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A complete range of bellows sealed globe valves across DIN, ANSI and JIS standards. Double seal design, zero stem leakage and corrosion-resistant construction for demanding process, chemical and industrial applications.
| Product Name | Standard | Type | Quote | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANSI Standard Bellows Sealed Globe Valve | ANSI | Bellows Sealed | ||
| ANSI Standard High Pressure Bellows Sealed Globe Valve | ANSI | Bellows Sealed | ||
| Angle Type Bellows Sealed Globe Valve | Angle | Bellows Sealed | ||
| DIN Standard Bellows Sealed Globe Valve (Plus) | DIN | Bellows Sealed | ||
| DIN Standard Bellows Sealed Globe Valve (Extend) | DIN | Bellows Sealed | ||
| DIN Standard Bellows Sealed Globe Valve (Super) | DIN | Bellows Sealed | ||
| DIN Standard Bellow Seal Globe Check Valve | DIN | Check Valve | ||
| DIN Standard Gland Packing Globe Valve | DIN | Gland Packing | ||
| Bellows Seal Globe Valve | General | Bellows Sealed | ||
| JIS Standard Bellows Sealed Globe Valve | JIS | Bellows Sealed | ||
| Y Type Bellows Sealed Globe Valve | Y-Type | Bellows Sealed |
Globe valves regulate and isolate flow by moving a disc onto or away from a seat set at right angles to the pipe axis, which makes them well suited to throttling. In a bellows sealed globe valve, a welded metal bellows surrounds the stem so that the process fluid is contained by metal rather than by packing alone. Many models in this range add gland packing behind the bellows, giving a double seal in which the packing acts as a backup if the bellows fails.
The range covers DIN, ANSI and JIS standards plus special body patterns. DIN models include the Plus, with a conical disc and double seal; the Extend, with a protected bellows space and a titanium element forming a triple seal; the Super, with a double stem in wear- and corrosion-resistant materials; a gland packing version; and a bellows seal globe check valve. ANSI models include standard and high pressure versions. The Y-type has a straight-through flow path that reduces pressure loss and suits viscous or caking media, while the angle type has a 90 degree outlet that can replace a separate elbow.
Start with your piping standard, then choose the body pattern for the layout and flow characteristics, and confirm size, pressure rating and materials for the media.
