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High-pressure valve
for fuelflow-controlfor aircraft

high-pressure valve
high-pressure valve
high-pressure valve
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Characteristics

Media
for fuel
Function
flow-control
Applications
for aircraft
Other characteristics
high-pressure, in-line, low-pressure, high-flow, with filter, thermal, relief, expansion
Pressure

Max.: 6,000 psi

Min.: 0.2 psi

Description

Crissair, Inc. has a long history in the aircraft industry, having provided precision products for almost every airframe manufacturer and major subcontractor. Our goal is to provide superb, high-quality components of every complexity level for hydraulic, fuel, and pneumatic systems. With more than 11,000 unique designs ranging from complete manifold assemblies to less complex valve assemblies, we are able to work closely with each of our clients to ensure project perfection from initial proposal through the final qualification. Our relief valves are used for system functionality, system over-pressurization, and thermal expansion. Crissair designs and manufactures several types of relief valves, from high-pressure and high-flow system relief valves to direct acting low-pressure relief valves. Our valves are qualified for system pressures from 0.2 to over 6000 PSI using materials including stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium. The world-class line of high-pressure system relief valves offers an amazingly stable flow curve with low pressure drops from crack to full flow, and very tight internal leakage rates at reseat and below. Crissair also offers zero-leak relief valves that employ soft seat materials. If you have a specific valve requirement, contact us; we can design our relief valves specifically to fit our customer’s needs.
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.