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Silencer for cylinder valves
For the low-noise depressurization of compressed-air cylinders
Why use a silencer during cylinder depressurization?
Depressurizing compressed-air cylinders by widely opening their valves generates enormous levels of noise that pose a serious health hazard and violate occupational health and safety regulations.
To avoid this hazard, our silencer made of sintered metal can be screwed into the cylinder valve prior to depressurization so as to reduce the noise to acceptable levels.
How to use the silencer
Screw the silencer into the cylinder valve and slowly open the valve. The air now escapes from the cylinder via the silencer, creating significantly less noise.
Important
If the cylinder contains moist air (which should not happen), there is a risk that freezing moisture will seal the pores of the silencer, which can cause the silencer (sintered filter) to burst!
Specifications
| dimensions (l × ⌀): | 105 × 35 mm |
| weight: | approx. 0.35 kg |
| high-pressure connector: | 200/300 bar (DIN 477) |