LEGRIS TRANSAIR LOCKABLE BALL D50 4092 50 00

Transair valves are designed for quick and easy integration into a Transair system. Valves are an important addition to any compressed air system to stop the flow of air to certain parts of the system. Placing valves at strategic points (i.e. compressor outlets, dryers, storage tanks, drop lines, etc) allow for system isolation for routine maintenance or layout reconfigurations. Transair offers ball and butterfly valves to fit size constraints and preference.



The “full bore” design of Transair valves, paired with the low coefficient of friction in the aluminum pipe ensures optimal flow throughout the compressed air system. All valves are 100% recyclable, silicone free, and made from materials with no propagation of flame. All valves conform to the UL94HB standard. Parker Hannifin warrants all Transair components to be free of defects in material and workmanship for 10 years from the date of installation.



Dependent on size, Transair valves connect via: push to connect, snap ring, or flange and bolt technology. For the full installation instructions, download our installation manual.



Markets:

• Automotive Assembly

• Food & Beverage

• Packaging

• Industrial Plants

• Aerospace



Features/Benefits:

• Quick connection technology

• Modular and reusable

• Corrosion resistant

• Full-bore design

• Optimum flow rate

• 100% recyclable

• Faster installation

• Lower installation costs

• Immediate pressurization

• Lightweight

• 10-year Warranty



Applications:

• Compressed Air

• Vacuum

• Industrial/inert Gases (i.e. Argon, Nitrogen, Carbon Dioxide)



Maximum Working Pressure:

• 1/2” to 4”: 232psi (15,9bar) when the system is operated between -4 to +113 F (-20 to +46.1 C)

• 6”: 188psi (12,9 bar) when the system is operated between -4 to +140 F (-20 to + 60 C)



Maximum Working Temperature (1/2” to 4”):

• 185°F when system is operated at 101psi or lower

• 158°F when the system is operated at 145psi or lower

• 140°F when the system is operated at 188psi or lower

• 115°F when the system is operated at 232psi or lower