KAS Lockable Natural Gas Ball Valve, MOP 5
KAS - Lockable Natural Gas Ball Valve - MOP 5
Lockable Natural Gas Ball Valve Features
- TS CEN/EN 331/A1 approval from the Turkish Standards Institution (TSE).
- ISO 9001 Quality Management System certificate.
- MOP5-20 operating pressure.
- Full bore for maximum flow.
- Chrome-plated ball for a longer service life.
- ISO 228 female x female connection.
- PTFE seals and EPDM O-ring for maximum safety.
- Wide range of applications in natural gas systems.
- Steel handle with thick PVC coating.
- Temperature -10°C to +120°C
| PRODUCT CODE | PRODUCT NAME | CARTON QTY | UNIT PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07.05.830 | KAS - 1/2" | 100 pcs | Price on request |
| 07.05.831 | KAS - 3/4" | 80 pcs | P |
| 07.05.402 | KAS - 1" | 40 pcs | Price on request |
| 07.03.801 | KAS - 3/4" - 1/2" | 80 pcs | Price on request |
Lockable Natural Gas Ball Valve MOP 5
KAS, which also produces an economy model of the valve known as the lockable gas ball valve, continually develops special products for its customers.
The manufacturer, active in the industry for many years, carries out R&D work to expand its product range.
With its economy gas ball valve model, KAS Gas and Water Fittings develops market-leading products without compromising on quality.
Where Is a Lockable Natural Gas Ball Valve Used?
It is used at gas meters at building entrances, under combi boilers in homes and on gas connection lines such as cooktop connections.
The economy model lockable gas ball valve offers more economical benefits for gas use.
What Does Lockable MOP 5 Natural Gas Valve Mean?
The term "MOP5 valve" is used in the natural gas industry. MOP is the abbreviation of "Maximum Operating Pressure". This term refers to the maximum pressure level that a natural gas line can withstand.
The expression "MOP5 valve" indicates that a particular natural gas valve can operate at the MOP5 level. This means the valve can operate safely up to a certain pressure level.
Valves used in natural gas lines are generally classified and labeled according to a specific MOP level. This classification indicates at which pressure levels the valve can operate safely.
However, to learn more about a specific MOP5 valve, you may need to research a specific brand and model or contact suppliers of natural gas equipment. This will provide the valve's technical specifications, operating instructions and safety requirements.