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Structural Features
Three-Piece Design: The valve body is divided into three parts, facilitating maintenance and replacement of components, reducing downtime, while enhancing the overall strength and sealing performance of the valve.
Stainless Steel Material: The valve body, ball, and valve stem are all made of high-quality stainless steel (e.g., 304, 316), which has high strength and good corrosion resistance. It can resist the erosion of various chemical media and extend the service life of the valve.
ISO 5211 High Pad Interface: The high pad interface design compliant with the ISO 5211 standard facilitates the installation and replacement of actuators, improving system flexibility and maintenance convenience.
Lever Operation: Equipped with a lever operating mechanism, it provides stable opening and closing performance, reduces operating torque, and is suitable for large-diameter and high-pressure working conditions.
Fire Safety Design: Compliant with the API 607 standard, the valve can maintain sealing performance even in case of fire, preventing medium leakage and ensuring system safety.
Anti-Static Device: Equipped with a built-in anti-static device, it effectively prevents static accumulation, reduces the risk of fire and explosion, and is particularly suitable for the control of flammable and explosive media.
Compact Design: With small size and light weight, it is easy to install and integrate into existing systems, saving space.
Multiple Connection Methods: Threaded connection is available to ensure reliable installation and sealing performance.
Technical Parameters
Nominal Diameter: 1/2″ to 2″ (DN15 to DN50)
Pressure Class: 1000WOG
Temperature Range: -29℃ to +200℃
Materials:
Valve Body: Stainless Steel (304, 316)
Ball: Stainless Steel (304, 316)
Valve Stem: Stainless Steel (304, 316)
Sealing Material: PTFE, RPTFE
Connection Method: Threaded Connection
Operation Mode: Lever Operation
Design Standard: ISO 5211
Testing Standard: API 598, ISO 5208
Fire Protection Design: API 607
Applicable Media: Water, Oil, Gas, Chemical Media, etc.
Application Scenarios
Oil and Natural Gas Industry: Used in oil and gas field exploration, gathering, transportation, and processing systems to ensure reliable isolation and control of media.
Chemical Industry: Suitable for the transportation and reaction systems of various chemical media, preventing medium leakage and ensuring production safety.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Applied in pipeline systems during pharmaceutical production to ensure medium isolation and cleanliness in the drug manufacturing process.
Food and Beverage Industry: Meets food-grade requirements and is used in pipeline systems for food and beverage production to ensure hygiene and safety.
HVAC: Used in cooling water systems, hot water systems, etc., to ensure efficient operation of the system.
General Industrial Applications: Suitable for the control and isolation of media such as water, oil, and gas.
Advantages and Value
High Reliability: The stainless steel material and three-piece design ensure the valve operates stably in medium-high pressure and medium-high temperature environments, reducing maintenance frequency and downtime.
High Safety: The fire protection, anti-static design, and reliable sealing performance effectively reduce the risk of leakage, safeguarding the safety of personnel and equipment.
Automatic Operation: The ISO 5211 high pad interface design facilitates the installation and replacement of actuators, improving system flexibility and maintenance convenience.
Easy Installation and Maintenance: The threaded connection simplifies the installation process and facilitates maintenance and overhaul.
Wide Applicability: Multiple material options and a broad range of pressure and temperature allow it to adapt to various complex working conditions and medium characteristics.
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