Cast Iron Globe Valves are durable and dependable valves commonly used in various industrial applications. These valves offer exceptional performance and longevity, making them a preferred choice in fluid control systems. With their strong cast iron construction, they provide reliable sealing and fluid regulation, ensuring smooth operations in diverse settings. As these valves are known for their resilience and efficiency, this makes them an excellent choice for fluid control needs in a wide range of industries.

Straight Cast Iron Globe Valves offer dependable performance in fluid control systems, presenting a durable solution for regulating the flow of liquids and gases. These valves, known for their sturdiness and reliability, are widely used across various industries for fluid management. Made from high-quality cast iron, they ensure longevity and effectiveness in directing the flow of substances within pipelines and systems.

Size Range:	DN15 - DN600
Body Materials:	Cast Iron
Body Types:	Two Piece
Applications:	Water, Gas, Air, Drinking Water, Waste Water
Pressure Ratings:	PN4, PN6, PN10, PN16, & 16K
End Connections:	Flanged

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Angled Cast Iron Globe Valves offer reliable fluid control solutions, ideal for various industrial applications. Their durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the angled design allows for efficient flow regulation. These valves are a dependable choice for managing fluid flow in demanding settings, providing dependable functionality and durability.

Size Range:	DN15-DN600 (1/2" - 24")
Body Materials:	Cast Iron
Body Types:	Two Piece, DIN 86252 SDNR Type (DIN 3356), & DIN 86251 STOP Type (DIN 3356)
Applications:	Aboard Ships for Hot and Cold Water, Oil and Steam
Pressure Rating:	PN4, PN6, PN10, PN16, & 5 Bar
End Connections:	Flanged

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The Cast Iron Economy Range Globe Valves are reliable and cost-effective solutions for controlling fluid flow in industrial applications. These valves are known for their durability and long-lasting performance, making them ideal for various industries. With a focus on efficiency and affordability, these globe valves offer excellent value for money and are suitable for a wide range of fluid control needs. Their sturdy construction and dependable operation make them a preferred choice for businesses seeking dependable fluid control solutions.

Size Range:	½" to 8"
Weight Range (kg):	5.0 to 315.0
Body Material:	Cast Iron
Body Types:	Flanged PN16, SDNR, Bellow, & Angle Pattern
End Connection:	Flanged PN16
Pressure Rating:	PN16
Temperature Range:	-10°C to 350°C

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A cast iron globe valve is a type of valve used to regulate or stop the flow of fluids. It gets its name from the spherical body shape and is typically made from cast iron, making it cost-effective and durable.

They are commonly used in water supply, HVAC systems, steam, oil, and gas pipelines where flow regulation and shut-off are needed.

It works by moving a disc up and down against the flow of fluid. The seat and disc arrangement inside the valve allows precise flow control compared to other valve types.

Standard cast iron globe valves can typically handle temperatures up to around 200°C (392°F), depending on the seat and packing material.

Yes, they are widely used for low to medium pressure steam systems, but the exact suitability depends on the design and pressure rating.

They are usually available in PN16 (16 bar) or ANSI Class 125/150 pressure ratings, suitable for many industrial and commercial applications.

Yes, globe valves are well-suited for throttling or regulating flow, unlike gate valves which are primarily for on/off service.

Not generally. They are reliable and require minimal maintenance, but regular checks on packing, seats, and discs will extend service life.

They are typically manufactured with flanged ends for secure bolted connections, though threaded options may also exist for smaller sizes.

Cast iron offers good resistance to water and many non-corrosive fluids, but it may not be suitable for highly corrosive chemicals without internal lining or special trim materials.

A globe valve is designed for regulating flow and provides better sealing, while a gate valve is mainly for on/off isolation with less flow resistance.

With proper installation and maintenance, cast iron globe valves can last many years, often 10–20+ years depending on the service conditions.