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The MKS 253B-2-2-2 is a butterfly exhaust throttle valve that regulates the removal of gas from a vacuum chamber when used with an MKS controller. The MKS 253B-2-2-2 uses an ASA 2" mounting flange with a 1.950" (49.5 mm) inside diameter. The MKS 253B-2-2-2 has a controllable conductance range from 0.70 to 300 l/sec.[1]
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The valve is equipped with a 15-pin Type "D" connector.[1]
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Last updated Sep 22, 2026.