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The following regulators are used in High Pressure applications:

  Series

Name Service Inlet Pressure Range Outlet Pressure Range Materials Sizes Cv
PR-50 Diaphragm Type High Pressure Regulator Gas, Liquid 0-6,000 psig 0-2,000 psig 316L SS, Brass, Monel 1/4", 3/8" 0.025-0.20
PR-56 High Pressure Regulator Gas, Liquid 0-6,000 psig 0-6,000 psig Brass 1/4", 3/8" 0.05-0.20
PR-57 High Pressure Corrosion-Resistant Regulator Gas, Liquid 0-10,000 psig 0-10,000 psig 316L SS, Monel 1/4", 3/8" 0.05-0.20
  PR-58 Precision Regulator Gas, Liquid 0-20,000 psig 0-20,000 psig 316L SS, Monel 1/4" & 3/8" AMINCO 0.05
PR-59 High Pressure / High Flow Pressure Regulator Gas, Liquid 0-4,000 psig 0-4,000 psig 316L SS, Brass, Monel 1/2", 3/4" 1.2

 NOTES:
bulletThe PR-50 Series pressure regulator is designed to meet demands for outlet pressures up to 2,000 psig while maintaining superior corrosion protection.

For reliability in operation, this precision regulator features a stainless steel body (optional brass) which affords maximum corrosion resistance coupled with the ultimate in safety. The optional self-relieving feature provides an additional level in operational ease, as it allows for trapped downstream pressure to be safely vented to atmosphere through the bonnet.

To prolong regulator life, this unit is supplied with an integral inlet filter which protects the seat against any foreign contamination introduced by the upstream supply.

bulletTo meet demands for the safe reduction of inlet pressures up to 6,000 psig, GO REGULATOR has designed the PR-56 Series regulator. This precision regulator features a piston sensing design which provides the operator with low adjusting torque requirements when setting the outlet pressure.

The optional self-relieving feature provides an additional level in operational ease, as it allows for trapped downstream pressure to be safely vented to atmosphere through the bonnet.

bulletTo meet demands for the safe reduction of inlet pressures up to 10,000 psig, GO REGULATOR has designed the PR-57 Series regulator. This precision regulator features a piston sensing design which provides the operator with low adjusting torque requirements when setting the outlet pressure. The body is constructed from 316L stainless steel, providing the ultimate in safety and corrosion resistance.

The optional self-relieving feature provides an additional level in operational ease, as it allows for trapped downstream pressure to be safely vented to atmosphere through the bonnet.

bulletTo meet demands for the safe reduction of inlet pressures up to 20,000 psig, GO REGULATOR has designed the PR-58 Series regulator. This precision regulator features a piston sensing design which provides the operator with low adjusting torque requirements when setting the outlet pressure. The body and bonnet are constructed from 316L stainless steel, providing the ultimate in safety and corrosion resistance.

The optional self-relieving feature provides an additional level in operational ease, as it allows for trapped downstream pressure to be safely vented to atmosphere through the bonnet.

bulletDesigned for low and high pressures up to 4,000 psig inlet, the PR-59 Series pressure reducing regulator controls high flow with its Cv flow coefficient of 1.2. Though normally supplied without self-relieving capability, this feature can be added as an option.

While primarily designed for use with gas streams, the PR-59 can be used with virtually any liquid systems that are compatible with the seals. A large size piston sensor gives good sensitivity of control even at low outlet pressures and the Kel-F valve seat assembly gives normal bubble-tight shutoff.

 

The complete High Pressure Regulator catalog is available for download (13 pgs./1158KB).

 

Teflon® and Tefzel® are registered trademarks of Dupont. Viton® and Kalrez® are registered trademarks of Dupont Dow Elastomers.

This page last updated: Wednesday, January 28, 2004
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