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800LB 2PC Thread End Forged Floating Ball Valve
Design Features
Two-Piece Structure: The valve body consists of two parts, facilitating assembly and maintenance while ensuring the compactness and reliability of the valve.
Threaded Connection: The threaded end connection method is adopted, which complies with the ASME B1.20.1 standard, making installation and disassembly convenient.
Floating Ball Design: The ball can float freely under the action of fluid pressure, ensuring sealing performance and reducing operating torque at the same time.
Anti-static Device: Equipped with an anti-static device to prevent electrostatic accumulation, it is suitable for flammable and explosive media.
Anti-blowout Stem: The stem design complies with the API 607 standard, and can prevent the stem from being blown out even under high-pressure conditions.
Fireproof Design: It complies with the API 607 fire safety standard, ensuring the sealing performance of the valve under fire conditions.
Sealing Materials: The valve seat uses high-performance sealing materials such as RPTFE and PTFE, which are suitable for a variety of media and temperature ranges.
Technical Parameters
Nominal Diameter: 1/4" ~ 4" (DN6 ~ DN100)
Pressure Rating: 1000WOG
Applicable Media: Water, natural gas, petroleum, liquefied gas, etc.
Applicable Temperature: -20℃ ~ 180℃
Valve Body Material: Forged carbon steel (A105), stainless steel (F304, F316)
Sealing Materials: RPTFE, PTFE, PEEK, nylon, etc.
Connection Method: Threaded connection
Operation Method: Manual
Design Standards: API 608, ASME B16.10, ASME B16.34
Testing Standards: API 598
Application Fields
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry: Used in the transportation, storage, and processing systems of petroleum and natural gas.
Chemical Industry: Used to control the flow of corrosive media.
Water Treatment Industry: Used in the water transportation and treatment systems.
Energy Industry: Used in the cooling water systems and steam systems of power plants.
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