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Pressure Reducing

Maintaining hydraulic balance in water transmission and distribution systems is crucial to system efficiency.

Pressure Reducing Valves help accomplish this by reducing high inlet pressure to a lower constant predetermined delivery pressure.

They are the most commonly used control valves.

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Description

Description

Nominal Size
DN40-900
Nominal Pressure
PN10-40
Face to Face
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Accessories
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Body Material Options
Ductile Iron
Carbon Steel
Stainless Steel
Nickel Aluminum Bronze
Flange Standards
EN 1092/2
BS 4504
BS10E
ANSI
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