Norgren Pneumatic Regulator -, G1/4 11-818

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535-2390
Référence fabricant:
11-818-110
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Norgren
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Marque

Norgren

Product Type

Pneumatic Regulator

Series

11-818

Outlet Size

G1/4

Material

Body and Bonnet

Maximum Operating Temperature

70°C

Standards/Approvals

No

Statut RoHS : Exempté

Pays d'origine :
CZ

IMI Norgren G1/4 Pneumatic Regulator, 240L/min Flow Rate, 14 Bar Maximum Input Pressure - 11-818 Series - 11-818-110


Maintain regular pressure in your pneumatic systems with this robust regulator from IMI Norgren. It works by cutting the flow of air or gases to the circuit when it gets to a set pressure, preventing overloads and potential damage to your equipment. A zinc alloy body and bonnet mean this device is durable and can resist mechanical stress, so it's a practical choice for tough conditions. To set the pressure levels, it has an adjusting knob that's easy to operate.

Features & Benefits


• Nitrile rubber seals to prevent air leakages for effective operation

• Maximum input pressure of 14 bar for use in heavy-duty applications

• Compact length of 127mm for easy installation in setups with limited space

Applications


• Medical and dental equipment

• Heating furnaces

• Mechanical workshops

Can I use this regulator in cold environments?


The regulator has a wide operating temperature range of 0°C to +70°C, so you can use it safely in challenging environments. When using it in cold conditions, it's important to ensure that the air is dry, otherwise, ice could form at temperatures below +2°C and cause damage.

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