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Carbone Lorraine, now known as Mersen, is a global manufacturer of electrical products (or specialities) and graphite-based materials. The company offers a complete range of electrical protection and control products, power management solutions, anti-corrosion equipment, graphite specialties and power transfer technologies for transportation, energy, electronics, pharmaceutical, chemical and process industries.
The brand's Graphilor burst discs are high-performance rupture discs used to protect pressurised equipment from over-pressurisation or damaging vacuum conditions. These graphite rupture discs have a maximum burst pressure of 150 psig and can easily operate at temperatures ranging from -20 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. These rupture discs from Mersen are available in different diameters on Raptor Supplies.
Rupture DiscsDesigned to protect pressurised systems or equipment from over-pressurisation or damaging vacuum conditions. Feature a maximum burst pressure of 150 psig and can operate at temperatures ranging from -20 to 300 degrees F(40 Products)
Carbone Lorraine, now known as Mersen, is a global manufacturer of electrical products (or specialities) and graphite-based materials. The company offers a complete range of electrical protection and control products, power management solutions, anti-corrosion equipment, graphite specialties and power transfer technologies for transportation, energy, electronics, pharmaceutical, chemical and process industries.
The brand's Graphilor burst discs are high-performance rupture discs used to protect pressurised equipment from over-pressurisation or damaging vacuum conditions. These graphite rupture discs have a maximum burst pressure of 150 psig and can easily operate at temperatures ranging from -20 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. These rupture discs from Mersen are available in different diameters on Raptor Supplies.