Rupture Disk Holders suit forward- and reverse-acting discs.
May 4, 2006 -
Universal slimline rupture disk holders for Opti-Gard(TM) and Safe-Gard rupture disks feature standard face-to-face dimensions to facilitate replacement of existing holders. Holders incorporate multi-flanged design that interfaces with both Flo-Tel(TM) magnetic burst-sensing system and excess flow valves.
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Original Press release
Elfab Limited
Alder Road
Tyne & Wear, , NE29 8SD
United Kingdom
Slimline Rupture Disc Holders Make Upgrading Hassle-Free
Pressure-management specialist Elfab has introduced a range of universal slimline holders for its industry-leading rupture discs.
The new holders, which are compatible with Elfab's complete rupture disc range, have been specifically designed to feature standard face-to-face dimensions to facilitate replacement of existing holders as customers upgrade to Elfab's platform products: Opti-Gard(TM) and Safe-Gard. Elfab has ensured that its slimline holders are narrower than industry-accepted face-to-face dimensions between pipework so that upgrades can be carried out more easily.
Available for both forward- and reverse-acting discs, the holders also benefit from a multi-flanged design that gives flexibility for future changes in use. Interfaces for both Elfab's unique Flo-Tel(TM) magnetic burst-sensing system and excess flow valves are incorporated into the holders.
James Harris, Elfab's Sales Director, comments: "These new holders will allow even more of our customers to benefit from Elfab's technically-superior bursting disc designs without the expense or complexity of having to replace pipework".
Issued by: Elfab Limited, Alder Road, North Shields,
Tyne & Wear, NE29 8SD, UK
Website: www.elfab.com
Company contact: Mike Purcell
Tel: 877 882 2880
E-mail: mike.purcell@elfab.com
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Elfab Plc
Elfab are a real innovator in pressure technologies worldwide. Recently they have launched a new wireless detection technology - a pioneering burst detection
system
By http://www.elfab.com/gb/home/ on Jun 2, 2010 11:52
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