DeVilbiss HAR-600 Regulator, Gauge and Valve Assembly, 0-125 psi, 60 CFM
- This DeVilbiss HAR-600 assembly combines a main-line air regulator, pressure gauge and ball-shutoff valve in one unit for spray-refinishing and compressed-air tool service, delivering 0-125 psi regulated pressure at up to 60 CFM.
- Features:
- Rated flow capacity up to approximately 60 CFM - supports higher-volume air tool or spray-gun demands.
- Regulation range adjustable from 0-125 psi with maximum supply pressure to 250 psi - enables precise downstream pressure control.
- 3/8" FNPT inlet with three 1/4" FNPT outlet ports - accommodates standard air-line connections.
- Integral ball-valve shut-off and gauge mounting simplifies installation and controls - fewer separate components required.
- Includes:
- Regulator body (Model HAR-600)
- Pressure gauge, 0-160 psi dial (mounted to gauge port)
- Ball-shutoff valve (VA-542 or equivalent) pre-assembled
- 1/4" FNPT street-elbow adapter (for gauge)
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: DeVilbiss Automotive Equipment Co. (Carlisle Fluid Technologies)
- Part Number: HAR-600
- Flow Capacity: ~60 CFM
- Maximum Supply (Inlet) Pressure: 250 psi
- Regulated Pressure Range: 0-125 psi
- Air Inlet Port: 3/8" FNPT
- Air Outlet Ports: Three 1/4" FNPT (female)
- Maximum Operating Temperature: 150 °F (intermittent to 180 °F)
- Application/Compatibility: Designed for compressed-air service in paint-spray equipment, air-tool systems, or other refinishing air systems where clean, regulated air is required.
- The HAR-600 assembly can also be referred to as DeVilbiss 60 CFM regulator gauge valve assembly, DeVilbiss HAR-600 air regulator with gauge & shut-off, and DeVilbiss HAR600 0-125 psi regulator unit.
The DeVilbiss HAR-600 is a professional-grade compressed-air regulator module designed to deliver stable, clean, regulated air for automotive spray finishing or industrial air-tool systems, incorporating a built-in gauge and shut-off valve to simplify installation and maintenance.
Q: Can this unit be used for fluids other than compressed air?
A: No; the manufacturer states the unit is designed for compressed-air service only and use with other gases or liquids constitutes misapplication and may void warranty.
Q: Where and how should this regulator be installed in an air-line system?
A: Install as close as possible to the point of use, with the air flowing in the direction indicated by the body arrow. Use the same pipe size as the line, avoid restrictive fittings, and attach the gauge to one of the 1/4" FNPT ports.
Q: What happens if I exceed the maximum supply pressure or operating temperature?
A: Exceeding 250 psi supply pressure or 150 °F (up to 180 °F intermittent) may damage the regulator, degrade performance or cause unsafe conditions. The manufacturer’s service manual cautions against such use.
