Compressed Air and Gas Pressure Reducers

Precise pressure control for pneumatic systems, nitrogen, inert gases. FRL filter-regulator-lubricator units for complete air preparation.

Pressure control in pneumatic systems

Compressors deliver air at high pressure (8–12 bar), but most pneumatic equipment — cylinders, valves, tools — operates optimally at 5–6 bar. A pressure reducer at each point of use delivers exactly the pressure required.

Reducing pressure where it's not needed saves energy: every bar reduction represents approximately 7% savings on compressor costs. Equipment also lasts longer when fed at the correct pressure.

Roffia distributes compressed air regulators from Danfoss and FIP for industrial and commercial applications.

Compressed air pressure reducer — Roffia srl

Why regulate compressed air pressure

-7%

Energy savings per bar

+40%

Component lifetime

Precision

Repeatable processes

Safety

Equipment protection

Pressure reducers

  • Inlet pressure: up to 16 bar
  • Outlet pressure: 0.5 – 10 bar (adjustable)
  • Connections: G 1/8" – G 1" (BSP)
  • Flow: up to 15,000 Nl/min
  • Body: brass, aluminium, polymer
  • Options: integral gauge, relief valve

Filter-Regulator-Lubricator (FRL)

  • Configuration: filter + regulator (FR), or with lubricator (FRL)
  • Filtration: 5 – 40 µm (standard), 0.01 µm (coalescing)
  • Condensate drain: manual or automatic
  • Sizes: Mini, Midi, Maxi
  • Mounting: modular on omega rail
  • Certification: ISO 8573 air quality

Applications

Industrial automation

Pneumatic cylinders, grippers, actuators. Stable pressure for precise, repeatable movements.

Pneumatic tools

Impact wrenches, grinders, blow guns. Optimal pressure for performance and longevity.

Inert gases

Nitrogen for packaging, CO₂ for welding, argon for special processes. Dedicated connections.

Typical pneumatic line schematic

Compressor
Receiver tank
Dryer
Filter-Regulator
Equipment

Install the FRL as close as possible to the point of use to ensure clean, regulated air.

Domande frequenti

Why is a pressure reducer needed on compressed air lines?
Compressors typically operate at 8–10 bar, but most pneumatic tools and actuators work optimally at 5–6 bar. A pressure reducer at each work station delivers the correct pressure, extending equipment life, improving control, and saving energy — each bar reduction saves approximately 7% on compressor running costs.
What is the difference between air regulators and gas regulators?
Functionally similar, but gas regulators have dedicated connections (different for each gas per CEN/ISO standards), compatible materials, and calibrated flow capacities. Industrial compressed air uses standard BSP/NPT threads and NBR/EPDM seals. For specific gases (nitrogen, CO₂, argon) or high-purity applications, contact us for certified models.
With or without pressure gauge?
Regulators with integrated gauge (or gauge port) allow immediate visual monitoring of the outlet pressure — recommended where consistent pressure is critical. Models with two gauges show both inlet and outlet, useful for diagnosing supply issues. For panel-mounted applications, separate gauges may be preferred.
How do I size a compressed air pressure reducer?
Key parameters: flow rate (Nl/min or m³/h), maximum inlet pressure, required outlet pressure range, and connections (G 1/4, G 1/2, G 1...). Size the reducer at least 20% above actual flow to avoid excessive pressure drop. Contact us for sizing support.
What is an FRL unit?
FRL (Filter-Regulator-Lubricator) is a combined unit integrating air treatment in one compact block: filter removes particles and water, regulator sets pressure, lubricator adds oil mist for pneumatic tools. Standard on industrial pneumatic lines to condition air before tools and actuators. Available in sizes 1/8" to 1".
Which brands of compressed air regulators do you supply?
Roffia distributes pneumatic regulators from leading manufacturers: Danfoss for industrial applications, FIP for air treatment systems, plus components from various suppliers for specific requirements. Stock availability for fast delivery.

Need compressed air or gas regulators?

Contact us for a quotation. Stock availability of regulators and FRL units for industrial pneumatic systems.

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