2014 Well Mark W2691-EV1-311-2566 Pressure Relief Valve
Available Waxahachie, TX GE-VLV-030

2014 Well Mark W2691-EV1-311-2566

Well Mark model W2691-EV1-311-2566 pressure relief valve manufactured in 2014 with 1"x1" connections. Rated for 1,600–2,500 PSIG range with 1,440 PSIG set pressure. Designed for high-pressure wellhead and production equipment overpressure protection.

Technical Specifications

ManufacturerWell Mark
ModelW2691-EV1-311-2566
Year Manufactured2014
Working Pressure1,440 PSI
TypePressure Relief Valve
Gas ServiceNatural Gas
Size1"x1"
Pressure Range1,600-2,500 PSIG
Set Pressure1,440 PSIG

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