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I need help understanding what HGV stands for in relation to this valve

2018-07-14View Original

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Help, please explain the information about this valve
Reply #22018-07-16
This is a Samson control valve; those in the instrumentation field should be able to understand it. Judging from the nameplate, it is originally from Germany, so the letters on it might be German abbreviations. The model of this actuator is 3271; H might refer to the stroke, F might refer to the spring range, and I can’t figure out what V stands for.

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