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Maxitrol is a manufacturer of gas pressure regulators, gas filters, and electronic gas modulation controls, with a product history dating back to the 1940s. The company's name is widely associated with lever-acting regulators used in gas distribution systems, and its product families include the 325 series of lever-acting regulators, poppet-style regulators, and double-diaphragm regulators. These devices are used to reduce and stabilize inlet gas pressure for downstream appliances and equipment in commercial and industrial settings. The 325 series, for example, includes models with aluminum bodies and NPT x NPT connections, with gas capacities ranging from 250,000 BtuH to over 2,000,000 BtuH depending on the model. These regulators are commonly specified for gas distribution systems, industrial heating systems, boilers, and other gas-fired equipment where inlet pressure must be controlled to a stable outlet pressure. The lever-acting design uses a lever and diaphragm mechanism to maintain outlet pressure as flow demand changes. Maxitrol also produces gas filters, ball valves, and electronic modulation systems for gas-fired appliances, though the lever-acting regulators are among the most frequently specified components in industrial gas trains. 3G Electric supplies Maxitrol gas pressure regulators and related components to plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists. The catalog includes multiple 325 series models with varying BtuH capacities and connection sizes, allowing selection based on the required flow rate and pipe size. 3G Electric supports the line with logistics coordination for global shipping, so buyers can source specific manufacturer part numbers without being limited to a single region. For technical buyers, the key selection criteria for these regulators include inlet and outlet pressure ranges, gas capacity in BtuH, connection type and size, body material, and the specific application's flow requirements. The aluminum body construction is typical for the 325 series, and the NPT x NPT connections are standard for North American pipe thread systems. When specifying a Maxitrol regulator, the required outlet pressure and the maximum inlet pressure must be known, along with the gas type and the maximum flow rate. The lever-acting mechanism is designed to provide close pressure control across a range of flow conditions. 3G Electric's catalog lists individual manufacturer part numbers, such as 325-5L-66-NG01, 325-5L48-66-NG01, and 325-7AL-1010-NG02, each with its rated gas capacity and connection details. This allows procurement to match the exact model to the application without ambiguity. For maintenance and replacement, having the original manufacturer part number is essential to ensure the regulator's performance characteristics match the system design. 3G Electric provides access to these part numbers and can coordinate sourcing for quantities from single units to larger orders. The product line is relevant to industries that operate gas-fired equipment, including manufacturing, food processing, and commercial heating. Because the regulators are used in gas distribution systems, they are subject to local gas codes and standards, and selection should be made by qualified personnel. 3G Electric does not provide engineering design services but supplies the components as specified by the buyer or their engineering team.

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About MAXITROL

Maxitrol is a manufacturer of gas pressure regulators, gas filters, and electronic gas modulation controls, with a product history dating back to the 1940s. The company's name is widely associated with lever-acting regulators used in gas distribution systems, and its product families include the 325 series of lever-acting regulators, poppet-style regulators, and double-diaphragm regulators. These devices are used to reduce and stabilize inlet gas pressure for downstream appliances and equipment in commercial and industrial settings. The 325 series, for example, includes models with aluminum bodies and NPT x NPT connections, with gas capacities ranging from 250,000 BtuH to over 2,000,000 BtuH depending on the model. These regulators are commonly specified for gas distribution systems, industrial heating systems, boilers, and other gas-fired equipment where inlet pressure must be controlled to a stable outlet pressure. The lever-acting design uses a lever and diaphragm mechanism to maintain outlet pressure as flow demand changes. Maxitrol also produces gas filters, ball valves, and electronic modulation systems for gas-fired appliances, though the lever-acting regulators are among the most frequently specified components in industrial gas trains. 3G Electric supplies Maxitrol gas pressure regulators and related components to plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists. The catalog includes multiple 325 series models with varying BtuH capacities and connection sizes, allowing selection based on the required flow rate and pipe size. 3G Electric supports the line with logistics coordination for global shipping, so buyers can source specific manufacturer part numbers without being limited to a single region. For technical buyers, the key selection criteria for these regulators include inlet and outlet pressure ranges, gas capacity in BtuH, connection type and size, body material, and the specific application's flow requirements. The aluminum body construction is typical for the 325 series, and the NPT x NPT connections are standard for North American pipe thread systems. When specifying a Maxitrol regulator, the required outlet pressure and the maximum inlet pressure must be known, along with the gas type and the maximum flow rate. The lever-acting mechanism is designed to provide close pressure control across a range of flow conditions. 3G Electric's catalog lists individual manufacturer part numbers, such as 325-5L-66-NG01, 325-5L48-66-NG01, and 325-7AL-1010-NG02, each with its rated gas capacity and connection details. This allows procurement to match the exact model to the application without ambiguity. For maintenance and replacement, having the original manufacturer part number is essential to ensure the regulator's performance characteristics match the system design. 3G Electric provides access to these part numbers and can coordinate sourcing for quantities from single units to larger orders. The product line is relevant to industries that operate gas-fired equipment, including manufacturing, food processing, and commercial heating. Because the regulators are used in gas distribution systems, they are subject to local gas codes and standards, and selection should be made by qualified personnel. 3G Electric does not provide engineering design services but supplies the components as specified by the buyer or their engineering team.

Common Applications

  • Industrial heating systems — Maxitrol 325-3L-44-NG01 lever-acting regulator (250,000 BtuH) for stable gas pressure to burners.
  • Commercial boilers — Maxitrol 325-5L48-66-NG01 (515,200 BtuH) to reduce and stabilize inlet gas pressure for boiler gas trains.
  • Gas distribution systems — Maxitrol 325-7AL-1010-NG02 (2,012,500 BtuH) for high-capacity pressure reduction in main gas lines.
  • Food processing ovens — Maxitrol 325-3L-33-NG01 (402,500 BtuH) for precise gas pressure control to oven burners.
  • Manufacturing plant gas trains — Maxitrol 325-5L600-88-NG01 (465,000 BtuH) for pressure regulation in industrial gas supply lines.
  • Commercial kitchen equipment — Maxitrol 325-3L48-44-NG02 (322,000 BtuH) for gas pressure control to ranges and fryers.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about MAXITROL from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between the Maxitrol 325-3L and 325-5L series lever-acting regulators?

The Maxitrol 325-3L and 325-5L series are both lever-acting gas pressure regulators with aluminum bodies and NPT x NPT connections. The primary difference is the gas capacity rating and the orifice size. For example, the 325-3L-44-NG01 has a capacity of 250,000 BtuH, while the 325-5L-66-NG01 is rated for 325,000 BtuH. The 325-5L48-66-NG01 is rated for 515,200 BtuH. The series number generally indicates the body size and flow range. Selection depends on the required flow rate and the allowable pressure drop. Both series use the same lever-acting mechanism, but the internal orifice and spring ranges differ. Always verify the specific model's capacity and outlet pressure range against the application requirements.

What does the 'NG' suffix mean on Maxitrol regulator part numbers like 325-5L-66-NG01?

The 'NG' suffix on Maxitrol part numbers typically indicates a configuration for natural gas service. It may also denote a specific spring range or outlet pressure setting. For example, the 325-5L-66-NG01 is a lever-acting regulator with a 325,000 BtuH capacity, and the 'NG01' suffix identifies the factory-set outlet pressure range and spring. The exact meaning can vary by model, so the manufacturer's specification sheet should be consulted for the precise outlet pressure range and spring color code. When ordering, provide the full part number to ensure the correct configuration is supplied. 3G Electric lists the complete manufacturer part number for each regulator to avoid ambiguity.

Can Maxitrol 325 series regulators be used with propane or LP gas?

Maxitrol 325 series lever-acting regulators are typically designed for natural gas, but some models can be used with LP gas or propane when equipped with the appropriate spring and orifice. The 'NG' suffix usually indicates natural gas, while other suffixes may indicate LP gas configurations. The body material and diaphragm must be compatible with the gas being used. For LP gas, the higher heating value and different specific gravity affect the flow capacity, so the regulator's BtuH rating for LP gas may differ from the natural gas rating. Consult the manufacturer's literature for the specific model's LP gas capacity. 3G Electric supplies the part numbers as listed; buyers should verify compatibility with their gas type and local codes.

What is the maximum inlet pressure for a Maxitrol 325-7AL-1010-NG02 regulator?

The Maxitrol 325-7AL-1010-NG02 is a lever-acting gas pressure regulator with a rated gas capacity of 2,012,500 BtuH. The maximum inlet pressure depends on the specific model and the outlet pressure setting. For the 325 series, typical maximum inlet pressures are in the range of 2 to 5 psi for low-pressure regulators, but some models can handle higher inlet pressures. The exact maximum inlet pressure for the 325-7AL-1010-NG02 should be obtained from the manufacturer's specification sheet. The regulator's aluminum body and NPT x NPT connections are standard for this series. Do not exceed the manufacturer's stated maximum inlet pressure, as it can damage the diaphragm or cause unsafe operation.

How do I select the correct Maxitrol regulator for a 400,000 BtuH gas load?

To select a Maxitrol regulator for a 400,000 BtuH load, first determine the required outlet pressure and the available inlet pressure. Then choose a model with a gas capacity rating above the load, such as the 325-3L-33-NG01 (402,500 BtuH) or the 325-5L600-88-NG01 (465,000 BtuH). The regulator should be sized so that the pressure drop at the required flow does not fall below the minimum operating differential. Also consider the connection size to match the pipework. The 325 series offers various capacities, so select the model that provides the required flow with a suitable margin. 3G Electric lists the BtuH capacity for each part number to assist in selection. Final selection should be made by a qualified gas engineer.

What is the body material and connection type for Maxitrol 325 series regulators?

Maxitrol 325 series lever-acting gas pressure regulators typically have an aluminum body and NPT x NPT threaded connections. The aluminum construction provides a balance of weight and corrosion resistance for indoor gas distribution systems. The NPT threads are standard for gas piping in many regions. Some models may have different body materials or connection types, but the products listed by 3G Electric, such as the 325-5L-66-NG01 and 325-5L48-66-NG01, specify aluminum bodies and NPT x NPT connections. Always confirm the connection size (e.g., 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch) from the part number or specification sheet. The aluminum body is not suitable for all environments; check compatibility with the surrounding atmosphere.