SMC IR Precision Regulators are engineered to deliver stable and accurate air pressure control in your pneumatic systems. Whether you're utilizing robotics, automation, or lab instrumentation, these compact regulators provide smooth and reliable operations. Their design ensures that pressure control remains consistent, even in the most demanding scenarios.
Explore Available Series
- IR1000 (Model 1023): Ideal for compact environments and low-flow systems, this model suits applications with minimal space and flow requirements.
- IR2000 (Model 2028): Offers standard use in scenarios with mid-range flow needs, balancing size and capability.
- IR3000 (Model 30-20): Suitable for high-capacity and industrial-grade systems, managing larger volumes and more rigorous demands.
Key Features
- Set pressure range available up to 0.8 MPa (116 psi), catering to a wide range of applications with precision needs.
- Enhanced relief flow capacity, up to five times greater than previous models, ensuring rapid response to pressure changes.
- Optional pressure gauges and mounting brackets for customizable setup and monitoring options.
- Flexibility in installation with front or back mounting capabilities.
- Constructed with a lightweight aluminum body, reducing overall system weight while maintaining durability.
Common Applications
IR Precision Regulators find their place in a variety of industries, including:
- Medical Manufacturing: Supporting precision processes in the production of sensitive medical equipment.
- Automated Assembly Systems: Ensuring consistent pressure for reliable and efficient assembly line operations.
- Semiconductor and Cleanroom Environments: Maintaining strict control standards required in high-tech production spaces.
- Testing and Measurement Labs: Delivering the accuracy essential for detailed testing and analyses.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the purpose of a precision regulator?
A precision regulator is designed to keep downstream pressure stable despite input fluctuations or output variations, crucial for operations where tight tolerance is a necessity.
What is the difference between IR1000, IR2000, and IR3000?
The key difference lies in their flow capacity: the IR1000 suits low flow applications, IR2000 targets medium flow requirements, and the IR3000 is intended for higher flow or industrial-grade scenarios.
Can I add a pressure gauge to the regulator?
Absolutely, you can mount optional pressure gauges and brackets on most IR regulators, allowing for tailored and flexible installations to fit your specific setup.
What pressure ranges are supported?
Depending on the regulator model, you can set pressure ranges starting from 0.005 MPa up to a maximum of 0.8 MPa (116 psi), accommodating various operational needs.
