• Model Number: DIN 3352 F5
• Brand Name: Wesdom
• Place of Origin: Henan, China
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DIN 3352 F5 DIN 3352 F5 Resilient Seated Flanged Gate Valves Description

Adoptive standards:

Specifications
1.Gate valve design DIN 3352 F5
2.Rising/Non-rising stem 
3.Rubber encapsulated wedge 
4.Clockwise closing direction 

Technical Data
DN50-DN300
PN1.0-1.6MPa
Flange Connection:PN10/16
Face to Face dimension:DIN 3202 F5
1.Body: ductile iron
2.Bonnet:ductile iron
3.Gland:ductile iron
4.Wedge:ductile iron+EPDM
5.Lifting nut:brass
6.Adjustable stem:SS420
7.Clamp ring:brass
8.O ring:silicone
9.Handwheel:ductile iron
10.Bolt:carbon steel
11.Ring:EPDM
12.Bolt:SS304

Features:

1.The flow resistance is small. The body's internal media channel is straight through, the medium into a straight flow, flow resistance is small.
2.When opening and closing more effort, compared with the cut-off valve, because either open or closed, gate movement direction perpendicular to the flow direction of the medium.
3.A high degree of opening and closing time is long. The opening and closing of the gate is larger, the reduction is carried out through the screw.
4.Water hammer phenomenon is not easy to produce. The reason is that the closure time is long.
5.The medium can flow in any direction, easy to install. Both sides of the gate valve channel is symmetrical.
6.The valves disc is rubber-packed to get excellent sealing effect by the rubber's resilient deformation. 
Non-rising resilient seated gate valves solve the problem in general gate valves such as leakage, rusting etc. 
and saves installation space. It is used widely in tap water industry, sewage treatment, shipping construction, 
petroleum, chemicals, food, pharmacy, textile, electric power, metallurgy and energy system's pipeline to adjust and shut off fluids.
 

Application:

1.Petrochemical,;
2.Chemical industry;
3.Metallurgy;
4.Electric power;
5.Water conservancy;
6.Urban construction;
7.Fire fighting;
8.Machinery;
9.Food.