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Neway API6A Gate Valve - Stockton Valve Products

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Series 2000~5000psi <strong>Gate</strong> <strong>Valve</strong><br />

Expanding <strong>Gate</strong> Design<br />

<strong>Neway</strong>'s expanding-style gate is a two-piece gate design, connecting with the<br />

stem through the gate major segment, the contact surface between the major<br />

segment and the minor segment is milled V design.<br />

<strong>Neway</strong> API 6A series GE gate valve is a soft seal or metal-tometal<br />

seal between gate and seats, expanding-style gate<br />

design. Size range is from 2-1/16 to 4-1/16 pressure ratings<br />

from 2.000 PSI to 10.000 PSI, temperature range is from -46<br />

to 121 , material classes range from AA to FF, and available<br />

end connection is double flanged and threaded end.<br />

The V design can force the two segments out and into contact with the seats<br />

when the gate moves up and down, and can produce a positive acting force<br />

against both the upstream and downstream seats or gate guiding plates<br />

simultaneously when the gate is at full close or full open position.<br />

Obviously the expanding-style gate does rely on operation force from handwheel<br />

instead of the line pressure to seal, so it's recommended for applications when a<br />

tight mechanical seal is required.<br />

Expanding-style <strong>Gate</strong> Availability<br />

Nominal Size<br />

Working Pressure (PSI)<br />

2000 3000 5000 10000<br />

Upper/lower roller thrust bearing to minimize<br />

operation torque.<br />

1-13/16<br />

- - - RS-L<br />

2-1/16<br />

NRS<br />

NRS<br />

NRS<br />

RS-L<br />

2-9/16<br />

NRS NRS NRS<br />

RS-L<br />

Expanding <strong>Gate</strong> Design<br />

3-1/16<br />

3-1/8<br />

4-1/16<br />

-<br />

- -<br />

NRS NRS NRS<br />

NRS NRS NRS<br />

RS-L<br />

-<br />

RS-L<br />

Expanding-style gate structure to extend<br />

the seal surface life of gate and seats.<br />

Non-rising stem design to permit valve installation<br />

in closer quarters.<br />

Note:<br />

1) NRS means non-rising stem gate valve;<br />

2) RS-L means rising stem gate valve with lower balancing stem.<br />

Slab <strong>Gate</strong> Design<br />

<strong>Neway</strong> slab-style gate is a simple one-piece & solid gate design, featuring metalto-metal<br />

seal between gate and seats, so as to apply for the most severe and<br />

demanding service condition, including corrosive and abrasive fluid<br />

environments.<br />

A floating-style seat is designed to match with the slab-style gate. In which, a<br />

belleville spring and O-ring between each seat and body ensure a tight seal<br />

against the slab gate.<br />

The slab-style gate design creates a positive seal by moving the floating seat<br />

against the gate with the use of spring energized force, whether low line pressure<br />

or high line pressure.<br />

Slab-style <strong>Gate</strong> Availability<br />

Nominal Size<br />

1-13/16<br />

2-1/16<br />

Working Pressure (PSI)<br />

2000 3000 5000<br />

10000<br />

- - -<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

NRS<br />

NRS<br />

NRS RS-L/NRS<br />

15000<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

Soft seal between gate and seats.<br />

Optional metal-to-metal seal between<br />

gate and seats.<br />

Slab <strong>Gate</strong> Design<br />

2-9/16<br />

3-1/16<br />

NRS NRS NRS<br />

-<br />

- -<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

3-1/8<br />

4-1/16<br />

NRS NRS NRS<br />

NRS NRS NRS<br />

-<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

-<br />

RS-L/NRS<br />

Full open through conduit construction to<br />

eliminate turbulence and pressure drop.<br />

Note:<br />

3) NRS means non-rising stem gate valve;<br />

4) RS-L means rising stem gate valve with lower balancing stem.<br />

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