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Unlined Metal
• Excellent Cvs
-- Cast Iron ASTM A-126 Class B -- Bronze ASTM B62 Alloy 836
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-- Ductile Iron ASTM A-395 Grade 60-40-18 -- Alloy 20 ASTM A-351 Grade CN7M
-- Cast Steel ASTM A-216 Grade WCB -- Hastelloy C ASTM A- 494 Grade CW-6M
-- 316 Stainless Steel ASTM A-351 Grade CF8M -- Monel ASTM A-494 Grade M-35-1
or Cast Iron
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Broad Choice of Lining Materials
Neoprene
A synthetic base elastomer with some
physical properties similar to natural
rubber. Superior to natural rubber
in resistance to heat, ozone, sunlight and oil. Typical
applications include phosphoric acids; magnesium oxide
and sodium hydroxide. Maximum temperature 200° F FLANGED RUBBER LINED1,2
(93° C)3
CAST IRON
Soft Rubber ½"–12" Neoprene #7 2501
½"–12" Soft Rubber #5 2516
Good resistance to most inorganic ½"–12" Hard Rubber #10 2521
chemicals with the exception of strong ½"–12" Chlorobutyl #16 2522
oxidizing agents. Exhibits outstanding
DUCTILE IRON
abrasion resistance. Typical applications include gypsum, ½"–8" Neoprene #7 2550
flyash, titanium dioxide slurries and sewage. Maximum ½"–8" Soft Rubber #5 2551
½"–8" Hard Rubber #10 2552
temperature 180° F (82° C)3
CAST STEEL
Hard Rubber ½"–8" Neoprene #7 2561
Better chemical and heat resistance ½"–8" Hard Rubber #10 2563
Plastic Lined
• / " Minimum Lining Thickness*
3 16
• Line-Lok feature
Plastic Lined
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DUCTILE IRON
Suitable for strong acids and solvents. ¾"–8" PVDF 2555
Compatible with a very broad range ¾"–8" Polypropylene 2558
¾"–8" ETFE 2559
of chemicals under a wide range of 1"–6" PFA 2556
conditions. Maximum temperature
300° F (149° C)3 CAST STEEL
¾"–8" ETFE 2545
¾"–8" Polypropylene 2546
Polypropylene ¾"–8" PVDF 2548
Especially suitable for organic solvents
degreasing agents, excellent resistance STAINLESS STEEL
¾"–8" ETFE 2549
to alkalines. Economically priced,
poor resistance to chlorinated solvents. Notes:
Maximum temperature 200°F (93° C)3
1. ¾" flanged valve is supplied with 1" bonnet
PVDF and diaphragm.
Very good corrosion and chemical
2. 1¼" valves are supplied with 1½" bonnet
resistance, performs well in many and diaphragm.
applications at elevated temperatures.
Maximum temperature 285° F 3. Temperature may decrease dependent upon
(140° C)3 media, pressure and valve size.
PVC
Very good corrosion and weather
resistance. Note that temperatures may
be restricted. Maximum temperature
140° F (60° C)3
Solid Plastic
• Lightweight and economical Solid plastic PVDF body with
ring flanges and PAS plastic
• Excellent interior / exterior corrosion resistance manual bonnet.
- Polypropylene
FLANGED* FLANGED*
PP & PVDF: RING FLANGE PVC & CPVC: FIXED FLANGES
Cast Iron
½"–8" Glass 2511
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Ductile Iron
½"–10" Glass 2544
Notes:
3. Unpigmented
FLANGED PLASTIC2,4 SPIGOT WELD PLASTIC4
½"–4" PVC 2436 4. 1¼" valves are supplied with 1½" bonnet
½"–2" CPVC 2442 IPS-SPIGOT and diaphragm
½"–4" PVDF3 2447 ½"–2" CVPC 2443
½"–4" PVC 2486
5. Temperature may decrease dependent upon
DLN-SPIGOT 4 media, pressure and valve size
½"–4" PVDF3 2487
Diaphragm Traceability
All diaphragm materials and physical properties are batch
Date Code
traceable via permanent codes molded into the diaphragm
tabs. The molding date, material type, and diaphragm size
provide traceability to original batch records. See chart above for Diaphragm Grades.
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backing cushion, fully eliminates the problem of
delamination permeational cracking common to
competitive “PTFE-faced” designs.
Proven benefits of the PTFE grade TM diaphragm versus EPDM Backing Floating
Cushion Tube Nut
conventional PTFE diaphragms are:
PTFE
• Reduced permeation due to a more homogeneous Diaphragm
microstructure with minimal voids
Diaphragm
• Reduced cold flow similar to 25% carbon Stud
reinforced PTFE
Compressor
Backing
Cushion
PTFE Diaphragm Assembly PTFE Diaphragm
• Molded-In Fingers*