Norgren Quick Exhaust Valve, G 1/8 Female x 10 bar, Threaded

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RS Stock No.:
315-8663
Mfr. Part No.:
T70C1800
Brand:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Threaded Connections

G 1/8 Female

Connection Type

Threaded

Maximum Operating Pressure

10 bar

Manufacturer Series

T70

Threaded Connection - Gender

Female

Threaded Connection Size

1/8in

Minimum Operating Pressure

0.5bar

Threaded Connection Type

G

Body Material

Zinc Alloy

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

IMI Norgren Quick Exhaust Valve, 0.5 to 10 Bar Operating Pressure, G1/8 Thread Size - T70 Series - T70C1800


Do you need to protect your pneumatic equipment against potentially damaging air-supply issues? Choose this quick exhaust valve from IMI Norgren. It automatically opens when your system's pressure climbs too high, preventing machinery from being disrupted by overpressure. The device releases air at up to 837L/min to ensure effective drainage for even high-speed hardware. As it comes with a fast-acting poppet valve, it promptly responds to dangerously high pressures and delivers efficient system protection.

Features & Benefits


• Corrosion-resistant zinc alloy housing for longevity in harsh industrial settings
• Wide operating pressure range between 0.5 and 10 bar suits common air-powered applications
• Hard-wearing NBR seal prevents air leakage and maintains stable system pressure
• Suitable for both lubricated and non-lubricated air for versatility

Applications


• Chemical processing
• Stamping machines
• Natural gas refinement
• Oil industry

What causes overpressure in a pneumatic system?


Your system may experience overpressure for many reasons. The most common causes include blocked airways, contaminated air supplies and power failures. Overheating equipment can also cause issues with your system's pressure, as well as presenting a potential fire risk.

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