InterpumpGas Valves & Regulation
Interpump PRESS. REG. VALVE TIMAX(BRASS)
Interpump pressure regulating valve in brass construction for hydraulic and fluid power systems. Rated for 200 L/min flow at 60 bar maximum pressure and 85°C operating temperature. Suitable for industrial machinery…
SKU 3G-ITP-02871
Also listed as: ZKTIMAX000 · ZKTIMAX 000
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3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore
Product Description
Interpump pressure regulating valve in brass construction for hydraulic and fluid power systems. Rated for 200 L/min flow at 60 bar maximum pressure and 85°C operating temperature. Suitable for industrial machinery and mobile equipment requiring compact pressure control.
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Common applications for InterpumpShipyard hull cleaning and surface prep — HT100 and W951 paired with dual-lance guns for dockyard service
Petrochemical heat-exchanger descaling — WS-series stainless pumps for neutral-pH cleaning chemistry
Outdoor HVAC condenser mist cooling — ZP180 pumps on rooftop chiller decks
Textile fibre-finishing — W170 and W270 for mist-jet application across drying lines
Municipal water treatment — W951 motor pumps for high-pressure disinfection chemical injection
Interpump Products
3G Electric supplies Interpump gas valves & regulation. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
