Parker MARSA Soft Seat Relief Valve Set
Parker MARSA Soft Seat Relief Valve Set
SKU:VAL-487312
Reliably vent gases at precise pressures. Soft seat design ensures zero leakage. Ideal for critical pressure gas systems.
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The Parker MARSA Soft Seat Relief Valve (Factory Set) is expertly engineered to reliably vent gases at pressures ranging from 1,500 psi to 15,000 psi. Featuring a soft seat design that ensures bubble-tight sealing and repeatable pop-off and reseat capabilities, this precision valve guarantees zero leakage in pressure gas systems. Designed for critical applications where reliability is paramount, this valve offers a higher cycle life than metal seat relief valves, ensuring long-term performance and durability. Note: Not suitable for liquid nitrogen or liquid carbon dioxide applications. Order your MARSA Soft Seat Relief Valve today for unparalleled reliability and precision.
Product Specifications
Dimensions A
10.62 in
Dimensions Back Pressure Max
500 psi | 34 bar
Dimensions Connection
MPI™ to FNPT
Dimensions Orifice Diameter
.156 in
Dimensions Pressure Rating Max
10000 psi | 690 bar
Dimensions Pressure Rating Min
5000 psi | 345 bar
Dimensions Repair Kits
R9MARSA-10K
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.