Pulsation Damper Types Drawing Menue

Pulsation Damper with Gas in bladder 30Kpsi 2070 bar Gas Bag "Bladder"	Pulse Damper Liquid bladder Stainless Wetted	Pulsation Damper Hose Sludge, Slurry and Food Flow Through Flex-Tube	Pulsation Dampner Low Pressure Corrosive Chemical Metering	Pulsation Damper High Pressure PTFE-FlexFlon at 6000 psi 400 bar

Super Duplex SS / 316L Stainless	316L, A20, Hc276, Ti	High Viscosity, and Particulate	PTFE Diaphragms + 316L, A20, etc	To 4", 100 mm, Pipe

Pulsation Damper Non Metal PVC & PolyProp	Pulsation Damper Non Metal and Lined	Pulse Damper Liquid bladder for Ultra Pressure	Pulse Dampener For Food And Drug Drawing Menue	Pulsation Dampner for Hot and Cold Drawings Menue	Pulsation Dampener Bladderless No Moving Parts Drawing Menue ACOUSTIC DAMPERS FOR HIGH FREQUENCIES

Plastic Externals	Any Elast. and Plas.	Liquid Bladder	CIP Below Charge Pressure	Prevent Vapor Pres. Probs.	Dispersive and Dissipative

Know How To Connect It Before You Select It

This "Y,T" piece replaces the Ts that you would have to purchase and weld into your system. Its top face is an "O" ring flange. Dampers are serviced by simply removing the four bolts. If you wish to be able to run your system without the dampers in place we provide flow caps to go in place of the damper so that your system may continue to be used without the damper in place. [Show Me]

Part Number

A full alphanumeric part number description for entering in the box on the drawing that you have printed is available via the tabulation(s) referred to above.
Within the tabulation(s) there is a row for your chosen equipment; the rows begin with letters that determine the product type, using an abbreviation of your equipment. Following that there are letters that determine your material of choice, an example is “SS” for stainless steel.
After the material, the next groups of characters are volume (in liters), a pressure (in bar), and connection sizes. If you would care to enter this string in the bottom right hand corner of the drawing which you have printed, then you will have an exact record of the name and dimensions of the equipment you have chosen.

Recording Dimensions

After you have selected the damper that you think is most ideal for your application, clicked on it to bring up the drawing image, and have clicked on the drawing image to view the PDF printable version, print the PDF version of your selection.
Then, please go to http://www.PulseGuard.co.uk, find the damper type on the PulseGuard Limited home page, and click on the size button for your selected equipment type. Clicking on a size button results in tabulation appearing from which you can choose the volume of your ideal damper.
NOTE THE LENGTH AND DIAMETER, AND WRITE THEM INTO THE LENGTH AND DIAMETER SPACES AVAILABLE ON THE TYPICAL DRAWING YOU HAVE PRINTED OUT.