Floating ball valve V 2000
levercontrolshut-off

floating ball valve
floating ball valve
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Characteristics

Type
floating ball
Operation
lever
Function
control, shut-off
Body
threaded, large, brass
DN

Max.: 2 in

Min.: 0.25 in

Pressure

25 bar, 40 bar, 63 bar
(362.6 psi, 580.2 psi, 913.7 psi)

Temperature

Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)

Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)

Description

RK-Ball-o-top V 2000 Brass ball valve, threaded ends, full bore. Features DN 1/4" - DN 2" two-piece split body soft seated floating ball DVGW-approval (optional) FTF dimensions acc. to producers standard threaded ends acc. to EN 10226-1 full bore RK-Ball-o-top - Brass Ball Valves Brass ball valves with many advantages. This low priced ball valve is the ideal economical shut-off valve for cold and hot water, compressed air, gases and oils. Product Advantages Maintenance-free Corrosion-resistant Smooth running Solid design Special Designs Free of oil and grease Certificates and Approvals DVGW-approval (optional) General Information The specified pressure and temperature values showing the maximum range for orientation only. For the necessary design please note the pt diagram in the respective data sheet. Main criterion of the material code is the basic material of body and cap. The performance and service life of KLINGER valves depend to a large extent on proper storage and fitting - factors beyond the manufacture’s control. We can, however, vouch for the excellent quality of our products. With this in mind, please also take note of our operating instructions.

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