The Pressure reducing valve DM 652 ATEX H2 is a self-acting pressure reducer designed for use in explosive atmospheres (ATEX) and suitable for medium to high flow rates. It is a diaphragm-controlled, spring-loaded, and balanced proportional control valve, constructed from deep-drawn stainless steel for excellent corrosion resistance. The valve cone is fitted with a soft seal, and the spring module, comprising spring cap, spring, adjusting screw, diaphragm, and internal components, is connected to the valve body via a clamp ring and two bolts. This design allows for easy replacement of the diaphragm or spring assembly without special tools. The valve operates by balancing the outlet pressure against the force of the valve spring, adjusting the outlet pressure through the adjusting screw. It is compliant with ATEX directive 2014/34/EU and DIN EN ISO 80079-36, featuring a leakage line connection, adjusting screw seal and lock, potential equalization, protected body connections, and a grounding lug. The valve is suitable for liquids, gases, and steam, with a temperature range of -10°C to 130°C and a nominal pressure of 40 bar. It offers various Kvs values and setting ranges, and is available in different materials and configurations to suit various applications.
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