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 PROTEGO® UB/SF diaphragm valve is the only deflagration-proof and endurance burning-proof valve of its kind in the world. It is a highly developed combined pressure and vacuum valve with dynamic and stat...
The PV/ELR type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed combined pressure and vacuum relief valve with excellent flow performance. Typically, the valve is installed in the in-breathing and out-breathing lines...
The PROTEGO® in-line valve DV/ZU is a state-of-the-art pressure and vacuum relief valve with separate flange connections for pressure and vacuum breathing. Typically, the valve is installed in the in-breat...
The PROTEGO® gauging and sampling assembly consists of the manual gauging and sampling device PROTEGO® VP/HK (1), the gauging nozzle PROTEGO® PS/E (2), the gauging pipe PROTEGO...
The PROTEGO® EB end-of-line deflagration flame arrester provides protection against atmospheric deflagration and long-lasting stabilized flames, called endurance burning. The device is typically installed ...
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 PROTEGO® DR/EU series of in-line detonation flame arresters represents further development of PROTEGO® flame arrester series DR/ES, which has been successfully used in industry for decades....
The PROTEGO® in-line valve DV/ZW-F is a state-of-the-art pressure and vacuum relief valve with flanged connections for use in a vent line. Typically, the valve is installed in the inbreathing and out-breat...
The deflagration proof and endurance burning proof PROTEGO® DE/S -MK VI type device is a state of the art high velocity vent valve working on the principle of a dynamic flame arrester. It is primarily use...
