Shut-off valve GLO Fig. 215 DN15 PN16, gray cast iron EN-GJL-250, construction: 72, stem-to-bonnet connection – detachable – screw, stem – brass, control plug and body ring – bronze, without opening indicator 215A015C72

Gate Valve – Reliable Shut-off for Installations

This cast iron gate valve from the zGLO Fig. 215 series is a robust and proven solution for diverse installations. Designed for use with water, steam, and industrial processes, it ensures effective flow shut-off. The construction made of gray cast iron EN-GJL-250 guarantees strength and corrosion resistance, while the screw-type connection between the stem and disc simplifies servicing and maintenance.

This valve is particularly valued for its high sealing class (Class A per EN 12266-1) and compliance with the Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC, confirming its safety and reliability. Testing and inspections conducted in accordance with EN 12266-1 further enhance operational confidence. The flanges are machined in compliance with EN 1092-2 for body material group A, and the face-to-face dimension conforms to Series 1 per EN 558-1.

• Versatile application: Ideal for hot and cold water, cooling systems, steam, industrial processes, district heating, and power generation.
• Robust construction: Made of gray cast iron EN-GJL-250 for long-term, trouble-free operation.
• High sealing performance: Class A sealing per EN 12266-1 minimizes leakage risk.
• Standards compliance: Meets requirements of the Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC and European standards (EN).
• Software compatibility: Technical data is available in leading calculation software libraries: Instal-therm, Instal-san, Audytor C.O. 3.8, and Audytor H2O 1.5 – facilitating system design and component selection.

The valve features a nominal diameter DN15 and nominal pressure PN16, making it suitable for most standard installations. The stem is made of brass, while the disc and body ring are made of bronze, ensuring smooth operation and resistance to internal corrosion. The absence of an opening indicator simplifies the design and reduces operational costs – in many applications, it is unnecessary. This valve performs reliably both in the hands of experienced installers and end-users seeking a dependable solution to protect their systems.