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Gas valve series ASP

Gas valve - series ASP  - Camozzi Automation
Gas valve - series ASP  - Camozzi Automation
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2/2-way - Normally Closed (NC) and Normally Open (NO) 2/2-way - Double Acting (DA) The Series ASP angle seat valves are an efficient and cost-effective solution for fluid control. Their robustness is suitable for the most varied applications with inert gases and liquids, with steam or with fluids having solid particulates in suspension. Available with 3/8" to 2-1/2" threaded connections. The operation is determined by the pneumatic drive of a single acting, guided piston actuator with spring return. There are also models available with double acting actuators, without spring. For liquid media we recommend the models with flow direction under the seat. For gas or steam we recommend the models with flow direction above the seat. TECHNICAL FEATURES - Function 2/2 NC - 2/2 NO - 2/2 Double Acting Operation pneumatic, poppet type Pneumatic connections 3/8 … 2-1/2“ with BSP thread Nominal diameter DN10 … DN65 Flow coefficient Kv (m³/h) 2.6 … 65 Operating pressure 0 ÷ 6 … 20 bar Operating temperature -20 ÷ 130 °C Media water, air, steam, inert liquids and gases (compatible with the materials in contact) Viscosity 600 cSt. max Installation in any position MATERIALS IN CONTACT WITH THE MEDIUM - Body brass Seals EPDM Internal parts 304 stainless steel SPECIFICATIONS PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR - Actuator dimensions Ø50 - Ø63 - Ø80 - Ø100 mm Actuator material PA66 polyamide 30% GF Piston material aluminium Piston seal material PUR Piloting fluid air or inert gases Piloting pressure 10 bar max. Actuator position 360° rotatable
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.