SS 316L Industrial Safety Valve, 1/2 * 1/2 Inch, 437 Bar
Key Specifications / Features
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SS 316L Industrial Safety Valve Provider supplies high-performance pressure relief valves designed for demanding industrial applications. Manufactured from corrosion-resistant SS 316L stainless steel, these safety valves provide reliable pressure protection and long-term service in challenging environments. Featuring a 1/2 NPT male × 1/2 inch NPT female connection, the valve offers convenient installation and secure threaded piping integration. With a maximum pressure rating of 437 bar (7,500 PSI), it is suitable for high-pressure systems requiring dependable overpressure protection. These industrial safety valves are widely used in oil and gas, chemical processing, petrochemical, hydraulic, energy, and process equipment applications where safety, durability, and pressure control are critical.

Detail Information

Product Type: Industrial Safety Valve, Pressure Relief Valve
Max Pressure Rating: 7500 PSI
Set Pressure: 437 bar
Body Material: Premium Stainless Steel 316L for exceptional corrosion resistance and mechanical strength
Connection Type: Internal stainless steel 1/2" NPT male x external 1/2" NPT female

Core Advantages

Extreme Pressure Capability: Rated for up to 7500 PSI (437 bar set pressure), making it ideal for high-pressure fluid and injection systems.

Robust 316L Construction: High-grade stainless steel body guarantees long-term durability and resistance against aggressive chemical media.

Reliable Overpressure Protection: Designed for swift and accurate response to prevent system failures and protect valuable downstream equipment.

Precision Threaded Connections: Standardized 1/2" NPT configuration ensures secure, leak-free integration into high-pressure pipelines.

Applications

Widely utilized in high-pressure oil and gas fields, chemical dosing skids, high-pressure pumps, hydraulic systems, and rigorous industrial processing plants.

Pressure Relief Valve

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