Product Profile of Compact Designed Pressure Snubber

Compact Designed Pressure Snubber is used to save the instruments from getting damaged due to severe line pulsations and pressure surges, to protect the accuracy and to increase the life of the instrument. The Snubber can be used in pulsating line pressure, to protect gauge from sudden surge pressure. The Snubber has the feature that piston 1 should be used with fluid having less viscosity or where higher dampening is required, piston 3 should be used where fluid viscosity is more or where less dampening is preferred and piston 2 is installed when it is supplied from the factory. The Snubber is necessary to install this along with the instruments and is offered with pistons of three different diameters. The Snubber is completely self cleaning, as the piston moves up and down with the line pulsations it automatically forces out any sediments that might clog instrument. The Compact Designed Pressure Snubber can be used for pressure, vacuum or compound gauges and material should be selected depending on application.

Key Features of Compact Designed Pressure Snubber

• Used to save the instruments from getting damaged due to severe line pulsations and pressure surges, to protect the accuracy and to increase the life of the instrument.
• Necessary to install this along with the instruments and is offered with pistons of three different diameters
• Completely self cleaning, as the piston moves up and down with the line pulsations it automatically forces out any sediments that might clog instrument
• Completely self cleaning, as the piston moves up and down with the line pulsations it automatically forces out any sediments that might clog instrument
• Can be used for pressure, vacuum or compound gauges and material should be selected depending on application.
• Can be used in pulsating line pressure, to protect gauge from sudden surge pressure.
• Pistons are easily interchangeable.
• Piston 1 should be used with fluid having less viscosity or where higher dampening is required
• Piston 3 should be used where fluid viscosity is more or where less dampening is preferred
• Piston 2 is installed when it is supplied from the factory.