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Reverse flow regulators

April 3, 2005
Reverse flow regulators provide regulated pressure control from into-out and quick exhausting from out-to-in. When pressure on the inlet side is exhausted, the regulator piston or diaphragm snaps open to allow immediate exhausting of secondary ...
Reverse flow regulators provide regulated pressure control from into-out and quick exhausting from out-to-in. When pressure on the inlet side is exhausted, the regulator piston or diaphragm snaps open to allow immediate exhausting of secondary pressure. Come in stackable or non-stackable units and are suitable for dual pressure control of cylinders or other pneumatic actuators. Stackable reverse flow regulators have ¾-in. supply ports and ½-in. outlets. A gauge is included, and maximum flow capacity is 90 scfm over a 0 to 100-psig regulated pressure range.

Ross Controls, (800) 438-7677,
www.rosscontrols.com

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