BALL VALVES

Metal Seated Valves (V1-4: 4-36″, 900-4500#)

  • ➤ Sizes
    4 – 36"

    ➤ Pressure Classes
    ASME / ANSI Class 900 – 4500

    ➤ Materials of Construction Carbon steel (A216 WCB) – standard,
    Alloy steel (A217 WC9) – standard
    Stainless steel (A351 CF8M) – standard
    Duplex steel
    Exotic alloys
    Other materials available upon request

    ➤ In Compliance
    ASME B16.34, PED
    Nuclear ASME III Class 1, 2 and 3
    Nuclear Safety Related – 10CFR50 Appendix B, SIL

    ➤ End Connections
    Raised face flange – standard, Buttweld – standard
    Other end connections available upon request

    ➤ Shutoff
    Absolute zero-leakage shutoff

  • ✔︎ Integral metal seat. With our proprietary HVOF RiTech® coating technology, the integral seat in ValvTechnologies’ valves is resistant to the attack of abrasive magnetite and ferrous oxides that may be seen in the steam flow.

    ✔︎ Body seal ring. ValvTechnologies employs a field proven seal ring technology to ensure sealing under all operating conditions, up to 1400°F. The body seal ring is loaded at a pressure higher than 20,000 psi. In addition, valves sized three inch and above contain a secondary Grafoil seal to further guarantee reliability

    ✔︎ Patented coating process. The sealing surfaces are overlaid with tungsten or chromium carbide using our exclusive HVOF RiTech® process. These surfaces have a hardness of 68 – 72 Rc to allow long periods of operation in the most severe conditions.

    ✔︎ Live-loaded gland area. The V Series’ sealing design features a four stud, live-loaded assembly designed for heavy industrial applications. The sealing material is high purity Grafoil® surrounded by stainless steel wire mesh anti-extrusion rings. The six Belleville® springs (per stud) provide constant load pressure through extreme thermal shocks and prevent wear leaks in high-cycle service.

    ✔︎ Blow-out proof stem design utilizes a one piece, hard-faced, blow-out proof stem that is inserted through the inside of the body cavity eliminating the possibility of blow-out through the gland area.