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Today a customer asked about a specific model: check valve, 6262, DN250, WCB material, weight of 16 Kg, length of 645 mm, with 12 flange holes. Please help out, everyone……
The customer has already told you all the dimensions. You can just buy it in the same size as his
Check valve, 6262, DN250, WCB, 16Kg, L=645mm, 12-hole flange. 6262 appears to be the valve code (but it doesn’t seem quite right). If the first 6 denotes the actuation method (pneumatic), the second digit 2 indicates the connection type (external threads), and the third digit 6 represents the structural type (double disc), then what does the third digit 2 signify? ? Is there an extra digit? ? WCB should be the material; 16KG?? It should be 16 kilograms (1.6 Mpa), right? ? L=645 is the structural length of the valve body (this should be specified by your manufacturer, right?) ? ) Z626H-1.6 DN250 (Is this clearer this way?) ), and if there are extra points, please give them to me too. Thank you! O(∩_∩)O Haha~
What does 6262 mean? WCB is a cast iron material
Check valve, 6262, DN250, WCB, 16Kg, L=645mm, 12-hole flange.. CHECK VALVE Dimensions: DN250 Material: Carbon steel Manufacturing method: Casting End connection type: Flange connection/face-to-face dimension 645mm. I’m not sure what 6262 refers to; it’s necessary to consult the manufacturer’s catalog. It’s likely a type of valve – maybe a swing valve? Probably, this size is only available in swing and double-disc types; but if it’s flanged connection, it should be the swing type
Reply to 3# Youyou Wood Bridge: Thank you. I’m not sure either; I quoted it using H44X-16, DN250