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5000 psig3/4 in. Tube Fitting5 psig Cracking Pressure316 SS

Swagelok SS-CHS12-5 Stainless Steel Poppet Check Valve, 3/4 in. Tube Fitting

Swagelok SS-CHS12-5 is a 316 stainless steel poppet check valve featuring 3/4 in. Swagelok tube fittings, 5000 psig pressure rating, and 5 psig fixed cracking pressure.

Swagelok SS-CHS12-5 Stainless Steel Poppet Check Valve, 3/4 in. Tube Fitting

Swagelok SS-CHS12-5 is a stainless steel poppet check valve designed to control back flow in general-service and high-purity applications. This check valve features 3/4 in. Swagelok tube fittings and provides a fixed cracking pressure of 5 psig (0.35 bar). It is constructed from 316 stainless steel with a fluorocarbon FKM O-ring and offers a room temperature pressure rating of 5000 psig (344 bar).

Specifications

SpecificationValue
Backup Ring MaterialPTFE
Body Material316 Stainless Steel
Cleaning ProcessStandard Cleaning and Packaging (SC-10)
Connection 1 Size3/4 in.
Connection 1 TypeSwagelok® Tube Fitting
Connection 2 Size3/4 in.
Connection 2 TypeSwagelok® Tube Fitting
Cracking Pressure5 psi (0.35 bar, 0.035 MPa)
CV Maximum4.7
O-Ring MaterialFluorocarbon FKM
Room Temperature Pressure Rating5000 PSIG @ 100°F /344 BAR @ 37℃
Surface FinishStandard
TestingNo Optional Testing
eClass (4.1)37010801
eClass (5.1.4)27300400
eClass (6.0)27300601
eClass (6.1)27300601
eClass (10.1)27300601
UNSPSC (4.03)40141622
UNSPSC (10.0)40141641
UNSPSC (11.0501)40141641
UNSPSC (13.0601)40141641
UNSPSC (15.1)40141641
UNSPSC (17.1001)40141641

WARNING

Do not mix/interchange Swagelok products or components not governed by industrial design standards, including Swagelok tube fitting end connections, with those of other manufacturers.

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