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J-VALVES-BV
J-VALVES
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Product Features
High-quality Materials: The valve body is made of forged steel (such as A105, LF2, etc.), featuring high strength and excellent corrosion resistance to adapt to various complex working environments.
Rising Stem Design: With the Rising Stem design, the valve stem moves up and down as the valve opens and closes, intuitively indicating the valve's open/closed status while protecting the stem threads from corrosion.
Flange Connection: Adopts ANSI-standard flange connections to ensure quick and reliable integration with pipeline systems, facilitating installation and maintenance.
Reliable Sealing: Uses high-quality sealing materials (e.g., PTFE and graphite) to ensure excellent sealing performance under all operating conditions.
Fire-safe Design: Complies with API 607 fire safety standards, suitable for high-risk environments.
Anti-static Design: Equipped with anti-static devices to ensure safety in flammable and explosive environments.
Multiple Standards Compliance: Meets international standards such as API 600 and ASME B16.34, guaranteeing product quality and performance reliability.
Technical Parameters
Nominal Pressure: 150LB~2500LB
Size Range: 1/2" ~ 24" (DN15~DN600)
Operating Temperature: -29°C to 425°C
Applicable Media: Water, natural gas, oil, air, acidic liquids, etc.
Valve Body Material: Forged steel (A105, LF2, etc.)
Valve Disc Material: Forged steel
Valve Stem Material: Forged steel
Sealing Material: PTFE, graphite, etc.
Connection Method: Flange connection (ANSI B16.5)
Operation Method: Manual, pneumatic, electric
Design Standards: API 602,ASME B16.34,BS 1873
Inspection & Testing: API 598
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