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Cast Iron ANSI Ball Valve

Cast Iron ANSI Ball Valves are industrial shut-off valves designed to American standards. Typically featuring a cast iron (ASTM A126 Class B) or ductile iron body, they utilize a floating stainless steel ball for reliable sealing. They follow ASME B16.10 for face-to-face dimensions and ASME B16.1 for flanging. Most common in Class 125 and 150, they are used for water, oil, and gas. They offer a cost-effective, full-bore solution with soft PTFE seats for bubble-tight shut-off.

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Cast Iron ANSI Ball Valve Technical Attributes


1,Size Range,"NPS 2"" to 12"" (DN50 – DN300)"

2,Standard Pressure Class,Class 125 (Gray Iron) / Class 150 (Ductile Iron)

3,Body Material,Cast Iron (ASTM A126 Class B)

4,Optional Body Material,Ductile Iron (ASTM A536) for Class 150

5,Design Standard,MSS SP-72 / API 608

6,Face-to-Face Dim.,ASME B16.10 (Matches Gate Valve length)

7,Flange Standard,ASME B16.1 Class 125 (Flat Face)

8,Ball Material,Stainless Steel (SS304 / CF8 or SS316 / CF8M)

9,Seat Material,PTFE (Teflon) or Reinforced PTFE (R-PTFE)

10,Stem Design,Anti-blowout Stem (Stainless Steel)

11,Port Configuration,Full Port (Standard) or Reduced Port

12,WOG Rating,"200 psi (Non-shock cold water, oil, gas)"

13,Steam Rating (WSP),125 psi Saturated Steam (approx. 353°F)

14,Body Sealing,PTFE or Graphite Gasket

15,Manual Operation,"Lever (up to 6"") / Gearbox (8"" and above)"

16,Top Mounting Flange,ISO 5211 (for Direct Actuation)

17,Testing Standard,API 598 or MSS SP-72

18,Body Construction,2-Piece Split Body (Bolted)

19,Temperature Range,-20°F to 400°F (-29°C to 204°C)

20,Typical Coating,Fusion Bonded Epoxy (FBE) or Black Primer


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