Safety Relief Valve has refined investment casting bonnet.
June 9, 2003 - Figure 860 meets ASME Section VIII for liquid, steam, air, and gas services and is PED compliant. Fixed ring design is constructed of 316 stainless steel (including internals) for corrosion resistance, and soft seat option provides tight shutoff for applications when operating pressure is close to set pressure of valve. Product, available in pressures to 900 psig and temperatures to 422°F, is also suited for cryogenic applications down to -400°F.
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Original Press release
Spence Engineering Co., Inc.
150 Coldenham Rd., P.O. Box 230
Walden, NY, 12586-0230
USA
Spence Announces New Figure 860 Safety Relief Valve
Spence Engineering Company, Inc., Walden, New York announces a new refined investment casting bonnet on the Figure 860 Safety Relief Valve. The Figure 860 meets ASME Section VIII for liquid, steam, air & gas services and is now PED compliant. The Figure 860 features quick opening and short closing pressures while incorporating a fixed ring design that reduces maintenance costs and provides longer life.
The Figure 860 is constructed of 316 stainless steel (including internals) for improved corrosion resistance. A soft seat option provides tighter shutoff for those applications when the operating pressure is close to the set pressure of the valve. The Figure 860 is available in pressures to 900 PSIG and temperatures to 422°F and, in addition, is suitable for cryogenic applications down to -400°F.
The Figure 860 is available from stock within 24 hours from numerous certified valve assembly shop located throughout the country.
For more information on the complete line of safety relief valves from Spence, email sales@spenceengineering.com or call (800) 398-2493 for the name of your nearest Spence Representative.
Spence Engineering Company, Inc. is an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer of pressure and temperature control valves, steam traps, condensate pumps, pneumatic control valves and safety and relief valves. Spence Engineering is a division of Circor International, a NYSE company.
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