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NG # 0073316-HW-RS-0316
Gas Sulphonator Automatic Switchover Systems provide uninterrupted sulfur dioxide feed for water dechlorination applications. Featuring corrosion-resistant construction, automatic cylinder changeover, and independent vacuum regulators, the system ensures reliable operation, efficient gas utilization, simplified maintenance, and continuous performance in industrial and wastewater treatment processes.
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Get A QuoteREGAL Automatic Switchover Gas Sulphonator Systems are designed for continuous sulfur dioxide feeding in water, wastewater, and industrial dechlorination processes. Each cylinder includes an independent vacuum regulator and safety valve, ensuring uninterrupted operation during maintenance. The factory-adjusted detent mechanism enables accurate automatic switchover and full gas utilization. Clear in-use and standby indicators, combined with corrosion-resistant construction, improve reliability, safety, and operational efficiency.
Operating Type : Vacuum-operated system
Construction : Corrosion-resistant heavy-duty materials
Backup System : Independent regulator and safety valve for each cylinder
Switchover : Automatic factory-adjusted detent mechanism
Indicator : In-use / standby cylinder indication
Metering : Dual-scale metering tubes
Minimum Feed Rate : 1/20th of maximum capacity
Capacities :
Model 716 : 4–100 PPD (75–2000 gms/hr)
Model 726 : 250 PPD (5 kg/hr)
Model 756 : 500 PPD (10 kg/hr)
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