Series 3000 High Pressure Reducing Regulator

Port Sizes:
1/4"
Typical Pressure Ranges:
0 - 250 psi0 - 500 psi0 - 1000 psi0 - 1500 psi
0 - 2500 psi0 - 4000 psi0 - 6000 psi0 - 10000 psi
Body Material (Standard):
360 Brass or 316 Stainless Steel
Key Applications:

• Pilot operating Equilibar Back Pressure Regulators
• Research labs
• Manufacturing process
Petrochemical plants
Aircraft support system

Product Description
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Series 3000 High Pressure Reducing Regulator

The high pressure 3000 Series pressure reducing regulators are single stage, piston sensed, variable delivery, pressure reducing
regulators, designed for inlet and outlet pressures up to 10,000 psig (689.5 bar(g)) and Cv 0.06.

3000 Series regulators are used to regulate a broad range of non-corrosive and corrosive media (based on materials of
construction). They are designed for increased serviceability and reliable operation with the integral 15 micron stainless steel
valve cartridge filter.

The Series 3000 is a self-relieving regulator that should be used only with compressed gases (not liquids). The Series
3000 is most often used to provide the pilot pressure signal to an Equilibar back pressure regulator, but can be used in any
application where relatively small volumes of compressed gas pressure must be controlled.

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Applications
high pressure regulator

Series 3000 High Pressure Reducing Regulator

• Pilot operating Equilibar Back Pressure Regulators
• Research labs
• Manufacturing process
Petrochemical plants
Aircraft support system

Additional Specs
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Series 3000 High Pressure Reducing Regulator

Weight:

5.0 lbs (2.27 kg)

Dimensions:

 

 

 

 

Fitting/Threads:

Standard: 1/4”  female NPT

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Series 3000 High Pressure Reducing Regulator

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