Adca PRV25 3/4″ BSP Reducing Valve 0.14-1.7 Bar, Type PRV25/2S, VR.511.020
£282.00 Exc. VAT £338.40 Inc. VAT
UK Distributor, Ex-stock – Adca Pressure Reducing Valves PRV25/2S, Carbon steel with metal to metal sealing. Rising adjustment knob with lock nut. Top cap (adjustment screw with cover).
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Product Description
ADCA Pressure Reducing Valves, Type PRV 25/2S are simple direct acting bellows operated, steam, gases and liquids pressure reducing valves, for process heating, also ventilation and industrial water duties. https://mtaprocess.co.uk/brand/adca/
PRV 25/2S: ADCA PRV25 is a series of direct acting pressure reducing valves designed for use on steam, compressed air, water and other gases and liquids. These regulators are suitable for reducing steam pressure at the point of use on laundry machines, dyeing, food industries, sterilizers, etc.
Compact design.
Bellows specially designed for high durability.
Non-rising adjustment knob.
Lockable knob system.
Built-in strainer.
Rising adjustment knob with lock nut.
Top cap (adjustment screw with cover).
Spring and dome load version.
Gauge connection on body.
Saturated steam, compressed air, water and other gases and liquids compatible with the construction. Horizontal installation is recommended. A “Y” strainer should be installed upstream of
the valve.
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