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Cash Acme EB45 Series 23155-0045 Pressure Regulating Valve, 1 in Connection, Single Union x NPT, 10 to 70 psi Regulating

  • Model Number: 23155-0045
  • UPC: 697285231559
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  • Cash Acme EB45 Series 23155-0045 Pressure Regulating Valve, 1 in Connection, Single Union x NPT, 10 to 70 psi Regulating

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    Cash Acme 23155-0045

    The EB-45 Series is a lead-free one 1/2 cartridge-based pressure reducing and regulating valve with a bronze body. The valve construction is similar to a traditional regulator in that it retains a separate spring chamber and adjusting screw, but offers the simplicity and maintenance benefits of a cartridge-based valve. The EB-45 is assembled using modular construction methods and features end connections threaded for both FIP and union in 1/2 in through 2 in sizes. The EB-45 is intended for use where supply line pressure does not exceed 300 psi (400 psi 1/2 in, 3/4 in and 1 in). The EB-45 pressure regulators are supplied by the factory with a standard delivery setting of 45 psi. The outlet pressure can be adjusted from 10 to 70 psi without changing the spring. This regulator is suited for either cold or hot (to 180 deg F) water service.

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    Actuator Type    :    Manual
    Body Material    :    Brass
    Connection Size    :    1 in
    Connection Type    :    Single Union x NPT
    Dimensions    :    6.17 in L x 5.4 in H
    Media    :    Water
    Operating Pressure    :    400 psi
    Regulating Pressure    :    10 to 70 psi
    Softgoods Material    :    EPDM/Polyphenylene
    Temperature Rating    :    33 to 180 deg F
    Trim Material    :    Iron/Stainless Steel/Steel
    • Modular cartridge design reduces the number of parts requiring service
    • Rugged bronze body offers excellent reliability, improved user safety
    • Designed for small and economic considerations
    • By-pass mechanism integral with the cartridge