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In pressurized process systems, access fittings are intended to provide corrosion and erosion monitoring. <br> With specialized tools, the monitoring device can be safely placed and withdrawn without the need for expensive shutdowns or brief isolations.<br> There are two connection types for the Access Fitting Body: raised face flange and flare weld. <br>It is possible to insert and remove several kinds of corrosion coupons, corrosion probes, and erosion probes using the access fitting.

specifically made to detect corrosion coupons in systems under pressure. <br>There is no need for expensive shutdowns or transient isolations when the coupon may be inserted and removed via a permanent isolation valve. <br>The holder comes with reduced rod diameters of 5/8", 3/8", and 3/8" with order lengths of 18", 24", 30", 36", 42", and 48".

Allow the entire spectrum of retrievable monitoring probes, coupon holders, and chemical injection to be removed safely and easily when the pipeline or vessel is running under pressure.

used to attach the retriever tool to the Access Fitting that has to be serviced; its main purpose is to hold the line pressure in check while the injection device or monitoring probe is being replaced or taken out. <br>The NACE MR-0175 (92 Rev) standards for materials acceptable for use are met by all service valves.<br> There are service valves rated for 400 bar (5700 psi) and 250 bar (3600 psi). <br>Furthermore, service valves with a 250 bar rating weigh only 23 kg altogether, making them incredibly small.