Key features:

Material: Made of cast iron, providing strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for marine environments and applications involving non-corrosive fluids.

Design: Typically, these valves have a rising or non-rising stem, with various options for handwheel operation, and come in a flanged or threaded configuration.

Flow Control: Designed to regulate flow, Cast Iron Globe Valves offer good throttling capabilities, making them ideal for applications requiring precise flow control.

Disc Options: The valve discs are usually made of resilient materials or metals to ensure reliable sealing and minimize leakage.

Seat: The seats are designed for a secure shutoff, often bolted or threaded for easy maintenance and replacement, with materials like stainless steel or brass to increase longevity.

Pressure and Temperature Ratings: Typically used in low- to medium-pressure systems, with temperature and pressure ratings suited to the specific valve model.

Maintenance: Cast iron globe valves are relatively low-maintenance and provide easy access for repairs, making them convenient in operational settings where servicing is required.

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