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  • DN15 PN16 cast iron GG25 DIN globe valve flanged type-Belo ValveDN80 PN16 cast iron DIN globe valve gland sealing flanged type-Belo Valve

    cast iron GG25 DIN globe valve flanged type

    Brief introduction of cast iron GG25 DIN globe valve flanged type: 

    The cast iron GG25 DIN globe valve flanged type is a type of globe valve which is commonly used in piping systems for controlling the flow of fluids. That DIN flanged globe valve is made from GG25 cast iron material, which provides good strength and corrosion resistance. That DIN globe valve GG25 is designed with a flanged connection, making it easy to install and maintain.This cast iron GG25 flanged DIN globe valve is typically designed to withstand working pressures of PN10 and PN16, as per the DIN standard. It is suitable for a wide range of non-corrosive media such as water, steam, oil, and gases.

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  • DIN bellows globe valveDIN3356 PN16 DIN3356 cast iron bellows sealing globe valve-Belo Valve

    DIN bellows globe valve

    Brief Introduction of DIN bellows globe valve:

    Bellows globe valve is also called bellows seal globe valve. Through automatic seam welding, a metal barrier is formed between the fluid medium and the atmosphere to ensure zero leakage of the valve stem. The bellows globe valve adopts a bellows structure. The stainless steel lower end of the bellows is welded on the valve stem to prevent the fluid from corroding the valve stem. The high performance elastic metal bellows has a particularly long service life.

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  • DIN globe valveDN15 PN16 cast iron GG25 DIN globe valve flanged type-Belo Valve

    DIN globe valve

    Brief Introduction of DIN globe valve:

    The stem axis of the globe valve is perpendicular to the sealing surface of the valve seat, the opening or closing stroke of the valve stem is relatively short, and it has a very reliable cut-off function; the opening and closing part of the globe valve is cylindrical disc, and the sealing surface is flat or conical. The valve disc moves linearly along the centerline of the fluid.

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