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This is a Terex cab air regulator with an attached pressure gauge, designed to control and maintain correct air pressure for various pneumatic accessories and controls within the operator cab of a front discharge mixer. This part is essential for replacing a faulty or leaking regulator to ensure all air-powered functions operate correctly. It is a miniature-style relieving regulator, likely featuring a zinc body and an adjustment knob for setting the desired output pressure.
Maximum Inlet PressureApproximately 300 PSI (20 bar)
Body MaterialZinc
Key Features
Includes an integrated pressure gauge for immediate pressure reading.
Features a 1/4 inch NPT port for compatibility with standard air lines.
Miniature design for compact installation within the cab's control panel.
Relieving-type regulator allows for pressure reduction even in a dead-ended system.
Features a snap-action adjustment knob that locks the pressure setting when pushed in.
Fits These Mixers
Terex, Terex Advance, Oshkosh. Fits various Terex front discharge mixers, including the Commander Series (model year 2018 to present) and earlier front discharge models (circa 2013-2018). It is located in the cab as part of the air control panel. This part may also supersede the older Terex part number 13578, which was used on models around 2010.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
Terex
Sub Category
Air Systems
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