Spears® Schedule 80 Valves provide maximum versatility with fully interchangeable valve cartridges. Provides for easier system design modifications and upgrades in multiphase projects, or anywhere changes in valve types are desired.

Spears® Schedule 40 Valves provide maximum versatility with fully interchangeable valve cartridges. Provides for easier system design modifications and upgrades in multiphase projects, or anywhere changes in valve types are desired.

The Apollo® 70-600 Series standard port 3-Way Diversion valve is ideal for making tank selection and fluid transfers simpler. Manufactured with proven ASTM Materials in the US.

FEATURES

• Reinforced seats
• Blow-out-proof stem design
• Meets NACE MR-01-75
• Adjustable packing gland
• Investment cast body

The Apollo® 70 Series is the most widely used general purpose bronze ball valve on the market today. The 70-100 model is a 2-piece standard port* ball valve featuring female NPT connections. Cast and machined in Apollo's South Carolina manufacturing plants, these valves provide trusted performance and a wide range of options.

FEATURES

• Premium Materials and Heavy Duty Construction
• Adjustable Stem Packing Gland
• Blow-Out Proof Stem Design
• RPTFE Seats and MPTFE Stem Packing Rings
• Chromium Plated Ball
• 100% Factory Tested
• Wide Range of Options
• Manufactured in the USA - ARRA Compliant

Threaded, 2000 psig WOG. Cold Non-Shock. 150 psig Saturated Steam, Vacuum Service to 29 inches Hg. Federal Specification: WW-V-35C, Type: II, Composition: SS, Style: 3. MSS SP-110; Ball Valves Threaded, Socket-Welding, Solder Joint, Grooved and Flared Ends.

FEATURES

• Investment cast components
• Adjustable packing gland
• Reinforced seats
• Meets NACE MR-01-75
• Mounting pad for easy actuator mounting
• SS lever and nut
• Blow-out-proof stem design
• (-24) Certified to API 607,
• NSF-372, Drinking Water System 5th Edition, Class 600 burn Components - Lead Content
• NSF/ANSI 61 (2010) Section 8, Annex F & G

These valve performs an on/off or modulating function. Its name is derived from the flow-controlling ball valve located within the body of the valve. A hole through the center of the ball along one axis connects the inlet and outlet ports of the body. The ball itself is held in place by, and rotates 90º within, PTFE seats. These provide permanent lubrication, and keep the valve "bubble-tight." They are backed by elastomeric cushions, which provide pressure against the ball and, at the same time, compensate for wear. Elastomer O-rings are used for stem and carrier seals to prevent leakage to the atmosphere. In the open position, the flow is straight-through, and there is minimal pressure drop when the porting through the ball is the same size as the inside diameter of the pipe.

Standard Features

• Blocks in two directions
• Rugged structure
• Unibody construction
• Compact, low profile, short face-to-face dimensions
• PTFE seat backed by EPDM for low stem torque
• Rated for full vacuum service