Bladder press part

[Jérémy Viens]

Hi,
I just bought an italian bladder press a few weeks ago. It’s an air version of the classic press. I need to change the pressure relief valve but I don’t know what part to buy. Can you help me?

[Vince Wakefield]

Was it originally designed to be air operated? All I have seen have been water operated, water is a lot safer than air.

You need to know what pressure rating the valve should be, this is a link to a 3 bar unit typically used on a water based bladder press.

http://www.advancedwater.co.uk/prod-014-468-0718.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw2P-KBhByEiwADBYWCkHE3n-fpxzQE7iSkKOX9MCw5MGXqmwGNgnJYfI5JYFvVbAx1JishxoC6A4QAvD_BwE

Good Luck

Vince

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[Cillian Breathnach]

Echoing Vince's comments, I'd be weary of using air in that press. They are designed for use with water normally. 

Cillian Breathnach.

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