Hydraulic plate valve with high quality and best price from okorder.com

Hydraulic plate valve with high quality and best price from okorder.com

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Specifications

Hydraulic plate valve
SS Gate Valve Handwheel Operated
1.Medium: water, oil, gas.
2.Certificate:API 6D,TS,CE.

Hydraulic plate valve

Applicable standards:Steel gate valves, API 600 / API 6D
Steel gate valves, ISO 10434 / ISO 14313
Steel valves, ASME B16.34
Face to face, ASME B16.10
Flanges end, ASME B16.5
Buttwelding ends, ASME B16.25
Inspection and test, API 598 / API 6D

Design description:
Full port design
OS&y,outside screw and yoke
BB,Bolted bonnet
Flexible wedge,fully guided
Choice of solid or split wedge

Renewable seat rings

Forged T-head Stem

Rising stem and non-rising handwheel

Flanged or buttwelding ends

Available with BG operator

Gate Valve Product Details

Design and Manufacture	ANSI B16.34,API600,API603,BS1414
Face to face(end to end)	ANSI B16.10,API6D
Flanged connection	2"~24" TO ANSIB16.5,22",26"~36" TO MSS-SP-44 to API 605 on Request
Test and inspection	API 598,API6D
Butt welded end	ANSI B16.5

A. Anti-friction ball thrust bearing: Reduces friction between mating parts to ensure smooth operation
B. Grub screw: Secures yoke nut in the bonnet
C. Grease nipple: Supplies lubricant to the mating parts

Q: what are the best aorta heart valves. mech. or animal.: It really depends on the age of the recipient. Mechanical valves last much longer but require blood thinner treatment for life to prevent strokes which has risks and is a pain and most would like to not take blood thinngers. Biological made from pig and cows and cadavers mean people can go back to their lives with no blood thinners. But, they wear out and last depeding around 10-15 years. Most do not want another open heart surgery. It is a conversation between the surgeon, cardiologist, patient and family. A young person, the no-brainer is mechanical if they can maintain blood thinner compliance. An older person would want a tissue valve with less chance of outlving it and requiring another openheart surgery. And perhaps at an age where the surgery wouldnt be done. So the best choice is based on age and what the patient wants. Arnold Schwarnegger chose a tissue valve even though it will wear out before he dies statistically and require a replacement but he didnt want to be on blood thinners. Putting a tissue valve in a 20 year old, then replacing it at 35 with another, then again at 50 and then at 65. Doesnt make sense and the scar tissue from it all. If that doesnt make sense A mechanical valve in an 80 year old and then the risk of a blood thinner and bleeding issues doesnt make sense either. Hope that makes sense

Q: What are better valve cover gaskets for a car? Cork kind? Or the rubber kind? Or either rubber/cork kind?: that depends on what shape your valve covers are in. if the sealing flange is good and straight and not bent. then I would use cork as long as you don't over torque the bolts. But if you have a flange that is bent or wrinkled use the rubber ones, they will conform to the shape of the cover and you can tighten them a bit more. if you have a serious leak use the rubber kind. want a little racer trick. take a coke can and cut eight strips out of it that are half as wide as your gasket. place them at the corners of each cover don't go into the corner just up to it. this will help seal the corners better. but I still prefer cork to rubber.

Q: I am being sent for a level 2 Ultrasound Thursday because my previous US showed one of the babies valves was enlarged. She said all 4 chambers were there but she was very vague on what this means. Care to shed some light?: ?UPDATE? We went to the US today and the heart was 100% HEALTHY!! There was nothing wrong with any anatomy of baby girl. The doctors there said they are completely confused as to why my Doctor would tell me the baby might need heart surgery when she wasn't even 100% on the issue and even if it was due to positioning like she 'claimed' at first, then a Level 2 US wouldn't be necessary. I'm just so grateful and thank God that my baby is ????!

Q: Im looking for a new BBb tuba. i would like six valves at 4+2. but if not looking for 6 valve BBb tuba: Better get busy with that search engine, then!

Q: i just replaced the head gaskets on my 1991 Acura Legend and When i put the timing belt on somehow it slipped and came loose I than tried to start it(not knowing it came loose) and it cranked hard and strong but no start. I just retimed the engine and put new timing belt set on it and when i started it the car blows grayish blackish smoke from the exhaust and has a really crazy idle. Could the valves be bent: Misfiring at low engine speeds. Usually, this would happen if you have had a leaking exhaust manifold gasket for a while which would actually cause the valve to get burned from high temperature. An actual BENT VALVE is easily spotted if you remove the valve cover to the suspect area and relieve the stress on the valve stem when the engine is at TDC on this cylinder. If there is too much play , or lash, between the cam and the valve stem, then the valve is not closing and is therefore, BENT!!

Q: I own a 2001 Chevy cavalier Z24 with a dual cam... Just got it tuned up and noticed oil in my spark plug sockets, which leaves me to assume either the valve cover gaskets or the cam carrier gasket is leaking oil... I would prefer to so this by myself considering I'm sure it's going to be costly.. Anyone have any ideas on how I go about replacing either?: valve cover shouldn't be that much of a problem as long as you have some basic tools and some mechanical ability. Take it that its a 4 cylinder car, the size of the motor is very helpful when looking for tips. Just don't over torque your bolts when replacing. 89 in lbs is about normal on gm's valve covers

Q: Hey there in new england wth a blizzard on the way :(. I noticed a few weeks ago that my radiator in my bedroom was always cold. I have lived in this house for 11 years don't know why I am just noticing now. Anyway I discovered that the radiator valve in my room was closed. I shoudl have know it was closed for a reason. I turned it on Wednesday night. everything was fine until this morning. It started leaking thru the celing. my husband tightened it turned it back off and it was fine for a while until it started leaking again! I have since turned the heat off. What can I do now? Did I mention we are bunkered down for a blizzard here? I won't get a plumber out here for days and I fear with the blizzard winds if I keep the heat off the pipes will freeze! Help any suggestions? why didn't it stop leaking after we turned the valve off again??? I am so freaking out right now!: daniel treasure was correct, but if it is still leaking then it is the packing gland that has worn. make sure that both rad valves are closed, keep hold of the spindle on the leaking rad valve with a appropiate tool so it does not turn, then loosen the packing nut clear of the valve so it rides up the spindle, where the packing nut left the valve you will see the threads where it was attached to, now, get some fine string and a small eletrical screwdriver/ pointed knife, with the string wrap it round the spindle and push into the packing nut theads, but leave some threads showing so you can get the packing gland nut start to bite, tighten the nut up, open the valve slowly and hopefully the string will have compressed enough to stem the leak. good luck.

Q: Is it safe to remove the butterfly valve on my 94 celica 1.8l st?: Why would you want to do that? The butterfly valve is a very important part of your engine. It is what gives your foot the ability to control engine RPM's. Therefor don't be stupid and mess with something that you will possiblly regret later

Q: Sohc ZC (d15) honda I'm going to be painting my valve cover am I going to need new seals? What do I need to take it off and put it back on ? Please help I have the high temp sand paper all ready to go I just want to be ready: Valve cover gasket. Make sure it comes with the spark plug tower seals or you need to buy them separately. It's best to bead blast the cover before painting it.

Q: I've just been told that I need to replace the valve cover gasket on my 97 Volvo 850.....to the tune of $650.00 .....ouch.....is it that difficult to fix?......can you use the red gasket sealant? is there a difference between the head gasket and the valve cover gasket.......yeah I know there probably is.......but when I look on line all i can find is head gaskets......no valve cover gaskets........which scares me into thinking they are the same thing.....i'm hopeing i'm wrong......if its the valve cover gasket it looks like it would be right on top of the engine and fairly accessable.......or am I wrong......sure would like to save the $650 if it is something i can do myself!!!!: valve covers are easy to remove and replace. don't pay 650 bucks for that. yes, you can use the red sealant, but I would suggest high temperature sealant, usually comes in black, it's oil resistant also. just move anything out of your way, unbolt the valve cover, clean the surfaces off the gasket will touch (cover and engine) apply gasket maker and re-attach.

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