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Send us the spec or an old part, we source the hard-to-find and equivalents.
A globe valve uses a disc or plug that moves linearly into or away from a circular seat. The disc position is controlled by rotating the handwheel, which moves the rising stem. This linear motion over a circular seat aperture gives the globe valve its characteristically fine, controllable throttling behaviour compared to quarter-turn valves.
Balanced disc designs reduce the actuator thrust required for high pressure-drop applications.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Patterns | Straight, angle, Y-pattern |
| Sizes | DN15 to DN300 |
| Pressure class | PN16 to Class 1500 |
| Body materials | Cast iron, Carbon Steel (WCB), SS316 (CF8M), Bronze |
| Seat material | Stainless steel (standard), Stellite-faced (high temp / erosive) |
| Disc options | Standard disc, balanced disc (high delta-P), PTFE-faced (tight shutoff) |
| Stem | Rising stem with position indicator |
| Packing | PTFE (standard), graphite (high temperature), live-loaded packing |
| Connection | Screwed BSP / NPT; Flanged AS 4087, ANSI B16.5, DIN |
| Operation | Handwheel, gear operator, electric actuator, pneumatic actuator |
| Standards | API 623, BS 1873, ASME B16.34, API 598 |
