Key Features
- Robust cast steel body for marine durability
- Rated pressure: 40 kgf/cm² (approx. 570 psi)
- 90° angle configuration reduces pipe bends and space requirements
- Precision machined seat ensures leak-tight shutoff
- Available with flanged, threaded, or welded ends
- Designed for water, steam, oil, and air services
- Meets IMPA specification 750481 for ship supply
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Angle Valve |
| IMPA Code | 750481 |
| Material | Cast Steel |
| Pressure Rating | 40 kgf/cm² (approx. 570 psi) |
| Size Range | DN15 – DN100 (1/2" – 4") |
| End Connection | Flanged / Threaded / Welded |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +200°C |
| Media | Water, Oil, Steam |
| Application | Ship Piping Systems |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a marine angle valve used for?
A marine angle valve is used to control the flow of fluids in shipboard piping systems at a 90-degree angle. It is commonly employed in engine room lines, ballast systems, and steam or water services to save space and reduce the need for additional pipe elbows.
Can this valve handle high-pressure steam?
Yes, the cast steel construction and 40 kgf/cm² rating make it suitable for saturated steam applications up to the stated pressure and temperature limits. Verify system temperature compatibility before installation.
What end connections are available?
The valve can be supplied with flanged, threaded, or butt-welded ends to match your ship’s piping specification. Flanged connections comply with international flange standards.
Is it suitable for seawater service?
While cast steel is not inherently corrosion-proof in seawater, a marine coating or lining can be applied for enhanced corrosion resistance. For raw seawater service, other materials may be recommended.
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