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SCHLESINGER Flanged Bursting Discs

Flanged bursting discs (flanged rupture disks) are the ideal solution when pressurised systems need to be secured. Their low spatial requirements and fully metallic sealing surfaces are their stand-out characteristics. Flanged bursting discs (flanged rupture disks) can be used in valves and can also protect containers and plants against excessive overpressure: the bursting disc tears in the event of a system failure at the predetermined pressure, the medium can escape in a controlled manner and containers and plants remain undamaged.

FLANGED BURSTING DISCS FEATURES

  • Individual product specification with regard to material, pressure and dimensions
  • Low space requirements during installation
  • High tightness of bursting disc and coupling
  • Accurate test methods guarantee the burst pressure

Description

SCHLESINGER

Berstscheiben Schlesinger GmbH is a modern, internationally oriented manufacturer of safety products including rupture discs and bursting discs in Germany.

FLANGED RUPTURE DISKS

Flanged bursting discs (flanged rupture disks) with small nominal widths are a speciality of Berstscheiben Schlesinger GmbH. We offer our customers very small as well as very large series, covering a multitude of different materials, pressures and dimensions. You can choose between the materials nickel, stainless steel and aluminium in sizes from 7 to 21 millimetres in order to match the needs of your application. We are therefore able to make the ideal bursting disc for almost any type of coupling. We also offer the corresponding coupling for it.

TECHNICAL DATA

Standard nominal size (Outside Ø): 7, 8.5, 10, 12.5, 13.9, 18 & 21 mm (Special size on request)

Standard thread: BSP (G1/4″, G3/8″, G1/2″, G3/4″ & G1″), Metric threads (M8, M10 & M12) and UNF (7/16″-20, 1/2″-20)

Media: Gas, steam, liquid

Temperature range: -80°C to +450°C

Tolerance of Burst pressure: ±10%

Materials: Stainless steel, Nickel, Aluminium

Certifications: CE marking according to Directive 2014/68 EU