
Gas Pressure Regulators
F Series – Gas Pressure Regulators, Flanged Connection PS: 25 bar
Direct-acting, spring-loaded regulation with flanged connections, rated PS 25 bar.
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R Series – Gas Pressure Regulator, Threaded Connection PS: 16 bar
The R Series is a direct-acting, spring-loaded gas pressure regulator designed and manufactured according to the 2014/68/EU Pressure Equipment Directive, EN 334 and EN 14382. A fail-open design with a balanced valve or ratio system, it holds outlet pressure across a wide regulation range and seals fully at zero flow, making it the threaded-connection workhorse for service lines and industrial installations up to 16 bar.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Design pressure (PS) | 16 bar |
| Connections | Threaded BSP / NPT |
| Operating principle | Direct-acting, spring-loaded, fail open |
| Design standards | EN 334, EN 14382 |
| Compliance | 2014/68/EU Pressure Equipment Directive |
| Safety options | Slam-shut (min/max), internal relief valve |
| Temperature range | −20 °C to +60 °C |
| Suitable media | Natural gas, LPG, air, non-corrosive gases |
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Documentation for R Series – Gas Pressure Regulator, Threaded Connection PS: 16 bar is issued on request against the confirmed specification. Request the document pack.

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