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De Dietrich 100011223 Pressure regulator GDJ25 300mbar AD245

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Description

General description

The De Dietrich GDJ25 Pressure Regulator is designed to maintain a constant downstream pressure, accommodating various gas flow rates and upstream pressures. This model is particularly suitable for applications with a maximum oven power of 700 kW. It features a membrane spring for upstream pressure compensation and complete sealing, ensuring reliable performance.

Technical specifications

  • Model: GDJ25
  • Pressure setting: 300 mbar
  • Diameter: 1ø
  • Maximum oven power: 700 kW
  • Package: AD245
  • Equivalent to: Kromschroder 03155023
  • Other information

  • Features an additional safety membrane, eliminating the need for a vent pipe.
  • Features

    • Brand
      DE DIETRICH
    • Gas
      All gas
    • Fitting shape
      Saddle
    • Material
      Metal
    • Output pressure
      300 mbar
    DE DIETRICHVisit the DE DIETRICH store
    De Dietrich is an Alsatian company with a centuries-old history. It was founded by Johann Von Dietrich, from Strasbourg, who bought an old forge in 1684. At the time, eastern France was part of the Holy Roman Empire. When Louis XIV annexed Alsace, Johann served the king faithfully, and his grandson Jean was knighted by Louis XV; his title enabled him to build an industrial empire among the ironmasters. Later, Louis XVI gave him a shield in the shape of a gold horn to protect him (already!) from counterfeiting. Jean De Dietrich was to make history again when he commissioned Captain Rouget de L'Isle to write a war song for the Army of the Rhine - the famous Marseillaise. In 1848, the De Dietrichs adapted to the emerging Industrial Revolution by transforming the forges into workshops for the construction of railway and mechanical equipment. After the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine, the De Dietrichs had to abandon the railway business to manufacture durable consumer goods (enamelled cast-iron stoves, cookers and baths) and urban and industrial equipment (trams, distilling machines). In 1896, the company diversified into car manufacturing under licence from Amédée Bollée, which it abandoned a few years later to move into household equipment.
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