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Propane pressure regulator HP 105 for compressed airfor gasheated gas
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Characteristics
- Product
- for nitrogen, for compressed air, for sour gas, for gas, for inert gases, for oxygen, for hydrogen, heated gas, for natural gas, propane, for CO2, for acetylene, for CNG
- Technology
- diaphragm
- Number of stages
- two-stage
- Output signal
- analog
- Material
- stainless steel, aluminum
- Applications
- industrial, precision, for medical applications, for analytical instruments, high-purity, cylinder, for chromatography, laboratory, for the steel industry
- Other characteristics
- compact, with pressure gauge, high-precision, miniature, high-purity, for low flow rates
- Pressure
Max.: 200,000 mbar
(2,900.75 psi)Min.: 50 mbar
(0.73 psi)- Orifice diameter
0.125 in
- Temperature
Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)
Description
The single-stage cylinder pressure regulator HP105 is used to reduce the inlet pressure of max. 200 bar to an outlet pressure of max. 7 bar. Due to the 2-stage design, the outlet pressure is kept constant even with fluctuating inlet pressures. The HP105 is available in aluminium for non-corrosive gases and stainless steel for corrosive gases.
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