Micro Matic Pressure Regulator

Why Micro Matic pressure reducers prove themselves in professional beverage systems

Micro Matic is an established professional brand in dispensing and beverage technology. The pressure reducers in this category bundle suitable regulators for CO2 and applications using nitrogen, including nitrogen pressure reducers (N2), and are designed for reliable pressure control in everyday use. Robust construction, easy-to-read pressure gauges, clear pressure displays, and, depending on the model, additional safety or tamper-protection features make this selection particularly attractive for professional systems and demanding setups.

This is how you find the right version for CO2, N2, 3 bar, or 7 bar

Feature
Options
What to look out for


Gas type
CO2 or N2/nitrogen
Must match your gas supply and application exactly


Pressure range
3 bar or 7 bar
Depends on the required operating pressure of the system


Outlets
1-way or 2-way
Determines how many lines are supplied directly

Typical applications are beer dispensing systems, as well as AfG or water installations, depending on the model. A cylinder pressure reducer is sufficient if the pressure is regulated directly at the gas cylinder. For secondary regulation within the line, please switch to the appropriate category for intermediate pressure regulators/secondary regulators. Further background information on selection, connections (e.g. W21.8), and safety instructions can be found in the Guide: Pressure Reducers.

You should check these connections, displays, and safety features

• Always compare the cylinder connection, outlet thread, and line connection with your existing system, hose, and any adapters. You can find the required seals or connections in Accessories for Gas Cylinders.
• Check the displays: The inlet or content gauge shows the cylinder pressure, while the operating pressure gauge shows the pressure set for the line.
• Depending on the model, pay attention to practical features such as a safety valve, shut-off valve, or ball valve, as well as protection for sensitive pressure gauges.
• Do not check the pressure range and connection size only in the title, but always additionally in the technical product data.

Connecting Micro Matic pressure reducers safely and setting them up correctly

• Use only the correct gas type and mount the regulator correctly on the cylinder and line according to the specifications on the respective product.
• Open the cylinder valve slowly and set the operating pressure gradually. You can find the appropriate setting for the beverage and temperature in the Dispensing Pressure Table.
• Check the set value on the operating pressure gauge and only work within the intended pressure range.
• For details on installation, setup, or operation, always use the product-specific instructions or the information on the item.
• Regularly check for leaks, valves, and displays to ensure the system runs stably and safely.

Suitable accessories for pressure reducers, lines, and gas supply

• In the shop, you can find dispensing gases such as CO2 or nitrogen, high-pressure hoses, connectors, fittings, ball valves, and other components for line routing that match the regulator directly.
• Always choose Accessories for Pressure Reducers suitable for the gas type, thread, and line design so that the pressure reducer can be cleanly integrated into your system.
• If you are setting up or expanding a complete dispensing system, you can also order tap heads, dispensing taps, or dispensing columns suitable for the setup.
• For cleaning, conversion, or retrofitting, you will also find suitable categories for cleaning products as well as connection and line technology.

Select the right Micro Matic pressure reducer from the range now

Now compare the available Micro Matic pressure reducers by gas type, pressure range, and connection. Select the right regulator for your system and order the required accessories directly with it. If you are looking for a more specialized solution or personal advice, continue from here directly to the appropriate categories for CO2, N2, or intermediate pressure regulators in the range.