Series 482

Pressure reducing made of stainless steel, with flange connections

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Valve size

DN 15 to DN 100
1/2" to 4"

Pressure

Inlet pressure: up to 40 bar, Outlet pressure: 0.5 bar to 15 bar

Temperature

-20 °C to 120 °C

Product design

straightway form

Material

Stainless steel

Nominal width

DN 15 to DN 100
1/2" to 4"

Medium

Liquids
neutral, non-neutral
Air, gases and vapours
neutral, non-neutral
Potable water

Temperature in °C

-20 °C to 120 °C

Pressure in bar

Inlet pressure: up to 40 bar, Outlet pressure: 0.5 bar to 15 bar

Discover the versatility of the GOETZE series 482 - your ideal partner for flange connections in valve technology. This product series covers the nominal diameter range from DN 15 to DN 100, with both high-pressure and low-pressure versions available for the frequently requested sizes DN 20 to DN 50.

The pressure reducing valve series 482 is specially designed for demanding applications in drinking water supply in accordance with DIN 1988, process water supply in industry and building technology, as well as in fire extinguishing technology and sprinkler systems. This series is also used in commercial and industrial systems.

The pressure reducing valves in this series offer a reliable solution for ensuring a constant outlet pressure despite varying inlet pressures in the pipework. On request, each pressure reducing valve can be equipped with a high-quality stainless steel pressure gauge to precisely monitor the pressure ranges.

We pay particular attention to ease of maintenance. The integrated, replaceable function cartridge with dirt trap strainer in the flange versions makes maintenance considerably easier and extends the service life of the product.

Rely on the quality and reliability of GOETZE in valve technology. The 482 series is your first choice for efficient and safe pressure control in various applications.

connection types

Flange connection

Drinking water supply according to DIN 1988
process water supply in industrial-and building technology
Fire extinguishing technology and sprinkler systems
Shipbuilding and offshore equipment
Commercial and industrial plants
Secondary sectors of the food, beverage, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries

Use of pressure reducing valves if a certain pressure on the output side must not be exceeded in the pipe network despite different pressures on the input side.