Is the High-pressure air reduction valve 60 bar, with pressure gauge, size DN12 suitable for use with gases other than air (e.g., nitrogen) and at what temperatures?

High-pressure air reduction valve 60 bar, with pressure gauge, size DN12 Format is a piston-type pressure reducing valve with brass housing, designed to regulate working pressure with supply pressure up to 60 bar and operating temperature range â10Â°C to +90Â°C. Although marketed for air, its construction and materials (brass body, piston design) make it generally compatible with many inert and non-corrosive gases such as nitrogen, provided there is no chemical incompatibility with brass or internal seals. Key points: - Gases: Suitable for inert gases (e.g., nitrogen) and other non-corrosive, non-oxidising gases. Do NOT use with highly aggressive, toxic, or oxygen-enriched gases unless manufacturer confirms compatibility of seals and materials. - Pressure: Can be used with supply pressures up to 60 bar; output ranges selectable 0.5â12, 1â20, 2â35, or 3â50 bar. - Temperature: Rated for continuous operation from â10Â°C to +90Â°C. Use outside this range only with manufacturer approval. - Connections/flow: BSP 1/4" or 3/8", flow rates approx. 2000 l/min (1/4") and 2500 l/min (3/8") at 20 bar input with Îp=4 bar. - Safety/validation: For gases other than air, confirm seal material compatibility, ensure cleanliness (no contaminants), and follow applicable safety standards/regulatory requirements. For oxygen service or toxic/corrosive gases get explicit manufacturer certification. If you need a definitive compatibility statement for a specific gas (e.g., oxygen, hydrogen, CO2), provide the gas and seal material details or consult the manufacturer.

Can the High-pressure air reduction valve 60 bar, with pressure gauge, size DN12 be installed in vertical pipelines or only horizontal orientations?

High-pressure air reduction valve 60 bar, with pressure gauge, size DN12 can be installed in either vertical or horizontal pipelines. The piston-type construction and brass housing allow operation regardless of orientation, provided installation follows normal piping practices: avoid excessive vibration, ensure inlet/outlet connections match BSP thread size, and allow access to the manometer (Ã63) for reading and maintenance. Also keep ambient and medium temperatures within -10Â°C to +90Â°C and respect supply pressure (â¤60 bar) and flow limits (2000 l/min for 1/4", 2500 l/min for 3/8").

How often should the High-pressure air reduction valve 60 bar, with pressure gauge, size DN12 have its gauge and seals inspected or replaced?

For reliable performance of the High-pressure air reduction valve 60 bar, with pressure gauge, size DN12, follow this recommended maintenance schedule: - Visual inspection: every 3 months. check manometer readability, housing for damage or corrosion (brass), and external leaks at BSP connections. - Functional check: every 6 months. verify stable output pressure across typical flow (2000â2500 l/min depending on connection) and ensure smooth regulation across the valveâs output ranges (0.5â50 bar options). - Gauge inspection/calibration: annually. verify accuracy of the Ã63 manometer; recalibrate or replace if deviation exceeds manufacturer tolerance or if needle sticking/damage is observed. - Seal inspection/replacement: annually or after 12 months of service OR sooner if leaks or pressure instability occur. replace seals (seat, Oârings) when wear, hardening, cracking or leakage is detected. In aggressive duty cycles, high cycle counts, contamination, or operation near temperature limits (-10 to +90Â°C), consider seal replacement every 6 months. - After any overpressure event (supply up to 60 bar) or visible impact: inspect gauge and seals immediately and replace if compromised. Document all inspections and replacements. If in doubt, follow site-specific risk assessment and manufacturer detailed instructions.

High-pressure air reduction valve 60 bar, with pressure gauge, size DN12

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Maximum operating temperature [°C]	90

High-pressure piston-type pressure reducing valve with manometer, used for regulating working pressure and ensuring proper operation in the connected installation, regardless of changing medium consumption. Size: DN12. Housing material: brass. Output pressure range: 0.5÷12, 1÷20, 2÷35, 3÷50 bar. Supply pressure: up to 60 bar. Operating temperature: from -10°C to +90°C. Connection: BSP 1/4″, 3/8″. Manometer dial diameter: Ø63. Flow rate: 2000 l/min – 1/4″, 2500 l/min – 3/8″ (at input pressure 20 bar Δp = 4 bar).

List of product variants

Article number	Product variant name	DN	BAR	Availability	Actions
EW-302323	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, 1/4" BSP thread, with pressure gauge, 0.5 ÷ 12 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
EW-302324	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, 1/4" BSP female thread, with pressure gauge, 1 ÷ 20 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
EW-302325	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, 1/4" BSP female thread, with pressure gauge, 2 ÷ 35 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
EW-302326	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, 1/4" BSP thread, with pressure gauge, 3 ÷ 50 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
EW-302333	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, GW 3/8" BSP, with pressure gauge, 0.5 ÷ 12 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
EW-302334	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, G 3/8" BSP, with pressure gauge, 1 ÷ 20 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
EW-302335	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, G 3/8" BSP, with pressure gauge, 2 ÷ 35 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
EW-302336	Reducer 60 bar DN 12, G 3/8" BSP, with pressure gauge, 3 ÷ 50 bar	-	-	In stock	Enquiry

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High-pressure piston-type pressure reducing valve with manometer, used for regulating working pressure and ensuring proper operation in the connected installation, regardless of changing medium consumption. Size: DN12. Housing material: brass. Output pressure range: 0.5÷12, 1÷20, 2÷35, 3÷50 bar. Supply pressure: up to 60 bar. Operating temperature: from -10°C to +90°C. Connection: BSP 1/4″, 3/8″. Manometer dial diameter: Ø63. Flow rate: 2000 l/min – 1/4″, 2500 l/min – 3/8″ (at input pressure 20 bar Δp = 4 bar).