Kofloc Model 6610 Pressure Regulator Valve

Description

The Kofloc Model 6610 Pressure Regulator Valve operates as a secondary pressure control solution, specifically tailored for non-corrosive gas applications. Its primary function is to maintain a constant secondary pressure, shielding downstream equipment from the risks of pressure surges or instability.

What sets this model apart is its superior diaphragm design and internal valve mechanism, which minimize the “droop” effect commonly found in standard regulators. By integrating the Kofloc Model 6610 Pressure Regulator Valve into your flow control system, you achieve a level of repeatability and sensitivity that is essential for analytical instruments and precise manufacturing processes. The robust construction ensures a long service life with minimal maintenance requirements.

Brand

Kofloc

The natural environment is preserved through the balance of solids, liquids and gases that exist on the earth. However, human civilization has caused pollution that has greatly damaged our environment. The task of the present generation is to restore our environment to its natural healthy state. And this is also the greatest challenge for 21st century science and technology.

KOFLOC's corporate motto is "A Scientific Approach for Fluids." In other words, we create products that scientifically measure and control the balance of liquids and gases. We trust that through our work we are making a contribution to the regeneration of the environment and to the establishment of a prosperous society.

Features

Precision pressure regulation for stable secondary output.
Compact and space-saving design for easy integration into existing panels.
High sensitivity adjustment knob for fine-tuning pressure levels.
Compatible with a wide range of non-corrosive gases.
Durable internal components designed for long-term repeatability.

Applications

Gas Chromatography: Ensuring stable carrier gas flow for analytical accuracy.
Semiconductor Manufacturing: Precise atmosphere control in fabrication environments.
Biotechnology: Managing gas pressure in bioreactors and laboratory incubators.
General Industrial Automation: Protecting sensitive sensors and actuators from pressure spikes.