Propane pressure regulator FHR seriesfor compressed airfor gasheated gas
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Characteristics
- Product
- for gas, for compressed air, for inert gases, for oxygen, for sour gas, for nitrogen, propane, for CO2, for hydrogen, for acetylene, for natural gas, for CNG, heated gas
- Technology
- diaphragm
- Number of stages
- single-stage
- Material
- brass
- Applications
- industrial, precision, for medical applications, for analytical instruments, high-purity, for chromatography, laboratory
- Other characteristics
- with pressure gauge
- Pressure
Max.: 16 bar
(232.06 psi)Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)- Flow
Max.: 35 m³/h
(1,236.01 ft³/h)Min.: 0 m³/h
(0 ft³/h)- Orifice diameter
0.25 in
- Temperature
Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)
Description
FHR 3 und FHR 4 are single stage regulators for mbar gas control applications and inlet pressures not higher than 16 bar.
The excellent gas control characteristics of FHR 3 and FHR 4 are based on the wide and flexible diaphragm construction.
As an option this regulator type can also be delivered with a wall mounting bracket.
For mbar applications
· For gases up to 5.0 (99.9999 Vol.%) purity
· For lamp production and glass shops
Catalogs
high purity gas control equipment
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industrial gas control equipment
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Druckgastechnik Produktübersicht
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