Aquavault - Resilient seat gate valve, DN50-DN300, PN16, EN558-2-S3
Aquavault® resilient seat wedge gate valve used for pipeline isolation. This valve is suitable for potable water duties and buried service.
Product Information
Aquavault - Resilient seat gate valve, DN50-DN300, PN16, EN558-2-S3
Why choose the Aquavault?
Designed in the UK, the Aquavault is a unique lightweight ductile iron design that provides a reduced weight-to-strength ratio, as well as a low maintenance solution, this makes the resilient seat wedge gate valve such an innovative design.
The wedge guides and rolled spindle thread have been constructed to reduce operating friction, whilst corrosion is reduced due to the wax-filled fasteners and high chromium stainless steel spindle. Additionally, stem seals are replaceable when under pressure, and lifespan is optimised due to the integral captive wedge nut.
Technical Specification
- Standard: EN1074- 1&2: 2000 BS 5163 Pt 1&2: 2004 & EN1171:2002 (Cat.4)
- Range: DN50 - DN300
- Flanges & drillings: BS EN 1092-2:1987 table 9 (PN16)
- Face to face dimensions: BS EN 558-1:1986 table 3, basic series 3
- Maximum working pressure: 16 bar
- Hydrostatic pressure tests:
- Seat - 1.1 x PN (17.6 bar)
- Body - 1.5 x PN (24.0 bar)
- Temperature range: -10°C to 70°C, insulate at 0°C and below
- Coating: Blue fusion bonded epoxy (>300μ and WRAS listed)
Features
- Unique lightweight ductile iron design
- Wedge guides and rolled stem thread for reduced operating friction
- Wax filled fasteners for corrosion resistance
- Stem seals replaceable under pressure
- Body gasket locates within recess to prevent blow out
- Clockwise closing spindle as standard in EN10088 1.4401 (SS316)
- 100% full bore and body bosses
- Low maintenance design suitable for buried service
- WRAS approved
BENEFITS
- Excellent sealing performance
- Superior materials
- Good reliability
- Excellent corrosion resistance
OPTIONS
- Handwheel or stem cap
- Chainwheel
- Position indicator with optional switches
- Anti-clockwise closing spindle
- Bypass assembly
- Alternative flange drillings