Safety Valve
Safety Valve
Safety Valve also known as “Safety valve” or “Safety”, is a safety device of the system. Its main function is to release the pressure inside the system. The valve will automatically operate when the pressure exceeds the set value. This type of valve is used for compressible fluids such as steam or gases that require rapid pressure relief.
Safety Valve of SK Fitting valve is of high quality. There are both shanked (Steam) and shankless (Water) versions for you to choose according to your intended use.
Material: brass, cast iron, ammonia cast iron
Pressure: 3.5K,7K,10K
Type: with handle, without handle
End. Connection: Thread, flange
Size: 1/2” – 4″
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