Ball valve PR series
leverflow controlshut-off

Ball valve - PR series - Watts Fluid Air - lever / flow control / shut-off
Ball valve - PR series - Watts Fluid Air - lever / flow control / shut-off
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Characteristics

Type
ball
Operation
lever
Function
flow control, shut-off
Media
for air
Body
stainless steel
Applications
for industrial applications
DN

Max.: 0.5 in

Min.: 0.125 in

Pressure

207 bar
(3,002.3 psi)

Description

Parker's PR Series Plug Valves provide positive leak tight shut-off, high flow capacity, and quick quarter-turn operation in a compact attractive package. The patented blow-out resistant seat design offers reliable sealing technology at all operating pressures not seen in general purpose plug valves. In addition to on-off actuation, the plug design allows forward flow throttling. A broad selection of valve seats and seal materials may be chosen for media compatibility and performance over a broad range of temperatures. The pressure balanced atmospheric seals are backed by PTFE rings to enhance their performance and increase cycle life. Markets: • - Oil and Gas • - Research • - Chemical • - University Labs Features/Benefits: • - Patented blow-out resistant seat design • - Pressures up to 3,000 psig (207 bar) CWP • - Quarter-turn operation • - Reliable simple design • - Straight-through flow • - Stainless steel and brass construction • - Nitrile, ethylene propylene, fluorocarbon, and highly fluorinated fluorocarbon rubber seats and seals • - PTFE back-up rings on atmospheric seals • - Low operating torque • - Minimum pressure drop • - Throttling capability • - Positive handle stops • - Color coded fracture resistant nylon handles with directional flow indication • - Easy to service • - 100% factory tested • - Options include lock-out devices, downstream venting, and both stainless steel and T-bar handles
*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.