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Ball check valve 318 series
weldfor oil industry applicationsfor steam

ball check valve
ball check valve
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Characteristics

Type
ball
Body
weld
Applications
for oil industry applications, for steam
Material
stainless steel, steel, wrought steel
Other characteristics
spring, horizontal, standard, high-temperature
DN

Min.: 10 mm
(0.394 in)

Max.: 50 mm
(1.969 in)

Pressure

136 bar
(1,972.5 psi)

Temperature

Min.: -29 °C
(-20 °F)

Max.: 425 °C
(797 °F)

Description

The 318 series assembled by Sferaco, is a ball check valve built with forged carbon steel or stainless steel. This tool offers a reduced bore that features a piston type which consists of a spring or the ball type without a spring. Moreover, this valve operates in a horizontal position only to control the flow of direction, in accordance to the direction indicated by the arrow. The 318 Series ball check valv, is capable of operating in a high temperature due to its stainless steel and graphite bonnet gasket. It also has bolted bonnet that provides convenient maintenance. Forged carbon Steel check valve TRIM8 SW Class 800 standard bore for petroleum industry, steam, oil and gas and high pressure. Piston type and bolted bonnet. Stainless Steel + graphite bonnet gasket. Compatible with explosive atmosphère, ATEX Zone 1&21 and Zone 2&22. SPECIFICATIONS : • - respect the flow direction (mdicated by the arrow) • - Standard bore • - Piston type • - Horizontal position only • - Bolted bonnet • - Forged carbon Steel A105N • - Vi stellite ( Trim 8 ) • - Class 800 • - Phosphate protection. 5 pm thickness USE: • - Petroleum industry. steam. high pressure • - Min and max Température Ts : - 29°C to + 425°C • - Max Pressure Ps : 136 bars ( see graph )

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