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Product category: Valves and manifolds
News Release from: Circor Instrumentation | Subject: Hoke 7G-Series 2/3
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 06 December 2005

Ball valve is reliable from vacuum -
high pressure

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Designed for a long and reliable cycle life, 2 and 3-way instrumentation ball valves in the Hoke 7G Series feature an unfailing housing construction with metal seals and panel mounting as standard

Designed to ensure a long and highly reliable cycle life, Hoke 7G Series 2 and 3-way instrumentation ball valves now available from Circor Instrumentation feature an unfailing housing construction with metal seals and panel mounting as standard 'DynaPak' packing provides a leak-tight seal with low operating torque in vacuum or high pressure applications, helping to prevent fugitive emissions

The valves offer bi-directional flow throughout their entire operating pressure range, with a maximum operating pressure of 207 bar (3000psi) and a temperature range of -28 to +232C.

Ideal for handling viscous media, gas or liquid applications ranging from hydraulic and high pressure test stands to pilot plants in refineries or chemical plants, and measurement/regulating equipment, the G7 ball valves have metric Gyrolok end fittings.

Improved safety is ensured by visual indication of flow setting as the handle points to which port is in use or to the closed position.

Handle extensions up to 120mm (5in) are available to further aid operation and easy position confirmation.

Pneumatic valve actuation for automated systems is an option at any time by using a Hoke 07L rack and pinion actuator.

With a dependability to match the ball valves, these compact actuators are available in double-acting and spring-return versions for both 90 and 180 actuation, as well as in a weather-proof or explosion-proof housing.

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