Ball Valve | Manual High Pressure Full Bore 'MKHP Series'
High-pressure ball valve with a maximum operating pressure of 31.5 MPa, compatible with large diameters up to 2 inches, featuring a full bore structure with no pressure loss / carbon steel and stainless steel.
The manual high-pressure full-bore ball valve "MKHP Series" is designed for use at high pressures and features a full-bore structure that ensures no permanent pressure loss in the piping. Its compact design also excels in piping layout considerations. The maximum operating pressure is 31.5 MPa, and it can be used as an automatic control valve when combined with pneumatic or electric actuators. Options such as limit switches, locking mechanisms, and explosion-proof specifications are also available, making it suitable for various applications. It is ideal for hydraulic machinery, high-viscosity fluids like polyurethane foam and paint in automotive manufacturing lines, high-pressure water cleaning, and inks in printing equipment. As it is a stocked item, we can respond to urgent requests with short lead times. <Features> - Maximum operating pressure: 31.5 MPa, maximum operating temperature: 80°C (*1) - Full-bore structure with no permanent pressure loss - Usable as an automatic control valve when combined with pneumatic or electric actuators - Materials available in carbon steel and stainless steel - Piping diameter available up to 2 inches (*1: Pressure below 25 MPa) Please feel free to consult with us. Catalog downloads are also available.
basic information
<Specifications> Maximum operating pressure: 31.5MPa Maximum operating temperature: 80℃ (at pressure below 25MPa) Connection: Rc Pipe diameter: up to 2” Material: Carbon steel, stainless steel Options: Various options available such as limit switches, solenoid valves, locking mechanisms, explosion-proof specifications, etc.
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High Pressure Full Bore Ball Valve 'MKHP Series' | Flotech Co., Ltd.
Applications/Examples of results
<Applications/Industries> - Automotive-related (for polyurethane foam lines) - Construction machinery-related - Printing-related - High-pressure washing-related <Fluids> - Hydraulic oil and grease - Ink and paint - Sealants and adhesives
