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Re: pic: In-Line Pneumatic Fittings

Hi Guys,

The max pressure rating for this device is 145 psi.
This is sold under the NITRA label so I can't share the original manufacturers data sheet with you.
I'll put in a request to get the NITRA spec sheet updated.

Comments on posts:

(Jeff Pahl - Been Long time! How ya doing!)

#7: "And the spec sheet only says that it regulates from 15-120 PSI." It regulates between those values - the max rating is 145.

#12: R66G - This really only applies to the primary regulator which HAS to be the KOP regulator (and is limited to 5-50psi). These should only be used DOWNSTREAM of that. Just like all the other regulators we typically use. Yes, I know the rules don't explicitly say that - we are talking to FIRST about the wording of that rule because it doesn't make any sense as stated...

#13 "Is it worth using these type of fittings ..." Oh yeah ... Space savings, weight savings, mount them anywhere, totally worth it. And again - these would not be used as the primary regulator right up next to the compressor.

This IS a PRV type regulator (relieves excess downstream pressure)

And while we are at it ...

The original post only shows two of the parts offered as inline. There are a bunch more folks need to be aware of:

Pressure Indicators: (PMU14A, PMU14G) Green and Orange - Has a little pop-up indicator that pops up when the system has 30+ psi in it. An awesome way to tell if the system is pressurized at a glance

Shut Off Valves - 2 and 3-way shut off valves - the 3-way valves relieve downstream pressure so you can shut off a subsystem and release pressure at the same time. Very handy. (HVU14-2, HVU14-3)

These are also available in lockable versions.

Quick Exhaust Valves - Want to speed up you pneumatics? This is a great way to do it. Routes exhaust air directly to atmosphere.


And of course, AutomationDirect has:
- FREE shipping on orders over $49.
- FAST Shipping - all items are in stock and ship same day via FedEx. Usually takes no more than 2 days. Fast shipping includes CANADA!
- $30 Coupon - was in your kit of parts to use on anything you want - I hope you used it!


Let us know if you have any questions about AutomationDirect Parts. Beast way to reach us: educational@automationdirect.com.

Either Chip McDaniel or myself (Rick Folea) will be happy to help you out.

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