Cast Iron Marine Angle SDNR Valve

Cast iron marine angle SDNR valve are designed to withstand the harsh conditions of marine environments, including exposure to saltwater, high pressure, and varying temperatures. They are commonly used in shipbuilding, offshore platforms, and other marine engineering applications.

Overview

Material:

Cast iron is commonly used in marine applications due to its durability and resistance to corrosion from seawater.

Type:

"SDNR" stands for "Screw Down Non-Return". This indicates that the valve is designed to stop the flow of fluid in one direction and allow flow in the opposite direction. The "Screw Down" mechanism refers to the method used to close the valve tightly.

Design:

The "Angle" design typically refers to a valve with an angled inlet and outlet, which can be useful for installations where space is limited or where the pipeline direction requires a change in angle.

Drawing:

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MAIN DIMENSIONS
Size	L	D	C	No.	h	t	H	D2	Kg
50	210	130	105	4	15	16	270	160	14.7
65	250	155	130	4	15	18	300	180	21.3
80	280	180	145	4	19	18	310	180	27.7
100	340	200	165	8	19	20	360	224	40.8
125	410	235	200	8	19	20	390	250	57.6
150	480	265	230	8	19	22	445	280	80.3
200	570	320	280	8	23	24	530	315	139
250	740	385	345	12	23	26	650	355	216
300	840	430	390	12	23	28	740	400	346
350	940	480	435	12	25	30	840	500	418
400	1050	540	495	16	25	30	940	630	600