Gate valve GLO Fig. 215 DN65 PN16, gray cast iron EN-GJL-250, design: 32, swing-check type, loose disc with spring, stem-brass, disc and body ring-bronze 215A065C32

The ZGLO Fig. 215 ball valve is a reliable solution for precise flow shutoff in diverse installations. Manufactured from durable gray cast iron EN-GJL-250, it ensures long-term, trouble-free operation even under demanding conditions. This model, with a nominal diameter DN65 and pressure class PN16, is particularly recommended for applications in hot and cold water, cooling systems, and steam pipelines.

The valve combines both shut-off and check valve functions, enhancing its versatility. A spring-loaded loose disc and brass stem guarantee tight sealing and smooth operation. The disc and body ring, both made of bronze, further increase resistance to corrosion and abrasion. The valve design has been tested and certified in accordance with EN 12266-1, confirming its high quality and safety.

• Robust construction: Gray cast iron body (EN-GJL-250) provides resistance to high pressure and mechanical loads.
• Versatile application: Suitable for use with water, steam, and in industrial, heating, and power generation systems.
• High tightness: Class A leakage rating (per EN 12266-1) minimizes leakage risk and ensures safe operation.
• Shut-off and check function: Enables both flow isolation and prevention of medium backflow.
• Compliance with standards: Meets requirements of the Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC and carries CE marking for DN 32.
• Software compatibility: Technical data is available in popular engineering software libraries (Instal-therm, Instal-san, Audytor C.O. 3.8, Audytor H2O 1.5), simplifying system design.

The valve features flanges machined according to EN 1092-2 for body material A and overall length compliant with EN 558-1 Series 1, ensuring simple and intuitive installation for both professionals and less experienced technicians. Additionally, the stem-disc connection is detachable via a screw, facilitating maintenance and replacement of sealing components or the disc when needed. This design extends the valve’s service life and reduces operational costs.