Vacuum Regulators

Vacuum regulators are devices used to control the level of vacuum in a system. They work by sensing the vacuum pressure and adjusting a valve to maintain a desired vacuum level. Vacuum regulators are commonly used in industrial processes, such as in vacuum distillation, where precise control of the vacuum level is critical for the separation of different components. They are also used in laboratory settings for experiments requiring specific vacuum levels. Vacuum regulators come in a variety of types, including diaphragm, spring-loaded, and piston regulators, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.