Description Technical Specifiation Benefits of product FAQ
FAQ
What is The Difference between First and Second Stage Regulators?
The first and second-stage regulators are part of a scuba diving regulator system. Here's an explanation of how they differ:
The first stage regulator is the component of the regulator system that is directly connected to the scuba tank or cylinder valve. Its primary role is to lower high-pressure air from the tank to intermediate pressure before delivering it to the second-stage regulator. The primary properties of the first-stage regulator include:
Pressure Reduction: The first stage regulator converts the tanks high-pressure Gas, which is typically around 225 psi pounds per square inch, to an intermediate pressure, which is usually between 20 psi and 30 psi. This intermediate pressure is appropriate for breathing.
Saraswat Engineers Pvt. Ltd is one of the most trusted manufacturers and suppliers of 1st stage regulators. There are two sorts of first stages: pistons and diaphragms. Additionally, there are both balanced and unbalanced first-stage regulators. In addition to the operational variations, there are also external distinctions, such as the DIN and INT connections. But also the number of low- and high-pressure ports.
The piston first stage regulator is the most basic by design. Because there are few moving components, the piston first stage regulator is extremely efficient and operates admirably due to its high flow rate.
As a result, they can be found in the upper sector (very well-performing due to efficiency and the high flow rate) and in the lower section (fewer pieces reduce manufacturing costs).
Because of ongoing advances in materials and CNC machining, higher-end models are now available that are suitable for colder seas. As a result, piston first-stage regulators are becoming more common in cooler waters.
Technical Specification
· Weight in kg: 1.36
Benefits of the Products
Flexible
Because of their adjustability, first-stage regulators provide the flexibility required to fine-tune gas pressure based on specific requirements. By ensuring that downstream systems work as effectively as possible, performance and efficiency are enhanced.
Security comes First
A first-stage gas regulator typically includes safety features like as relief valves. By automatically releasing excess pressure, these valves prevent potentially hazardous overpressure situations. This
