Pressure Regulators

Parker P32H Series pressure regulators provide quick response and accurate pressure regulation in both front and rear ports. These units feature balanced poppet design that ensures stable pressure outputs even when supplied with variable pressure inputs. They can be easily mounted using a modular connector to other P32 / P33 Series global air preparation systems. These pressure regulators are ideal for cutting, machining, pick and place, factory automation, packaging and wrapping applications. Choose from an array of these compact common regulators, available in 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 inch port sizes.

Parker PR354 / PR364 Series pressure regulators are suitable for controlling the fluid or gas flow rate to a desired value in food beverage, pharma, oil & gas and industrial chemical processing applications. Their stainless steel construction withstands most corrosive environments and a large diaphragm assembly senses the downstream (inlet) pressure forcing the regulators to reduce the overall outlet pressure rate. They are further integrated with fluorocarbon seals offering high chemical and thermal stability and possess hydrophobic and antifouling properties. Choose from an array of these pressure regulators, available in 0 to 1.7, 0 to 4 and 0 to 1.8 bar pressure control ranges.

Watts 152SS Series steam pressure regulators are used to regulate steam pressure in autoclaves, steam tables / irons, vulcanisers and large capacity process services. These pressure regulators are highly sensitive to reduced pressure changes. Watts 152SS Series steam pressure regulators feature a stainless steel body with NPT threaded female inlet & outlet connections, stainless steel strainer & seat, stainless steel diaphragm, Teflon disc and sensitivity adjustment mechanism for critical flow. They provide full volume with minimum pressure drop and in-line serviceability, making them ideal for sterilisers, process lines, testing fixtures and oil lines. Raptor Supplies offers these steam pressure regulators in variants having a maximum supply pressure of 300 psi (21 bar) at 420 degrees F (216 degrees C).