Pressure reducing valve for water and air

Name: Pressure reducing valve for water and air
Brand: Burinoks Paslanmaz

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Offered to you under the Atech brand

Water and Air Pressure Reducing Valves are critical components designed to control and stabilize water or air pressure in systems. These devices extend equipment life by reducing excess pressure and increase system efficiency. Especially in industrial applications, they regulate pressure in water and air lines, prevent leaks, and provide a reliable operating environment. With different capacity and adjustment options, they offer solutions suitable for various application needs. Achieve reliable performance in your systems with Water and Air Pressure Reducing Valves.

Material: 304
Standard: ISO/DN
Size Range: 1/2"-1" DN15-DN25

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Key Features

Automatic Pressure Control: Maintains the set outlet pressure even if the inlet pressure changes.
Adjustable Outlet Pressure: Provides easy pressure adjustment suitable for different applications.
High Equipment Protection: Protects pumps, valves, filters and piping components against excessive pressure.
Reduces Water Hammer: Extends piping life by minimizing pressure fluctuations.
High Sealing Performance: Offers reliable operation thanks to a sensitive diaphragm and spring system.
Durable Body Options: Suitable for different applications with brass, stainless steel and ductile iron body alternatives.
Easy Installation and Adjustment: Quick installation and practical pressure adjustment thanks to its compact structure.
Energy and Water Saving: Increases system efficiency by preventing unnecessary high pressure.
Wide Range of Use: Can be safely used in water, compressed air and industrial process systems.
Long Service Life: Offers reliable performance for many years thanks to its high-quality material and robust mechanism.
Low Maintenance Cost: Minimizes maintenance needs thanks to its durable structure.

Use Cases

Drinking Water and Mains Water Systems: For controlling water pressure at building entrances.
Industrial Water Installations: For providing constant pressure in process water and production lines.
Compressed Air Systems: For adjusting air pressure at compressor outlets.
HVAC and Mechanical Installations: In heating, cooling and air conditioning systems.
Firefighting Installations: In auxiliary lines where a specific pressure level must be maintained.
Food and Beverage Industry: In auxiliary water and air installations.
Chemical and Petrochemical Plants: For protecting process equipment against excessive pressure.
Machine and Automation Systems: For providing constant air pressure to pneumatic equipment.
Water Treatment Systems: For protecting filter and membrane systems.
Agricultural and Irrigation Systems: For obtaining constant pressure in drip and sprinkler irrigation lines.