REDisc

No damage due to pressure fluctuations and unwanted pressure increases with the innovative REDisc overpressure valve.

Solution for processes where even the smallest pressure fluctuations are undesirable:

Can be used as often as required, more efficient than bursting discs
Low response pressure, also adaptable to individual process conditions on request

The REDisc overpressure valve meets the highest safety and reliability requirements and is versatile – for example in isolators.

Certificates

We guarantee safety.

Thanks to the low response pressure below 0.1 bar, the REDisc valve is not a classic safety valve in the sense of the Pressure Equipment Directive 2014/68 EU and therefore does not fall within the scope of ISO 4126-1. Nevertheless, we fulfil the requirements of this product standard as far as applicable to our product.

EN 12266-1 Leakage rate A

FDA

EC 1935/2004

Features

REDisc. Compact and customisable

REDisc – the ideal product solution for pressure equalisation in isolators. With a reliable opening and 100% gas tightness. In accordance with DIN 12266-1 leakage rate A, a maximum of safety. The Tri-Clamp version meets all the requirements of numerous isolator manufacturers, especially in the pharmaceutical sector. The product can be installed easily, hygienically and without complications.

Functional principle

How the overpressure valve REDisc works.

REDisc is available in several versions, but the functional principle is always the same. In the REDisc version, you can check the 100 % tightness at any time by means of a hand pump with pressure gauge. Test pressure is built up via a test groove milled into the housing.

REDisc closed

In the resting state, the closing body is in the closed position. The valve is closed and tight. In normal operation and below the defined opening pressure, the closing body remains in the closed position.

REDisc open

In case of overpressure, the pressure pushes the closing body into the open position. This allows the excess pressure to escape. When the pressure drops again, the valve closes by itself.