The PROTEGO® type TS/… series of hydraulic flame arresters are mainly designed to protect process plants which are connected to waste thermal combustion units. Hydraulic flame arresters of the TS/… ser...
PROTEGO® ITV-S in-tank valves are used in storage tanks for cryogenic liquids in order to seal off discharge lines in the event of an accident or emergency. These devices meet the requirements of API 625.
PROTEGO® gauge hatches types PF/K, PF/TK, and PS/KF are used as lockable gauge nozzles which are only opened for gauging or sampling. Otherwise, they are tightly closed. The gauge hatches PROTEGO
The PROTEGO® in-line valve DV/ZT-F is a state-of-the-art pressure and vacuum relief valve. Typically, the valve is installed in the in-breathing and out-breathing lines of tanks, vessels, and process equip...
The PROTEGO® valve V/KSM is a state-of-the-art vacuum relief valve with excellent flow performance made of high-grade synthetic material. It is used as a device to relieve vacuum in tanks, containers, and ...
The PROTEGO® type ER-V-LP valve is a sophisticated pressure relief valve for applications in which a high flow efficiency is of the essence. It is primarily used as an emergency pressure relief valve on st...
PROTEGO® NB/AP in-tank valves are used in storage tanks for cryogenic liquids in order to seal off discharge lines in the event of an accident or emergency (pipe bursting). These devices meet the requireme...
PROTEGO® SI/DP Internal Safety Valves (in-tank valves) are used as additional Shut-off Valves for double-walled containers, e.g., for storing liquefied gases, cryogenic gases, or other low...
The PROTEGO® Type PM-HF pilot-controlled diaphragm valve is a highly developed valve for pressure and vacuum relief. Primarily used as a device for outbreathing in tanks, vessels, and process engineering e...
The PROTEGO® DA-G series is a compact in-line detonation flame arrester for installation in pipes with diameters up to 3“ and is used, for example, in industrial applications such as gas analysis lines. ...
