Trunnion-mounted valve 300 series
ballwith handwheelflange

trunnion-mounted valve
trunnion-mounted valve
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Characteristics

Type
ball
Operation
with handwheel
Body
flange, 2-piece, trunnion-mounted, carbon steel
Applications
for industrial applications
Other characteristics
bidirectional, fire-safe
DN

Min.: 2 in

Max.: 12 in

Description

Trunnion mounted series ball valves are offered in high quality carbon steel material in sizes from 2 inches to 12 inches. With flanged connection ends and various seat material options. Fire safe tested: API 607/6FA and EN12266-2. Series 300 (Trunnion Mounted Ball Valve) Valtorc's trunnion mounted designed ball valves are a high strength and quality valve for your industrial needs. Offered in class 150/300/600/900 and 1500 in sizes from 2" - 12" in size. The series 300 valves are offered in flanged connection ends with Nylon and Peek seats. Offered in Class 150 to to Class 1500 With Flanged Connections •Anti blowout stem permit the replacement of the stem seals with the Ball Valve in the full closed or open position. •Two independent floating seat rings assure the bi-directional tightness of the valve from zero differential pressure to the maximum rated pressure. •When the Ball Valve body cavity pressure exceeds the down stream seat spring preloaded force, the differential force in the cavity area pushes the downstream seat away from the ball, the body cavity pressure will automatically relived. And then seat returns to the ball under spring loaded action. •The ball is fixed and the seat rings are floating, free to move along the valve axis. As the pressure increases the fluid pressure pushes the seat rings against the ball. •The electric conductance between all the metallic components of this series Ball Valve.

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300 series
300 series
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