Definition of SAE Flange High-Pressure Ball Valve

The SAE flange high-pressure ball valve is mainly used in hydraulic system pipelines or integrated systems to control the circulation and shut-off of working media. This product is widely applied in industrial hydraulic equipment; marine hydraulic systems; mining and metallurgical equipment; hydraulic systems for vehicles and general machinery; agricultural machinery; petroleum industry equipment, etc.

The ball valve is mainly composed of a valve body, ball, valve stem, handle, and seals. The valve body is made of high-quality steel components, with multiple surface treatment forms on the exterior, featuring an elegant appearance and long service life.

Technical Parameters of SAE Flange High-Pressure Ball Valve

Description: SAE Fixed Flange Ball Valve

Structure: The shut-off device is a ball

Pressure: 35~420 bar

Connection Type: SAE Flange

Materials:

The valve body, end connectors, and spiral flanges are made of steel with a zinc-plated surface; the adjusting handle is made of steel with a zinc-plated surface or zinc-aluminum alloy coating.

The ball is made of steel with a hard chrome-plated surface.

The ball seal is made of high-quality composite material (POM).

Temperature Range: -10~+80℃

Seal: Nitrile Rubber or Fluororubber

Product Features of SAE Flange High-Pressure Ball Valve

The main body adopts high-pressure impact forging, with shell strengthening treatment; the test pressure can reach up to 150.0MPa.

All seals use fully imported American MTU materials, featuring excellent sealing performance. They are resistant to high pressure, high temperature, corrosion, and oxidation, with reliable quality and a long service life.

It is a special high-pressure product developed specifically for gas filling stations, designed for media such as natural gas or hydraulic oil circuits.