Industrial pressure relief valves are used to protect equipment from excessive pressures. They are typically used in industries, such as oil and gas, where high pressures can cause damage to equipment. They are also commonly used in factories, where high pressures can lead to explosions. Industrial pressure relief valves are designed to release pressure quickly when activated to prevent damage from high pressures. This is done by opening a valve, which allows the pressure to escape.
The valve closes again when the pressure is released, preventing further damage. Industrial pressure relief valves are typically made of metal or plastic and are designed to be durable and reliable. They are also easy to install and maintain, which makes them an important part of any industrial environment. The best industrial pressure relief valves are those that are easy to use, and that are durable. They should also be easy to clean and maintain, making them valuable to any industrial environment.
Pressure Relief Valve Specification
| Size | : | 1/2" to 4" |
| Seat | : | Screwed |
| Body | : | CF8 / CF8M |
| End Connection | : | Screwed End / Flanged End 150 Class |
| Temprature | : | 80 °C (For Water), 180 °C (For Steam) |
| Max Inlet Pressure | : | 21 BAR (High Pressure On request) |
| Pressure Adjusting Range | : | 0.5 ~ 10 BAR , 10 ~ 20 BAR |
| Media | : | Water, Gas, Air and Low Temperature oil |
