Definition of Low-Pressure Pressure Regulator

Low-Pressure Pressure Regulator, also known as low-pressure pressure regulating valve or low-pressure pressure regulator, refers to a pressure regulator that reduces the inlet pressure to a lower outlet pressure. It adopts a diaphragm-type pressure reducing structure and features stable outlet pressure.

Technical Parameters of Low-Pressure Pressure Regulator

Maximum inlet pressure: 6000 psi

Outlet pressure: 0-2 MPa

Inlet specification: 1/4-2” (NPT)

Outlet specification: 1/4, 1/2, 5/8, 1 (G, NPT), ferrule fittings, bottle fittings, etc.

Test pressure: 1.5 times the maximum inlet pressure

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

Application Fields of Low-Pressure Pressure Regulator

Mainly used in leading fields such as petrochemical industry, semiconductor, scientific instruments, chemical fiber, lighting equipment, heat treatment, metallurgy, glass, food, medicine, electronics, national defense and aerospace, aviation, etc.

Product Features of Low-Pressure Pressure Regulator

Large diaphragm cover structure

High pressure regulation accuracy

Easy operation

Low maintenance cost, long maintenance cycle, easy assembly and disassembly, easy inspection of valve seat sealing ring, fewer maintenance spare parts

Excellent control performance: high regulation accuracy, fast response, and good stability