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PRD - Single-Stage Diaphragm Pressure Regulator
Description: The PRD-ANB-C-DEF regulator sets an industry standard for miniaturization as well as lightweight. It is an excellent choice for gas and pneumatic pressure regulation applications and is particularly useful when space and weight are critical. The PRD-ANB-C-DEF weighs approx. 25 grams in brass & stainless steel and about 15 grams in aluminum. The PRD-ANB-C-DEF non-relieving regulator controls output pressures from 0 to 30 psig and is especially suited to low pressure regulation such as ˝ psig. Maximum inlet supply pressure is 500 psig. Both the inlet and outlet ports are tapped 10-32 UNF. Its lightweight design allows convenient in-line mounting however a 10-32 threaded panel mount option is also offered. Applications include hydrogen fuel cells, medical equipment, instruments, laboratory equipment, ink jet print engines, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
Material: Brass, aluminum, 303 & 316 stainless steel.
Seals: Buna-N. Optional materials: EPDM and Viton®.
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Description: The new PRD2 –ANB-C-DEF two-stage nonrelieving diaphragm regulator sets an industry standard for both miniaturization and light weight. It weighs approx. 50 grams in brass and stainless steel, and about 23 grams in aluminum. It accurately reduces high-pressure inputs (up to 500 psi) down to 0 to 20 psi (and is especially suited to low pressure regulation such as ˝ psi.) with minimal droop or rise even with wide swings in inlet pressure. The Beswick two-stage diaphragm regulator is an excellent choice if the inlet pressure will decay over time such as with hydrogen storage tanks commonly used in hydrogen fuel cell applications. Both the inlet and outlet ports are tapped M3. Its lightweight design allows convenient in-line mounting however a 10-32 threaded panel mount option is also offered.
Beswick Engineering designs and manufactures high-performance miniature fluid power components, such as: fittings, valves, quick disconnects, pressure regulators/gauges, cylinders, filters, orifices, shock absorbers, pressure electric switches, tubing, etc. Applications include: medical and dental equipment, instruments, laboratory equipment, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, aerospace equipment, packaging machinery, industrial robots and many more. |
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PTX 600 Series Precision pressure transmitters
For critical applications in industrial and research environments the PTX 600 series of two wire, 4-20mA output pressure transmitters improves upon the performance of previous models by offering new levels of stability, versatility and measurement accuracy from a standard production device.
Druck's well proven silicon technology has been developed to provide a miniature micro-machined diaphragm which is electrostatically bonded to a glass substrate and stitch bonded within a glass to metal seal assembly to provide exceptional thermal and stress isolation.
Features & Benefits:
Ranges from 1.5 psi to 10,000 psig or psia
Output 2-wire, 4-20mA
Accuracy ±0.08% FS BSL
Stability 0.1% FS per year
TEB ±1%FS from -5° to 176°F
400% FS Overpressure
NACE compatible Hastelloy and 316L SS wetted parts
UL/CSA/FM/CENELEC IS Class I, Div 1, CE Marked
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- High diversity in the plot of the elasticity curves
- High stress forces obtained
- Can play the role of a multi-spiral spring having an elasticity curve perfectly adapted to the problem to be resolved.
Sectors of activity :
-Cryogenics,
-Aeronautics,
-Aerospace,
-Armament,
-Automotive Industry,
-Household Appliances,
-A1 Racing Cars,
-Packings and Linings,
-Electric Motors, Nuclear,
-Offshore,
-Industrial Valves and Fittings |
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Springs
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- High diversity in the plot of the elasticity curves
- High stress forces obtained
- Can play the role of a multi-spiral spring having an elasticity curve perfectly adapted to the problem to be resolved.
Sectors of activity :
-Cryogenics,
-Aeronautics,
-Aerospace,
-Armament,
-Automotive Industry,
-Household Appliances,
-A1 Racing Cars,
-Packings and Linings,
-Electric Motors, Nuclear,
-Offshore,
-Industrial Valves and Fittings |
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THE MATERIAL
Butyl: The polymer butyl (IIR - isobutylene isoprene - rubber) is an elastomer with a small number of double bonds, produced through co-polymerisation of isobutylene and isoprene.
EPDM: The polymer EPDM, ethylene-propylene rubber, is produced through co-polymerisation of ethylene, propylene and diene monomer, producing a polymer made up of saturated linear macromolecules with a paraffinic structure.
In addition to the base polymer, both EPDM and Butyl contain reinforcing carbon black, fillers, process chemicals, antioxidants and vulcanising agents. After mixing the ingredients into a homogenous plastic compound, two layers of the rubber are rolled out in a calender to form a double sheet. Vulcanisation is then carried out. The long rubber molecules in the material are cross-linked through heat and pressure, creating an elastic membrane.
RESISTANT TO THE ENVIRONMENT
The vulcanisation process means that the material differs from all thermoplastic products, in that its properties are not affected by varying temperatures. The product is chemically stable and always returns to its original dimensions after stretching.
The cross-linked molecular structure gives EPDM and Butyl rubber their unique properties. Ageing or changes in characteristics are negligible despite decades of exposure to the atmosphere, sunlight, UV radiation, chemical fallout, water or major temperature fluctuations.
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The HILCO ceramic membrane system is an ideal way to lower your oily-water waste disposal costs. The filtration system utilizes high-velocity fluid “crossflow” across the face of the membrane. The oil-free water passes through the ceramic membrane while the oily waste is concentrated in a process reservoir. Depending on the particular waste stream disposal, volumes can be reduced as much as 20x. The system is designed to accept three different micron-rated membranes (0.2 µm, 0.01 µm, and 0.005 µm) in order to meet all specific local discharge ordinances.
Features and Benefits include:
• High Packing Density
• Broad PH Range of 2-13
• Resistant to Thermal Shock
• Back Flushable
• Immune to Chlorine Attack
• Durable Ceramic Extends Lifetime
• High Surface Area to Unit Volume
• Compact Design
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Fuel cells
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Benefits:
- extremely small total height
- easily compatible with CLEARPOINT® filters
- top-grade design
- all functional components are built-in and well protected inside the housing
- guaranteed drying, as humidity is removed in any case
- no alteration of the usual compressed air composition
- low purge air demand
- service-free, as there are no wearing parts in the dryer (merely the regular change of the filter elements is required)
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Membrane Compressed Air Dryer for Critical Applications
The Parker Compressed Air Point of Use Dryer are capable of delivering clean, dry compressed air with a dew point of -40°C at atmospheric pressure. No electrical supply is required to use the Parker Membrane Air Dryer. Each membrane air dryer is equipped with a high efficiency coalescing prefilter to remove oil, water, and particulate contamination.
Features
Provide clean, dry compressed air
Offer a reliable, efficient and economical
alternative to pressure swing and
refrigerant dryer technologies
Require no electricity low operating costs
Built-in high-efficiency prefilter
Atmospheric dew points as low as
-40şC prevent freezing
Inherently safe in hazardous areas
Silent operation
No refrigerants or freons
No desiccant to change
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S u n s e p use diffusion prinziple for drying air, by a polymere microfibre hollow membrane. The sunsep-w can ensure a dewpoint up to -40°C. Outlet dewpoint depends on the inlet dewpoint temperature.
Type max. capacity Weight Microfilter (Prefilter)
Sunsep at 8 bar a without prefilter
(l/min) (kg) SWC M04-70 030 0,05 G 2 XP
SWC M08-100 70 0,26 G 2 XP
SWC M15-100 120 0,27 G 2 XP
SWC 01-150 200 0,39 G 2 XP
SWC 02-250 300 0,69 G 2 XP
SWC 02-200 400 0,45 G 2 XP
SWC 03-250 450 0,71 G 2 XP
SWB 01-100 200 0,22 G 2 XP
SWB 01-200 200 0,26 G 2 Xp
SWB 05-100 800 0,66 G 3 XP
SWF M06-400 025 0,12 G 2 XP
The regeneration air requirement quantity is 15-18%. Flow rate as well as the regeneration air requirement are dependent on the operating pressure, inlet temperature and the dew-point of the compressed air. The maximum permissible operating pressure is 8.5 bar min/max compressed air and ambient temperature: -20°C/55°C. Higher operating pressures available on request. |
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