Resilient Seat Gate Valve

 

Industrial resilient seat gate valve, offering durable performance for fluid regulation in water and wastewater applications, Vcore valveProduction Overview

The Resilient Seat Gate Valve from KEMUS Valves is designed to provide reliable isolation and flow control in a variety of pipeline systems. Ideal for use in water supply, irrigation, fire protection, and industrial applications, this valve features a resilient rubber seat that ensures tight sealing even under fluctuating pressure conditions. Made from high-quality ductile iron, the valve is designed to withstand the toughest conditions while maintaining ease of operation and minimal maintenance.

Key Features

 

Technical Specifications

Item Description
Valve Type Resilient Seat Gate Valve
Body Material Ductile Iron (GGG50) / Cast Iron
Wedge Material Ductile Iron with EPDM or NBR Rubber Coating
Seat Material EPDM / NBR / Rubber
Stem Material Stainless Steel (304, 316)
Coating Fusion Bonded Epoxy (FBE) Coating, inside & outside
Size Range DN50–DN1200 (2”–48”)
Pressure Rating PN10 / PN16 / PN25
Temperature Rating -10°C to +80°C (rubber seat) / up to +250°C (metal seat)
Connection Types Flanged (EN 1092-2 / ANSI B16.1), Grooved (AWWA C606)
Stem Type Non-Rising Stem (NRS)
Operation Type Manual Handwheel, Optional Electric or Pneumatic Actuator
Media Water, Oil, Air, Steam, Fire Water
Standards Compliance ISO 9001, AWWA C515, EN 1074-2, BS 5163

 

Main Dimensions & Weight

DN (mm) Size (inch) L (mm) H (mm) Weight (kg)
50 2″ 150 250 6.5
100 4″ 200 350 13.5
150 6″ 250 450 22
200 8″ 300 550 36
250 10″ 350 650 52
300 12″ 400 750 75
400 16″ 500 900 120
600 24″ 600 1200 220

 

Cross-section Diagram of Resilient Seat Gate Valve Showing Gate and Seat DesignFunction

The Resilient Seat Gate Valve operates by moving a wedge gate vertically inside the valve body to control fluid flow. The resilient rubber seat ensures a tight, leak-proof seal when the valve is closed, providing an effective barrier to prevent fluid leakage even in challenging operational environments. The non-rising stem (NRS) design allows the valve to function effectively in locations where there is limited vertical space for stem extension, making it ideal for tight installation conditions.

The valve features a full-bore design, allowing for minimal resistance to fluid flow and a reduction in pressure loss. It is primarily used for isolation in pipeline systems, providing reliable on/off control of water, air, or other fluids.

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