Rupture Disc holders

A rupture disc holder is a device used to support and hold a rupture disc, a type of pressure relief device. The rupture disc is designed to burst or rupture at a predetermined pressure, allowing excess pressure to escape from a system before it reaches a dangerous level. The rupture disc retainer helps to hold the rupture disc in place and provides a safe and reliable seal to ensure proper function of the rupture disc and to protect the system from over-pressurization.

Reverse acting breekplaathouder

Reverse acting rupture disc holders

Onze reserve acting breekplaathouders zijn ontworpen voor gebruik met de in North Shields vervaardigde reserve acting breekplaten (EMEA/APAC).

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houders forward acting breekplaten

Forward acting rupture disc holders

Our forward disc holders are designed for use with the forward acting bursting discs manufactured in North Shields (EMEA/APAC).

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grafiet breekplaten

Graphite rupture disc holder

Our reverse disc holders are designed for use with the reverse acting bursting discs manufactured in North Shields (EMEA/APAC)

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pre torqued insert holder

Pre-Torqued insert holder

Our pre-torqued insert holders provide a reliable solution for challenging installations or where misaligned piping is a concern.

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union holder

Union type holders

OsecoElfab “Union Type” breekplaathouders zijn ideaal voor toepassingen waar de installatieruimte beperkt is.

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Houders voor sanitaire breekplaten

Sanitary rupture disc holder

Een sanitaire breekplaat word standaard gemonteerd tussen een tri-clamp fitting. Ook kan deze gemonteerd worden tussen een “NA-Connect” las flens.

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About Rupture discs holders

There are several types of rupture disc holders, including in-line holders, flange holders, and sanitary holders. In-line holders are designed to be installed directly into a piping system and are often used in applications where space is limited or where a compact design is required. Flange mount receptacles, on the other hand, are designed to attach to a flange on a pipe or vessel and are often used in applications where the rupture disc must be mounted on a larger piece of equipment. Sanitary containers, as the name suggests, are specifically designed for use in food and beverage processing and other clean-in-place applications, and are made from materials that are easy to clean and maintain.