Disc check valve
for waterdouble-flangelow-pressure

Disc check valve - Flowrates - for water / double-flange / low-pressure
Disc check valve - Flowrates - for water / double-flange / low-pressure
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Characteristics

Type
disc
Fluid
for water
Body
double-flange
Applications
safety, low-pressure
Material
stainless steel
Other characteristics
security
DN

Max.: 1,800 mm
(70.866 in)

Min.: 100 mm
(3.937 in)

Pressure

10 bar, 16 bar
(145 psi, 232.1 psi)

Temperature

Max.: 90 °C
(194 °F)

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Description

Tilting valves are installed in pumping systems to prevent backflow. The double eccentric design allows for very fast opening at low pressure. This also makes it suitable for systems with frequent flow and pressure variations. The adjustable lever/counterweight system allows for adjustment of the closing speed. All internal parts are made of stainless steel or epoxy coated 250 microns. Flowrates Tip Our shaft is trapezoidal : it enables a better positioning and the possibility of exchanging on-site the counter weight from the left to the right. Upon request, it is possible to provide this check valve with a protection cover for more safety Main Characteristics and Advantages of the Weighted Check Valve Low head losses. Maintenance free. Complete sealing (double eccentric arrangement of disc). Mounting horizontally or vertically. Bearings self lubrificated. Operation with or without counterweight. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS: see chart. COATING : Fusion bounded epoxy coating 250 microns TESTING Test procedures are established according to EN12266-1 CONNECTION Flanged EN1092-2 PN 10, PN 16, ISO 2531, DIN 2501. Face to face according to NF EN 558-1 serie 14, DIN 3202/1 serie F4. Normes de conception : EN593.

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