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Rising Stem

The bonnet type Gate Valves with rising stem provides with a functional thread which is outside the valve chamber.
During the operation, the stem revolves in the stem nut which carries along a flexible wedge. Due to its design, low torque values are achieved which eases the revolving of the stem.
The stem is locked against axial movement by a collar fitted between the cover and the gland body and no axial movement occurs in the specified conditions.
The wedge is guided in the body in a precast groove and provides an undisturbed water flow when the valve is open.
The body and the wedge have pressed-in/threaded sealing seat to have drip tight sealing when the valve is closed. The rising feature allows the stem to move up and down at the top of the valve, acting like a position indicator.
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Description

Description

Nominal Size
DN40-DN1200
Nominal Pressure
PN10-63
Face to Face
EN558-1 Series 14-15-3
(DIN 3202 F4-F5-BS)
Body Material Options
Ductile Iron
Carbon Steel
Stainless Steel
Nickel Aluminum Bronze
Accessories
Handwheel
Cap Top
Extension Spindle
Gearbox
Electrical Actuator
Bypass
Position Indicator
Chainwheel
Drain Plug
Jacking Screw
Wedge Guide
Flange Standards
EN 1092/2
BS 4504
BS10E
ANS
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