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316 Stainless Steel2.4 Cv4700 PSIGBall Stem

Swagelok SS-12NBS16 Stainless Steel Severe Service Union Bonnet Needle Valve

Swagelok SS-12NBS16 316 stainless steel severe service union bonnet needle valve. Features 2.4 Cv, 1 in. Swagelok tube fitting, straight pattern, and ball stem.

Swagelok SS-12NBS16 Stainless Steel Severe Service Union Bonnet Needle Valve

Swagelok SS-12NBS16 Stainless Steel Severe Service Union Bonnet Needle Valve. This straight pattern, 2-way valve features a ball stem and 1 in. Swagelok tube fitting end connections with a maximum flow coefficient (Cv) of 2.4. Needle valves with union-bonnet construction are available in a variety of materials, with working pressures up to 10000 psig (689 bar) and temperatures up to 1200°F (648°C).

Swagelok SS-12NBS16 severe service union bonnet needle valve

Specifications

SpecificationValue
Body Material316 Stainless Steel
Cleaning ProcessStandard Cleaning and Packaging (SC-10)
Connection 1 Size1 in.
Connection 1 TypeSwagelok® Tube Fitting
Connection 2 Size1 in.
Connection 2 TypeSwagelok® Tube Fitting
CV Maximum2.4
Flow PatternStraight (2-way)
Handle StyleAluminum Bar
Maximum Temperature, F (°C)450 (232)
Max Temperature Pressure Rating450°F @ 3995 PSIG / 232°C @ 275 BAR
Minimum Temperature, F (°C)-65 (-53)
Orifice0.437 in
Room Temperature Pressure Rating4700 PSIG @ 100°F / 323 BAR @ 37°C
Stem Tip MaterialCobalt Based Alloy
Stem TypeBall stem
eClass (10.1)37010203
UNSPSC (17.1001)40141602

Component Interchangeability

Do not mix/interchange Swagelok products or components not governed by industrial design standards, including Swagelok tube fitting end connections, with those of other manufacturers.

System Design

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