulator for air

Data sheet TRI-IN-LINE SAVEAIR® Operating instructions

Technical data

Max. inlet pressure:	18 bar
Tolerance*:	1 bar – 3 bar: +/- 0.3 bar 3.5 bar – 8 bar: +/- 10%
Connection:	1/4“ BSP / 1/4" NPT female-female
Working temperature:	0°C to 60°C
Body:	Zinc
Diaphragm:	NBR
Seat:	PPH, Santoprene
Weight:	Ca. 80g

*Test medium:
air, Pe = 6bar (at Pa <= 4bar), 10Nl/min
air, Pe = 10bar (at Pa > 4bar), 10Nl/min

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No. TRI-MATIC	Code / Outlet pressure	Flow l/min (Pe = 12 bar, ∆p 0.5 bar)
1704714	231 A 0210 G1/4 1 BAR	0 - 400
1705659	231 A 0215 G1/4 1,5 BAR	0 - 400
1702367	231 A 0220 G1/4 2 BAR	0 - 600
1707078	231 A 0225 G1/4 2.5 BAR	0 - 600
1705430	231 A 0230 G1/4 3 BAR	0 - 700
1711124	231 A 0235 G1/4 3,5 BAR	0 - 700
1702175	231 A 0240 G1/4 4 BAR	0 - 700
1707348	231 A 0245 G1/4 4,5 BAR	0 - 700
1705431	231 A 0250 G1/4 5 BAR	0 - 700
1711136	231 A 0255 G1/4 5,5 BAR	0 - 700
1703121	231 A 0260 G1/4 6 BAR	0 - 800
1705432	231 A 0265 G1/4 6,5 BAR	0 - 800
1705433	231 A 0270 G1/4 7 BAR	0 - 800
1711125	231 A 0275 G1/4 7,5 BAR	0 - 800
1705491	231 A 0280 G1/4 8 BAR	0 - 800

Tamperproof pressure regulator for air: A worthwhile investment

If you are active in machine and apparatus construction, then the SaveAir® fixed pressure reducer for various compressed air systems is a good choice for you. On the one hand, it delivers high performance in the machine and, on the other hand, a positive effect in use by your end customers. The applications of the fixed SaveAir® pressure regulator for air are many and varied: from inlet pressure reduction of machines and apparatus to pressure reduction of pneumatically actuated end applications.

Dynamic pressure drops are always encountered in compressed air systems. The factory-set SaveAir® pneumatic pressure regulator provides a stable and constant output pressure even with high input pressure fluctuations. This ensures safety for the application, the machine and the operator.

Pressure manipulation is one of the most common sources of error in pneumatic applications. The non-adjustable SaveAir® pressure regulator is permanently preset to the required output pressure and supplies your pneumatic application constantly and reliably. Pressure manipulations are therefore impossible. A pressure gauge is superfluous, as this pressure regulator is already preset and supplied at the factory with the output pressure you require. This means that compressed air is not used unnecessarily and the downstream components are protected. Thanks to the small and compact design, it can also be used in narrow machines and apparatus.

All in all, the SaveAir® non-adjustable pressure regulator reduces your overall costs. You can conclude after-sales contracts without hesitation, because costs due to failures and consequential damage caused by pressure manipulation are prevented thanks to the SaveAir®.

If you want to rely on durability with non-adjustable pneumatic components and benefit from a comprehensive pneumatic range, contact us on +41 (0)41 780 22 22 or info@tri-matic.ch.

FAQs

How does a pressure regulator for air work?

Pressure regulators for air reduce a high, often fluctuating pressure to a preset, constant pressure downstream of the regulator. A spring keeps the pressure reducer open. When the pressure rises, the regulator closes. By avoiding pressure surges and overpressure, wear is significantly reduced.

Where is the pressure regulator for air located?

A pressure regulator for air is an element of a compressed air maintenance unit and reduces the pressure to a level that will not damage downstream components. There are many possible applications. For example, a pressure reducer for air is used in end applications such as air guns.

How does a compressed air maintenance unit work?

A compressed air maintenance unit consists of a filter, a pressure reducer and an oiler. Compressed air maintenance units are the heart of a compressed air system, because they clean the compressed air from liquid and solid components. In addition, they regulate the air pressure and infuse the air with finely atomised oil to lubricate compressed air-operated tools or machines. The performance and service life of the connected tools or machines is extended thanks to compressed air maintenance units - also called filter-regulator-oiler units or FRLs for short.