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Globe valve 1200 FREES manualpneumatically-operatedshut-off
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Characteristics
- Type
- globe
- Operation
- manual, pneumatically-operated
- Function
- shut-off
- Media
- for gas, for oxygen, for liquified gas
- Body
- straight, stainless steel
- Applications
- cryogenic
- Other characteristics
- with bellows seal, with butt weld ends, for explosive atmospheres, for nitrogen, for hydrogen
- DN
Min.: 10 mm
(0.394 in)Max.: 100 mm
(3.937 in)- Pressure
40 bar
(580.2 psi)- Temperature
Min.: -271 °C
(-456 °F)Max.: -30 °C
(-22 °F)
Description
Series 1200 FREES
The FREES 1200 valve series can be installed without limitations in space, opening up new possibilities for pipe routing and optimisation of operations in tight spaces.
- Cryogenic globe or control valve
- Free installation position.
- Can be installed in a horizontal position or even top-down
- Medium temperatures ranging from -271°C to -30°C (2K to 243K)
- Straight body type
- Manual or pneumatic actuator for shut-off function,
diaphragm actuator for flow control
- Nominal pressure: PN40
- Nominal sizes: DN10 to DN150
Installation in horizontal Position or even upside-down
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