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Forged Steel Globe Valve
J-VALVES
4500PSI F316H Fogred Steel RF Y Type Angle AValve
Technical Parameters
Nominal Diameter: 1/2" ~ 2" (DN15~DN50)
Pressure Rating: 2000PSI~4500PSI
Temperature Range: -29℃ ~ 425℃
Applicable Media: water, steam, oil, natural gas, corrosive liquids, etc.
Valve Body Material: ASTM A182 F316H stainless steel
Seat Material: Cemented carbide or stainless steel
Connection Method: Flanged connection (RF)
Design Standards: API 602, ASME B16.34
Testing Standard: API 598
Fire Safety: Complies with API 607 fire safety standard
Anti-static Design: Equipped with anti-static device
Design Features
Y-Type Structure: The Y-shaped design makes the valve have lower fluid resistance and a larger flow area, reduces pressure drop and improves system efficiency.
Full Bore Design: Reduces the resistance when fluid passes through and improves system efficiency.
High-Pressure Sealing: The cemented carbide seat provides excellent wear resistance and sealing performance, which is suitable for high-temperature and high-pressure environments.
Fire Safety: Complies with API 607 fire safety standard and can maintain the sealing performance in case of fire.
Anti-static Device: Prevents the accumulation of static electricity and is suitable for flammable and explosive media.
ISO 5211 Mounting Interface: With a standard ISO 5211 mounting interface, it is convenient to install actuators.
Application Scenarios
Oil and Gas Industry: Used in oil and gas transmission pipelines, wellhead control, refineries and natural gas processing plants, etc.
Chemical Industry: Applicable to pipeline systems for handling corrosive chemicals, such as the transportation of acids, alkalis and solvents.
Power Industry: Used in the steam and cooling water systems of power plants to ensure the efficient operation of the systems.
Municipal Water Supply and Sewage Treatment: To ensure the safety of water quality and the stable operation of the systems.
Offshore Engineering: Used in seawater systems and freshwater systems of ships and offshore platforms.
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