New Dual-Purpose Relief and Bleed Package in One Unit

The new Gilmore Agiliti SafeguardPro offers a dual-purpose relief and bleed package for unconventional surface applications protecting both people and assets. The electro-pneumatic control system is automated with an intuitive HMI interface with min and max automated settings, and bleed and relief dual service in one unit.

With a rated working pressure of 15,000 psi, the unit has an API 7HU2 3-in. Fig 1502 inlet and 2-in. outlet. It includes an industrial air compressor with automatic condensate drain, and an industrial regulator equipped with desicate dryer and filter. The unit has a wireless range of 300 ft, and is available in configurations of 25, 50 or 75 BPM discharge rates. A bridle iron is included with the unit, and many custom requirements can be accommodated by contacting the company.

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