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DIN DN100 PN40 GS-C25 Carbon Steel Flange Globe Valve
DIN GS-C25 carbon steel flange globe valve is a globe valve manufactured according to the German industrial standard (DIN, Deutsches Institut fur Normung). The globe valve is a common type of valve, mainly used to control the flow of fluid in the pipeline system, and can realize the opening, closing and regulating functions of the fluid. DIN Standard globe valve is suitable for water, steam, oil, gas and other fluid media, widely used in chemical, oil, natural gas, electric power, pharmaceutical and other industries. DIN Standard globe valve has good sealing, pressure and temperature resistance, which can effectively prevent media leakage and ensure the safe operation of the system.
1. DIN DN100 PN40 GS-C25 Carbon Steel Flange Globe Valve Technical specifications:
● Bolted Body, Full Port Construction
● Fully Compliant to DIN3356
● Fully Compliant to ASME DIN2401
● Flange Fully Compliant to DIN 2543-2545/DIN 2501
● Submerged Packing System & Direct Mount Actuation
2. DIN DN100 PN40 GS-C25 Carbon Steel Flange Globe Valve Product Specification:
● Size: DN50~DN1200(2”~48”)
● Pressure Rating: PN10-PN160
● Material: A216 WCB/A352 LCB/A217 WC6/A217 WC9/A351 CF8/A351 CF3M/A351 CF3/A351 CF8M etc
● Suitable Temperature: -196ºC~538ºC( Different temperature choose different materials).
● Suitable Medium: Water, Steam, Oil and natural gas etc.
3. DIN DN100 PN40 GS-C25 Carbon Steel Flange Globe Valve Product Drawing:
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