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Product Features
High-Quality Material: The valve body is made of A351 CF8 stainless steel, which boasts excellent corrosion resistance and high-temperature resistance, making it adaptable to various complex working conditions.
Flange Connection Design: Adopting DIN-standard flange connection, it ensures seamless docking with pipeline systems, featuring convenient installation and reliable sealing performance.
Reliable Sealing Performance: The valve seat uses PTFE or other high-performance sealing materials, ensuring zero-leakage sealing performance under high-pressure and low-temperature conditions.
Compact Design: With a compact structure, small volume, and lightweight, it is easy to install and maintain, especially suitable for pipeline systems with limited space.
Fire-Safe Design: Compliant with the API 607 fire safety standard, it can maintain sealing performance even under extreme conditions such as fires, ensuring system safety.
Multiple Operation Modes: Manual operation or being equipped with an actuator for automatic control is optional, meeting the needs of different application scenarios.
Low Flow Resistance Design: The internal flow channel of the valve body is smooth with low flow resistance, which can effectively reduce energy consumption and improve system efficiency.
Technical Specifications
Nominal Diameter: 2" ~ 48"(DN50 ~ DN1200)
Nominal Pressure:150LB
Operating Temperature: -26℃ to +425℃ , depending on the sealing material
Valve Body Material: A351 CF8 stainless steel
Sealing Material: PTFE, NBR, EPDM, etc.
Connection Type: Flange connection (DIN standard)
Operation Mode: Manual operation, pneumatic operation, electric operation (optional)
Design Standards: DIN, API 600, ASME B16.34
Testing Standards: API 598, ISO 5208
Application Fields
Chemical Industry: Used for handling corrosive chemical media such as acids, alkalis, and salt solutions.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Ensures that fluid control in pharmaceutical production processes complies with hygiene standards.
Water Treatment and Municipal Water Supply: Guarantees water quality safety and stable operation of the system.
Paper Industry: Suitable for handling slurries containing suspended particles.
Marine Engineering: Performs well in seawater environments, suitable for fluid control systems on offshore platforms and ships.
Advantages and Services
Customization Services: Special sizes, pressure ratings, and materials can be provided according to customer requirements.
Quality Assurance: All valves undergo strict quality inspection and come with.
Technical Support: Offers installation guidance, operation training, and after-sales consultation services.
International Certifications: Products have passed international certifications such as ISO 9001 and CE, ensuring reliable product quality and performance.
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