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Generant
Generant Pipe Away Adapter for Cryogenic Relief Valve - 1/2" FNPT Outlet
in Valves
$15.00
In stockGenerant pipe away adapter for cryogenic relief valves, with a 1/2 in FNPT outlet so discharge can be piped away from the operator.
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Description
The Generant Pipe Away Adapter is designed for cryogenic relief valves and features a 1/2″ FNPT outlet. This adapter allows you to transition from the specialized PRV thread to a standard 1/2″ FNPT, enabling you to easily connect pipes, hoses, or lines to safely redirect discharge flow away from equipment or personnel. This enhances both safety and efficiency in cryogenic systems. Built with robust construction, it ensures reliable performance even in extreme low-temperature environments, making it an ideal choice for industries that handle cryogenic fluids.
Frequently asked questions
What is the outlet connection?+
1/2 in FNPT.
What is it for?+
Transitioning from the cryogenic relief valve to a piped discharge line.
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