Water-sealed Globe Valve, ASTM A216 WCB, DN150, PN25, RF End
Key Specifications / Features
Model No.: WV-231222-AGBV-01 Hits: 21
Explore superior fluid control with our Water-sealed Globe Valve. Crafted to precision, this valve features a robust design with Carbon Steel ASTM A216 WCB construction. Operating seamlessly in PN25 conditions, it ensures reliability and durability for various applications. The DN150 size, coupled with a raised flange end and bolted bonnet, provides secure connections and ease of maintenance. Handwheel operation enhances user control and efficiency.
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Detail Information
Valve description:
Water-sealed Globe valve, bolted bonnet, Raised flange.
Design: GB/T 12235-2007.
Body: ASTM A216 WCB
Nominal size: DN150
Nominal class: PN25.
End Connection: RF.
Operation: Handwheel
Face to face: GB/T 12221.
Test and inspection: JB/T 9092-1999.
Product Range:
Body material: Carbon Steel.
Normal diameter: 2 - 32 Inch (DN50 - DN800).
End connection: BW, Flange.
Pressure range: Class 150 - 600 LB (PN16 - PN100).
Working temperature: -29℃ - +429℃.
Technical parameters and characteristics
Water-sealed Globe valve, bolted bonnet, Raised flange.
Design: GB/T 12235-2007.
Body: ASTM A216 WCB
Nominal size: DN150
Nominal class: PN25.
End Connection: RF.
Operation: Handwheel
Face to face: GB/T 12221.
Test and inspection: JB/T 9092-1999.
Product Range:
Body material: Carbon Steel.
Normal diameter: 2 - 32 Inch (DN50 - DN800).
End connection: BW, Flange.
Pressure range: Class 150 - 600 LB (PN16 - PN100).
Working temperature: -29℃ - +429℃.
Technical parameters and characteristics
| Product | Water-sealed Globe valve. |
| Nominal diameter | DN50 - DN800. |
| Design temp. | Down to -29℃. |
| Design pressure | PN16 - PN100. |
| Material | Carbon Steel. |
| Design standard | GB/T 12235-2007. |
| Face to face | GB/T 12221. |
| Operation | Gear, handwheel |
| Connection end | BW, Flange. |
| Test standard | JB/T9092-1999. |
| Package | Plywood |
| Application | The oil and steam,water |
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