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Cap Top
Actuator with Mounting ISO Flange
Clock or Anti Clock Operation
Chain Wheels
Extension Spindles
Locking Device
Flange Fixing Kits
Gear Box
Note: Actuators must be fitted with the valve stem in the vertical position
FIG. B02 METAL SEAT GATE VALVES PN25 DN50-300
Features:
Usage potable water, waste water & Sewage
Available in sizes 50mm – 300mm
Strong ductile iron construction.
Blue fusion bonded epoxy coating in accordance with
BS EN 14901 providing excellent corrosion resistance.
Full clear bore for optimum flow.
Stainless steel stem for strength and corrosion resistance.
Supplied with cap top or handwheel as standard.
Suitable for:
Valve type:
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