GRACO 246687 - Air Operated Mastic Fluid Pressure Regulator

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Item Description

GRACO 246687 Air Operated Mastic Fluid Pressure Regulator

These regulators control downstream pressure for mastic or semi-solid material. Install a regulator ahead of each spray gun or extruder gun in a multiple outlet system. The regulator provides precise pressure control to each spray gun from a common header system. It also dampens flow surges when line valves are opened and during pump stroke changeover.

Specifications

Actuation Type	Air
Flow Control Type	Regulation
Gauge Port Size (in)	3/4
Gauge Port Type	NPT
Inlet Size (in)	3/4
Inlet Thread Type	NPT
Maximum Regulated Pressure (psi)	4500
Maximum Viscosity (cP)	80000
Maximum Working Pressure (MPa)	34.4
Maximum Working Pressure (psi)	5000
Minimum Regulated Pressure (psi)	100
Outlet Size (in)	3/4
Outlet Thread Type	NPT
Type	Fluid Regulator
Wetted Material	Zinc-Plated Carbon Steel, Brass, Stainless Steel, Buna-N, Urethane, Tungsten Carbide

Specifications

GRACO 246687 Air Operated Mastic Fluid Pressure Regulator

Specifications

Actuation Type	Air
Flow Control Type	Regulation
Gauge Port Size (in)	3/4
Gauge Port Type	NPT
Inlet Size (in)	3/4
Inlet Thread Type	NPT
Maximum Regulated Pressure (psi)	4500
Maximum Viscosity (cP)	80000
Maximum Working Pressure (MPa)	34.4
Maximum Working Pressure (psi)	5000
Minimum Regulated Pressure (psi)	100
Outlet Size (in)	3/4
Outlet Thread Type	NPT
Type	Fluid Regulator
Wetted Material	Zinc-Plated Carbon Steel, Brass, Stainless Steel, Buna-N, Urethane, Tungsten Carbide

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GRACO 246687 - Air Operated Mastic Fluid Pressure Regulator

GRACO 246687 - Air Operated Mastic Fluid Pressure Regulator

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