Hydrogen check valve TVR1 H2 70 MPa
ballmale-malefor fueling stations

Hydrogen check valve - TVR1 H2 70 MPa - WEH GmbH Verbindungstechnik - ball / male-male / for fueling stations
Hydrogen check valve - TVR1 H2 70 MPa - WEH GmbH Verbindungstechnik - ball / male-male / for fueling stations
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Characteristics

Type
ball
Body
male-male
Applications
for hydrogen, for fueling stations, for car
Material
stainless steel
DN

4 mm
(0.157 in)

Pressure

Max.: 87.5 MPa

Min.: 0 MPa

70 MPa

Temperature

Max.: 85 °C
(185 °F)

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Description

With the TVR1 H2 70 MPa WEH offers a high performance check valve for use with hydrogen cars or fueling stations of the latest generation. The check valve system is designed to minimize the effect of dirt particles on the sealing components within the unit. The WEH® TVR1 H2 70 MPa Check Valve is constructed of corrosion-resistant stainless steel achieving a very durable unit due to its robust internal structure.

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    1-02 Apr 2025 Birmingham (United Kingdom)

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