Globe Valves
G.M. Globe Valves: Globe valves made from gunmetal, a type of bronze alloy, offer excellent resistance to corrosion and are suitable for use in marine environments, offshore installations, and applications involving seawater or brackish water. G.M. globe valves are commonly used in shipbuilding, maritime industries, and coastal infrastructure where corrosion resistance is crucial.
F.S. Globe Valves: “F.S.” likely stands for “Forged Steel” globe valves. Forged steel globe valves are manufactured from forged steel, providing superior strength and durability. They are commonly used in demanding applications such as power generation, oil and gas processing, refining, and chemical processing industries. Forged steel globe valves offer reliable shut-off and control of fluid flow in critical processes where safety and performance are paramount.
C.S. Globe Valves: Globe valves made from carbon steel are known for their strength and durability. Carbon steel globe valves are commonly used in applications requiring high-pressure and high-temperature conditions, such as in oil and gas pipelines, power plants, and petrochemical facilities. They provide reliable shut-off and regulation of fluid flow in demanding industrial environments.
C.I. Globe Valves: Globe valves made from cast iron are robust and economical. Cast iron globe valves are commonly used in applications where moderate pressure and temperature conditions prevail, such as water distribution systems, sewage treatment plants, HVAC systems, and general industrial processes. They provide reliable shut-off and regulation of fluid flow in various municipal and industrial applications.
S.S. Globe Valves: Globe valves made from stainless steel offer excellent corrosion resistance and are suitable for a wide range of applications including corrosive fluids, high-pressure environments, and industries such as chemical processing, oil and gas, and marine. Stainless steel globe valves provide reliable shut-off and regulation of fluid flow in demanding operating conditions.
Each type of globe valve has its unique characteristics and is selected based on the specific requirements of the application, including factors such as fluid compatibility, pressure and temperature conditions, environmental factors, and industry standards.
