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High quality U.S. manufactured valves designed to meet many options encountered in the oil and gas industry.
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69ss Series
69 Series
88 Series
89 Series
560-570 series
69ss Series
69 Series
88 Series
89 Series
560-570 series

Brass Series

The Taylor Brass Series Valves are designed for Liquid Relief by-pass, Air/Gas Protection and High Pressure applications making them an excellent choice for Air, Gas or Liquid relief applications.

 

 

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Features

69 Series

• Field adjustable by simple removal of the hex-cap
• Metal to metal precision lapped seating
• Back pressure tested
• Ease of cleaning and maintenance with simple bonnet removal.
• Stainless steel springs
• Single piece – 100% leak free bonnet Features:

88/89 Series

• Precision lapped metal to metal seating
• Stainless steel springs
• Ruggedly constructed
• Closed seal hex cap or lift lever options
• Wide variety of inlet and outlet options
• Disk-guided seat provides quick, accurate and excellent re-seating
• Maximum temperature 406°F (208°C)

560/570 Series

• Designed for durability
• 6 orifices – 12 sizes of piping options
• Top guided seating and discharge
• Full nozzle, high-capacity levels
• Short, tuned blow-down with dual-ring technology
• Heavy duty hood and lever mechanism
• Standard 17-7 stainless steel springs

Applications

69Series:

  • Include liquid by-pass, regulation, continuous relief and over-protection. Used on pumping stations, tanks, hydraulics, fluid / piping lines, oil fields, gas lines and more where a Liquid or Water Relief Valve is needed

88/89 Series:

  • Over pressure protection on Pressure vessels, Piping systems, Tanks, Compressors, Dryers, Inter and After-coolers

560/570 Series:

  • Steam Boilers, Air Compressors, Dryers, Receivers, Pressure Vessels, Piping Systems, Accumulators, Reducing Stations, Tanks, Inter/AfterCoolers, Cooking Equipment, Autoclaves, Sterilizers or wherever higher-capacity pressure protection or relief may be required
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