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J-VALVES-GV-1441
J-VALVES
8481804090
Main Features
Material and Structure: The valve body is made of carbon steel materials (such as ASTM A216 WCB or WC6), featuring high strength and excellent corrosion resistance, enabling adaptation to high-temperature and high-pressure environments. The pressure-sealed design utilizes medium pressure to enhance sealing performance, ensuring no leakage under high pressure. The rising stem design facilitates operation and observation of the valve's opening and closing status.
Sealing Performance: Adopts metal-to-metal sealing, with the sealing surface using hard alloy surfacing technology for wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and long service life. The pressure-sealed structure automatically enhances the sealing effect under high pressure without requiring additional sealing devices.
Operational Performance: Handwheel operation with low operating torque, flexible opening and closing. Pneumatic, electric, or gear transmission devices can be optionally equipped to achieve automated control.
Safety and Environmental Protection: Fire-safe design complies with API 607 and API 6FA standards. Anti-static design meets relevant international standards.
Application Scope: Suitable for water, steam, natural gas, oil, and some corrosive liquids.
Technical Specifications
Size Range: 1/2" to 48" (DN15 to DN1200), specific sizes should be selected according to actual needs.
Pressure Class: 150LB ~ 2500LB.
Connection Method: Butt Weld (BW).
Working Temperature: -29°C to 425°C.
Applicable Media: Water, steam, natural gas, oil, corrosive liquids.
Design and Manufacturing Standards: API 600, ASME B16.34.
Inspection and Testing Standard: API 598.
Application Scenarios
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry: Used in natural gas pipelines, oil transportation systems, etc., to ensure reliable medium cut-off.
Chemical Industry: Suitable for handling corrosive chemical media such as sulfuric acid and phosphoric acid.
Power Industry: Used in steam and water systems of thermal power generation, nuclear power generation, and combined cycle power plants.
Water Treatment Industry: Used in urban water supply and sewage treatment systems.
Mining and Metallurgy: Used in high-wear material transportation systems.
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