Pneumatic Regulators And Filters
Engineer Advice
Paul Jones says
Clean, regulated air is absolutely critical in any bodyshop — and it’s one of the most overlooked factors when it comes to tool performance and finish quality. We use Prevost in our workshop as a proper filter regulator isn’t just an add-on, it’s protection. It removes moisture, oil carryover, and contaminants from your compressed air before it ever reaches your equipment. Without that, you’re effectively feeding dirty, wet air straight into your tools and spray guns — which leads to premature wear, inconsistent performance, and poor finish quality.
When it comes to spraying, this becomes even more important. Contaminated air can ruin paintwork — causing fisheyes, imperfections, and rework. A good filter regulator ensures the air is clean, dry, and at the correct pressure before it hits the spray gun, giving you a consistent and professional result every time.
That’s why we stock Prevost — they’re a world leader in air treatment and distribution. Their regulators and filter systems are built properly, maintain pressure stability, and do exactly what they’re supposed to do: protect your equipment and your work.
When it comes to spraying, this becomes even more important. Contaminated air can ruin paintwork — causing fisheyes, imperfections, and rework. A good filter regulator ensures the air is clean, dry, and at the correct pressure before it hits the spray gun, giving you a consistent and professional result every time.
That’s why we stock Prevost — they’re a world leader in air treatment and distribution. Their regulators and filter systems are built properly, maintain pressure stability, and do exactly what they’re supposed to do: protect your equipment and your work.
Paul Jones, Technical Director