This snubber has been designed to provide pressure surge protection for hydraulic pressure transmitters, pressure switches, and pressure gauges as required by AS 5440. The Micro Damp Visco Multi-Orifice Snubber operates at system pressures of up to 8000 psid and is small enough that it can be incorporated directly into the sensing port of a pressure transducer. The envelope is 0.125 inches in diameter and 0.32 to 0.50 inches long, depending on the Lohm rate required.
Characteristic | Specification |
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Lohm Rate Tolerance | ± 10% |
Maximum Working Pressure | 8000 psid |
Nominal Weight | 0.4 grams |
Total Screen Area | 0.005 in2 |
Screen Open Area | 0.0009 in2 |
Screen Hole Size | 0.004 in |
PART | MATERIAL | SPECIFICATION |
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Body | 304L CRES | AMS QQ-S-763 |
Pin | 17-4PH CRES | AMS 5643 |
Visco Stack | 304L CRES | ASTM A 666 |
Spacers | 304L CRES | QQ-S-763 |
Screens | 304L CRES | ASTM A 666 |
Braze | - | AMS 4774 |
This table below contains the part numbers and technical specifications for this product. If you have specific questions, need a quote, or would like to request a handbook or drawing, click the red request button in the column on the far right.
Part Number | Description |
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CUTA1250306C | Installation / Extraction Tool Set |
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