Chemical Engineering highlights new CDC-DM and CDCV-DM direct-mount composite rupture discs—holder-less, differential-pressure relief devices designed to protect pressurized systems, equipment, and vessels in critical industrial applications. Their direct-mount design simplifies installation.
Direct-mount rupture discs deliver simplified installation for critical protection
New CDC-DM™ and CDCV-DM™ direct-mount composite rupture discs are advanced, holder-less differential-pressure relief devices that are engineered to protect pressurized systems, equipment and vessels in critical industrial applications.
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