Swagelok® Steam-Heated Vaporizing Pressure-Reducing Regulators
The KSV series steam-heated vaporizing regulator is designed to vaporize liquid samples and preheat gas samples.
Get Help Selecting RegulatorsSwagelok’s steam-heated vaporizing pressure-reducing regulator is designed to effectively vaporize liquid samples or warm gas samples, preventing condensation. It is engineered to adapt to changes in user inputs, ambient temperatures, and other operating conditions. Certified for use in critical and hazardous environments, KSV series regulator consistently delivers dependable performance.
Key Features of the KSV Series Regulator
- Convoluted, nonperforated diaphragm
- Metal-to-metal diaphragm seal
- Low internal volume
Specifications
| Maximum Inlet Pressure | 3600 psig (248 bar) |
| Pressure Control Ranges | 0 to 10 psig (0.68 bar) through 0 to 500 psig (34.4 bar) |
| Flow Coefficient (Cv) | 0.06 or 0.20 |
| Maximum Steam Pressure and Temperature | 650 psig (44.7 bar) and 500°F (260°) |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 392°F (200°C) |
Pressure-Reducing, Steam-Heated Vaporizing Regulators Catalogs
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