F Series - Floating Ball Valves
F Series - Floating Ball Valves
F Series - Floating Ball Valves
Ball Valves
AOP
Series F Floating Ball Valves
KN
REV 2, 08/27/08
Series F Floating Ball Valves
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Series F Floating Ball Valves
End Connection
6 - Flanged RF
7 - Flanged RTJ
Seats
1 - Devlon
3 - RTFE
5 - PEEK Pneumatic Actuator
7 - Delrin
Seals
1 - Buna-N
2 - FKM
6 - 615 FKM
9 - HNBR
Actuation
1 - Lever w/Locking Device
3 - Gear Operator
4 - Gear Operator w/Locking Device
9 - Bare Stem
Options
99 - None
E1 - EB Body/Adapter Only
E2 - EB Body, Adapter & Bolting Only
E3 - EB Body, Adapter, Bolting & Operator Only
Alternate Seat, Seal, Trim Materials Available Upon Request. 6 RP 6109- 6309- 6609- 6609- - - - -
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DIMENSIONS
* Dimensions are for Class 150 Lever Operated Valves Only. Classes 300 and 600 require Gear Operators or Actuators.
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ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE CHART
4500
4000
3500
DEL
RIN
PRESSURE (psi)
3000
PEEK
NYLON
2500
2000
1 in. - 2 in. DEVLON
1500
FKM
3 in. - 4 in.
1000
TEFL
ON SATURATED STEAM
500
0
0 100 200 250 300 400 500 600 700
TEMPERATURE (°F)
These pressure and temperature ratings are the maximum shut-off for each seat combination for continuous service at temperature.
For maximum ASME body ratings consult the factory or ASME B16.34.
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MATERIAL COMPATIBILITIES
AOP Industries, Inc., provides assistance to their customers in selecting the best material for a particular application.
it is the responsibility of the user to determine the suitability of materials for their intended use. AOP Industries does not accept
any responsibility for any direct, compensatory or consequential damages arising from or related to the misapplication of any
of its products. Material compatibilities listed may be temperature dependent. Generally this list considers compatibility at 70°F.
Body and Trim Seat and Seal Body and Trim Seat and Seal
Rating Interpretation: D C 3 D T B V E Iso-octane G E E E E E E U
E = Excellent U A 1 E E U I P Isopropyl Alcohol G E E U E G E E
G = Good C R 6 L F N T D Isopropyl Ether G E E E E G U U
F = Fair T B R L A O M Jet Fuel F E E E E U E U
U = unsatisfactory
I O S I O - N Kerosene E E E E E E E U
L N S N N N Ketones E E E G E U U E
Materials recommendations E / Linseed Oil E E E G E E E F
are at 100% unless stated S N Liquefied Pet. Gas G E E E E E E U
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otherwise. AFLAS Consult
I T Y Lubricating Oil E E E G E E E U
AOP regarding use of AFLAS
in specified applications. R E L Magnesium Hydroxide G G E G E G E E
O E O Methane E E E E E E E U
N L N Methanol E E E E E U U E
Acetone E G E E E U U E Methyl Acetone G E E F E U U E
Acetylene (Dry) E G E E E E E E Methylamine G G G F E G G E
Air (200°F) E E E E E G E E Methyl Ethyl Ketone E G E G E U U E
Alcohol, Butyl G G G G E E E G Mineral Oil G G E E E E E U
Alcohol, Ethyl G G G E E F F E Molasses G G E G E E E E
Alcohol, Methyl G G G E E U U E Naphtha G E E E E G E U
Aluminum Chloride F G E U E E E E Naphthalene G E E G E U E U
Amines G G G G E U U U Nitrous Acid F U G U E U G F
Ammonia, Anhydrous G G E G E G U E Nitrogen Gas E E E E E E E E
Ammonia, Aqueous G E E G E G F E Oxygen Consult Factory
Ammonia Solutions G G E G E G F E Ozone (Dry) G F G U E U E E
Ammonium Carbonate (Sat.) G G G E E U E E Paints and Solvents E E E F E F G U
Ammonium Hydroxide (Sat.) G G G E E U U E Paraffin E E E G E E E U
Asphalt E E E G E G E U Pentane G G G E E E E U
Barium Carbonate (Sat.) F G G G E E E E Phenol U G E U E U E U
Beet Sugar Liquors G G E E E E E E Potassium Chloride (30%) F G E E E E E E
Benzaldehyde F U G G E U U E Potassium Cyanide (30%) G G G G E E E E
Benzene, Benzoil G G G E E U E U Potassium Hydroxide to 50% G G G G E G U E
Bunker Oils (Fuels) G E E E E E E E Potassium Nitrate (80%) G G G G E E E E
Butadiene G G G E E U E U Propane G E E G E E E U
Butane G E E E E E E U Propylene Glycol G E E E E E E E
Butylene G G G E E U E U Soap Solutions F G E G E E E E
Carbon Disulfide F G G G E U E U Sodium Acetate F U G E E G U E
Carbon Dioxide (Dry) F E E G E G G G Sodium Carbonate F G G E E E E E
Carbonic Acid U U G E E G E E Sodium Chloride (30%) U G G E E E E E
Castor Oil G G E G E E E G Sodium Cyanide F G E E E E E E
Chlorine Gas (Dry) G G G U E U E U Sodium Hydroxide (10%) F G E E E E G E
Chlorobenzene (Dry) G G G G E U E U Sodium Hydroxide (50%) U F E G E E G E
Crude Oil, Sweet G E E E E G E U Sodium Nitrate F G E G E G E E
Crude Oil, Sour F G E E E F E U Sodium Perborate (10%) F G G G E G E E
Cutting Oils, Water G G E E E E E U Sodium Phosphate (Acid) F U G G E E E E
Cyclohexane G G G E E E E U Sodium Phosphate (Alkaline) F G G G E E E E
Diesel Fuels G E E E E E E U Sodium Silicate F G G E E E E E
Diethylamine G U G E E G U G Sodium Sulfate F G E G E E E E
Dowtherms Oil G E E G E U E U Sodium Sulfide (to 50%) F G G E E E E E
Drilling Mud G G E E E E E E Sodium Sulfite (10%) F G E E E E E E
Ethane E E E E E E E U Steam G E E U E F U E
Ethylene Glycol G G G G E E E E Styrene G E E U E U G U
Ethylene Oxide G G G G E U U F Sulphur Dioxide Gas (Dry) F E G U E U U E
Fish Oils G G E G E E E U Sulphur Dioxide Gas (Wet) F U G G E U U E
Formaldehyde (Cold 35% Sol) F U E G E G E G Sulphur Trioxide (Dry) F G G U E U E G
Freon G G E E E E G U Tall Oil F G G G E E E U
Fuel Oil G E E G E E E U Toluene, Toluol G E E G E U E U
Gas, Natural G G E E E E E U Transformer Oil G E E G E E E U
Gas Odorizers (Hhiol) G G E E E U U E Tributyl Phosphate F G G G E U U E
Gasoline (Leaded) G E E E E G E U Turpentine F G E G E E E U
Gasoline (Unleaded) G E E G E U E U Urea (to 50%) F G G G E E E E
Glue E G G G E E E F Water, Salt U U G G E G E E
Glycols G G E G E E E E Waxes G G G E E E E U
Hexane G G E E E E E U Xylene (Dry) G E E G E U E U
Hydraulic Oil G E E G E E E U Zinc Chloride F U G U E E E E
Hydrogen Gas Consult Factory Zinc Sulfate F U E G E E E E
Hydrogen Sulfide (Dry) G G E E E E E E
Hydrogen Sulfide (Wet) F G G G E U E E
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AOP Industries
2101 South Broadway
Moore, Oklahoma 73160
P.O. Box 6979
Moore, Oklahoma 73153-0979
Phone: 405-912-4446
Toll Free: 800-654-4493
Fax: 405-912-4440
E-Mail: sales@aopind.com
Web Address: www.aopind.com