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ANSI/API Stainless Steel Forged Steel Gate Valve
Key Features
Superior Materials: The valve body is constructed from stainless steel materials, such as ASTM A351 CF8 and CF8M, ensuring excellent corrosion resistance and high strength.
Forged Construction: Manufactured using a forging process, the valve features a compact structure and high strength, enabling it to withstand high pressure and temperature.
Diverse Connection Options: Available with multiple connection methods, including flange connections (RF, FF), threaded connections (NPT, BSPT), socket welding (SW), and butt welding (BW).
Reliable Sealing: Equipped with high-quality sealing rings (such as PTFE and graphite) to ensure reliable sealing performance under high-pressure conditions.
OS&Y Design: Features an Outside Screw and Yoke (OS&Y) structure, facilitating easy observation of the valve stem position and operation. It also supports handwheel operation for flexible and effortless control.
Multiple Pressure Ratings: Available in various pressure ratings, including 150LB, 300LB, 600LB, 800LB, and 1500LB, to meet different operational requirements.
Fire-Safe Design: Complies with fire safety standards, maintaining sealing performance even in extreme conditions such as fires to prevent media leakage.
Testing and Certification: Rigorously tested and certified according to standards such as API 598 and ANSI B16.34 to ensure product quality and performance.
Nominal Diameter: 1/2" ~ 48" (DN15 ~ DN1200)
Pressure Rating: 150LB ~ 2500LB (PN20 ~ PN420)
Operating Temperature: -29°C ~ 425°C (-20°F ~ 797°F)
Applicable Media: Water, natural gas, oil, steam, acidic liquids, etc.
Body Material: Stainless steel (304, 316, 304L, 316L, etc.)
Sealing Material: PTFE, graphite, stainless steel, etc.
Design Standards: API 602, ANSI B16.34
Testing Standards: API 598, ANSI B16.34
Connection Types: Flange connection, threaded connection, socket welding, butt welding
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