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J-VALVES-BV-95500
J-VALVES
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Premium Materials: The valve body, core, and seat are all made of C95500 aluminum-nickel bronze, featuring excellent corrosion resistance and high strength, especially suitable for handling harsh media such as seawater and marine environments.
Floating Ball Design: The floating ball design allows the ball to tightly fit the seat when closed, ensuring the valve's sealing performance and maintaining good sealing effect even under high pressure differences.
Flange Connection: Adopting ANSI-standard flange connections to ensure quick and reliable integration with pipeline systems, facilitating installation and maintenance.
Full-Bore Design: The full-bore design reduces fluid resistance, improves fluid flow efficiency, and ensures the efficient operation of the system.
Convenient Operation: Equipped with handles or pneumatic actuators for flexible operation, allowing users to choose between manual or automatic operation modes as needed.
Reliable Sealing: Using PTFE sealing materials for superior sealing performance that remains effective over long-term use, effectively preventing media leakage.
Nominal Pressure: ANSI Class 150/300
Size Range: 1/4" ~ 12"
Working Temperature: -196ºC~450ºC( Different temperature choose different materials).
Applicable Media: Seawater, natural gas, oil, acidic liquids, etc.
Design Standards: API 6D, API 608, ASME B16.34, etc.
Flange Standard: ANSI B16.5
Inspection & Testing: API 598
Body Material: C95500 Aluminum-Nickel Bronze
Core Material: C95500 Aluminum-Nickel Bronze
Seat Material: PTFE
This valve is widely used in industries such as petroleum, natural gas, chemical, pharmaceutical, and water treatment, especially suitable for the following scenarios:
Seawater treatment systems
Marine engineering
Corrosive media transportation in the chemical industry
Oil and natural gas extraction and transportation
Seawater desalination in water treatment systems
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