Blanket Gas Regulator is offered in ½ in. connection size.August 24, 2009 -
Designed for low volume processes with low flow capacity, Model 3011/3041 features direct acting, modulating valves with force multiplying linkage, single-stage regulation from 200 psig to 0.5 in. WC, and spring loaded balanced piston design. Offered in stainless steel with NPT or flanged connections, regulator is offered with optional sanitary fitting or quick disconnect connections.
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Groth Corp.
13650 N. Promenade Blvd.
Stafford, TX, 77477
USA
Groth Corporation's Blanket Gas Regulator Is Now Available in Half Inch Connection Size
Liberty, Missouri - August 12, 2009 - Groth Corporation announces an expansion to the Model 3011/3041 Blanket Gas Regulator product line to include ½" connection sizes. The expansion to ½" connection sizes provides the customer with a more cost-effective solution for lower volume processes which require lower flow capacities.
Previously available only in one inch size, the Model 3011/3041 Blanket Gas Regulator features direct acting, modulating valves with a patented force multiplying linkage, single-stage regulation from 200 psig to 0.5" WC and a spring loaded balanced piston design. The simple design of a Groth Corporation blanket gas regulator eliminates the need for a multiple regulator system or for complicated pilot operated blanketing valves.
Groth Corporation's Model 3011/3041 is offered in stainless steel and other materials by request and with NPT or flanged connections for all sizes, with optional sanitary fitting or quick disconnect connections for the half inch size.
Established in 1960, Groth Corporation is a global leader in manufacturing pressure/vacuum relief valves, deflagration and detonation flame arresters, blanket gas regulators, and other low pressure relief products. Groth pressure relief products have been protecting refineries, chemical processing plants, and facilities with atmospheric storage tanks for more than 40 years.
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