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Ball Check Valves are ideal when leak tight shut-off is not necessary. This valve uses no elastomers and employs a metal to metal seal. The temperature range for the Ball Check Valves is -420° F to 1200° F (-251° C to 648° C). Available in pressures up to 100,000 PSI (6895 bar).

The O-Ring Check Valves reliably prevents backflow where leak-tight shutoff off of liquids or gases is required. The standard construction uses a Buna-N o-ring, the O-Ring Check Valve is also available with the following O-rings: Viton, PTFE and Kalrez. Temperature ranges for the O-Ring Check Valve are: Buna-N -65° to 250° F (-54° to 121° C); Viton -40° to 500° F (-40° to 260° C); Teflon -320° to 400° F (-195 to 204° C); Kalrez -25° to 550° F (-29° to 288° C). Available in pressures up to 100,000 PSI (6895 bar).

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Check Valves - Low Pressure

Low Pressure: Low-pressure check valves for service to 15,000 psi (1,030 bar).
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Check Valves - Medium Pressure

Medium pressure valves coned and threaded for service from 30,000 psi (1,380 bar).
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Check Valves - High Pressure

High-pressure check valves coned and threaded for service from 30,000 psi (2,070 bar) to 100,000 psi (6,895 bar).
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Check Valves - Pipe

Pipe Valves for service to 15,000 psi (1,030 bar).
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Subsea Check Valve

Subsea check valves are externally sealed for depths to 14,000’ (4200 meters)
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Check Valves for Sour Gas Service

Check valves for sour gas and oil field service to 30,000 psi (2,070 bar).