41-73 Type Pressure Regulator (Excess Pressure)

The Type 41-73 self-operated universal excess pressure regulator stands as a cornerstone in industrial pressure management, catering to a spectrum of applications with its standardized sizing ranging from 1/2" to 4". Engineered to excel across diverse industrial landscapes, this regulator seamlessly integrates into systems to uphold precise pressure control. At the heart of its functionality lies the excess pressure valve, a pivotal component tasked with the regulation of upstream pressure, to a meticulously adjusted set point. The essence of the excess pressure regulator valve is its innate ability to spring into action, initiating an opening sequence whenever the upstream pressure surpasses the predetermined threshold.

Key Features

Key features and benefits of 41-73 Type Pressure Regulators (Excess Pressure).
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Key Features

The Type 41-73 pressure regulator features a versatile design, accommodating a wide range of industrial applications. Its standardised sizing from 1/2" to 4" ensures compatibility across diverse systems, making it a go-to choice for various pressure control needs.
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Key Features

With its self-operated mechanism, this regulator epitomises efficiency and autonomy. By tapping into upstream pressure and converting it into a positioning force via the operational diaphragm, it autonomously regulates excess pressure, eliminating the need for external intervention and ensuring seamless operation.
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Key Features

Equipped with an excess pressure valve, this regulator excels in maintaining precise pressure levels. It opens promptly when upstream pressure exceeds the preset threshold, swiftly restoring equilibrium to the system. This precision in pressure control is pivotal for optimising performance and safeguarding equipment integrity in industrial settings.

Valve Standards & Stuff

Size: DN15-DN100 (1/2" - 4")
ANSI Class: 125 to 300
Set Point Range: 0.75 to 400psi (0.05 to 28 BAR)
Temperature Range: -10 to 350°C
Materials: Cast Iron, Cast Steel, Stainless Steel, Spheroidal Graphite Iron

FAQs

A pressure regulator is a device designed to maintain a consistent pressure level in a system by controlling the flow of fluid or gas.

Pressure regulators work by reducing the input pressure to a desired output pressure, ensuring stability and control within a system.

Pressure regulators are widely used in various industries including oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, HVAC systems, and pneumatic equipment.

Pressure regulators come in various types including direct-acting, pilot-operated, and self-operated regulators, each suited to different applications and pressure ranges.

Factors to consider include the required pressure range, flow rate, temperature, compatibility with the fluid or gas, and environmental conditions.

Signs of a malfunctioning pressure regulator include inconsistent pressure output, leaks, excessive noise, or failure to maintain the desired pressure.

Regular inspection and maintenance are essential to ensure proper functioning. The frequency of maintenance depends on factors such as usage, environmental conditions, and manufacturer recommendations.

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41-73 Type Pressure Regulator (Excess Pressure)