Knife gate valve 952
with handwheelpneumatically-operatedfor sludge

Knife gate valve - 952 - Pentair Valves & Controls - with handwheel / pneumatically-operated / for sludge
Knife gate valve - 952 - Pentair Valves & Controls - with handwheel / pneumatically-operated / for sludge
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Characteristics

Type
knife gate
Operation
with handwheel, pneumatically-operated
Media
for sludge
Body$
1-piece, rugged
Applications
for process applications
Material$
stainless steel
Other characteristics
high-performance, high-temperature, unidirectional, high-flow, chemical-resistant, compact
DN

Max.: 600 mm
(23.622 in)

Min.: 50 mm
(1.969 in)

Pressure

10 bar
(145 psi)

Temperature

230 °C
(446 °F)

Description

These versatile, high-performance valves are suitable for most industry process applications. From process water or pulp and paper to mining (light to medium slurries), Food & Beverage, acid and alkaline fluid transportation, effluent, wastewater and bulk handling, they the Figure 952 are ideal for almost any application where performance and reliability are critical. The robust two-post design provides a lighter and more compact footprint than older, four-post models. This makes for easier installation, servicing and replacement at the job site. The advanced, inverted, self-aligning gland box – developed by Pentair – offers superior performance compared to older, floating gland designs. The improved gate surface finish significantly reduces galling. The new Figure 952 is available with three separate seating options: Metal for abrasive applications such as mining slurry Viton for high temperature conditions PTFE for chemical resistance.

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

ISH 2025
ISH 2025

17-21 Mar 2025 Frankfurt am Main (Germany) Hall 4.0 - Stand E05

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