Parker MARA Series Metal Seat Relief Valve (Factory Set) - MPI™ Specialty Valves
Parker MARA Series Metal Seat Relief Valve (Factory Set) - MPI™ Specialty Valves
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Parker MARA Series Metal Seat Relief Valve - Precise venting, 3000-15000 psi, for gas/liquid systems.
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The Parker MARA Series Metal Seat Relief Valve, factory set for precise venting of gases or liquids, offers a pressure range from 3,000 to 15,000 psi. Designed for pressure gas, cryogenic, and petrochemical systems, these valves handle air, gases, steam, and liquids with exceptional precision. Not recommended for steam boiler applications, these valves ensure proportional pressure release, accuracy of +/-3% of setpoint, and a full flow at 10% over set pressure. Constructed for reliability and durability, the MARA series meets stringent industry standards for performance and safety.
Product Specifications
Dimensions A
10.62 in
Dimensions Back Pressure Max
500 psi | 34 bar
Dimensions Connection
MPI™ to FNPT
Dimensions Orifice Diameter
.188 in
Dimensions Pressure Rating Max
10000 psi | 690 bar
Dimensions Pressure Rating Min
5000 psi | 345 bar
Dimensions Repair Kits
R9MARA-10K-2507
Dimensions Size
9/16 x 3/4
Specifications Caution
Parker Relief Valves are preset and factory sealed. Warranty is voided if seal is broken by customer. Maximum system operating pressure should not exceed 90% of relief valve set pressure. Pressures in excess of this value may cause weepage resulting in damage to plug and seat.Care should be taken when locating a relief valve within a piping system to keep the relief valve as far from the pump as possible. Certain pumps create an end-of-stroke spike in pressure that is not detectable by common instrumentation. These spikes could cause premature failure of the relief valve.