Pressure reducing valves restrict the flow of fluid in order to achieve a constant outlet pressure. The fluid enters and passes between a seat and a shutter, which are separated by the pressure of the springs on the membrane and the bridge. As the pressure increases in the valve, the membrane compress the spring pressing the shutter down onto the seat in order to close the valve. When the pressure descends, the springs raise the shutter again and open the fluid flow.
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| - Pressure reducing valve threaded and fittings ends (size: 3/8" to 4") |
- Flow meters and other pressure reducing valves accessories |
