What material is used for the valve seat, and what is its expected lifespan?
The valve seat utilizes imported natural rubber with more than 50% rubber content, offering superior elasticity and long operational life. It is engineered to withstand more than 10,000 opening and closing cycles without damage.
How is the valve cleaned prior to delivery to prevent pipeline pollution?
Each valve undergoes rigorous ultrasonic cleaning in a specialized machine to thoroughly eliminate residual contaminants and particles, ensuring optimal cleanliness and avoiding system line pollution.
What are the epoxy powder coating specifications and baking procedures?
The valve uses an epoxy powder painting process with a minimum layer thickness of 250 µm. The valve body is preheated for 3 hours at 200°C, followed by powder solidification for 2 hours at 180°C to guarantee high corrosion resistance and adhesive strength.
Which standard governs the body thickness and pressure resistance of the valves?
Our valves are manufactured with standard wall thickness compliant with GB26640, ensuring robust structural integrity and the capability to reliably hold high pressures during critical service.
What standards and sizes are available for connection and mounting?
Sizes range from DN40 to DN1200 across PN10, PN16, CL150, JIS 5K, and JIS 10K pressure ratings. Face-to-face dimensions follow API609, BS5155, DIN3202, and ISO5752, while upper flange mountings comply with the ISO 5211 actuator interface standard.
What materials are used for the marker plate and manual handle assembly?
The manual handle is crafted from corrosion-resistant ductile iron with an ergonomic semicircle grip, coupled with an SS304 spring and pin. The side marker plate is laser-marked SS304 secured with stainless steel rivets for clean and durable identification.