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ANSI B16.34, API 6D,API 6A Stainless Steel Forged Steel Ball Valve
Product Features
High Strength and Corrosion Resistance: Made of high-quality materials such as stainless steel (e.g., 304, 316, 316L, etc.) or duplex steel, it has high strength and good corrosion resistance.
Fire and Anti-static Design: Meeting the requirements of API 607 standard, it has fireproof and anti-static functions and is suitable for flammable and explosive environments.
Multiple Sealing Forms: Two options are provided, namely soft sealing (PTFE, RPTFE, PEEK, etc.) and hard sealing (metal seal), to meet the needs of different media and working conditions.
Multiple Connection Methods: Flange connection (ANSI B16.5), threaded connection (ANSI B1.20.1), welded connection (ANSI B16.25), etc.
Multiple Driving Methods: Manual, worm gear, pneumatic, electric and other driving methods are available for selection.
Automatic Pressure Relief Function: When the pressure in the middle cavity rises abnormally, the valve can relieve the pressure through an automatic pressure relief device to ensure the safety of the system.
Emergency Sealing System: Equipped with an auxiliary sealing system, sealant can be injected for emergency repair when the sealing surface is damaged, thus prolonging the service life of the valve.
Double Block and Bleed (DBB) Function: Some models have this function, which can block the upstream and downstream media and bleed the pressure in the middle cavity when the valve is closed.
Technical Specifications
Nominal Diameter: 1/2"~56" (DN15~DN1400)
Pressure Rating: 150LB ~ 2500LB (PN20~PN420)
Working Temperature Range: -196°C ~ 550°C
Applicable Media: Petroleum, natural gas, water, steam, seawater, acidic gases, etc.
Design Standards: ANSI B16.34, API 6D, API 6A
Test Standards: API 598, API 607 (fire test), API 6FA (fire test)
Valve Body: Stainless steel (304, 316, 316L), duplex steel
Ball: Stainless steel, alloy steel
Seat: PTFE, RPTFE, PEEK, metal seal
Stem: Stainless steel, alloy steel
Application Fields
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry: Used in oil and gas transmission pipelines, gathering stations, processing plants, etc. to prevent media leakage and backflow.
Chemical Industry: Applicable to the transmission pipelines of chemical raw materials and products to prevent the leakage of corrosive media.
Offshore Engineering: Used in offshore platforms, ships, etc., especially suitable for pipeline systems with seawater as the medium.
Electric Power Industry: Used in the cooling water systems and steam systems of power plants to ensure the safe operation of the systems.
Food Processing and Pharmaceutical Industry: Applicable to the medium transmission systems with high hygiene requirements.
Competitive Advantage:
On Samples Buyer bear the air fee, but this fee will be reduced from order directly
On After Sales Free replacement if there is any quality problem
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