What is the correct full way to describe the material of a valve? Because the valve consists of a housing, sealing surfaces, as well as a valve core, valve stem, and other components...

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What is the correct full way to describe the material of a valve? Since a valve consists of components such as a housing, sealing surfaces, a valve core, and a valve stem, how should the material of the valve be filled in? .

Reply #22016-08-04

It is generally divided into valve body material and valve trim material.

Reply #32016-08-05

For example, Q41F-16P: Q stands for ball valve, 4 indicates flange connection, 1 means straight-through design, F refers to PTFE sealing surface, 16 denotes a nominal pressure of 16 kilograms, and P indicates stainless steel. Other categories can have notes

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