The Type 44-6B self-operated excess pressure regulator is a compact yet powerful solution engineered for a wide range of industrial applications. With its small size ranging from 1/2" to 1", this regulator is designed to excel in controlling excess pressure in various systems. At the heart of its functionality lies the excess pressure valve, which plays a crucial role in regulating the upstream pressure to a pre-defined set point. When the upstream pressure exceeds this set value, the excess pressure regulator valve promptly opens, ensuring that the pressure remains within the desired range.

The Type 2335 pilot-operated universal pressure-reducing regulator is specifically engineered for larger applications (6" to 16" in size), catering to a wide range of industrial uses. It employs an excess pressure valve to manage the upstream pressure according to a predetermined set point. The excess pressure regulator valve is designed to activate and open whenever the upstream pressure surpasses the specified value.

The Type 2405 self-operated pressure reducing regulator is a versatile solution designed to efficiently control the pressure of flammable gases used as an energy source in various industrial processes. Whether it's for boilers, driers, vaporizers, heat exchangers, or industrial furnaces, this regulator ensures safe and precise pressure regulation, optimising performance and reliability. Moreover, the 2405 regulator serves as a crucial component in controlling the compressed air supply within process engineering applications, ensuring consistent and reliable operation of pneumatic systems and equipment.

The Type 2406 self-operated excess pressure regulator serves to manage the pressure of flammable gases utilised as an energy source in various applications such as boilers, dryers, vaporizers, heat exchangers, or industrial furnaces. It can also regulate the supply of compressed air in process engineering contexts.

The Type 2407 self-regulating pressure reducers are employed for managing the pressure of combustible gases utilised as energy sources, such as in boilers, dryers, vaporizers, heat exchangers, or industrial furnaces. Additionally, they can regulate the supply of compressed air in various process engineering applications.

The Type 2408 self-regulating excess pressure regulator is employed for managing the pressure of combustible gases utilised as an energy source, such as in boilers, dryers, vaporizers, heat exchangers, or industrial furnaces. Alternatively, it can regulate the supply of compressed air in various process engineering applications.

The Type 2424/2424 self-operated universal pressure reducing regulator is specifically engineered for large-scale applications, ranging from 6 inches to 10 inches in size, and is suitable for diverse industrial settings. Its primary function is to regulate downstream pressure to a predetermined set point. The mechanism of a pressure reducing regulator valve entails its closure when the downstream pressure exceeds the designated threshold.

The Type 2424/2425 self-operated universal excess pressure regulator is specifically engineered for large-scale applications, ranging from 6" to 10", across various industrial settings. Its primary function is to manage upstream pressure by utilising an excess pressure valve, which adjusts to a predetermined set point. This valve is designed to activate when the upstream pressure surpasses the specified value. Notably, these regulators are self-operating, meaning the pressure under control is extracted upstream of the valve and then conveyed through a control line to the operating diaphragm of the Type 2424/2425.

The Type 41-23 self-operated universal pressure reducing regulator is a standard-sized regulator (ranging from 1/2" to 4"), engineered to function effectively across various industrial settings. Its primary purpose is to regulate downstream pressure (p2) to a specified set point. The mechanism of a pressure reducing regulator valve involves shutting off when the downstream pressure exceeds a predetermined threshold.

The Type 41-73 self-operated universal excess pressure regulator is a standard-sized regulator ranging from 1/2" to 4". It is engineered to function effectively across various general industrial applications. This regulator employs an excess pressure valve to manage the upstream pressure to a specified set point. Its design ensures that the excess pressure regulator valve activates, allowing flow when the upstream pressure surpasses the predetermined value.

The Type 44-0B steam self-operated pressure reducing regulator is specifically engineered for various industrial applications, featuring a compact size ranging from 1/2" to 1". This regulator efficiently controls downstream pressure to a desired set point, making it ideal for a wide range of general industrial uses.

The Type 44-1B self-operated pressure reducing regulator is a compact regulator (1/2" -1") crafted to function across various industrial settings. It serves to regulate downstream pressure to a predetermined set point through a pressure reducing valve.

The Type 44-6B self-operated excess pressure regulator is a compact yet powerful solution engineered for a wide range of industrial applications. With its small size ranging from 1/2" to 1", this regulator is designed to excel in controlling excess pressure in various systems. At the heart of its functionality lies the excess pressure valve, which plays a crucial role in regulating the upstream pressure to a pre-defined set point. When the upstream pressure exceeds this set value, the excess pressure regulator valve promptly opens, ensuring that the pressure remains within the desired range.