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They are engineered for high temperature, steam injection or other high temperature gas or liquid service. They are designed to operate in any installation position and resist the effects of vibration on the selected setting. Their construction allows easy inspection and individual piece replacement without needing to remove the valve body from the line. They are manually adjusted valves designed to provide excellent repeatability. They are available in 1 in. and 3 in. [25.4 mm and 50.8 mm] body sizes and a wide range of body configurations and trim packages. Type 316 and 410SS components are offered for corrosive services. Threaded and butt-weld connections are rated up to 5000# PSI working pressure. Valve Trims are available in Stainless Steel and Tungsten Carbide materials. Other coatings are also available. -
2” thru body w/ 600# RF End connections 1/4” TC stub ACME trim Max opening: 16/64” CV: 1.38 Body/flange material: ASTM 216WCB Stem material: 410SS/TC Seat material: 316SS/TC Seal material: Teflon/Viton Temperature class: U (0F to 250F) WP: 1,480# PSI according to flange end connections -
Prevent system overpressure, regulate backpressure, provide automatic bypass, and eliminate siphon with high performance relief valves. Offered in PVC, CPVC, PP or PVDF. -
Prevent system overpressure, regulate backpressure, provide automatic bypass, and eliminate siphon with high performance relief valves. Offered in PVC, CPVC, PP or PVDF.
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Electrically actuated valves for severe service applications for virtually all types of solutions. Normally-closed design in PVC, CPVC, PP or PVDF with a wide range of CE Marked AC & DC coils, offered with Z-Cool DIN connectors for improved energy efficiency & longevity. ¼"-1" / 8-32mm sizes. -
Electrically actuated valves for severe service applications for virtually all types of solutions. Normally-closed design in PVC, CPVC, PP or PVDF with a wide range of CE Marked AC & DC coils, offered with Z-Cool DIN connectors for improved energy efficiency & longevity. ¼"-1" / 8-32mm sizes.
