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Pressure Reducing Valve - BSP FemaleTo avoid noise in long runs of pipework and equipment it is desirable to maintain the flow rate less than two litres per secondSuitable for use with water or compressed airCan be installed in any position and serviced in situSingle piece acetal resin cartridgePreset pressure40°C maximum operating temperatureNoteTo facilitate maintenance it is recommended that isolation valves are fitted before and after the pressure reducing valve.No Gauge port
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| Body Material | Chrome Plated Brass | Connection 1 | 1/2 in Screwed Iron Female | Connection Size | 1/2in |
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| Connection Gender | Female | Maximum Outlet Pressure | 6bar | Outlet Pressure Range | 1 to 6bar |
| Thread Standard or Connection Type | Screwed Iron | Connection Size 2 | 1/2in | Minimum Outlet Pressure | 1bar |
Please check the type/dimensions/specifications of the part 761-345 in the Pressure Reducing Valve series.
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