rotect your Secoh air blower from excessive pressure with a genuine Secoh Pressure Relief Valve, designed to help safeguard the internal components of your blower and support a longer service life.
This pressure relief valve is suitable for Secoh JDK air blowers from JDK-50 through to JDK-120. If excessive back pressure builds up within the air system, the valve releases excess air to help prevent potentially damaging pressure from being transferred to the internal workings of the blower.
Compatible Secoh Air Blowers
This pressure relief valve is suitable for:
- Secoh JDK-50
- Secoh JDK-60
- Secoh JDK-80
- Secoh JDK-100
- Secoh JDK-120
Key Features & Benefits
- Genuine Secoh pressure relief valve
- Suitable for Secoh JDK-50 to JDK-120 blowers
- Helps protect your air blower against excessive pressure
- Releases excess air when pressure builds up
- Helps reduce the risk of pressure-related damage
- Can help extend the service life of your air blower
- Ideal for use in systems where back pressure needs to be monitored and controlled
- Recommended for use with a Secoh Back Pressure Gauge BP1
Help Protect Your Secoh Air Blower
Excessive back pressure can place additional strain on an air blower and its internal components. Installing a pressure relief valve provides an important layer of protection by allowing excess air to escape if pressure rises beyond the appropriate level.
For best results, use the pressure relief valve alongside the Secoh Back Pressure Gauge BP1. The gauge allows you to monitor system pressure, while the relief valve helps protect the blower if pressure becomes excessive.
Which Secoh Pressure Relief Valve Do I Need?
Secoh offers two different pressure relief valve sizes. This version is designed specifically for Secoh JDK air blowers between JDK-50 and JDK-120. Always check your blower model before ordering to ensure you select the correct valve size.
SECOH air pumps are covered by a 2-year manufacturer's warranty. To maintain warranty eligibility, the pump diaphragms must be replaced annually. Warranty claims cannot be processed if the diaphragms have not been changed within the recommended 12-month service interval.
