Primary and secondary regulators for CO2, N2 and mixed gas. Single or built as a bank, with the right materials and seals for your gas type and pressure path.
Super-Fama 2000 · secondary regulator
Mounted on the gas cylinder or bank, the primary regulator reduces cylinder pressure (which can run into hundreds of bar) to a workable intermediate pressure toward the installation. This is the first and most important safety step in the system.
Further down the line, often per tap wall or zone, a secondary regulator brings the intermediate pressure down to the exact pour pressure. In installations with multiple taps or longer runs, this compensates for pressure loss and ensures consistent pour quality at every point.
The overview below is a starting point — every version is matched to your specifications. Ask for the technical datasheet for exact pressure values per model.
Mounted directly on cylinder or bank. Suited to CO2, N2 and mixed gas depending on version.
PrimaryFor fine control per zone or tap wall, usually installed after a primary regulator.
SecondarySpecifically sized for CO2/N2 blends, with adapted materials and seals.
Mixed gasMultiple regulators built together for installations with several gas lines or large tap houses.
CustomReplacement gauges, valve components and parts for servicing existing installations.
Parts| Type | Function | Gas | Mounting | Version |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High-pressure / primary | Cylinder → intermediate pressure | CO2 / N2 / mix | On cylinder or bank | Single or bank |
| Low-pressure / secondary | Intermediate → pour pressure | CO2 / N2 / mix | Wall or zone | Per tap wall |
| Mixed gas | Cylinder/intermediate → pour pressure | CO2/N2 mix | Cylinder, wall or bank | Custom |
| Bank / manifold | Distribution across lines | CO2 / N2 / mix | Wall-mounted | Custom-built |
A primary regulator reduces pressure directly from the gas cylinder or bank down to a workable intermediate pressure. A secondary regulator further reduces that intermediate pressure to the exact pour pressure per tap or line. In installations with multiple taps or long runs, a secondary regulator per zone is often added to compensate for pressure loss.
Some regulator series are suited to CO2, N2 and mixed gas, others are built specifically per gas type. Material choice and seals determine this. Always state the gas type and working pressure in your request so we can propose the correct version.
This depends on usage intensity and environment, but a periodic visual check (gauge, connections, valve action) is recommended. If you doubt the regulator's operation or see visible wear, replacing the regulator or its parts is advisable.
We propose the right regulator version and provide a quote matched to your volume.