QualityREG INLINE

QualityREG INLINE

Product catalog summary
Overview: This document describes a solution for operating compressed air-driven devices and compensating for varying line pressures in gas mixers. The pressure reducer is suitable for all non-corrosive gases and connects via a NIST screw connection.
Product Features:
  • Device Type: Not electrically operated
  • Function: Mechanical/Pneumatic
  • Industry Standard: Complies with DIN 13260 part 2
  • Certification: CE mark, 13485: 2016 certified
Technical Specifications:
  • Maximum Inlet Pressure: 8 bar
  • Adjustable Outlet Pressure: 0.1 - 6 bar
  • Manometer Range: 0 - 6 bar
  • Available Standards: German (DIN), French (NF), British (BS), Scandinavian (SS, AGA), Switzerland (CH, Carbamed), Italy (UNI)
Security Features: The device is designed to operate mechanically and pneumatically without electrical components, ensuring safety in various industrial applications.
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QualityREG INLINE, adjustable Adjustable tapping point pressure reducer Our solution for the operation of compressed air driven devices or for the compensation of very different line pressures for the operation of gas mixers or the compensation of fluctuating line pressures. The pressure reducer is available for all non-corrosive gases. The device-side connection is made via a NIST screw connection. Security features: Device type: Function: Industry standard: CE mark / number: not electrically operated mechanical / pneumatic DIN 13260 part 2 13485: 2016 certified Technical specifications Inlet pressure Outlet pressure Manometer Deliverable standards Value max. 8 bar continuously adjustable 0,1 - 6 bar 0 - 6 bar German (DIN), French (NF), British (BS), Scandinavian (SS, AGA), Switzerland (CH, Carbamed), Italy (UNI).

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