FIG. 935 SINGLE LARGE ORIFICE AIR RELEASE VALVE​

Suitable for:

Valve type:

Options

NPT threaded.
Flanged inlet with various drillings.
Screwed outlet facility
Viton rubber.
Metal float assembly options.
9.5mm orifice size available.
Inflow / outflow check.
Flushing attachment.
Drainage boss.
Isolating gate valve with or without bevel gearbox.
Odour control unit.
25 bar version.

Technical Specification

PART

PARTS

MATERIAL

1

Body

Ductile Iron

2

Cover

Ductile Iron

3

Cage

316 Stainless Steel

4

Seat

316 Stainless Steel

5

Plug

316 Stainless Steel

6

Float

316 Stainless Steel

7

Cover Setscrews

316 Stainless Steel

8

Cover O-Ring

Nitrile Rubber

9

Seat Cover O-Ring

Nitrile Rubber

10

Seat O-Ring

Nitrile Rubber

11

Nut

316 Stainless Steel

12

Lockwasher

316 Stainless Steel

13

Universal Coupling

316 Stainless Steel

14

Spiral Pin

Stainless Steel

15

Float Rod

316 Stainless Steel

16

Inlet Nipple (2” BSP)

Galvanised Malleable Iron

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