I need a pressure regulator, but I don't know what kind?

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I want to be able to control the pressure of air in a small, closed environment. The closed volume is no more than 250 ml, or a cup. I have a 100 psi air source available and I want to be able to adjust the pressure in the closed environment within the range of 0 - 45 psi. It is not necessary for me to know the true pressure (though that would be useful).

I don't know what sort of pressure stability to ask for. It will depend on how much more expensive +/- 1 psi vs +/- 0.1 psi is. Any electronics should be self-contained. A computer connection may provided, but must not be mandatory

What sort of a regulator am I looking for?

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Jim · Answer

You need to know the fitting sizes. But the real expense of an "air pressure regulator" is the accuracy desired (+/- 1 psi is much cheaper $15+, than +/- 0.1 psi $100+), how accurate it maintains pressure under changes, etc.
It's typically a mechanical device, although some allow an electronic output so a computer can tell what the pressure is ($300+).

billrussell42 · Answer

search amazon for "air pressure regulator" and you will find many.

the smallest one would probably do...
https://www.amazon.com/NANPU-AW2000-02-Miniature-Compressed-Regulator/dp/B07TPCGWPY/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&go=go&keywords=air+pressure+regulator&qid=1599497102&sr=8-6

John · Answer

I can't point to a specific part but such things are common. Grainger I know has them because I bought one some years ago. Probably McMaster-Carr. Mine drops compressor pressure (120psi for us) to under 20psi and is adjustable.$50 or something.

? · Answer

find a pneumatic's supplier ................

I need a pressure regulator, but I don't know what kind?

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