Ball valves maintain zero leakage over cycle life

A Circor Instrumentation product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jan 10, 2002

Designed to exceed 100,000 cycles with zero leakage, Hoke 70/71 Series unidirectional ball valves have live-loaded seats that compensate for wear and temperature cycling to ensure leak-tight operation

Designed to exceed 100,000 cycles with zero leakage, Hoke 70/71 Series unidirectional ball valves introduced by Circor Instrumentation have live-loaded seats that compensate for wear and temperature cycling to ensure leak-tight operation over their entire pressure range.

High-performance rating of the valves is achieved with two new stem seal designs that also ensure system compatibility: the DL delta design and the TL energised Teflon which is meant for use where media compatibility is essential.

The 70 Series has a welded end-fitting that prevents accidental disassembly, with models providing operating pressures up to 414 bar at 21C and temperature ranges of -40 to +177C.

The 71 Series valves have a gasketted end-fitting allowing rebuilding.

Both series have a quarter-turn handle for quick on/off service with visual indication of valve position, and are available with factory-assembled pneumatic or electric actuators.

A wide range of connection types and sizes up to 3/8in and 10mm is readily available.

These ball valves are suitable for applications in the chemical, analytical, sampling system and instrumentation industries.

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