LE LEMATEC Paint Gun Air Regulator with Pressure Gauge, Flow Valve, 1/4 NPT
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Item Shape: Classic
Features
- air pressure regulator
- Flow control valve with gauge: sits at the spray gun and sets how much air reaches it; the 0-150 PSI gauge shows working pressure while the trigger is pulled; with the trigger released the needle rises to line pressure, normal for this valve type
- Need a pressure that holds with no air moving: choose the Diaphragm option on this page, which holds the pressure you set; this Classic valve is for fine tuning air at the gun while you spray
- How to set it: run the compressor above what the gun needs; pull the trigger, turn the knob until the gauge shows the inlet pressure your gun maker lists, then spray; the reading at the gun is always lower than at the compressor
- 1/4 in NPT connections: male end threads into the spray gun inlet, female end takes your hose plug or quick coupler; wrap the male thread with PTFE tape; hose fittings not included; airbrush hoses are 1/8 in and need an adapter
- Made for spray guns and air tools: HVLP, LVLP and conventional paint guns, powder coat, texture and blow guns; gauge reads PSI and bar; not for setting tire pressure; sandblasters and impact wrenches need a full flow regulator
Manufacturer: Ubiquitous
Part Number: AR-01
Item Weight: 5.3 ounces
Product Dimensions: 2.48 x 2.24 x 2.17 inches
Item model number: AR-01
Size: 1/4 NPT
Material: Brass
Shape: Classic
Power Source: Air Powered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features: PSI & bar
Usage: For any air tool that requires you to regulate air flow for proper tool function.
Included Components: analog air regulator
Date First Available: April 3, 2018
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Top Amazon Reviews
This valve is awesome! I bought it because I read in the reviews that the lense on the guage is glass and not plastic. The plastic lenses get hazy if you get solvents on them. Big plus that it has a glass lense. I was surprised in the quality of the valve. It's really smooth and accurate when you adjust it. Turn it to the pressure you want and it stays there, no fluctuation. My Devilbiss valve has a glass lense but the adjustment is not great. If you set it and let go of the trigger and depress it again, it doesn't return to your setting. So you have to adjust again to get it right. Not the Lematec. Just set it and forget it. It's made in Taiwan and I've noticed that tools made in Taiwan are usually of better quality than some from China. I like the blue anodizing. Nice tool👍
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2023 by Marco B.
The airflow is very easy to adjust and the accuracy seems to be on point. I did have a problem midway through paint which was it leaking however just tightening it down more fixed that. I’ve washed this thing 10ish times and drenched it with thinner to clean it and still works great.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024 by Keaton Smith Keaton Smith
extremely well built and knob is easy to actuate and does not drift. Highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by Jpitt16
First I have to say that I'm new to air spraying paint, so I realized very quickly that I needed a flow regulator IN ADDITION TO the line regulator that was already on my (and pretty much every) air compressor. It's possible to rely just on your compressor regulator, but if you use more than one kind of spray gun it's best to monitor your air at the tool. In my limited paint spraying experience, I would agree with the other more knowledgeable reviewers that this device does EXACTLY what it's supposed to do....regulate air flow pressure not static line pressure. The reason for my four stars is that it's a little touchy down at the low end of the scale. I also agree with a few negative reviewers that the title can be misleading, this is not a "compressor regulator." Other than that it seems well made and has a glass lens. I don't understand how some people are using this with tools such as air nailers which rely mainly on static line pressure or using this to swap out their regulator at the compressor which is required for setting the static line pressure for use with other air tools. This regulator is for measuring flow and is mounted on/near a tool that benefits from managing air flow pressure while in operation. It does not manage your static line pressure and, therefore, is not for setting line pressure at the compressor. Keep your normal pressure regulator that came with your compressor. For my purposes (small guns; Auarita MP-102, Central Pneumatic mini) this worked great. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another regulator if I wanted to permanently mount them to the gun for convenience.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2022 by Ed Navera
No issues. DIY spraying with HTE paint gun.
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by ElCid89
gauges worked perfectly would buy again
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025 by Beth Kinney
Although "regulator" is in the headline, it also calls it a flow control. And flow control is all it does. I was a little concerned that my spray gun wouldn't like the initial high burst of pressure until the flow was stable, but that wasn't an issue. Once the sprayers trigger was pulled it maintained the correct pressure until released. But you know it's not a "regulator" when you transfer it to a different tool and find the pressure is nothing like what the last tool was. Still, for me it does the job. And a really nice feature is that the gauge has a glass cover. No fogging if hit by solvent. High quality construction and easy to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2020 by Dirtboater
Nice valve. Well made. I recommend. Bought it for a compressor.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Jennifer preis