Key Features
- 16 kgf/cm² nominal pressure rating for strong, leak-free operation
- Marine-grade bronze body resists seawater corrosion and dezincification
- 90° angle pattern simplifies pipe routing and reduces space requirements
- Union bonnet permits easy removal of internal components for maintenance
- Suitable for water, oil, and non-aggressive fluids in maritime systems
- Meets the requirements of IMPA code 750531 for ship shore supply
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Angle Valve – Union Bonnet |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Marine-grade Bronze |
| Pressure Rating | 16 kgf/cm² (1.57 MPa / 228 psi) |
| End Connections | Threaded (NPT/BSPT) or Flanged (available) |
| Size Range | 1/2" – 4" (DN15 – DN100) |
| Temperature Range | −10 °C to +150 °C (+14 °F to +302 °F) |
| IMPA Code | 750531 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the working pressure of this angle valve?
It is rated at 16 kgf/cm² (approximately 1.57 MPa or 228 psi). This makes it suitable for medium-pressure piping systems commonly found on ships.
What materials are used in its construction?
The valve body is made of marine-grade bronze, offering excellent corrosion resistance in saltwater and other aggressive maritime environments.
What does 'union bonnet' mean and why is it important?
The union bonnet design has a threaded ring that connects the bonnet to the valve body. This allows the stem and seat to be removed as one unit, simplifying maintenance and reducing downtime without disconnecting the piping.
What are the typical applications for this valve?
It is commonly used in engine room cooling water lines, ballast handling systems, lubricating oil circuits, and any shipboard piping where angle flow and dependable shut-off are required.
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