Cutting and welding flashback arrestor 645/85-30
for the glass industryfor pressure regulatorsfor hydrogen

cutting and welding flashback arrestor
cutting and welding flashback arrestor
cutting and welding flashback arrestor
cutting and welding flashback arrestor
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for cutting and welding, for the glass industry, for pressure regulators, for hydrogen

Description

WITT Safety groups for reliable protection against dangerous reverse gas flow and flashbacks in accordance with EN 730-1 / ISO 5175. For applications with high flow rates. Every safety group 100% tested. Benefits: a large surface area flame arrestor FA of stainless steel construction extinguishes any dangerous flashback entering the device in any direction a temperature-sensitive cut-off valve TV extinguishes sustained flashbacks long before the internal temperature of the arrestors reaches a dangerous level a spring-loaded check valve NV prevents slow or sudden reverse gas flow forming explosive mixtures in the gas supply Operation / Usage: in central gas supplies (behind the manifold pressure regulator or in a pipeline system) in thermal processing systems conforming to EN 746-2 (cutting machines, furnace supply equipment) WITT safety groups may be mounted in any position / orientation in pipelines / supply pipes the maximum ambient / working temperature is 70 °C / 158 °F Maintenance: annual testing of the check valve, body leak tightness and flow capacity is recommended safety groups are only to be serviced by the manufacturer

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SteelFab

13-16 Jan 2025 Sharjah (United Arab Emirates)

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    CFIA Rennes 2025
    CFIA Rennes 2025

    4-06 Mar 2025 Rennes (France)

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