Stainless steel pressure regulator INOXLINEfor waterfor airsingle-stage
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Characteristics
- Product
- for water, for air
- Number of stages
- single-stage
- Material
- stainless steel
- Applications
- for medical applications, for hygienic applications, for water systems
- Other characteristics
- corrosion-resistant
- Pressure
Max.: 10 bar
(145.04 psi)Min.: 2 bar
(29.01 psi)
Description
- stainless steel 1.4301
- working pressure von 2 bis 10 bar
- pressure range von 2 bis 8 bar
- flow-optimised
- fine adjustment of pressure
- quiet operation
- suitable for water and air applications
- 1/8 inch thread
Stainless steel connectors of the INOXLINE are particularly well-suited for hygiene-sensitive applications, as well as processing technology.The new pressure regulator made of stainless steel 1.4301 is used as a pressure reducer and controls the outlet pressure to the consistent required working pressure. The screw-in fitting from the Eisele INOXLINE has a control pressure range from 2 to 8 bar and is designed for very fine adjustment with low fluctuation. In addition, the flow-optimized pressure regulator reduces the vibration behavior of the control system.
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