Low temperature and high-pressure needle valves are designed specifically for cryogenic conditions, suitable for temperatures as low as -196 ℃ (liquid nitrogen) or even lower, with pressure ratings up to 10000psi (approximately 68.9MPa).
○ Work pressure: 6000 PSI (413 bar)~10000 PSI (689 bar)
○ Working temperature: 110 ℃~-196 ℃
○ Applicable media: LNG, LO2, LN2, LAr, CO2
○ Caliber: 3mm-28mm (1/8 "-1")
○ Port type: ball joint connection and other interface forms
○ Material: 304, 316L, 321, Hastelloy, Monel alloy, etc
○ Integrated body forging, valve stem transmission thread copper alloy structure
○ Made of all stainless steel or special low-temperature alloy material
○ The valve seat and valve core are filled and welded with STL nickel based alloy, and the valve core has a relatively inverted seal
○ Top mounted design of valve stem packing
○ All valves undergo pressure testing
○ The valve body has a compact structure and reliable sealing, with excellent resistance to cold brittleness and micro leakage control capability
○ All valves have been cleaned and meet the requirements of G-4.1 of the American Compressed Gas Association, and can be used for liquid oxygen equipment
○ Used for low-temperature and high-pressure fluid systems such as LNG, air separation, hydrogen energy, and superconductivity
Adopting a 90 ° right angle flow channel design, it is suitable for pipeline systems with high pressure, high viscosity, or media containing micro particles. The conical needle valve core is matched with a hard alloy sealing surface to achieve precise flow regulation and tight shut-off.
The high-pressure welding needle valve adopts an integral forging structure, and the valve body material is mostly carbon steel, alloy steel or stainless steel.
The forged card sleeve high-pressure needle valve is manufactured using integral forging technology, with a sturdy structure and excellent pressure resistance, suitable for fluid control systems with high pressure and high sealing requirements.