Trunnion-Style Medium-Pressure Ball Valve (FKB Series)
Trunnion-style medium-pressure FKB series ball valves offer low-torque, quarter-turn operation in a compact design providing positive shutoff in applications . Learn how a customer used our FKB Series Medium-Pressure Ball Valves to save both time and money.
Features
- 2-way valves—bidirectional; 3-way valves—common side or bottom inlet port
- Gaugeable Swagelok medium-pressure tube fitting and female NPT
- ISO 5211-compliant pneumatic actuators
- Three mounting options
Trunnion-Style Medium-Pressure Ball Valve (CTB Series)
CTB series trunnion-style ball valves offer low-torque, quarter-turn operation in a compact design providing positive shutoff in applications. These valves are available for sour gas applications with materials selected in accordance with NACE MR0175/ISO15156.
Features
- 2-way valves—bidirectional; 3-way valves
- ISO 5211-compliant pneumatic actuators
- Three mounting options
Subsea Service Ball Valve (IPT Series)
Subsea service ball valves are bi-directional, 2-way trunnion-style valves designed for workover applications. These valves are available for sour gas applications with materials selected in accordance with NACE MR0175/ISO15156.
Features
- Bi-directional, 2-way trunnion-style valves
- Double barrier stem seal
- Single barrier end screw seal
- Quarter-turn operation
- ROV actuation
- Designed for workover applications
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