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REMBE Introduces Q-Flap NX Explosion Isolation Valve

Article-REMBE Introduces Q-Flap NX Explosion Isolation Valve

REMBE Inc. introduces the Q-Flap NX inlet explosion isolation valve
REMBE Inc. introduces the Q-Flap NX inlet explosion isolation valve

REMBE Inc. introduces the Q-Flap NX inlet explosion isolation valve to prevent explosion propagation through ductwork.

This improved version features magnets that hold the flap open and significantly reduces the pressure drop across the valve. This change now means that the suction from the dust collector only moves the product. This saves energy since fans require less horsepower and product flow is improved by the dramatic reduction in pressure drop. 

In addition, this optimal system design allows for up to two elbows in ductwork prior to valve installation, which eases the retrofitting process. And, the optional auto cleaning feature reduces downtime and speeds up cleaning. 

Other features include:

* Meets or exceeds NFPA Standards requirements
* Available in carbon steel or stainless steel construction
* Valve sizes range from 3 to 40 in.
* Accumulation sensor is integrated as a standard feature
* Compatible with metal dust processes

REMBE Inc., Charlotte, NC 704-716-7022 www.rembe.us

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