Pump Regulator 150 PSI TeeJet
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Pump Pressure Relief Valve 150 PSI TeeJet
TEEJET 23120-1/2-PP 1/2" Pressure Relief and Regulating Valve
The TEEJET 23120-1/2-PP provides accurate flow regulation and pressure control within your system, ensuring consistent line pressure management. This piston-type relief and regulating valve is made from durable polypropylene, with a maximum pressure rating of 150 PSI and 1/2" inlet and outlet ports. It enables users to set and maintain desired pressure levels, reduce liquid waste by returning excess fluid to the source or pump inlet, and bypass additional liquid when necessary.
Constructed for durability and chemical resistance, the valve features a locknut to securely hold the pressure setting. Its enlarged passages allow for higher flow capacities, making it suitable for applications such as irrigation, chemical handling, and industrial fluid control.
Features:
- Made of polypropylene for chemical resistance and durability
- Includes 1/4" port for pressure gauge or pipe plug
- EPDM O-ring for reliable sealing
- Spring crafted from stainless steel 302 for strength and corrosion resistance
- Enlarged valve passages for increased flow capacity
Achieve precise pressure regulation and efficient liquid control with the TEEJET 23120-1/2-PP pressure relief/regulating valve, a reliable component built for demanding fluid systems.
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