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Valve issue

2015-07-20View Original

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What exactly does HB888 mean on stainless steel valves? I’m seeking help; I would be extremely grateful.
Reply #22015-07-20
I think it should be the industry standard; check the industry standards
Reply #32015-07-20
It should be the furnace number; it doesn’t have any practical significance
Reply #42015-07-21
It should be the manufacturer’s product code.
Reply #52015-07-22
Take a photo of the valve; the valve body usually indicates the pressure, dimensions, material, and the manufacturer’s logo. I’m not quite clear about the marker you’re talking about
Reply #62015-07-22
Hey, why aren’t you responding when I talk to you?
Reply #72015-07-22
It should be the furnace number for the casting of the valve material
Reply #82015-07-22
It’s the furnace number of the valve, a code assigned during production

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