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Further improvements to technically advanced rupture disc range

Elfab, Europe's leading pressure-safety specialist, have further developed it's already industry leading Opti-Gard™ rupture disc, making it the only reverse-acting disc on the market to benefit from a 3% tolerance and an improved 97% operating ratio.

The financial and operational benefits of this design to customers are extensive. The 3% tolerance combined with an operating ratio of 97% increases the service life of the rupture disc and can reduce stock holdings by up to 65%. Combining state-of-the-art equipment with over 75 years manufacturing experience, Elfab are the first rupture disc supplier to increase an operating ratio from 95% to 97% while maintaining its unique 3% tolerance.

The Opti-Gard system comprises a reverse-acting rupture disc, a single design holder suitable for a wide range of flange specifications and industry leading, non-invasive ATEX-approved burst detector Flo-Tel™

Integral Flo-Tel is Opti-Gard's non-invasive ATEX approved detection device. Unlike traditional membrane detectors, Flo-Tel is reusable and so only requires a one off installation. Since it's isolated from downstream pressure fluctuations or aggressive media, it will not cause unnecessary downtime though spurious failure indication.

Elfab offers a wide range of products and services to safety-critical industry sectors across the globe, and is constantly developing its product range to meet customer demands and strengthen its pressure intelligence brand.

For more information, please contact:

Jennifer Reeves
Elfab Limited
Alder Road
North Shields
Tyne & Wear
NE29 8SD
UK
Tel:  +44 (0)191 293 1234       
Fax:  +44 (0)191 293 1200
Email: pr@elfab.com
Web:  www.elfab.com

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