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Cylinder Pressure Reducing Valve

VTON cylinder pressure reducing valves efficiently transform high-pressure gas from cylinders into the low-pressure output required for operations. With a robust piston-type structure and precise control, these valves are essential for industries like petrochemicals, metallurgy, medicine, and aerospace.

Crafted from premium materials such as 316L stainless steel and brass, VTON pressure reducers offer durability and reliability across a wide range of gases, including nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and acetylene.

Description

1. Overview of Cylinder Pressure Reducing Valve

The VTON cylinder pressure reducing valve is a high-precision device designed to reduce high-pressure gases from cylinders to low-pressure levels required for experiments or operational conditions. Its piston-type structure ensures stable output pressure, making it ideal for critical applications in industries such as:

  • Petrochemicals
  • Chemical fibers
  • Heat treatment and metallurgy
  • Glass manufacturing
  • Food and medicine
  • Aerospace and defense

The valve guarantees consistent pressure and flow rates, ensuring safe and efficient operation across various high-pressure gas systems.

2. Technical Specifications and Materials

Component Material
Body 316L Stainless Steel, Brass
Upper Cover 316L Stainless Steel, Brass
Diaphragm 316L Stainless Steel
Filter Mesh 316L (10μm)
Valve Seat PCTFE, PTFE, Vespel
Spring 316L Stainless Steel
Valve Stem 316L Stainless Steel

 

3. Installation Guidelines

  1. Secure Connections: Ensure the threaded connections of the valve and cylinder, as well as the high/low-pressure pipeline, are tightly sealed to prevent leaks. Do not rotate the valve body; instead, tighten the nut securely.
  2. Prevent Leaks: Confirm that the inlet and outlet fittings are tightly connected to the valve body. Loose connections may lead to hazardous gas leaks.
  3. Cleanliness: Remove oil, water, and dust from the connection points to avoid contaminating the gas or blocking the valve channels.
  4. Avoid Damaged Threads: If pipeline threads are deformed, avoid forcing the connection as it may damage the threads on the pipeline or valve, leading to serious safety hazards.

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