Crystal Industrial’s Retrievers and service valves from India

The high pressure 2″ access fittings’ design gives the ability to perform on-line recovery of coupons and substitution of probes when utilizing Crystal Industrial’s retriever and service valve from India. Retriever tool boxes are accessible with 3600 and 6000 psi pressure rankings and in a wide range of lengths to suit the greatest holder size to be recovered.

The retriever toolbox incorporates: retriever, service valve and instruction.
Devices and valves are provided with shipping cases and the fundamental hand devices for operation.
Substitution seal and repair packs must be requested separately.

Mounting instruments for Crystal Industrial’s High Pressure Access Systems from India

Assembly units fixed on the pipe, giving safe access to the high pressure system when utilizing Crystal Industrial’s Retriever and Service valve from India. The system permits insertion and recovery of the gadgets under pressure allowing observation to be maintained constantly without the need to close down operation of the procedure. Contingent upon the mounting type flareweld, buttweld and flanged access fittings are accessible.

Crystal Industrial’s 2″ access fittings’ design gives the capacity to perform on-line recovery of coupons and substitution of probes when utilizing a retriever and service valve.

• Crystal Industrial’s Access fittings from India are usually evaluated at 6000 psi (~ 400 atm.).
• Meet NACE sour service descriptions.
• Can be hot-tap established.

The mounting instrument kit incorporates: Crystal Industrial’s 2″ access fitting, carrier plug, high pressure protective cover with a pressure gauge.
The probes must be requested separately.

Crystal Industrial’s Protective Covers from India

Protective Covers are composed with inward strings which mate with the Crystal Industrial’s access fitting body and are suggested to avert harm to the fitting’s external thread. Also, they secure the surfaces against which the service valve seals amid recovery operations.

Crystal Industrial’s Heavy Duty Pressure Rated Covers from India

Heavy duty pressure rated covers are produced as standard in AISI 1018 and are provided with a paint coating which suits the most aggressive surroundings. Crystal Industrial’s Covers from India are singly pressure tested for a compression rating of 4000 psi and are accessible with an alternative bleed valve as well as pressure gauge.

Crystal Industrial’s Covers from India are accessible with or without a center gap. Center gaps are needed when an exterior sensor attachment is needed to be permanently set up. Covers with an unthreaded 1 3/8″ (3.5 cm) diameter middle hole are needed for establishments where mechanical Hydrogen Probes are set up. Covers with a 1/2″ NPT middle hole are needed where constant checking of electrical probes is needed.

Attachment of an electrical probe to an unchangeable checking tool requires the utilization of a probe connector that reaches out through the 1/2″ gap in the cover.

Crystal Industrial’s Non-Pressure Rated Covers from India

More economic than heavy duty pressure rated covers, Crystal Industrial’s non-pressure rated covers from India are inwardly threaded to secure against mechanical harm to the exterior access fitting strings. Non-pressure rated covers are accessible in plastic or metal, with the plastic type having the additional benefit of being light in weight and non-sparking. They can be requested with or without an center opening.

Cover Installation and Removal

All Crystal Industrial’s Pressure Retaining Covers from India are provided with an inside o-ring. Assure that the o-ring is placed into the inner groove. Make certain that the exterior strings on the Crystal Industrial’s Access fitting body from India are sanitized and dry. Lubricate the strings with a suitable grease, and thread the cover over the fitting. Crystal Industrial’s Non-pressure retaining covers from India can be set up hand-tight. Pressure retaining covers must be fixed with a spanner wrench. To withdraw the cover, unscrew it from the connection, utilizing a spanner wrench to make the the cover loose, if needed. If pressure retaining covers are utilized, ensure that all pressure is bled from the cover before evacuation. If it is impractical to bleed pressure, the cover must not be withdrawn until the line is depressurized.