These snubbers are constructed from low-lead compliant brass and are suitable for drinking water applications. They have a porous filter-type element that’s suited specifically for potable water. These snubbers can be disassembled for cleaning and are a good choice for extending the life of a gauge in high-pressure potable water systems where a pressure instrument may be exposed to severe spikes or pulses.

These snubbers have a porous filter-type element that’s suited specifically for non-corrosive or inert gases such as air and liquid media like water or oil. These snubbers can be disassembled for cleaning and are a good choice for extending the life of a gauge in systems where a pressure instrument may be exposed to severe spikes, peaks, or pulses from liquid or gaseous fluids ranging from air and water to light and heavy oils.

These snubbers have a piston mechanism inside the tube that creates an O-shaped orifice. The movement of the piston helps clears scale and sediment. Brass or stainless-steel snubbers can be used for thick and/or corrosive liquid or gaseous media. Pistons can be exchanged for specific applications and installations to allow use from vacuum to rated max. pressure. These snubbers may be installed at any angle including vertical, horizontal, or inverted, making them a superior choice for protecting pressure instruments from severe pulsations and spikes in challenging applications.

These snubbers have a piston inside the tube that creates an O-shaped orifice with the movement of the piston clearing scale and sediment. Snubbers for air, non-potable water, and steam will be standard brass. Low-lead compliant models are available for drinking water applications. Pistons can be exchanged for specific applications and installations to allow use from vacuum to rated max. pressure. These snubbers may be installed at any angle including vertical, horizontal, or inverted, making them a superior choice for complex installations for most general purpose non-corrosive liquids or gases.