ORTON (IMI) Concentric Rubber Seated Valve 10 Inch

ORTON (IMI) 10-inch lug-type concentric rubber seated valve for the specified fire water network.

Product Overview

The ORTON (IMI) Concentric Rubber Seated Valve is a 10-inch lug-type valve with a Class 150 pressure rating. It features a carbon steel body specified as ASTM A216 GR WCB and an EPDM lining with a metallic ring. The valve uses gear operation and includes a gearbox and handle.

The supplied specification identifies this valve for a fire water network. It also lists specific materials for the stem, disc, plug and bushing, along with the relevant data sheet, pipe class, equipment tag and drawing references.

Product Details

• Manufacturer/Brand: ORTON (IMI)
• Product Type: Concentric Rubber Seated Valve
• Nominal Size: 10 IN
• Connection Type: Lug
• Pressure Rating: Class 150
• Body Material: CS ASTM A216 GR WCB
• Lining Material: EPDM with metallic ring
• Stem Design: ASTM B865 UNS N05500, cold worked age-hardened
• Disc Material: ASTM B148 C95800
• Plug: ASTM A105N
• Bushing: Aramidic fiber + rubber
• Operation: Gear operated
• Accessories: Gearbox and handle
• Additional Design Detail: Upper and lower shaft
• Medium: Fire water
• Application: Fire water network
• Data Sheet No.: VFR003
• Pipe Class: 1F0D / 1G1D
• Equipment Tag No.: VFRF0003424
• Drawing References: SLPG-L-000-0115-B02-001-001-3; D-180107-E-101

Quotation Information

Use the manufacturer name ORTON (IMI), equipment tag VFRF0003424 and supplied drawing references when requesting a quotation. Ask the supplier to confirm the complete valve configuration, materials, dimensions and included gearbox and handle.

Please verify the specified pressure rating, connection details and material requirements against the project documentation before purchase. No separate model or part number was provided.

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Share the equipment tag and drawing references with your supplier to help them review the required configuration. Confirm all technical details against the original project documents before placing an order.