High Pressure Gate Valve
Full-bore isolation at high pressure. Bolted bonnet where the class allows it and maintenance access matters, pressure seal where it does not.
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Full-bore isolation at high pressure. Bolted bonnet where the class allows it and maintenance access matters, pressure seal where it does not.
Tight shut-off and the only construction here that tolerates throttling. Standard on drains, vents, warm-up and bypass lines.
Non-return protection where the governing question is not the rating but how fast the valve closes when flow reverses.
Gate valve with the pressure boundary formed from a single forged billet. Chosen where thermal cycling or wall thickness makes casting soundness the risk.
Globe valve with a one-piece forged pressure boundary. The construction of choice where the valve throttles and cycles at high pressure.
Self-energizing bonnet gate valve for high-pressure steam and feedwater isolation. Seal tightness increases with line pressure rather than depending on bolt load.
Self-energizing bonnet globe valve for tight shut-off and controlled throttling in high-pressure steam, drain and vent service.
Non-return valve with a self-energizing cover joint. Swing type for low-loss service, piston lift type where fast closure and stability matter more than pressure drop.
Check valves with a one-piece forged pressure boundary for power station duty, in both pressure seal and bolted cover arrangements depending on class.
A globe body where the disc is free to lift under forward flow but can be screwed down to isolate. Two functions, one pressure boundary, one flange pair.
The pages here cover the catalogue range. For a specific size, class, material and operator combination, send the details and we will issue a datasheet for that configuration - which is what you would attach to a requisition anyway.