INTEGRX-HPX™ SANITARY RUPTURE DISC

Technical specifications

Sizes	1” (25mm) to 4” (100mm)
Rupture Disc Materials	316 Stainless Steel, Alloy C276, Alloy C22
Ferrules Material	316/316L Stainless Steel as standard
Burst Pressure Range	15 psig – 500 psig (1,03 barg – 34,5 barg)
Temperature Range	-320°F to 500°F (-196°C to 260° C)
Manufacturing Range	Zero
Burst Tolerance	+/- 5% over for marked burst pressure 40 psig (2.76 barg) and +/- 2 psig (0.138 barg) @ 40 psig (2.76 barg) and under
Burst to Operating Ratio	95% of the burst pressure for settings with 40 psig (2.76 barg) For burst pressures below 40 psig, 95% of the burst pressure setting minus the burst tolerance
Sanitary Ferrule Connections	ASME BPE, ISO 2852, DIN ferrule connections available upon request as specified by customer
Global certifications and approvals including ASME (UD), PED (CE),UKCA, CRN

Versitle installation options, including between industry standard ferrules, NovAseptic® Connectors and others
Each disc is manufactured and tested to optimize service life and performance*
Crevice free design per ASME BPE-2019 Appendix M Spray Device Coverage Test
Cleanability test performed on inlet side of 100% of rupture discs using Dye Penetrant per ASME BPVC Section V to ensure crevice free design
CIP and SIP cleanable to ASME BPE requirements
Ideal for liquid or gas/vapor applications**

Free engineering services:

Support for the calculation, selection and configuration of bursting discs and indicators Continental Disc
Development of special bursting discs Continental Disc under the conditions of the Customer's technological process
Providing technical documentation for the installation and operation of bursting discs and Continental Disc indicators.

Logistic services:

Standard delivery "to the door", as well as the possibility of shipment of goods directly from the Factory in Europe/USA on the terms of FCA Incoterms 2020
Support in customs clearance of goods shipped on FCA terms, including the provision of certificates of conformity, as well as letters on the absence of the need for mandatory certification for certain groups of goods