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. ...
The PROTEGO® sampling and air bleed valve is used for flame transmission-proof venting of pipelines and equipment that transports or processes flammable liquids and for taking liquid samples. The valve inc...
The PROTEGO® LDA-W liquid detonation flame arrester was developed for storage container filling lines that are not continuously filled with product and sometimes contain a combustible mixture. The device i...
PROTEGO® air-drying device of types LA or LA/V is used when suction air must be dried for atmospheric venting of storage tanks where only little or no humidity is allowed to get into the tank or the s...
In the development of the PROTEGO® DR/SBW in-line Detonation flame arrester, special effort was made to ease future maintenance of the flame arresters. The PROTEGO® flame arrester unit (5) ca...
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 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 in-line deflagration flame arresters type PROTEGO® FA-I-PTFE are the latest generation of flame arresters and are distinguished by their unique resistance to adhesive and corrosive media. The use of fl...
The deflagration-proof and endurance burning-proof PV/EBR-E type PROTEGO® valve is a highly developed combined pressure/ vacuum relief valve for high fl ow capacities with an integrated flame arrester that...
PROTEGO® gauge hatches PS/K and PS/TK are used as lockable gauge nozzles which are only opened for gauging or sampling. The gauge hatches PROTEGO® PS/K and PS/TK mainly consist of housin...
