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Шиберные задвижки

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MSS SP-81TAPPI TIS 405ASME B16.5
Size Range
2" - 48"
Pressure Class
PN10 - PN25 / Class 150
Standards
MSS SP-81, TAPPI TIS 405, ASME B16.5
Materials
Cast Iron (GG25), Carbon Steel (WCB), Stainless Steel (CF8M)

Product Range

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Межфланцевая шиберная задвижка

Межфланцевая шиберная задвижка

2" – 24" (DN50 – DN600)

2" - 36"PN10 / Class 150
Шиберная задвижка высокого давления

Шиберная задвижка высокого давления

2" – 24" (DN50 – DN600)

2" - 48"PN40,50,64 / Class 300
Шиберная задвижка с полным полиуретановым футерованием

Шиберная задвижка с полным полиуретановым футерованием

2" – 24" (DN50 – DN600)

2" - 36"PN10 - PN16
Усиленная шиберная задвижка для пульпы (исполнение с увеличенной строительной длиной)

Усиленная шиберная задвижка для пульпы (исполнение с увеличенной строительной длиной)

Quick Specs 2" - 36" (DN50 - DN900) Class 150 - 300 (up to 20-50 bar depending on configuration) Manufacturer-specific design standards, ASME B16.34 body rating A216 WCB, ductile iron (A536 65-45-12), A351 CF8M Metal-to-metal with Stellite overlay, or elastomer-lined seat pocket Long-pattern body (extended face-to-face dimension compared to wafer), two-piece bolted body, full-port bore, heavy-duty gate with guiding ribs, OS&Y or pneumatic actuated Long Pattern Is Not Wafer With Extra Length Here's the misunderstanding I hear most often: "Long pattern is just a wafer knife gate with a longer body." It's not. The extended face-to-face dimension exists because slurry service demands internal space that a wafer body cannot physically provide. The gate needs a longer travel channel to clear the full bore without jamming. Slurry carries solids that pack into tight spaces—a short gate channel on a wafer body fills with debris, the gate sticks, and you're cycling the actuator repeatedly to force it through. The long pattern gives the gate a clean travel path with room for solids to move out of the way rather than compressing into the channel. The seat pocket needs depth. Elastomer inserts for slurry isolation require enough pocket volume to maintain their shape under line pressure and abrasive flow. Shallow wafer-type seat pockets deform under sustained service. The long pattern body provides the structural depth for stable seat geometry. The body wall needs thickness for survival. Slurry at 2-3 m/s erodes internal surfaces continuously. A thin wafer body wall is adequate for clean water. It's inadequate for media that removes metal by the millimeter per year. Two-Piece Bolted Body—Serviceability That Counts The two-piece bolted body splits along a horizontal joint. You can open the body, inspect the seat, clean the gate channel, and replace worn components without cutting the valve out of the line on smaller installations. On larger sizes where line removal is necessary, the bolted joint still saves time—the body separates for internal access without welding or cutting. This is a practical advantage on mine sites and processing plants where valve service windows are short and maintenance crews work against the clock. Full-Port Bore Keeps Slurry Moving The bore matches the pipeline diameter with no reduction. Slurry doesn't tolerate velocity changes well—narrowing the bore accelerates flow, increases erosion, and creates turbulence that packs solids into the seat area. Full-port design maintains consistent flow velocity through the valve, which reduces both seat wear and the risk of solids settling in the body cavity when the valve is partially open. Gate Guiding Ribs Prevent Wander The gate on a long pattern slurry valve isn't a flat blade hanging free in the channel. Guiding ribs on the gate engage with slots or channels in the body, keeping the blade aligned throughout its travel stroke. On heavy slurry lines, lateral forces from flow and solids loading push the gate sideways. Without guiding ribs, the gate can deflect enough to miss the seat entirely on closure. The ribs prevent that. FAQ A: Wafer bodies don't have the internal depth for proper seat pocket design, gate guiding, or the wall thickness needed for sustained abrasive service. On light slurry, wafer works. On heavy slurry, long pattern is the correct specification. A: Up to 36 inches (DN900) on some manufacturer ranges. Large sizes typically use flanged body construction with pneumatic actuation—handwheel operation on a 36-inch slurry valve requires more torque than one person can reasonably apply. A: Ductile iron (A536 65-45-12) is cost-effective and structurally adequate for Class 150 slurry service on non-critical lines. Carbon steel (A216 WCB) is the choice when you need higher pressure rating, welding compatibility, or compliance with plant specifications that mandate steel bodies. A: You can, but it's overspecified. Clean water doesn't need the extended gate channel, heavy wall thickness, or seat pocket depth that slurry demands. A standard wafer knife gate is more economical for that service. A: Neither is "standard"—it depends on your installation. OS&Y works for manual isolation points with infrequent cycling. Pneumatic actuation is the right choice for automated process lines, remote valve stations, and applications requiring fast, repeatable stroke timing.

Пневматическая шиберная задвижка с двусторонним уплотнением

Пневматическая шиберная задвижка с двусторонним уплотнением

Размеры: 2" – 24" (DN50 – DN600)

Цельнокорпусная задвижка для пульпы

Цельнокорпусная задвижка для пульпы

Размеры: 2" – 36" (DN50 – DN900)

Клапан для пульпы высокого давления

Клапан для пульпы высокого давления

Размеры: 2" – 24" (DN50 – DN600)

Шиберная задвижка высокого давления с двусторонним уплотнением

Шиберная задвижка высокого давления с двусторонним уплотнением

Размеры: 2" – 24" (DN50 – DN600)

Шиберная задвижка с односторонним уплотнением

Шиберная задвижка с односторонним уплотнением

Размеры: 2" – 24" (DN50 – DN600)

Technical Overview

Knife gate valves cut through media that regular gate valves can't handle—fibrous pulp, settling slurries, tailings with suspended solids, sticky process residues that jam a parallel-seat gate before it reaches closed position. The blade-shaped gate slices through whatever sits in the flow path instead of trying to push it aside. That's the fundamental difference between a knife gate and a conventional wedge gate: one cuts, one wedges, and in media that accumulates on the seat surface, cutting wins. FLOWKS manufactures nine knife gate and slurry valve configurations—from lightweight wafer unidirectional isolation valves through heavy-duty long-pattern slurry valves, bidirectional dual-seat designs, polyurethane-lined abrasive service valves, and high-pressure units rated to Class 900. Wafer bodies fit between pipeline flanges with minimal footprint. Flanged bodies bolt directly into the line. One-piece ("whole unit") castings eliminate the body split gasket as a leak path. Bidirectional designs seat the gate from both directions with two independent sealing boundaries. Unidirectional designs seat in one direction only—cheaper, simpler, adequate for lines with known flow direction. Polyurethane lining shields every wetted surface from abrasive attack. High-pressure configurations use Stellite 6 metal seats and pressure seal bonnets for service beyond 50 bar. Every configuration shares the same operating principle: a sharp-edged gate that cuts through the media and seats against a peripheral seal, rather than wedging between two parallel faces that trap debris.

FLOWKS knife gate valves and slurry valves provide reliable shutoff in media conditions that defeat conventional gate valves—pulp stock, mining slurries, tailings transport, wastewater with suspended solids, and sticky process residues. The blade-shaped gate slices through accumulated media rather than wedging it aside, preventing seat cavity blockage and ensuring full-bore shutoff even after prolonged service in settling or fibrous media. Wafer knife gate valves offer the lightest, most compact isolation option for Class 150 service—unidirectional sealing, minimal installation footprint, lowest cost per size. Bidirectional knife gate valves add dual-seat sealing for lines with pressure on both sides of the valve. High pressure knife gate valves extend service to Class 300–900 with metal seats and pressure seal bonnets. Polyurethane-lined knife gate valves protect all wetted surfaces from abrasive slurries with full-body PU liners that outlast hard rubber by 5–10x. Heavy-duty long-pattern slurry valves provide structural depth and full-port bore for demanding mining and mineral processing applications. Whole unit slurry valves use one-piece cast bodies to eliminate the body gasket leak path entirely. High pressure slurry valves combine abrasive media resistance with Class 300–900 pressure ratings and Stellite 6 metal seats. Unidirectional sealing knife gate valves deliver cost-effective single-direction isolation for lines with consistent flow direction. Manual, pneumatic, and hydraulic actuation options available across all configurations.