Through-conduit valve GAV-SLB
gatepneumaticwith handwheel

through-conduit valve
through-conduit valve
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Characteristics

Type
gate
Operation
with handwheel, pneumatic
Function
flow control, shut-off, regulating
Media
for water, for oil, for chemical products, for fuel, for gas, for steam
Body
flange, weld, stainless steel, carbon steel, steel, alloy
Applications
for heating, for industrial applications, refinery, for the chemical industry, for process applications, for pipelines, for liquids, for the petroleum industry, for boiler, for the paper industry, cryogenic, for the mining industry, power line, for gas turbines
Number of channels
2-way
Fluid specification
for aggressive media, for corrosive fluids, for abrasive fluids, for flammable fluids, for hazardous fluids, for low-viscosity fluids, for toxic fluids
Associated function
transfer, feed
Other characteristics
ISO, standard, high-pressure, full-flow, bidirectional, high-temperature, emergency, through-conduit, ATEX
DN

Min.: 50 mm
(1.969 in)

Max.: 1,500 mm
(59.055 in)

Pressure

Min.: 16 bar
(232.1 psi)

Max.: 420 bar
(6,091.6 psi)

Temperature

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Max.: 200 °C
(392 °F)

Description

- Designs utilize flanged and butt-weld end connections. - The full port bi-Directional flow capability minimizes pressure drop and turbulence. - Isolating valves designed for full closing of the working media flow. - Used for regulating or throttling purposes. - Offers many features and options beneficial for oil, gas, and liquid applications. - Tested in accordance with API 6D&api 600. Athena through conduit gate valve manufacturer from genuine guaranteed raw material with material test certificates, hydraulic test certificates, MTC 3.1available with all supply. Also, we can provide valves with third party inspection agencies.
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