Material selection depends mainly on the process fluid, chemical concentration, temperature, cleaning conditions, and corrosion requirements. SUS304 is suitable for many general process applications, while SUS316L is typically preferred for more demanding sanitary, pharmaceutical, high-purity, or chemically aggressive services. Final compatibility should be confirmed against the actual process conditions.

The housing can be configured for common cartridge connections including 222, 226, and DOE. Compatibility also depends on cartridge length, diameter, sealing method, and the internal housing design. Before replacement or system integration, the existing cartridge specification should be checked to ensure correct sealing and installation.

Seal selection should be based on fluid chemistry, concentration, operating temperature, cleaning or sanitization conditions, and contact time. Available options include Silicone, EPDM, Viton, and TEV. Because seal compatibility can directly affect system reliability and leakage risk, the complete operating conditions should be reviewed before final selection.

The listed maximum operating temperature is 150°C, and the maximum differential pressure is 8 bar. Actual allowable conditions depend on the selected housing material, seal, connection type, cartridge configuration, and process fluid. Temperature and pressure should therefore be evaluated together when confirming the final housing specification.

Integration should be checked according to inlet/outlet size, connection standard, pipeline pressure, flow rate, cartridge configuration, available installation space, and gauge requirements. Flange, Tri-Clamp, and threaded connections are available, with a listed 1/2" gauge port. Providing your pipeline dimensions and operating conditions is the most reliable way to confirm the correct configuration.