Forged Bronze Gate Valve

The DIN Cast Steel Gate Valves are widely used in oil and steam pipelines, such as chemical industry, fire power plant, power plant, etc., for opening or closing the medium in the pipeline., including DIN F5、DIN F7、DIN F4 Rising Stem Gate Valve, DIN F15 Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve, DIN F1、DIN F2 Globe Valve, DIN F32 Angle Globe Valve, DIN F1、DIN F6 Swing Check Valve, DIN F1 Lift Check Valve, DIN Cast Iron Valve etc, Our products are utilized widely in oil, gas, hydraulic, refining chemicals, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, food industries, fire-safe systems, marine systems and power stations, etc.

The opening and closing parts of gate valves are gate plates, and the movement direction of the gate plates is perpendicular to the direction of the fluid. The gate valves can only be fully opened and closed, and can not be adjusted or throttled. The gate has two sealing surfaces. The two sealing surfaces of the most commonly used mode gate valves form wedges and wedge angles that vary with the parameters of the valve, usually 50 and 2 52'when the medium is not high. The sluice gate of a wedge valve can be made into a whole, called a rigid gate, or a sluice which can produce a small amount of deformation to improve its craft and make up for the deviation produced by the angle of the sealing surface in the process of processing, which is called an elastic gate.

The valve stem of the bellows valve adopts double sealing structure of bellows and packing to ensure the leakage and seal at the stem, especially for flammable, explosive, toxic and valuable medium. Bellows are made of stainless steel or Inconel material. The bellows seal structure is reasonable, fatigue resistant and long service life.

KOSEN VALVE is specialized in manufacturing Socket Welding Forged Gate Valve with following good characteristics: good sealing performance, reliable safety guarantee, long life span and etc. Socket Welding Forged Gate Valve is usually used for DN40 for its economic features, and butt welding ends is for DN40. Socket welding is widely used for small size pipe because they would always have a thin wall thickness which may have problems for butt welding. Moreover, the birdsmouth part of socket welding has the function of reinforcement so that it is also welcomed under high pressure.