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Stainless Steel 200WOG Non-Rising Stem Threaded NPT/BSPP/BSPT Gate Valve
Product Features
Non-rising Stem Design: The valve stem will not rise during the operation process, saving space and being especially suitable for installation in environments with limited space.
Threaded Connection: It provides multiple thread standards to ensure compatibility with different pipeline systems.
Material Advantage: The valve body and valve cover are made of high-quality 304 or 316 stainless steel, which has good corrosion resistance and mechanical properties and is suitable for a variety of media.
Sealing Performance: High-performance sealing materials such as PTFE are adopted to ensure that the valve can achieve reliable sealing under various working conditions.
Sturdy and Durable: The precision casting process is adopted to ensure the structural strength and durability of the valve.
Handwheel Operation: Equipped with a handwheel for operation, it is convenient for manual control of the valve's opening and closing.
Multiple Thread Standards: It complies with international standards such as ANSI B1.20.1, BS 21, DIN 259/2999, and ISO 228.
Technical Parameters
Nominal Size: 1/2"~2" (DN15~DN50)
Working Pressure: 200 WOG
Working Temperature: 425 °C
Valve Body Material: 304 or 316 stainless steel
Sealing Material: PTFE
Connection Method: Threaded connection (NPT, BSPP, BSPT)
Applicable Media: Water, oil, gas, steam, acid, etc.
Application Scenarios
Chemical Industry: Used to control the transportation of corrosive chemical media to ensure the safety and stability of the production process.
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry: In the processes of oil and gas exploration, transportation, and processing, it is used to control the flow of oil and gas to prevent leakage.
Water Treatment Industry: Used in water supply and drainage systems and sewage treatment plants to control the on-off of water flow.
Food and Beverage Industry: Used to control fluid media in the production process of food and beverages to ensure the quality and safety of products.
Pharmaceutical Industry: In the drug production process, it is used to control the transportation of liquid medicine to meet hygienic requirements.
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