Features：
● The sealing characteristics is similar to flanged diaphragm valve, large flow.
● The valve body can be removed from the pipe line by loosening the union nuts at both its ends.
● Existing cases show that due to factors such as installation errors in factory pipelines, it is easy to cause the union nut to be overstressed and leak or even be damaged. Therefore, it is not recommended to use a valve with a union connection structure above DN50.
Parts&Material
|
No. |
Parts |
Materials |
|
1 |
Gauge cover |
PC |
|
2 |
Stud nut |
Steel, stainless steel |
|
3 |
Hand wheel |
ABS,FRPP |
|
4 |
Bonnet |
FRPP,PPH,UPVC,CPVC,PVDF |
|
5 |
Sleeve |
Cast iron, copper alloy |
|
6 |
Board |
Plastc-coated steel, stainless steel |
|
7 |
Stud Bolt & Nut |
Steel&plastic nuts, stainless steel |
|
8 |
Union Nut |
FRPP,PPH,UPVC,CPVC,PVDF |
|
9 |
Body |
FRPP,PPH,UPVC,CPVC,PVDF |
|
10 |
O-Ring |
EPDM,FPM |
|
11 |
Endconnector |
FRPP,PPH,UPVC,CPVC,PVDF |
|
12 |
Stem |
Steel, Stainless steel, Copper alloy |
|
13 |
Compressor |
PVDF，CPVC，Cast iron |
|
14 |
Cushion |
EPDM |
|
15 |
Diaphragm |
EPDM,FPM,FEP,PFA,PTFE |
Dimensions Table（mm）
|
DN |
L1 |
d |
Z |
L |
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Socket end |
Thread end |
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|
HG/DIN |
JIS |
ANSI |
HG/DIN |
JIS |
ANSI |
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|
15 |
110 |
20 |
22 |
21.3 |
Rcl/2 |
PT1/2 |
NPT1/2 |
17 |
155 |
|
20 |
110 |
25 |
26 |
26.7 |
Rc3/4 |
PT3/4 |
NPT3/4 |
24 |
165 |
|
25 |
110 |
32 |
32 |
33.4 |
Rcl |
PT1 |
NPT1 |
28 |
173 |
|
32 |
175 |
40 |
38 |
42.2 |
Rc1-1/4 |
PT1-1/4 |
NPT1-1/4 |
29 |
248 |
|
40 |
175 |
50 |
48 |
48.3 |
Rc1-1/2 |
PT1-1/2 |
NPT1-1/2 |
35 |
257 |
|
50 |
200 |
63 |
60 |
60.3 |
Rc2 |
PT2 |
NPT2 |
39 |
292 |
DN65-DN125 true union diaphragm valves are manual products, please consult the sales consultant for details
The dimension table is calculably based on UPVC material
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