About 1/4" Digital Regulator
Go digital without breaking the bank! Eastwood's digital air regulator makes it easy to adjust and maintain line pressure with accuracy. Easy-to-read digital gauge has a battery-saving internal motion sensor that automatically turns the gauge off when not in use. The aluminum-bodied regulator includes one male and one female ¼” NPT connectors. Imported.
Customer Reviews
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(Posted on 7/3/11)
Need better instructions
Review by RICK -
Price Value Quality Seems to do a good job for med to low cfm jobs....I get the idea of how to set with a spray gun....allow flow and set but what about tools that you cannot allow airflow without actually using the tool.....like a brad gun. How do you set the output pressure then???? Anyone that can help I would be greatly appreciative....phylrick@ptd.net
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(Posted on 6/20/11)
No Fuction
Review by Sam -
Price Value Quality Went to use this for the first time and the digital readout window did not work. Humm....... try to call someone at Eastwood to talk about this...not easy, i wonder why? as far as the star rating system goes is it better to be one star or five star?
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(Posted on 5/24/11)
digital regulator for spray gun
Review by studehudsonman -
Value Quality Price very disappointed that the outlet is as choked down as it is. I don't understand how this would be effective with an HVLP spray gun.
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(Posted on 3/28/11)
not really happy with it
Review by weaver -
Quality Price Value when i recived my regulator it was more expensive than advertised now . it cost 39.00
i found it hard to read as it dosent stay on very long . and it didn't my iwata lph 50 ./ g-6 gun .
i think my next regulator will be a standard pressure guage. -
(Posted on 1/25/10)
great except
Review by caddidaddy -
Quality Price Value I really like the readout, but i wish it would stay on a little longer, say 1 minute. I like the fact it is a diaphram regulator and the swivel fitting, I just wish it could deliver more air. Doesn't work well with my SATA HLVP which uses about 14 cfm of air. Haven't tried it on my RP. Works well on a standard gun though. Would probbly work good on a IWATA HLVP though as they don't require as much air.















