Victor 253b and Concoa 212 working pressure Q please.

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1.01325 bar=1 Atmosphere=14.5037744 psi

Hi barbarrossa41(6?)22,

A bar is the metric unit of pressure, kilograms per square centimeter (kg/cm^2), approximately equal to one atmosphere. :gw

A number followed by “barG” is read from a pressure gauge. :)

In Si units 1 bar equals 100,000 pascals (pa) or 100kPa.

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Hi Bio,

Then the answer is 2 bar, I guess. Do you think is a good thing to rebuilt/fix it to go higher then 2 bar ? Thanks a lot Bio.
 
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Hi barbarossa41(6?)22,

If you are talking about those atomizers, I would think exceeding the recommended pressure would be counter productive. :confused:

The whole idea is to get really small bubbles, with the best bubbles being the ones that are too small to see. :)

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Hi Bio,

Yes, those atomizers..........need 30 psi working pressure as per instructions but, they do work real good at 20 psi. And, even the one from HK is starting to work better, not perfect but, better. I am getting more of a fine mist than bubbles from all of them. If the DPs are a good indication then I am doing OK. I am getting yellowish green in about 6 hrs. Lol, I am still going to have my 2 Victors fixed, so I can get more pressure if, I so choose.