Hoffman 402526 Series 2200 Pressure Reducing Main Valve 3" Flanged
Hoffman 402526 Series 2200 Pressure Reducing Main Valve 3" Flanged
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 402526 |
| Model Designation | Series 2200 |
| Connection Size | 3" Flanged |
Maintain consistent system pressure and reliable performance with the Hoffman 402526 Series 2200 pressure reducing main valve. This robust 3-inch flanged component is engineered to provide precise pressure control in demanding hydronic heating and process piping applications, ensuring long-term operational efficiency.
The 2200 series utilizes a high-sensitivity diaphragm design that responds rapidly to downstream pressure fluctuations. By balancing inlet pressure against an adjustable spring load, the valve modulates flow to maintain a steady outlet pressure, preventing thermal shock and mechanical strain on downstream piping and connected heat exchangers.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Pressure Regulation: Maintains stable outlet pressure to protect sensitive downstream hydronic equipment.
- Flanged Connection: Industrial-grade 3-inch flanged ports facilitate secure, leak-resistant installation.
- Robust Construction: Built for high-durability service in centralized boiler plant systems.
⚠️ Application Profile: Ideal for use in commercial facility steam-to-water heat exchangers, high-capacity building heating loops, and industrial pressure-regulated piping networks.
