ARI-STOBU® 52.006 Globe Valve PN16 DN65
Reliable flow isolation for steam and hot water lines at temperatures up to 400 °C.
ARI-STOBU® 52.006 Globe Valve provides reliable flow control under high temperature and pressure, and is ideal for steam, hot water and aggressive fluids in industrial plants. In addition, a stainless steel body and pure graphite packing maintain sealing even at elevated temperatures. Therefore, it is trusted in power plants and chemical facilities, and the flanged connection simplifies installation.
The valve opens or closes flow by driving the disc into the flow path through stem movement. Moreover, the pure graphite packing delivers safe sealing at high temperatures even during stem travel. As a result, this design ensures long service life in steam and hot water applications, consequently reducing maintenance requirements.
ARI-STOBU® 52.006 Globe Valve — Technical Specifications
This globe valve is used in steam and hot water lines at power plants. In particular, it is preferred for controlling aggressive fluids in petrochemical facilities. Furthermore, it operates safely in high-temperature processes in food production lines, and it is also widely used in water treatment plants and the marine sector.
Key Advantages
- Superior corrosion resistance thanks to stainless steel body and stem
- Safe sealing up to 400 °C with pure graphite packing
- Flanged connection speeds up installation and offers easy maintenance
Applications
- Reliable flow control in steam and hot water lines at power plants
- Management of aggressive fluids in petrochemical and chemical facilities
- High-temperature processes in food production lines
In conclusion, ARI-STOBU® 52.006 Globe Valve delivers reliable performance under high temperature and pressure in industrial plants. ORFA Industrial supplies worldwide and provides technical support. Contact us for technical support and pricing.
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