The deflagration-proof and endurance burning-proof VD-SV-EB type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed combined pressure/vacuum relief valve for high flow capacities with the integrated flame arrester PROTE...

The ER/V type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed emergency pressure relief valve with high flow capacity. It is primarily used as a device for emergency pressure relief for storage tanks, containers, sil...

The atmospheric deflagration-proof and endurance burningproof PV/EB type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed combined pressure/vacuum relief valve for high flow capacities with an integrated flame arreste...

The PROTEGO® in-line valve DZ/T-F is a state-of-the-art pressure or vacuum relief valve for higher system pressures. Typically, the valve is installed in the in-breathing or outbreathing lines of tanks, ve...

The P/ELR type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed pressure relief valve with excellent flow performance. It is primarily used as a device for relieving pressure in tanks, containers, and process engineer...

For many years the PROTEGO® BE/HR end-of-line deflagration flame arrester has been successfully used to protect vessels and process engineering apparatus which are not pressurized. The device provides prot...

The ER/V-F type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed emergency pressure relief valve with high flow capacity. It is primarily used as a device for emergency pressure relief for storage tanks, containers, s...

The SV/T-0-H type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed vacuum relief valve with a valve housing that is equipped with a heating jacket that can be heated up to the flange. It is primarily used as a device ...

The PROTEGO® DA-CG series of detonation arresters was mainly developed for the North American market and optimized to meet the demands of the US Coast Guard. The devices are symmetrical and offer bi-direct...

Fixed roof tanks (e.g. slop tanks) are equipped with Floating Skimmer System PROTEGO® SA/DA to discharge the liquid at the liquid surface. In this process, the inlet opening is always moved with the liquid...