EmcoWheaton A Gardner Denver Product

Specifications

Sizes:
DN 50
DN 80
DN 100

Materials of product carrying parts and swivel joints:
Carbon steel
Stainless steel
Internal lining is possible

Materials of seals:
Buna
Viton
PTFE
Other seals available

Balancing method:
Spring cylinder

Design pressure:
Max. 40 bar up to shut off valve

Design temperature:
-50° C to max 300° C

Variants

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Spares & Accessories

Service Information

Distributors

Brochures

• EMCO_E2824-E2839_BLA_EN
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• Loading Arms for closed filling EN mail
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Downloads

• EMCO_E2824-E2839_BLA_EN
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• Loading Arms for closed filling EN mail
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Technical Documents

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