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Flanged gate valve model GA
Gate valve model GA DN 125 PN 10/16
Ref. VC017125DN 125PN 10/16In stock
High-end gate valve for PN10/16 networks, designed for smooth, low-torque operation. Manufactured in GGG-50 ductile iron, with resilient seat and the best materials to guarantee exceptional reliability and ease of operation.
- Nominal diameter
- DN 125
- Nominal pressure
- PN 10/16
- Family
- GA15-5 · Flanged gate valve model GA
- ERP description
- VAL.BRIDA C.ELAST.DN 125 F.DUCTIL PN 10/16 "GA"
- Operation: Reduced torque and defined number of turns for controlled operation.
- Nominal pressure: PN10 / PN16.
- Connection: Flanged, drilled to UNE-EN 1092-2.
- Body and bonnet: GGG-50 ductile iron.
- Wedge: Resilient seat (ductile iron core encapsulated in EPDM).
- Stem (spindle): High-strength AISI-420 stainless steel.
- Stem sealing: Triple NBR O-ring system.
- Coating: Internal and external epoxy, 250 microns thick.
Other flanged gate valve model GA sizes
All references- VC017060Gate valve model GA DN 65 PN 10/16In stock
- VC017080Gate valve model GA DN 80 PN 10/16In stock
- VC017100Gate valve model GA DN 100 PN 10/16In stock
- VC017150Gate valve model GA DN 150 PN 10/16In stock
- VC017200Gate valve model GA DN 200 PN 10Last units
- VC020200Gate valve model GA DN 200 PN 16In stock
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