Compression Release Valve

Compression release valves are a type of valve that is used in nonpowered applications within the valves supply class. These valves are specifically designed to release or relieve pressure in a system, typically in a controlled manner.

Compression release valves are commonly used in various industries and applications where pressure relief is necessary. They are often found in hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, and other fluid control systems.

The main purpose of a compression release valve is to prevent overpressure or excessive pressure buildup within a system. When the pressure exceeds a certain threshold, the valve opens to release the excess pressure, ensuring the system operates within safe limits.

Compression release valves are typically designed with a spring-loaded mechanism that allows them to open and close based on the pressure conditions. They are often equipped with adjustable settings to control the pressure at which they open and release.

These valves are crucial for maintaining the integrity and safety of a system by preventing damage or failure due to excessive pressure. They help to regulate and balance the pressure within a system, ensuring optimal performance and preventing potential hazards.