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Parker 2-Way Sinclair Collins K Series, Normally Open, ¾" Process Control Valves
Brand: Parker - Fluid Control DivisionParker 2-Way Sinclair Collins K Series, Normally Open, ¾" Valves are ideally suited for applications requiring higher media temperatures.
Constructed of highly durable bronze, these high performance valves are fully tested prior to shipping.
Parker 2-Way Sinclair Collins K Series, Normally Open, ¾" Process Control Valves are ideally suited for a variety of applications requiring the control of steam, gas, liquids or chemicals.
Constructed of highly durable bronze or 316 stainless steel, the K Series valves provide operating pressures of 250 psi and can handle very high fluid temperatures.
Features- Reduced Valve Height
- Serviceability in the Field Without Removal from the Installation
- Field Reversible from “Air-to-Open” to “Air-to-Close”
- Ease of Maintenance and Uniform Thrust Throughout the Valve Stroke
- Longer Service Life
- Rugged Construction
- Adjustability of Operating Pressures
Specifications
Actuation
- Pneumatic Operated
Actuator Size
- 37 or 64 (Square inches)
Body Material
- Bronze
Flow Characteristics
- Linear or Equal %
Flow Factor 1
- 8 Cᵥ
Function
- Normally Open
Maximum Fluid Temperature
- 400°F
Maximum Pilot Air Pressure
- 35 psi
Maximum Pressure Differential
- 250 psi
Media
- Valves for Steam, Air, Neutral Gasses & Liquids
Minimum Fluid Temperature
- -40°F
Number of Ports
- 2
Orifice 1 Size
- 0.84"
Port Size
- ¾”
Port Type
- Female NPT
Seal Material
- Stainless Steel
Series
- Sinclair Collins K Series
Valve Type
- 2-Way
Weight
- 19 to 27 Lbs
- Chemical Process Technology
- Tire Press Temperature Control
- Water Technology & Treatment
- Cooling Systems and Exchange Heaters
- Industrial Air Dryers
- Pulp and Paper Water Applications
- Mining, Cement, Concrete Systems Water Applications
- Industrial Handling of Aggressive Fluids
- Industrial Food and Beverage Processing
- Markets:
- Tire Manufacturing
- Industrial Automation
- Process Control
- Food Processing
