Im thinking Id like to exchange the 100 psi gauge on the fluid pressure regulator for a 30 psi gauge . reason is the lower range gauges are much easier to read small adjustments in pressure .
is this o.k. to do ?
From contributor Le
Yup.
From contributor ji
Thanks Leo
From contributor Ri
I always preferred to turn off the atomizing air and check the length of the fluid stream. That was always more accurate than the gauges and I could see if the fluid nozzle had any debris in it. 3 feet is recommended by the mfg but for production you may want a little more depending on how you spray.
From contributor ji
yeah , I do that also .
From contributor he
you need to change the regulator, typically regulators are made for a specific pressure range, has to due with the size of the diaphragm and spring tension,
you might get the results you are loooking for bu typicall p pot regulatros dont work that great at the lower end of their pressure range
good luck
herb j.
