DN300 – 12″ Valve
High-capacity flow control engineered for safe, uninterrupted operation in large-bore industrial lines.
The Ayvaz DN300 12″ Valve delivers precise flow regulation in large-diameter piping systems. In addition, its stainless steel body and sealing gaskets withstand high pressure reliably. Moreover, the flanged connection type simplifies installation on site. Therefore, it suits petrochemical and energy facilities where safety is critical.
This valve handles a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar and a maximum operating temperature of 200°C. Its ball-type design provides full-port flow, which minimises pressure loss across the line. Furthermore, the low-torque mechanism works with either manual handles or actuators. As a result, maintenance requirements stay low over long service intervals.
Ayvaz DN300 12″ Valve — Technical Specifications
Petrochemical refineries and natural gas transmission lines rely on this valve for dependable flow control. Power plants use it in steam and cooling water circuits for continuous operation. In addition, chemical plants benefit from its resistance to aggressive flow media. Consequently, it performs across water, steam, and gas service.
Key Advantages
- Stainless steel body offers superior resistance to corrosion and wear
- Full-port ball design delivers high flow with minimal pressure loss
- Low-torque mechanism works with manual operation and automatic actuators
Applications
- Petrochemical refineries and natural gas transmission lines
- Power plant steam and cooling water circuits
- Chemical plants handling aggressive liquids and gases
In summary, the Ayvaz DN300 12″ Valve provides high performance and safety in large-diameter industrial lines. ORFA Industrial supplies this product worldwide as an authorised Ayvaz distributor since 1985 and provides technical support. Contact our team for technical assistance and a price quotation.
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