🔧 Pneumatic Pressure Regulator AC2010 (0-150PSI) with Filter Lubricator - Optimal Performance and Air Quality Control Review

Hard to beat for the money. I haven't calibrated the controller here yet. although subjectively and in terms of operation it works well. Do not expect high flow rates from this device. It's pretty small. Just perfect for an airbrush. Note: I bought two of these and broke them open to create an airbrush water collector/regulator/dryer for painting models. To do this, the sump/separator of the second block was modified and filled with silica balls. So far, so good.

Assembly according to the instructions. As soon as I connected the air it started splattering oil all over the various parts of the suitcase, most of which ended up on my new shirt (I didn't have a work apron on yet because I *didn't* use one when I connected the air ). I badly needed half of the dryer, so I took it apart and was able to use just that, and it works fine (but the wall mount is also the part that holds the dryer side to the oiler side, so I had Jerry piece together a way to…

more trash from there. Advertised as a regulator oil/water separator which was EXACTLY what I needed right away but does the trap block actually have instructions on how much oil to fill the bowl? and how to adjust the size of the oil droplets to get into the air supply? I can not believe that. Who wants oil to ruin their paint job? or cause their glass beads to stick together and contaminate surfaces that are sandblasted for painting. Advertising should be honest and informative, not clever or