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Metal Safety Shields (RAMCO Spray Control)
Heavy-duty 316 stainless steel flange safety shield with a quick-release clasp and integrated mesh layer, independently tested to 300 bar and DNV Type Approved for SOLAS.
Metal Safety Shields (RAMCO Spray Control)
The RAMCO Spray Control (RSC) is a heavy-duty metal safety shield. Manufactured from corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel, the Spray Control Shield features a quick-release clasp for rapid tool-free installation and an integrated mesh layer designed to disperse and control hazardous spray and mist. Independently tested by TREO GmbH (Germany) for spray control at pressures up to 300 bar, and DNV Type Approved for SOLAS applications, it is suited to steam lines, high-temperature oil and fuel systems, cryogenic service, offshore installations and other demanding industrial environments.
Material
316 stainless steel
Spray control rating
Up to 300 bar (independently tested, TREO GmbH)
Approvals
DNV Type Approved (SOLAS)
Custom sizes available
Contact us| SKU | Nominal Bore | Rating | Price | Quantity | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RSC-150-1/2 | 1/2" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-3/4 | 3/4" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-1 | 1" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-1 1/4 | 1-1/4" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-1 1/2 | 1-1/2" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-2 | 2" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-2 1/2 | 2-1/2" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-3 | 3" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-3 1/2 | 3-1/2" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-4 | 4" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-5 | 5" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-6 | 6" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-8 | 8" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-10 | 10" | 150lb | |||
| RSC-150-12 | 12" | 150lb |
Key Benefits
- Prevents catastrophic spray-outs
- Protects personnel from chemical burns
- Reduces fire risk in flammable systems
- Meets international safety standards
Custom Configurations
We provide custom-fitted solutions for non-standard flanges and high-temperature applications.
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