Definition of High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulator

The High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulator, also known as High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulating Valve or High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Reducer, is used for pressure regulation of gas pipeline equipment requiring large flow rates. It adopts a large-area metal diaphragm structure, featuring stable outlet pressure and high sensitivity, and is mainly applied in large-flow gas systems.

Product Features of High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulator

1. High inlet pressure and large outlet flow

2. Piston design with high safety and reliability

3. Balanced valve core design

Application Scope of High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulator

Gas purging systems, laboratories, specialty gases, petrochemical industry, gas manifold power plant equipment, coal mines

Structural Features of High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulator

Single-stage pressure reducing structure

Hard seal between diaphragm and valve body

Valve body interface thread: 1/2”NPT(F) - 2”NPT(F)

Pressure gauge interface: 1/4""NPT(F)"

Safety pressure: 1.5 times the maximum inlet pressure

Operating temperature: -40℃ to 74℃ (-40°F to 165°F)

Leak rate: 2x10 atm.cc/sec He

CV value: 1.1 to 6

Available for panel-mounted or wall-mounted installation