Fixed Competitive Price Heating Valve Actuator - Diaphragm Control Valve – Hankun
Fixed Competitive Price Heating Valve Actuator - Diaphragm Control Valve – Hankun Detail:
Product Introduction
Adopting fluid pressure unbalanced trim, the top guide valve trim structure, the valve body flow path is S streamlined, volume of the single seated valve is small, the structure is simple, the adjustment accuracy is high, the valve seat sealing performance is good, and the manufacturing cost is low. The effective and sufficient guiding system can overcome the vibration generated when the opening is small, and at the same time can extend the service life. The valve trim with various flow characteristics can be selected, which can widely meet the adjustment requirements of various systems, and is suitable for the adjustment and cut off of liquids, gas and steam under medium and low pressure difference conditions.
Valve body: WCB, LCB, WC9, CF8, CF8M, CF3M
Valve stem: 304, 316, 316L
Valve trim: 304, 316, 316L
Packing: PTFE/Flexible graphite
Actuator: Pneumatic actuator
Type: Diaphragm
Voltage: 24, 110, 220
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