Swagelok® Proportional Safety Relief Valves
PRV series proportional safety relief valves provide over-pressure protection with PED certification.
Connect to Learn MorePRV series proportional safety relief valves are available in five set spring pressure ranges and are factory-set, tested, locked, and tagged to ensure the desired setting. They open gradually as the pressure increases above the set pressure and close when system pressure falls below the set pressure.
In addition, PRV series relief valves are:
- Certified to PED 2014/68/EU Category IV
- CE-marked in accordance with the PED as a safety valve according to ISO-4126-1
Optional end connection adapters provide flexibility for installation in a variety of system setups.
Specifications
| Working Pressures | up to 6000 psig (413 bar) |
| Set Pressure | 145 to 6000 psig (10.0 to 413 bar) |
| Seal Materials | Fluorocarbon FKM and nitrile |
Proportional Safety Relief Valves Catalogs
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Features: Gas and liquid service; Working pressure: 6000 psig (413 bar); Set pressures from 145 to 6000 psig (10.0 to 413 bar); All 316L stainless steel construction; 1/4 through 1 in. NPT and ISO/BSP parallel thread end connections; Certified to PED 97/23/EC Category IV
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