Floating ball valve AP64leverwith handwheelpneumatic
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Characteristics
- Type
- floating ball
- Operation
- lever, with handwheel, pneumatic
- Function
- flow control
- Media
- for water, for oil, for chemical products, for fuel
- Body
- with flange, 2-piece, stainless steel, carbon steel
- Applications
- for industrial applications, for the chemical industry, industrial, process, for liquids, for the gas industry, for the petroleum industry
- Number of channels
- 2-channel
- Fluid specification
- for aggressive media, for hazardous fluids
- Other characteristics
- ANSI, bidirectional, high-temperature
- DN
Max.: 6 in
Min.: 0.5 in
- Pressure
16 bar
(232.1 psi)- Temperature
Max.: 400 °C
(752 °F)Min.: -46 °C
(-51 °F)
Description
The AP series is a line of ball valves manufactured by Penta. It offers an efficient solution for high-temperature fluid handling with reliability and capability. The ball valves are also produced with quality, based on Alfa Valves models.
The unit is equipped with Pentafite seats made out of metal, ensuring zero leakage in operation. It ensures easy maintenance without requiring extra lapping of the seats to the ball, due to the elastic component of the seats. In addition, the series offers a degree of external leakage certified by RWTUV, in compliance with the limits imposed by German regulation TA-LUFT.
Catalogs
AP64
2 Pages
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