NIMU is a reusable non-invasive monitoring device.
★For Inverted Type Rupture Discs KUB Type and IKB Type★ NIMU is a reusable non-intrusive monitoring device. After the rupture disc bursts due to overpressure, the outlet part of the rupture disc holder is removed, and after replacing the rupture disc, the system returns to operation. Traditionally, it was necessary to rewire the signal cables to each switch box, but that is no longer required. 【Benefits of Use】 ◆ The process is completely sealed. ◆ It is a cost-effective signaling device. ◆ It fully opens the pressure. ◆ Functional testing and maintenance inspections are easy. ◆ It eliminates false alarms. ◆ It is reusable.
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[Additional Information] The process is completely sealed without any leaks. Instead of the commonly used tapping (through-holes for cable passage), blind tapping (non-through) is used within the holder. Since there is no cable gland present, meaning it is not porous, it can prevent leakage of the process media.
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Consulting. Engineering. Products. Service. REMBE is a German manufacturer specializing in niche fields, with all products manufactured domestically in Germany. Through the globally expanding REMBE network, we provide the same high-quality consulting and services at sites outside of Germany. Our website is filled with information on rupture discs, explosion protection devices, and related helpful resources. We are always available for professional individual consultations.
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