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End-of-Line Relief Valves

Design to protect equipment by relieving excess pressure directly into the atmosphere.

The distribution of LaMOT Valve & Arrestor products is restricted by a geographical sales territory. Please contact your local Kimray store to find out where to buy.

US: Kansas, Oklahoma, West Texas, Eastern New Mexico
Worldwide: All Countries Except Canada

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Emergency Relief Vent

Designed to provide superior sealing and industry leading high flow rates. When properly sized, the high flow capacity will help protect the tank from damage in an emergency event.

End-of-Line Pressure/Vacuum Relief

Designed to achieve both superior sealing performance and flow rates, while also allowing customers to protect their tanks from overpressure and vacuum scenarios.

End-of-Line Vacuum Relief

Designed to achieve both superior sealing performance and flow rates, while also allowing customers to protect their tanks from vacuum only scenarios.

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