TAILONZ PNEUMATIC1/4 Inch NPT Automatic Drain Air Filter Pressure Regulator Combo Piggyback, Air Tool Compressor Filter with Gauge AW2000-02D

Mounts to wall very easily, works as expected.

Great quality for price, came with all the fittings and thread tape, seals tight and has a nice spring loaded drained sealed by an o-ring. Fit my needs well.

Arrived quickly and undamaged. Works as described and came with everything I needed to install for my application. I did have a problem with the Gauge-There is no visible damage to gauge but it leaked from inside the gauge. I removed it and used the old gauge from my old defective regulator and fixed the problem. If I had not had the extra gauge I would have had to send back the unit and delay the repair. Everything considered it was such a fair price I would purchase again. It would have got 5 stars in place of the 4 star review.

I did not want to spend $80 for an Iwata brand regulator/water separator, so I thought I would try this one. Using the included thread sealing tape, I installed the included pressure gauge and the two 1/4 inch NPT nipples. I hooked up my hose lines and attached it to the air compressor. So far the regulator is working great. It holds a nice steady pressure while I airbrush. I have tested it as low as 10 psi up to 35 psi for airbrushing, no issues. I left the airbrush connected overnight with a full air tank and I returned in the morning with only a couple of pounds lost. That is pretty darn good considering all the connectors/adapters I used.I had planed to use the regulator with my Iwata airbrush holder/spray out jar, but I would have to made a custom mounting bracket. Instead, I just mounted 4 Neodymium to the existing bracket. One drop of super glue per magnet and glue the magnets on the mounting bracket. Now I can stick the regulator on my Iwata airbrush holder or anywhere else I want (al long as it is metal). One little note, I used 4 magnets. I think that was too many. It sticks "too good" and I really have to tug to get it off. But on the other hand, there is no way that regulator is going to fall down.Someone asked me how I laid out my air hoses - so here is the answer. It all started because I own a Ryobi 18v battery operated air compressor. It is not too loud, has a 1 gallon tank, is pretty small, uses an 18 volt one+ battery (which I have several of), each battery last for about 7 hours of constant airbrush work, lets me be mobile (no 110v electric outlet needed) and was only $99. Plus, I use the compressor for lots of other jobs around the house.The Ryobi compressor comes with a standard quick disconnect installed (Type 15 Industrial Interchange - the normal type everyone uses). So I wanted to be able to use the Industrial Interchange quick disconnect to attach my air brush with . Since I had two Iwata hoses already (1/4 NPT on one end and 1/8 BSP on the other) I decided to just use them. The braided hose 1/4 NPT female was mated with an Inustrial Interchange quick disconnect with male threads (no thread sealant needed since the hose has an o-ring seal. The other end, the female 1/8 BSP is connected to an Iwata quick disconnect. The regulator inlet has the 1/4 NPT double male (included with the regulator) installed. On that is a 1/4 NPT to Badger airbrush male adapter (since I had it handy). Then I put a Badger quick disconnect male plug on. On the outlet side is the included 1/4 NPT double male. I attached the standard Iwata airhose to it. All done. By the way, since I used the Airbrush quick disconnect on the tank side of the regulator, I can disconnect the hose or the regulator and it automatically seals off the air flow.I hope this review helps you out. -Steve

Product was exactly what was described. Simple hook up and works as it was described. So gar I'm very happy with the product.

Install was easy, set it up on my HF 26gal compressor. Like that it comes with ball valve and brass hardware. Auto drain is slick and works well when I tested it. Happy with unit, we'll see how it performs long term.

Worked well!

This regulator bowl blew off the first time I pressurised it. I had Teflon tape on the threads when it blew. I took off the Teflon tape and pressurised again. This time my 30 gallon tank could only get to 75 pounds instead of the 125 cutoff. The bowl threads was leaking air at a high volume. The third time I took the bowl off, I studied closer and the bowl is crooked with the main body!Don't buy China junk!!Looks like a throw away!!Unhappy - going by their description of being quality products. Just the opposite. First and last time buyer!!The picture's shown are not cross threaded! That's the manufactured end result!Don't buy this one!UPDATE!!The people at Tailonz offered to send another or replace with something different to make up for the defective regulator.Very nice to offer something else to make up for it.I have to say I've changed my mind and to give another chance!Thank you and will buy again when I'm in the market for one of your products!

Muy completo con todas sus conexiones

I've tried a few of these, and this is the first affordable pressure regulator that doesn't spew air out at high CFM. In fact, appears not leak at all! I am * thrilled *. The only detectable hiss so far appears to originate at one of the connectors, *not the regulator* (should be fixable with a wrench). This shipped with everything except wall screws. Came with: Regulator, o-150psi gauge dial, wall bracket, 2x 1/4 npt brass double ended attachments/adaptors, and even plumbers tape (admittedly the cheap stuff, but wrap enough layers and it'll - work fine).

Le produit est exactement comme décrit. Il fonctionne très bien.

Not what I was expecting.

Air leaks at the knob area...