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    This document provides technical information about materials used in valves, including: - Rubber materials like nitrile rubber (NBR) and styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR) with specifications for hardness, tensile strength, elongation, and temperature range. - Coatings for valve bodies and bonnets including epoxy and enamel, specifying coating types, film thickness, approvals, and resistance to chemicals and weather. - Plastic materials including polyamide 6.6 (nylon 6.6) and acetal plastic.

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    This document provides technical information about materials used in valves, including: - Rubber materials like nitrile rubber (NBR) and styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR) with specifications for hardness, tensile strength, elongation, and temperature range. - Coatings for valve bodies and bonnets including epoxy and enamel, specifying coating types, film thickness, approvals, and resistance to chemicals and weather. - Plastic materials including polyamide 6.6 (nylon 6.6) and acetal plastic.

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    APPENDIX: TECHNICAL INFORMATION

    MATERIALS:
    RUBBER MATERIALS:

    O-rings
    Material ref. no. 4470 Nitrile rubber (NBR)
    to ASTM D 2000 Hardness 70 IRHD

    Hardness Tensile strength Elongation Temperature


    IRHD N/mm2 % Range
    (min.) C
    SBR
    Both to SIS 367611 and 55 15 400 -20 +110
    BS 2494 type 1 and 2 65 12,5 300 -20 +110

    NBR
    To BS 2494 type 3 55 15 300 -20 +120
    To DIN 3535 part 3 and AWWA
    C509-87, to BGA Kat. 31 KTW,
    DVGW-listed, Germany 70 14 250 -20 +110
    To SIS 162630 80 12 200 -20 +110

    EPDM
    To BS 2494 type 1 and 2 50 12 400 -20 +130
    WRC-listed, England 60 14 400 -20 +120
    KTW-listed, Germany 70 14 225 -20 +130

    COATINGS:

    Epoxy The valve bodies and bonnets are electrostatically fusion powder coated internally and
    externally with epoxy to give excellent resistance to corrosion, wear and abrasion. The
    coating is approved for use in drinking water systems, meeting all specified toxicological
    conditions.
    Types of epoxy: Akzo Nobel, Resicoat RT 9000 R4 Blue
    Jotun Powder, EP 950740 R Blue
    Blue RAL 5017
    Yellow RAL 1023
    Red RAL 3003 (valves)
    Red RAL 3000 (hydrants)

    Film thickness, According to DIN 30677


    and mechanical
    specificatioans

    The coating is resistant to a wide range af different chemicals and has an excellent
    weather resistance.

    Approval: Hygiene-Institute, Germany


    KIWA, Holland
    WRC, England
    CRECEP, France

    Enamel* By this process the valve bodies and bonnets are enamelled internally. This glass lining
    gives a first class resistance to corrosion, wear and abrasion, and it does not support
    bacteriologic growth. The enamel is approved for use in drinking water systems,
    meeting all specified toxicological conditions.
    Type: Ferro blue enamel 2509

    Film thickness: 200 my in two layers.


    Mechanical, physical,
    and chemical tests: According to DIN 3475
    The enamel is highly resistant to a wide range of different chemicals and against
    microbiological attack.
    Approvals: KIWA-Institut, Holland
    Hygiene-Institute, Germany

    *Enamel available on selected products.

    PLASTIC
    Polyamid 6.6 (Nylon 6.6) Type: AKULON Grade S 223-F

    Acetal plast Type: HOSTAFORM c2521 (POM)

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