Air Filter Pressure Reducing Valve

Description

air filter pressure reducing valves control the required pressure value through filtering air and reducing pressure of the main pipeline.
※Steady outlet pressure can be ensured regardless of inlet pressure and flow fluctuations.
※Light weight, small volume and convenient installation and maintenance.
※Small particles are filtered to keep clean air.
※Steady output pressure is ensured through exhausting atmosphere if output pressure is higer than given pressure.
※Stainless steel for the material as options.

Fluid		Air
Caliber of the pipeline		G1/4″
Thickness of the filter element		40 u
Range of adjustable pressure.		0.05-0.85MPa
Maximium pessure		0.95MPa
Pressure resistance		1.5MPa
Temperature range		0-60℃
Filter cup capacity		15 cc
Oil cup capacity		25 cc
Weight		0.5 KG
Body material	Body	Aluminum alloy (die-casting)
	Cup	PE

Input pressure		16bar（manual drain valve）
P1 maximum		12bar（Automatic drain valve）
P1 minimum		1.5bar
P2 maximum		0.5-12bar
Temperature range		0-60℃
Installtion position		Vertical direction（±5°）
Pressure gauge connection		G1/8
Filtration accuracy		25 m
Operating media		Compressed air
Components	Shell	Die-cast zinc
	Filtration cup	PC
	Metal protective cover	Aluminum alloy
	Sealing	NBR
	Pressure adjustable Handwheel	POM

FAQs

How does a Air Filter Pressure Reducing Valves work?

An air filter pressure reducing valve, also known as an air regulator or simply a PRV, is an important component found in many compressed air systems. It helps regulate the pressure of the incoming line from a compressor or other source to ensure that it stays within a predetermined range. This makes the system more efficient and helps protect downstream components from over-pressurization.

The PRV consists of two ports, one for incoming air and one for outgoing exhaust. The valve housing contains an adjustable spring inside which applies pressure against a diaphragm. When the pressure of the incoming line exceeds this set point, it pushes on this diaphragm causing it to flex open and reduce flow until equilibrium is established between inlet and outlet pressures at the desired level set by the spring tension.

This type of device helps maintain consistent airflow throughout your system which can help improve its overall performance by ensuring that each component receives enough but not too much pressurized air. It can also be used as part of a larger control circuit where different upstream devices need to be adjusted depending on changing conditions under varying loads with fluctuating pressures.

Overall, PRVs are essential components for any compressed-air system looking to optimize performance while preventing damage due to overpressure events from occurring anywhere along its line network; getting them installed properly should always come high on any maintenance schedule!

What is the price of the Air Filter Pressure Reducing Valve?

The price of our Air Filter Pressure Reducing Valve varies based on the specific model and technical requirements. For a detailed quotation, please contact our sales team with your project specifications.