3" Brass Flanged Ball Valve

$778.59

Brass flanged ball valve with handle for water, oil, non-corrosive and non-combustible gas, 3 inch, DN80, 1.6MPa. This brass ball valve with the flanged port allows secure and leak-proof connections to pipelines, simplifying installation and maintenance.

SKU: ATO-BBVH-DN80

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Overview

3 inch (DN80) brass flanged ball valve is used to control fluid flow in piping systems. Made from brass, it offers corrosion resistance, making it suitable for water, oil, gas, and some chemical applications.

Specification

Model: ATO-YQ-1030-DN80
Size: 3 inch (DN80)
Body Material: Brass
Nominal Pressure: 1.6MPa
Applicable Temperature: -20℃≤T≤150℃
Working Media: Water, Oil, Non-corrosive and Non-flammable Gases
Flange Standard: GB9113 Standard

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Brass flanged ball valve dimension

DN	L	H	D1	D	B	n-d
80	122	123	245	160	63	8-18

Tips: What should pay attention to when using a brass ball valve?

Preparation before installation	The front and rear pipelines of the brass ball valve are ready. The front and rear pipes should be coaxial, and the sealing surfaces of the two flanges should be parallel. The pipeline should be able to bear the weight of the ball valve, otherwise, the pipeline must be provided with proper support. Purge the pipelines before and after the valve to remove oil, welding slag and all other impurities in the pipeline. Check the mark of the brass ball valve to find out that the ball valve is intact. Open and close the valve several times to verify that it is working properly. Remove the protective pieces on the connecting flanges at both ends of the brass ball valve. Check the brass ball valve hole to remove possible dirt, and then clean the valve hole. Even small particles of foreign matter between the seat and the ball can damage the seat sealing surface.
Installation	Install the ball valve on the pipeline. Either end of the valve can be installed on the upstream end. The handle-actuated valve can be installed anywhere on the pipeline. However, ball valves with gearboxes or pneumatic drives should be installed upright, i.e. on a horizontal pipeline, with the drive above the pipeline. Install a gasket between the valve flange and the pipeline flange according to the pipeline design requirements. The bolts on the flange should be tightened symmetrically, sequentially, and evenly.
Post-installation checks	Operate the driver to open and close the ball valve several times, and it should be flexible and not stagnant, confirming that it works normally. Check the sealing performance of the flange joint surface between the pipeline and the ball valve according to the pipeline design requirements.