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Gas pressure regulator VDS-PHRdiaphragmtwo-stageanalog
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Characteristics
- Product
- for gas
- Technology
- diaphragm
- Output signal
- analog
- Material
- chrome-plated brass, stainless steel
- Applications
- industrial, for medical applications, for analytical instruments, high-purity, for chromatography, laboratory
- Other characteristics
- with pressure gauge, line, high-precision, high-purity
- Pressure
Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)Max.: 300 bar
(4,351.13 psi)- Flow
10 m³/h
(353.15 ft³/h)- Orifice diameter
0.25 in
- Temperature
Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)
Description
VDS PHR is a dual stage precision pressure regulator with a wide and flexible diaphragm surface for mbar operating pressures and is often used at science and research institutes or process engineering.
Due to dual stage construction it is possible to work with absolutely stable outlet pressure
even if there are high inlet pressures and even
if the inlet pressure drops down significantly.
For wall mounting of VDS PHR is as an option a bracket available.
• - mbar applications with high inlet pressures up to 300 bar
• - Gas purities up to 5.0 (99.999 Vol.%) purity
Catalogs
industrial gas control equipment
218 Pages
high purity gas control equipment
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