Description
Pressure relief/check valve with NS 19/26 without stopcock combines overpressure relief and non-return functions for laboratory glassware systems. The pressure-relief element is a spring-loaded ball joint whose tightness is maintained by a higher-viscosity sealing liquid. Spring force is adjustable, and the valve can be factory-preset and sealed if required. Maximum permissible overpressure is 0,1 bar. In check-valve mode the unit operates under vacuum; an inset riser tube prevents contamination by the sealing liquid. When handling especially aggressive media the spring can be covered with an inert liquid for additional protection. Supplied without a stopcock and equipped with a standard ground joint NS 19/26, this dual-purpose valve from manufacturer LAT integrates readily into distillation apparatus, vacuum lines and related laboratory setups that demand reliable pressure control and back-flow prevention.
This article is part of Stopcocks & valves, in Tubing, hoses & fittings.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Joint size: NS 19/26
- Type: pressure relief/check valve
- Stopcock: without
- Maximum overpressure: 0,1 bar
- Sealing principle: spring-loaded ball joint with sealing liquid
- Technical Information Sheet:
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