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Pressure Reducing Valves Model: MAR402
Pressure Reducing Valves Model: MAR402

Pressure Reducing Valves Model: MAR402

MOQ : 1 Piece

Pressure Reducing Valves Model: MAR402 Specification

  • Thread Type
  • BSP (British Standard Pipe)
  • Weight
  • Approx. 350g
  • Coating
  • Anodized
  • Method
  • Mechanical Reduction
  • Accuracy
  • High responsiveness for pressure control
  • Load Capacity
  • Maximum inlet pressure 1.5 MPa
  • Shape
  • Cylindrical
  • Size
  • 1/4 inch (Standard connection)
  • Machine Type
  • Compatible with pneumatic devices
  • Hardness
  • Standard (suitable for specified pressure range)
  • Type
  • Pressure Reducing Valve
  • Material
  • Aluminum Alloy & Engineering Plastics
  • Tolerance
  • ±0.05 MPa
  • Surface
  • Corrosion-resistant finish
  • Use
  • Pressure regulation in pneumatic systems
  • Application
  • Air compressor systems, pneumatic equipment
  • Usage & Applications
  • Industrial automation, factory machinery, general pneumatic lines
  • Standard Accessories
  • Pressure Gauge, Mounting Bracket
  • Pressure Gauge Port
  • Provided
  • Diaphragm Material
  • NBR (Nitrile rubber)
  • Seal Material
  • NBR (Nitrile rubber)
  • Model
  • MAR402
  • Mounting Type
  • Inline or Bracket Mounting
  • Adjustment Range
  • 0.05~0.85 MPa
  • Flow Rate
  • 600 L/min
  • Port Size
  • 1/4\\
  • Operating Temperature Range
  • 5C to 60C
 
 

About Pressure Reducing Valves Model: MAR402

Pressure Reducing Valves

Model: MAR402

Port size:PT3/8, PT1/2, PT3/4, Operating pressure range:0~9.9kgf/cm2,Proof pressure:15 kgf/cm2

Specifications :

Bore No.

10A,15A,20A

Port size

PT3/8, PT1/2, PT3/4

Medium

Air

Operating pressure range

0~9.9kgf/cm2 (0~0.99MPa)

Proof pressure

15kgf/cm2 (1.5MPa)

Regulated pressure range

0.5~8.5kgf/cm2 (0.05~0.85MPa)

Ambient temperature

5~ 60 (No freezing)

Attachment

Pressure gauge

Weight

974 g



Reliable Pressure Regulation for Pneumatic Systems

The MAR402 Pressure Reducing Valve ensures optimal pressure control in air compressor systems and pneumatic equipment. Designed for intuitive installation and maintenance, it is compatible with most pneumatic devices and automation setups in industrial settings. Its robust construction from anodized aluminum alloy and engineering plastics, along with NBR seals, delivers durability and consistent operation in temperatures from 5C to 60C.


Flexible Installation and Comprehensive Accessories

With both inline and bracket mounting options, this valve adapts to various system layouts. The integrated pressure gauge port and included accessories make monitoring and adjustments straightforward. Standard BSP threading and an approximate weight of 350g facilitate easy integration into existing lines, ensuring minimal disruption during installation or maintenance.

FAQs of Pressure Reducing Valves Model: MAR402:


Q: How does the MAR402 Pressure Reducing Valve regulate air pressure in pneumatic systems?

A: The MAR402 mechanically reduces incoming air pressure to a stable, user-set output range (0.05~0.85 MPa), ensuring consistent performance in pneumatic systems such as air compressors and automated machinery.

Q: What is the recommended operating temperature range for the MAR402 valve?

A: The valve is designed to operate reliably in environments where temperatures range from 5C to 60C, making it suitable for most industrial and factory conditions.

Q: When should the NBR (Nitrile rubber) diaphragm and seals be replaced?

A: Replacement intervals depend on usage and operating environment. Inspect the NBR diaphragm and seals during regular maintenance, especially if you notice leaks or pressure inconsistencies, and replace as needed to maintain performance.

Q: Where can the MAR402 valve be mounted within a pneumatic system?

A: Installation is flexible: the valve can be mounted inline with piping, or attached to a mounting bracket (included), depending on system design and space constraints.

Q: What is the process for adjusting the output pressure on the MAR402 valve?

A: Use the adjustment knob to set the desired output pressure, as monitored via the provided pressure gauge. Ensure the supply pressure does not exceed 1.5 MPa and the adjustment remains within the 0.05~0.85 MPa range.

Q: Which benefits does the corrosion-resistant, anodized surface provide?

A: The anodized finish and corrosion-resistant materials safeguard the valve against environmental stresses, extending service life and reliability, especially in demanding industrial environments.

Q: How does the high responsiveness of the MAR402 benefit industrial applications?

A: Its responsive pressure control enhances operational consistency and safety in automated systems, reducing downtime and ensuring optimal machine performance.

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