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The Beaver API 600 Cast Steel Bolted Bonnet Globe Valve is suitable for throttling, shut-off,
and on/off services, provided pressure drop isn’t a critical factor when the valve is open.

It has a T-pattern design, which means the stem and disc travel perpendicular to the flow, and the seat opens proportionally to how far the disc has travelled. This gives the valve high flow resistance but also makes it prone to high pressure drop.

The valve has a conical plug disc which rotates freely on the stem at a differential angle to the seat ring. In the closed position, this provides complete shut-off and reduces the risk of the disc sticking in the body seat.

Beaver cast steel bolted bonnet globe valves are available in L31, L32, and L33 models, and exceed requirements set by API 600 standards. You can choose from three different pressure classes (Class 150, 300, and 600) to suit your requirements.

Technical specifications

Brand

Beaver

Model

L31 (Class 150)
L32 (Class 300)
L33 (Class 600)

Size range

Class 150: DN40–500 (1½–20”)
Class 300: DN50–400 (2–16”)
Class 600: DN50–300 (2–12”)

Pressure class

Class 150/300/600

End connections

Face to face: ASME B16.10
End flange: ASME B16.5
Buttweld: ASME B16.25

Technical specifications

Body, bonnet, gland flange

A216 WCB
A352 LCC
A217 WC6
A217 WC9
A217 C5
A217 C12
A351 CF8M

Gate

A216 WCB + 13CR
A352 LCC + 316 SS
A217 WC6 + 13CR
A217 C5 + 13CR
A217 C12 + 13CR
A315 CF8M

Seat ring

A105 LF2
A182 F11
A182 F22
A182 F5
A182 F9
A182 F316 all with Stellite

Handwheel

Malleable iron

Stem

A182 F6
A182 F316

Backseat bushing, packing gland, disc nut

A276 410
A276 316

Handwheel nut, gland eyebolt pin

AISI 1045
A276 316

Bonnet bolt, gland eyebolt

A193 B7
A320 L7
A193 B16
A193 B8

Bonnet nut, gland adjustment nut

A194 2H
A194 4
A194 8

Packing

Braided graphite and die-formed graphite rings

Gasket

Class 150 and 300: Spiral wound 316 SS + graphite
Class 600: Soft ring joint

Nameplate

Stainless steel

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