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DN15-DN500
J-VALVES
Structural Features
Carbon Steel Material: The valve body is made of high-quality carbon steel (GS-C25, equivalent to 1.0619/WCB), 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.
Flanged Connection: Adopts a standard flanged connection method compliant with the EN 1092-1 standard, ensuring reliable installation and sealing performance.
Handwheel Operation: Equipped with a handwheel operating mechanism, it provides stable opening and closing performance, suitable for manual operation. It reduces operating torque and facilitates on-site operation and maintenance.
Packing Sealing: Uses high-quality packing for sealing, ensuring the valve's sealing performance during long-term use and preventing medium leakage.
Fire-Safe Design: Complies with relevant fire safety standards. Even in the event of a fire, the valve can maintain sealing performance to prevent medium leakage and ensure system safety.
Anti-Static Device: Built-in anti-static device effectively prevents static accumulation, reducing the risk of fire and explosion. It is particularly suitable for controlling flammable and explosive media.
Compact Design: Small in size and light in weight, it is easy to install and integrate into existing systems, saving space.
Technical Specifications
Nominal Diameter: DN200
Pressure Rating: PN40
Temperature Range: -29℃ to +425℃
Materials:
Valve Body: Carbon Steel (GS-C25, equivalent to 1.0619/WCB)
Gate Disc: Carbon Steel (GS-C25, equivalent to 1.0619/WCB) + Cemented Carbide (e.g., Stellite No.6)
Valve Stem: Stainless Steel (304/316)
Sealing Material: PTFE, RPTFE
Connection Method: Flanged Connection (compliant with EN 1092-1 standard)
Operation Mode: Handwheel Operation
Design Standard: EN 13709
Testing Standard: EN 12266
Applicable Media: Water, oil, gas, chemical media, etc.
Application Scenarios
Oil and 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 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, ensuring 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 carbon steel material and compact design ensure stable operation of the valve in medium-to-high pressure and medium-to-high temperature environments, reducing maintenance frequency and downtime.
High Safety: Fire-safe and anti-static designs, along with reliable sealing performance, effectively reduce leakage risks and protect the safety of personnel and equipment.
Convenient Operation: The handwheel operating mechanism provides stable opening and closing performance, suitable for manual operation. It reduces operating torque and facilitates on-site operation and maintenance.
Easy Installation and Maintenance: The flanged connection simplifies the installation process and facilitates maintenance and overhaul.
Wide Applicability: Multiple material options and a broad range of pressure and temperature ratings allow it to adapt to various complex working conditions and medium characteristics.
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