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What are the differences between H and H1, C1 and C, P and P2? Which one is better?

2020-10-15View Original

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Examples of valves include J41H-10C, J41H1-10C1, J41H-10P, and J41H-10P2. What are the differences between these materials? Which one is the best?
Reply #22020-10-15
This format of naming, such as H1, C1, P2, is not found in the standards for valve model designation; it’s possible that these are custom names assigned by manufacturers, with the aim of distinguishing them from standard models and encouraging subsequent purchases from the same client – essentially a form of tying them together. Additionally, C denotes carbon steel material, while P refers to 304 stainless steel. Our company specializes in fluorine-lined valves; feel free to contact us for more information
Reply #32020-10-15
It should be on the valve model and specifications!

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