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Diaphragm valve W60 serieshydraulicfor controlshut-off
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Characteristics
- Type
- diaphragm
- Operation
- hydraulic
- Function
- for control, shut-off
- Media
- for liquid food products and beverages, beverage
- Body
- seat, welded, modular
- Applications
- chemical, process, food
- Material
- EPDM, metal
- Associated function
- outlet
- Other characteristics
- standard, aseptic, multiple
- DN
Min.: 25 mm
(0.984 in)Max.: 152 mm
(5.984 in)- Pressure
Min.: 5 bar
(72.5 psi)Max.: 84 bar
(1,218.3 psi)- Temperature
Min.: 21 °C
(70 °F)Max.: 138 °C
(280 °F)
Description
W60 series single seat valves are used to shut-off or divert flow in a process system. These valves are pneumatically or manually operated, and offered in a wide variety of configurations. These valves are used to process products in the beverage, food, dairy, pharmaceutical, personal care and chemical industries.
Features
With multiple bodies, actuators, stem types and a wide range of control tops, these valves can be configured to precisely fit any application.
Bodies machined from solid bar 316L with laser welded ports
Standard "S" clamps used to connect adapters and bodies
High pressure capability
Seal options Tef-Flow, Tef-Flow P, Tri-Ring (FKM or EPDM), Metal Plug
Open yoke 3-A design
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