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Back Pressure Regulators

Control the pressure in your gas or liquid system with our industry-standard Back Pressure Regulators. These regulators use gas from your production as the supply to actuate the valve.

These valves are classified as intermittent venting (non-bleed), and meet most producer's emissions standards. Some models are available in a non-vent version.

Looking to convert your existing regulator to non-vent? Check out our conversion guide.

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Back Pressure

Controls pressure upstream of your production vessel.

Back Pressure with Outside Supply

Provides control for liquid, gas, or a mixture of both. Emissions friendly, if used with compressed air for outside supply.

Back Pressure to Vacuum

Processes gas to control pressure upstream of the valve.

Back Pressure Non-Vent

Control pressure upstream of your production vessel while releasing zero emissions.

Spring Loaded Back Pressure

Zero-emission regulator that controls upstream pressure in liquid or gas systems such as heater treaters, free water knockouts, and vent lines on separators.

Low Pressure Back Pressure

Controls pressure upstream of your production vessel and features lower set point options than the standard Back Pressure Regulator.

Low Pressure Back Pressure to Vacuum

Controls positive upstream pressure flowing into downstream vacuum, such as vapor recovery systems.

Low Pressure Back Pressure to Atmosphere

Controls pressure upstream of your production vessel and features lower set point options than the standard Back Pressure Regulator.

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