Model: TH102/2

Fluid Pressure Regulating Valve

Properties:

Body Material

Steel

NSN

4820-01-238-1610

Part Number

TH102/2

Description

Valve,regulating,fluid Pressure

CAGE

31147

A valve designed to automatically maintain within close limits a predetermined outlet pressure which may be adjustable within a specified range regardless of the higher fluctuating or constant inlet pressure. It is designed for use with compressed gas(es) and various liquids and may include gauges. It may be inline or cartridge (manifold) design. Excludes regulator, pressure, medical gas administration apparatus; regulator, oxygen, barometric continuous flow; regulator, oxygen demand; regulator, oxygen diluter demand; and valve(1), fluid pressure regulating, aircraft.

Part TH102/2 NSN 4820-01-238-1610

INC

FIIG

Concept No.

App. Key

Cond. Code

Status

INC:

27565

FIIG:

A21100

Concept No.:

App. Key:

Cond. Code:

Status:

Material Classification

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

HMIC

PMIC

ESD/EMI

ENAC

MMAC

CRITL

HMIC:

PMIC:

ESD:

MMAC:

CRITL:

Freight Classification

NMFC

UFC

LTL

LCL

WCC

TCC

SHC

ACC

NMFC:

127200

UFC:

64480

LTL:

85.0

LCL:

WCC:

594

TCC:

SHC:

ACC:

Construction Materials

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Schedule B and Export

Schedule B: 8481809015
SITC: 74780
End Use: Industrial machines, other
NAICS: 332911
USDA: 1

Freight Class: Regulator valves, self-operating, for controlling variables such as temperature, pressure, flow and liquid level