Series 6000 full bore floating ball flanged ball valves

Series 5000, series 6000 full bore flanged ball valves adopt the world's patented, unique elastic lip sealing seat structure. It can have high sealing performance and low operating torque within the range of large pressure difference and large temperature difference. The reduction design makes the cost of valve or automatic valve more economical and can be used for medium cutting or adjustment. Full-bore valves provide maximum flow and can be used for scavenging, cleaning or conveying of pipes for medium cutting or adjustment.

The product is suitable for the transportation of liquid and gas (including steam) in various industrial pipelines. It can also be used in special media, such as hydrogen, oxygen, high vacuum, anti-sulfur or corrosive media.

The valve features

The new Xtreme sealing seat can be selected to extend the service life of the valve, expand the performance range and improve the cost performance.

The polymer elastic lip seal can be designed in any direction to reduce the maintenance and prolong the service life.

Non-metal sealing seat fireproof valves comply with API 607 version 4 and BS 6755-part 2 requirements.

The combination of excellent control characteristics and tight seal performance makes valve an ideal product for both disconnection and control.

Meet API 608 requirements and can be used in refining and related chemical and petrochemical industries.

Valve series pressure level specification (in) applicable temperature º C /

The shell material adopts standard connection type sample no. 5000 series 150 class, 300 class 1/2" ~ 20"-29 ~ +250/WCB

- 73 ~ + 250 / CF8M

-96 ~ +250/CF8M long stem ASME B16.34

ASME B16.5

ASME B16.10 flange q107-1

Q110-4600 level 2"6000 series 150 level, 300 level 14" ~ 24" 600-level 1/2" ~ 1-1/2"

* applicable temperature according to material, pressure and valve specifications. The company has a variety of valve body and sealing materials for choice, can provide a wider range of temperature applicable valves.

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