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Sintered snubbers

July 14, 2011
Sintered snubbers Edited By Catlin Nalley Sintered snubbers increase gauge readability by smoothing out pressure surges, pulsations and spikes, and eliminating instrument failure due to pressure shock. Snubbing action is achieved by using ...
Sintered snubbers

Edited By Catlin Nalley

Sintered snubbers increase gauge readability by smoothing out pressure surges, pulsations and spikes, and eliminating instrument failure due to pressure shock. Snubbing action is achieved by using a corrosion-resistant 316 stainless-steel sintered disc, which is held in place by a 316 stainless-steel set screw. This allows for easy cleaning and replacement of the sintered disc. Simply remove the set screw, replace the disc and then re-insert the set screw. Replacement of the entire unit is no longer necessary.

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