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J-VALVES Wafer Type Butterfly Valves
Main Features
Diversified material selection: It offers a variety of materials such as cast iron, ductile iron, carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex stainless steel, super duplex stainless steel, nickel alloy, nickel-aluminum bronze, Hastelloy, Inconel, etc., to meet the requirements for corrosion resistance and strength under different working conditions.
Extensive size range: The sizes range from 2 inches to 34 inches, enabling it to adapt to pipeline systems from small to large ones.
Wide range of applicable media: It is suitable for various media such as water, natural gas, oil, and some corrosive liquids, meeting the needs of different industrial scenarios.
Multiple operation modes: It can be equipped with handle or gear operating devices, allowing users to choose manual or mechanical operation modes according to actual needs.
Strict design and manufacturing standards: It is designed and manufactured in accordance with international standards such as API 6D, API 608, and API 607 to ensure the reliability of product quality and performance.
Reliable sealing performance: Through advanced sealing technology, it can maintain a good sealing effect within the specified temperature and pressure ranges, reducing the risk of leakage.
Compact structural design: The wafer-style structure makes it compact in size, facilitating installation in pipeline systems with limited space and also reducing installation costs.
Product Features
Size: 2"~60" (DN50~DN1500)
Pressure Rating: 150LB~900LB (PN20~PN150)
Suitable Temperature: -27℃~150℃
Material: A351CF8M/CF8/CF3/CF3M/A216 WCB/A217 WC6/WC9/A105/GG25/GGG50/Titanium/BronzeC95800/C5/C12/Cryogenic steel
Test standard: API 6D, API 608, API 607, GB/T 12238, GB/T 12224, GB/T 12221, GB/T 9113, GB/T 13927, etc.
Structure Type: Center line pattern,Double Eccentric pattern,Three Eccentric pattern
Reliable sealing performance: Through advanced sealing technology, good sealing effects can be maintained under various pressure and temperature conditions, effectively preventing media leakage and ensuring the safe operation of the system.
Compact design: The wafer type connection method makes the valve easy to install and occupies a small space, making it suitable for use in pipeline systems with limited space.
Application Fields
J-VALVES Wafer Type Butterfly Valves are widely used in industries such as petroleum, natural gas, chemical engineering, water treatment, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, etc. They are used to control and regulate the fluid flow in pipelines, helping to achieve efficient operation and safe control of the system.
Competitive Advantage:
On Samples Buyer bear the air fee, but this fee will be reduced from order directly
On After Sales Free replacement if there is any quality problem
On Delivery Never delay delivery time
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