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Fisher MR95 Series Industrial Pressure Regulators

Description

Fisher MR95 series industrial pressure regulators

The Fisher MR95 series is a family of compact, large-capacity, direct-operated pressure regulators in sizes from 1/4 NPT up to 2 in. (DN 50). It is the current construction of the long-established 95 series and is built for the awkward jobs: superheated steam, steam injection and tracing, nitrogen purging, boiler feedwater, process chemicals, cooling water, fuel lines and pneumatic supply. One family handles air, steam, gas, water, oils, process chemicals and oxygen, with inlet pressures up to 1000 psig (68.9 bar) and temperatures up to 650 °F (343 °C). Seven Star LLC supplies Fisher MR95 regulators in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier in Muscat; this page summarises bulletin 71.1 (D103742X012).

MR95 technical specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer / part number Fisher (Emerson) / MR95 series (MR95L, MR95H, MR95HP, MR95HT, MR95LD, MR95HD, MR95HDP)
Operation Direct-operated pressure reducing regulator; differential versions for loaded set points
Body sizes 1/4 NPT, 1/2 in. (DN 15), 3/4 and 1 in. (DN 20 and 25), 1-1/2 and 2 in. (DN 40 and 50)
Orifice diameters 7.22 mm (1/4 NPT), 10.56 mm (1/2 in.), 16.02 mm (3/4 and 1 in.), 29 mm (1-1/2 and 2 in.)
Maximum inlet pressure Up to 1000 psig / 68.9 bar (MR95HP, steel); P1 equal to P2 rating up to 300 psig on MR95H, MR95HD, MR95HDP
Maximum temperature Up to 650 °F / 343 °C with graphite gaskets and MR95HT; arctic constructions to −76 °F / −60 °C; cryogenic leak tested to −320 °F / −196 °C on request
Body materials Gray cast iron, WCC and LCC steel, CF8M and CF3M stainless steel, Monel, Hastelloy C, aluminum-bronze (not on 1/4 NPT)
Shutoff (ANSI/FCI 70-3) Metal seat Class IV; elastomer seat Class VI or better; PTFE Class IV
Pressure registration Internal or external
Weights, MR95H 1/4 NPT 2.3 kg; 1/2 in. 4.5 kg; 3/4 and 1 in. 10 kg; 1-1/2 and 2 in. 25 kg

MR95 types and outlet pressure ranges

Type Outlet or differential range Notes
MR95L 2 to 30 psig (0.14 to 2.1 bar) Low pressure; 1/4 to 1 in. bodies only
MR95H 5 to 150 psig (0.34 to 10.3 bar) General-purpose high-pressure reducing
MR95HP 15 to 400 psig (1.0 to 27.6 bar), soft seat Highest inlet pressure, up to 1000 psig
MR95HT 15 to 300 psig (1.0 to 20.7 bar), metal seat High temperature, up to 650 °F / 343 °C
MR95LD 2 to 30 psi differential Inlet to 300 psi, outlet to 125 psi; handwheel standard
MR95HD 5 to 150 psi differential Inlet and outlet to 300 psig
MR95HDP 5 to 150 psi differential Inlet and outlet to 600 psi (41.4 bar)

How the MR95 regulator controls pressure

The MR95 is a direct-operated spring-loaded regulator. The downstream pressure acts on a diaphragm against an adjustable spring; if the outlet pressure drops, the spring pushes the diaphragm and the valve plug open, and if it rises the diaphragm closes the plug on its seat. Because there is no pilot, response is fast and the unit is simple. In the differential versions (LD, HD, HDP) spring-loaded PTFE packing and a tapped connection let a loading pressure be piped to the spring case, so the set point is the spring differential added to that loading pressure. This allows the outlet to track a reference such as a vessel pressure. Handwheels are standard on the differential models and optional on others, tee handles optional, and the standard setting method on L, H, HP and HT types is an adjusting screw.

Seats, diaphragms and trim materials

Elastomer choices include nitrile and neoprene (−40 to 82 °C), fluorocarbon (to 149 °C), EPDM (−7 to 135 °C), fluorosilicone down to −60 °C and perfluoroelastomer up to 218 °C. Soft seats give Class VI shutoff, metal seats give Class IV for high-temperature work. Optional EPDM elastomers for sanitary use are FDA, USP Class VI and ADI-free in wetted components. Stainless steel constructions with stainless trim meet API 614 requirements. For sour gas, body materials in Table 1 meet NACE MR0175 and MR0103 requirements, though springs only qualify where they are not exposed to the sour gas. The bulletin also states that MR95 configurations have been evaluated for hydrogen applications.

Selecting a Fisher MR95 regulator

  • Outlet pressure range and whether a fixed or loaded (differential) set point is needed, which fixes the type letters.
  • Maximum inlet pressure and the body-only cold working pressure for the chosen material, from the bulletin table.
  • Fluid and temperature: choose seat and diaphragm elastomers or metal seat and graphite gaskets for steam and hot service.
  • Body size, end connection (NPT, socket weld, CL150 or CL300 raised face, PN16/25/40) and optional control line or gauge port.
  • Spring range: springs are colour-coded and selected by outlet pressure range and body size.
  • Capacity: sizing coefficients and capacity tables cover air, steam and water, with reduced-orifice options.

Installation and maintenance

Seating parts are reached by removing the plug on the bottom of the regulator, so the body can stay in the line. Fit a shutoff valve and a gauge on each side and a strainer upstream where scale or debris is expected. For steam, drain condensate before the regulator and use the high-temperature construction. The nameplate stamps the type, maximum inlet and outlet pressure, spring range, orifice size and seat material, which should be quoted in any spare-parts enquiry.

MR95 regulators in Oman and the GCC

These regulators are widely used on utility services in refineries, power stations and desalination plants: steam tracing and heating headers, nitrogen blanketing and purge, instrument and service air, boiler feedwater and cooling water, fuel gas to burners, and skid-mounted sample and test systems. The wide temperature capability suits hot Gulf conditions and steam duty, and the stainless constructions are chosen for coastal installations.

Related Fisher regulators

Seven Star LLC also lists Fisher regulators such as the 627, 1098-EGR, 67C series, 299H, CS800, EZH, T205, ACE95jr, Y692 and 1190, covering instrument supply, pilot-operated reduction and tank blanketing.

Information to send with an RFQ

  • Fluid, minimum and maximum flow, inlet pressure range, set outlet pressure and temperature.
  • Body size, end connection and body material, including any NACE or API 614 requirement.
  • Seat and diaphragm material, differential or fixed set point and handwheel or tee handle.
  • Existing nameplate or part data if replacing a 95 series regulator.

Documents and quotation

The Fisher MR95 series bulletin is attached to this page as a datasheet. Please send your duty data or the nameplate of the unit you wish to replace and we will prepare a quotation.

Datasheets & Documents
  • PDF Datasheet Fisher MR95 Series Bulletin Download
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About brand

Fisher is the control valve brand of Emerson. Its history starts in 1880 in Marshalltown, Iowa, where William Fisher, working at the town waterworks, invented a constant-pressure pump governor and founded a company to make it. Emerson bought Fisher Controls in 1992, and Marshalltown remains a main engineering and manufacturing site for Fisher valves. The brand covers control valves, actuators, FIELDVUE digital valve controllers, regulators and level controllers.

Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier listing Fisher control valves, actuators, positioners, regulators and spare parts for buyers in Oman and the GCC. Replacement valves and trim are matched from the serial number on the valve nameplate.

Fisher company profile

Origin William Fisher's constant-pressure pump governor, Marshalltown, Iowa, USA (1880)
Ownership Owned by Monsanto from 1969; sold to Emerson in 1992 and combined with Rosemount as Fisher-Rosemount, later Emerson Process Management. Today a brand of Emerson.
Main site Marshalltown, Iowa, USA
Product families Sliding-stem and rotary control valves, spring-diaphragm and piston actuators, FIELDVUE digital valve controllers, pressure regulators, displacer and digital level controllers
Typical duty Throttling control of liquids, gas and steam, high-pressure and severe service, instrument supply and gas pressure reduction

Milestones

  • 1880: William Fisher builds a constant-pressure pump governor in Marshalltown, Iowa.
  • 1969: Monsanto acquires Fisher Controls.
  • 1992: Emerson buys Fisher and combines it with Rosemount as Fisher-Rosemount, later Emerson Process Management.

Fisher valves, actuators and instruments

Series Type Typical use
easy-e ES, ET, EZ Sliding-stem globe and angle valves Cage-guided globe valves: ES with unbalanced plug, ET with balanced trim for higher pressure drop; EZ unbalanced with a seat ring retainer for viscous or dirty fluids
GX Compact globe valve with integral actuator Standard chemical and process duty where a compact valve package is preferred
HPT, HPAT High-pressure globe and angle valves Pressure classes up to ASME CL2500, compressor recycle and high-pressure letdown
V150, V200, V300, V250 Vee-Ball segmented ball and full-bore ball control valves High-capacity control of liquids, gas and fibrous or slurry service
CV500 Eccentric rotating plug valve Erosive, coking and dirty service
8560, 8580 High-performance butterfly valves Large-line throttling and on-off control
657, 667, 1052, 1061, easy-Drive Spring-diaphragm, piston and electric actuators 657 and 667 for sliding-stem valves; 1052 and 1061 for rotary valves; easy-Drive where no air is available
FIELDVUE DVC6200, DVC2000, 3610J Digital valve controllers and positioners HART positioning with valve diagnostics; 3610J pneumatic positioner for rotary actuators
627, 1098-EGR, 67C Pressure regulators Gas pressure reduction, pilot-operated regulation and instrument air supply
DLC3100, 2500 Digital and pneumatic level controllers Displacer level and interface on separators and scrubbers

Where Fisher valves are used

Fisher control valves and regulators are standard equipment in oil and gas production, refineries, gas processing and LNG, petrochemicals, power plants and water systems. Typical loops are separator level and pressure, compressor anti-surge and recycle, fuel gas pressure reduction, feedwater and steam control, and chemical dosing. FIELDVUE controllers add diagnostics that help plan valve maintenance before a turnaround.

Ordering Fisher valves and spare parts: what we need

For spares, send the serial number from the valve nameplate together with the valve type, size, pressure class, trim and actuator type and size. Emerson keeps the build record behind the serial number, so plug, seat ring, cage, packing and diaphragm kits can be matched without guesswork. For a FIELDVUE or regulator, send the full model and type number and the mounting details. For a new valve add the process data: fluid, flow range, inlet and outlet pressure, temperature, leakage class, fail position, air supply and signal.

Facts checked against Emerson Fisher product information and published company histories, October 2026.

FAQ

Questions about the Fisher MR95 Series Industrial Pressure Regulators

Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.

01What pressures can the MR95 series handle?
Inlet pressure reaches up to 1000 psig (68.9 bar) on the MR95HP. The MR95H, MR95HD and MR95HDP have equal inlet and outlet ratings up to 300 psig, and the MR95HDP is rated to 600 psi.
02What is the difference between MR95L, MR95H, MR95HP and MR95HT?
L is for low outlet pressures of 2 to 30 psig, H for 5 to 150 psig, HP for 15 to 400 psig with soft seats, and HT for 15 to 300 psig with a metal seat for temperatures up to 650 degrees F.
03What are the differential models for?
MR95LD, MR95HD and MR95HDP take a loading pressure to the spring case, so the outlet set point equals the spring differential plus the loading pressure. Handwheels are standard on these models.
04Which fluids can the MR95 regulate?
Air, steam, gas, water, oils and process chemicals, and oxygen are listed. Elastomer, seat and body materials must be matched to the fluid and temperature.
05Is the MR95 suitable for sour gas or hydrogen?
Body materials are available to NACE MR0175 and MR0103 requirements, although springs qualify only where not exposed to the sour gas. The bulletin states that MR95 configurations are available for hydrogen applications.