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Unread 14-01-2016, 08:23
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Re: Pneumatic Trouble

The required pressure regulator is a "relieving regulator" meaning that any pressure on the output side that exceeds the 60 psi will be passed to atmosphere. Generally high pressure will not be enough to push a hose out of a fitting. I suspect you have a defective retention device or the hose is just not seated.

R82 “Working” air pressure on the ROBOT must be no greater than 60 psi and must be provided
through a single primary adjustable, relieving, pressure regulator.
Norgren regulator P/N: R07-100-RNEA or Monnier P/N: 101-3002-1
recommended.
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