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FEATURESBray Controls is proud to offer a high q<strong>ua</strong>lity line offlanged butterfly <strong>valves</strong> to meet the requirements oftoday’s market. Combining years of field applicationexperience, research and development, Bray hasdesigned many unique features in the Series 3A/3AHnot previously available. The results are longer servicelife, greater reliability, ease of parts replacement andinterchangeability of <strong>com</strong>ponents.Bray’s Series 3A/3AH <strong>valves</strong> are a double flangeddesign which can be used for dead-end service. AllBray <strong>valves</strong> are tested to 110% of full pressure ratingbefore shipment.A major design advantage of Bray valve product lines isinternational <strong>com</strong>patibility. The same valve is <strong>com</strong>patiblewith most world flange standards – ASME Class 125/150,BS 10 Tables D and E, BS 4504 NP 10/16, DIN ND 10/16,AS 2129 and JIS10. In addition, the <strong>valves</strong> are designed to <strong>com</strong>plywith ISO 5752 - Table 2 (short pattern) face-to-face and ISO 5211act<strong>ua</strong>tor mounting flanges. Therefore, one valve design can beused in many different world markets.Bray interchangeability and <strong>com</strong>patibility offers the bestin uniformity of product line and low-cost performancein the industry today.DISCSpherically machined and hand polished to provide a bubbletightshut off, minimum torque, and longer seat life. Standardmaterial is Nylon 11 coated ductile Iron. Other materialsavailable on request.Stem RetainingAssemblyAct<strong>ua</strong>torMountingFlange/StemConnectionExtendedNeckPRIMARY AND SECONDARY SEALSThe primary seal is achieved by pre-loaded contactof spherically machined hand polished disc hubswith unique molded seat flat surfaces. This sealingmethod isolates the flowing media from the stemand body material at all angles of valve disc seating.A secondary seal is achieved by an interferencefit of the stem and seat hole diameters.STEM RETAINING ASSEMBLYThe stem is retained in the body by means of a uniqueStainless Steel “Spirolox ® ” retaining ring, a thrust washerand two C-rings, manufactured from brass as standard,stainless steel upon request. The retaining ring may be easilyremoved with a standard hand tool. The stem retaining assemblyprevents unintentional removal of the stem during field service.DiscFlangedBodyDisc & StemConnectionSeatStem Retaining AssemblyStem BushingStem SealNylon 11 CoatingA thermoplastic coating produced from a vegetable base andis USDA Approved, as well as, certified to ASME/NSF61for water service. It is inert to fungus growth and mold,has excellent resistance to impact and provides a very lowcoefficient of friction.STEM BUSHING Non-corrosive, heavy duty acetal bushingabsorbs act<strong>ua</strong>tor side thrusts.STEM SEAL Double “U” cup seal design is self-adjusting,gives positive sealing in both directions, and prevents externalsubstances from entering the stem bore.EXTENDED NECK Extended neck length allows for 2" of pipinginsulation and is easily accessible for mounting act<strong>ua</strong>tors.Nylon 11 also has superior corrosion resistance and has beenused successfully in many applications such as water, cement,food and seawater. Bray's Nylon 11 coating has been salt spraytested in excess of 2000 hours and used in seawater immersionservice for over 25 years without any deterioration of the coatingresulting in no corrosion to the coated metal <strong>com</strong>ponents. Asa result, the use of Nylon 11 in seawater with elevated chloridelevels between 30,000 - 40,000 ppm continues to increase.“Spirolox ® ” designation is a registered trademark of Kaydon Ring and Seal, Inc.2

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