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Compressed air pressure regulator RR-0 seriesfor waterdiaphragmpiston
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Characteristics
- Product
- for water, for compressed air
- Technology
- diaphragm, piston, plug
- Number of stages
- single-stage
- Material
- brass, EPDM, PTFE, NBR
- Applications
- precision, pneumatic
- Other characteristics
- miniature
- Pressure
Max.: 1,500 mbar
(21.76 psi)Min.: 5 mbar
(0.07 psi)- Flow
Max.: 850 l/min
(224.55 us gal/min)Min.: 75 l/min
(19.81 us gal/min)- Orifice diameter
0.5 in
- Temperature
Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)
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Description:
Precision regulator in mbar range without auxiliary power.
Accurate and reliable regulation with large diaphragm for high sensitivity.
Media: compressed air or non-corrosive gases up to 5.0 purity
(99.999% vol.)
Air_consumption: without constant bleed
Adjustment: by handwheel with locknut
Relieving_function: non-relieving
Gauge_port: G1/2 on the bottom side of the body, screw plug supplied
Mounting_position: any
Body: grey-coated brass
Diaphragm: EPDM with PTFE coating
O-rings: NBR/Buna-N
Inner_valve: brass
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