Gate valve FLS-DA2
hydraulically-operatedpressure-controlfor control

Gate valve - FLS-DA2 - CAMERON - hydraulically-operated / pressure-control / for control
Gate valve - FLS-DA2 - CAMERON - hydraulically-operated / pressure-control / for control
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Characteristics

Type
gate
Operation
hydraulically-operated
Function
for control, pressure-control
Body
flange
Applications
drill
Associated function
balancing
Other characteristics
high-pressure, bidirectional, double-acting
DN

Min.: 1.813 in

Max.: 11 in

Pressure

Min.: 2,000 psi

Max.: 20,000 psi

Description

The FLS-DA2 gate valve is designed for positive control of high-pressure frac valves and for many subsea and drilling applications. This design is a combination of our field-proven FLS gate valve with a double-acting hydraulic actuator. The FLS-DA2 gate valve is fitted with a balancing lower stem to work in conjunction with a double-acting hydraulic actuator to provide positive, reliable control throughout the entire stroke of the valve. Should a failure of hydraulic power occur, this valve will remain in position. Advantages •Double-acting actuator for positive control during frac operations •Balancing stem that allows the gate to stay in position unless hydraulic power is supplied to the actuator •Critical service options for extreme sour and subsea applications •Positive metal-to-metal sealing in bonnet, gate-to-seat seal, and seat-to-body seals •Bidirectional flow for versatility and increased service life •One stem seal design to cover the full range of temperatures, pressures, and fluids encountered in wellhead and manifold service •Stem backseat capability to allow stem seal replacement with the valve under pressure
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.