Our company purchased a batch of ARI stop valves, and I don’t know how they work
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My company has purchased a batch of ARI stop valves, which are mainly used in steam systems; I am not aware of their working principle. Send me the information about that person with ARI. DN 15
ARI valves are German ARI (Yarei) valves. German ARI valves are used around the world, in fields such as automotive, shipbuilding, chemicals, food manufacturing, and heating equipment. Their valve products include electric/pneumatic shut-off valves, electric/pneumatic control valves, electric/pneumatic three-way control valves, safety valves, butterfly valves, electric actuators, pneumatic actuators, bellows-sealed globe valves, soft-sealed globe valves, balance valves, check valves, filters, self-acting pressure reducing valves, float-type steam traps, and more. This post was last edited by jiaojjwx on 2009-4-2 12:43]
How do the valves of this brand perform with steam?
The products of Shanghai Valve Factory Co., Ltd. look quite good
Let me explain again: the valves for ARI have been purchased and installed
Double-layer bellows are standard equipment. · Throttling valve stems are standard for DN15-DN100. · Fine-threaded valve stems are standard for DN15-80. · Lubrication nozzles and locking devices are standard. · Cast iron valve bodies are equipped with ductile iron valve covers as standard. · Maintenance-free. · Heat-dissipating valve cover design. · The valve stem is sealed via bellows. · Packing seals provide double-level safety. · Equipped with a travel indicator. · Hidden stem design (internal threading for lifting). · Bellows anti-twist mechanism. · Valve stem threads are located outside the valve body. · Valve stem threads are hardened. FABA LA: · Bellows do not come into direct contact with the medium. · Better flow properties. · Packing gland is secured with bolts