Low-temperature pressure-reducing valveOverview:

Low-temperature pressure reducing valve, also known as low-temperature pressure regulating valve, refers to a valve made of low-temperature stainless steel material processed by deep cooling, used in low-temperature storage tanks to maintain the pressure of low-temperature liquids (liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, liquefied gas, LO2, LN2, LAR, LNG, etc.) within a specified range. This means reducing and stabilizing the high pressure at the valve's inlet to the required pressure at the outlet.

One of the indispensable valves on low-temperature pipelines. Mainly used in liquid nitrogen medium systems, featuring pressure regulation stability, reliable sealing, and pressure resistance, etc.

       Operating Temperature: -196°C to +80°C