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J-VALVES-GV-121701
J-VALVES
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Product Features
Durable Material: The valve body is made of WCB cast carbon steel, manufactured through precision casting processes, ensuring high strength and durability. It can operate stably for a long time in harsh working environments, reducing maintenance and replacement frequencies.
Reliable Sealing Performance: Adopting a pressure-sealed design, it features excellent sealing performance. Even under high pressure differences or in working conditions with high-viscosity and corrosive media, it effectively prevents leakage, ensuring production safety and environmental protection requirements.
Precise Operation Control: Equipped with a gear operation mechanism, the operation is smooth and accurate, enabling easy and precise control of fluid flow. It can handle both minor flow adjustments and large-scale conveying opening/closing with ease.
Convenient Installation and Maintenance: Using butt-weld (BW) connection, installation is simple and quick, saving space and installation costs. Meanwhile, the valve's structural design facilitates disassembly and maintenance, with easy replacement of internal components, significantly reducing equipment downtime.
Wide Applicability: Suitable for various media, including water, natural gas, oil, and some corrosive liquids. It can meet fluid control needs in different industries, playing an important role in scenarios ranging from oil extraction to chemical production, and from municipal water supply to energy transportation.
Technical Parameters
Nominal Diameter: 16 inches
Nominal Pressure: 1500LB
Working Temperature: -196℃~400℃
Connection Mode: Butt Weld (BW)
Valve Body Material: WCB Cast Carbon Steel
Operation Mode: Gear Operation
Applicable Media: Water, Natural Gas, Oil, Corrosive Liquids, etc.
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