HELP: 1/8 NPT Bleeder Valve

[SOLITUDEbwk]

I'm looking for one that I can screw into an available port on my MaxFlo that will allow me to bleed out the pressure in the system. All I can seem to find are push button ones only rated to 300psi. I need something that can handle upwards of 1200psi. Even if I have to use a wrench to bleed it out, as long as it can be done safely.

THE BACKSTORY: I had an Emag w/ MaxFlo that I couldn't depressurize because the on/off oring blew. Had to score the macroline to release the pressure.

I know what you're going to tell me, "get a different regulator". I could, yes, but I'd like to use the MaxFlo. Let's make this work.

Links I've found during my search.

http://palmer-pursuit.com/cart/18-npt-bleeder-valve-p-115.html

http://www.amazon.com/Lumax-LX-1422-Silver-Bleeder-Valve/dp/B000MD4YXO

[Mole1119]

I have done this. There are some other suggestions also in this thread. Not sure if the pics are working or my work is blocking them.

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?266045-Nice-little-ULE

Manufacturer link

http://valvesandfittings.hylokusa.com/item/bleed-and-purge-valves/bleed-valves/pn-5114

(Use at your own risk, I am not an air smith)

[captian pinky]

Use a check valve or a pro connect

[Laku]

I found these when looking for other mag parts. Seems bit like venom high line deluxe, but I haven't tested them. If it's anything as good as venom then I think that would be the perfect solution.

http://www.me-paintball.de/shop/markierer-zubehoer/automag-zubehoer/ppd-hardline-de-luxe-mit-bleeder

[SOLITUDEbwk]

I've thought about a Slide Check and the Pro Connect 3. Ideally, I want something that will remove ALL gas in the system when disconnected. The PC3 only depressurizes one side of the system. I know the MaxFlo is already pretty big, I don't really want to add anything else "clunky".

Preferably I'd like to put something like this Relief Valve on there (Typically found on keg taps to depressurize).:
http://www.mscdirect.com/product/080...&026=-99&025=c

Links for Pro Connect 3 & Slide Check:

http://www.hustlepaintball.com/Psiworx-Pro-Connect-III-Complete-Remote-Coil

http://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Slide-Check-Black/dp/B002V1GPSW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397070371&sr=8-1&keywords=slide+check

[SOLITUDEbwk]

I found these when looking for other mag parts. Seems bit like venom high line deluxe, but I haven't tested them. If it's anything as good as venom then I think that would be the perfect solution.

Yeah, but I don't have a forward grip because it's an EMag. That wouldn't work.

[SOLITUDEbwk]

I have done this. There are some other suggestions also in this thread. Not sure if the pics are working or my work is blocking them.

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?266045-Nice-little-ULE

Manufacturer link
http://valvesandfittings.hylokusa.co...valves/pn-5114

Well, the pictures weren't working for me. But, that is ideally what I'm looking for. I'd imagine a push/pull style valve isn't feasibly with that amount of pressure. But, I did find a few variations of that valve. Now, to just find someone who'll sell one. It says they're rated to 10,000psi...

Page 15:

http://www.fitokgroup.com/en/literature/FITOK_Middle_Catalogue(A).pdf

[SOLITUDEbwk]

Well, I sent them a Request for quote... Would anyone else be interested in these valves if I am able to get some?

http://valvesandfittings.hylokusa.com/item/bleed-and-purge-valves/bleed-valves/pn-5114

[Laku]

Yeah, but I don't have a forward grip because it's an EMag. That wouldn't work.

Ah, sorry. Missed the E-Mag part.

[SOLITUDEbwk]

"3 pcs blv-2n-s316 $35.90 ea stock in houston"

[Mole1119]

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Here you go.
I took a bit of time for me to get one, had to go through the regional distributor who was confused why I only wanted one and thought I was trying to reverse engineer them. I think I paid $26 + shipping

I would have liked it to sit a bit closer to the regulator, but this was the best solution i could find that had a high enough pressure rating and met the same requirements that you described.

[Spider-TW]

The next time you have the on/off plug out of the max-flo, take a needle file or some 400 grit sand paper to the trailing edge or the air port that runs against the little o-ring. They left it sharp. The o-ring presses up into the hole as it goes by and the edge cuts a scallop out of the o-ring, which you should be able to see, at least under a magnifying glass.

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The cut should be happening when you turn it "on", iirc. You just don't notice it until you try to turn it off.

[SOLITUDEbwk]

Sweet mother of God that thing is humongous.

[SOLITUDEbwk]

The next time you have the on/off plug out of the max-flo, take a needle file or some 400 grit sand paper to the trailing edge or the air port that runs against the little o-ring. They left it sharp. The o-ring presses up into the hole as it goes by and the edge cuts a scallop out of the o-ring, which you should be able to see, at least under a magnifying glass.

Yeah, it's happening FAR too often with this particular MaxFlo. I've got 3 and this one seems like it blows ever other turn.... The last time I had it apart (yesterday) I took a dremel with a sanding stone on the end and ground it down, it was still cutting a nice chunk out of the oring. I need to file it down with some of the needle files I've got.