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A suitable pressure reducer (also known as a regulator) is essential for any gas supply, because a constant and precisely adjustable pressure is just as important as selecting the right gas.
Regardless of whether you use inert, toxic, corrosive or high-purity gases: With us you will find the right regulator for your needs – with our interactive selection guide you will get a good overview of which models are suitable for which applications.
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Standard Series Datasheets
High pressure – high flow – near cylinder
AP12 – pdf | AP14 – pdf | AP90 – pdf
High pressure – low flow – near cylinder
AP15 – pdf | AP19 – pdf
High pressure – low flow
AP10 – pdf | AP16 – pdf
Low pressure – very high flow
AP90 – pdf | AP91 – pdf | AP92 – pdf
Low pressure – high flow
AP13 – pdf
Vacuum
AP11 – pdf | AP14TA – pdf
Special Series Datasheets
Mini
AP500 – pdf | SL52 – pdf
Springless
SL52 – pdf | SL55 – pdf | SL54 – pdf | SL58 – pdf
Two Stage
AP17 – pdf | AP27 – pdf
Backpressure
BP10 – pdf
Crossover
AKM6 – pdf | APM6 – pdf | AKM80 – pdf
This is how you can make your selection easily and conveniently: Move your cursor over any model and you will see a preview of the corresponding data sheet. If you click on the data sheet, it will open in full and you will receive extensive information on the selected model.
How a pressure reducer works
The name says it all: A pressure reducer reduces the pressure in a gas-filled line to exactly the level that is ultimately required in the respective application. This reduction can take place in one step, but it is usually a two-stage process in which two pressure reducers are used in series.
Applications of AP Tech pressure reducers
AP Tech (Advanced Pressure Technology) was founded in the USA in 1987 and within just a few years has become the leading supplier of pressure regulators and valves that are used in many different areas. SMC acquired AP Tech in 2007 but has retained the original name.
AP Tech products are particularly suitable for the following industries:
- Semiconductors and general electronics
- Photovoltaic
- fiberglass manufacturing
- aviation
- automobile
- petrochemicals
- biotechnology
- pharmacy
- analytics
Controllers for general and clean room applications
Our AK controllers meet a wide variety of requirements in analytical, technical, food technology and medical applications. Depending on the model, AK regulators are suitable for pressure ranges up to 69 MPa (690 bar).
Regulators of the AP and AZ series were developed for operation with a wide variety of ultrapure gases in the semiconductor and electronics industries. Each product in this series is manufactured, tested and packaged under clean room conditions. AP and AZ controllers can be used for pressure ranges up to 31 MPa (310 bar).
In addition to our interactive selection guide, we would also be happy to personally answer your questions about our pressure regulators from AP Tech and their possible applications – you can contact us here .