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DIN DN50 PN16 A351 CF8 Stainless Steel Flange Globe Valve
Technical Parameters
Nominal diameter: 1/2" ~ 36" (DN15 ~ DN900)
Pressure rating: 150LB ~ 2500LB (PN20 ~ PN420)
Applicable temperature: -29℃ ~ 300℃
Applicable media: water, steam, oil products, natural gas, acid gases, etc.
Materials:
Valve body: A351 CF8
Valve cover: A351 CF8
Valve disc: A351 CF8
Valve stem: 304 or 316 stainless steel
Sealing surface: Stainless steel or hard alloy
Connection method: Flanged connection, in compliance with EN 1092-1 standard
Operation mode: Manual (handwheel operation), with optional electric or pneumatic actuators
Design standard: DIN 3356
Structural length: In compliance with DIN 3202 standard
Testing standard: EN 12266-1
Flange standard: EN 1092-1
Product Features
Strong corrosion resistance: The A351 CF8 material has excellent corrosion resistance and is suitable for a variety of corrosive media.
Reliable sealing: Adopting a wedge-shaped valve disc design, it has reliable sealing performance and a long service life.
Flanged connection: In compliance with EN 1092-1 standard, it is convenient for installation and has good sealing performance.
Easy operation: Equipped with a handwheel operating mechanism, it can be opened and closed quickly and operated flexibly.
Multiple options: Electric or pneumatic actuators can be equipped according to customer needs to achieve automated control.
Standards compliance: The design and manufacturing comply with DIN 3356 standard, and the testing complies with EN 12266-1 standard.
Application Areas
Petroleum and natural gas industry: Used in oil and gas transmission pipelines to control the flow of media such as oil and natural gas.
Chemical industry: Suitable for the control of corrosive media in chemical production.
Water treatment industry: Used in water supply and drainage systems to control the opening and closing of water flow.
Energy industry: In the cooling water system and steam system of power stations, it ensures the reliable transmission of media.
Food and pharmaceutical industries: Suitable for the control of clean fluids in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
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