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GA20 Brass gate valve with high flow rates. Designed for use between -10ºC and + 100ºC. Made from brass and gunmetal and made in accordance with BS5154 PN20 Series B.

Click to enlarge - GA20 Brass gate valve with high flow rates. Designed for use between -10ºC and + 100ºC. Made from brass and gunmetal and made in accordance with BS5154 PN20 Series B.


Click to enlarge - GA20 Brass gate valve with high flow rates. Designed for use between -10ºC and + 100ºC. Made from brass and gunmetal and made in accordance with BS5154 PN20 Series B.
Temperature -10ºC to +100ºC
Can be used at 9 bar with a range of up to +180ºC

SizeBody LengthHeight WP
inchmmmmBar
    
1/2"507220
3/4"528620
1"589820
1 1/4"6812320
1 1/2"7114520
2"8217020
2 1/2"9718020
3"10123020
4"12227020

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