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Globe Valve DIN PN40 - PN64

DIN Globe Valve PN40 - PN64 - Cast Steel, GS-C25, 1.4308, 1.4408

Tengs Valve supplies high-quality DIN Standard Globe Valves for PN40 and PN64 pressure ratings, manufactured to DIN 3356, DIN 3202, and DIN 2501 standards. These globe valves feature bolted cover, OS&Y, rising stem design with flanged (RF, RTJ) or butt weld ends. Available in cast carbon steel (GS-C25, WCB), alloy steel (WC6, WC9), and stainless steel (1.4308, 1.4408). Operated by handwheel or gear. Ideal for high-pressure water, chemical, power generation, and industrial pipeline applications.

Cast Steel Globe Valve Specification for DIN PN40 - PN64

Design and Manufacture: DIN 3356
Face to Face: DIN 3202
Flange Ends: DIN 2501
Inspection and Test: DIN 3230
Construction: Bolted Cover (Bonnet), OS&Y, Rising Stem
End Connections: Flanged (RF, RTJ), Butt Weld (BW)
Pressure Ratings: PN40, PN64
Body Materials: Carbon Steel (GS-C25, WCB), Alloy Steel (WC6, WC9), Stainless Steel (1.4308, 1.4408)
Actuator: Manual Handwheel, Electric Actuator, Gear Operated
✓ Medium-high pressure DIN standard — suitable for high-pressure steam, boiler feedwater, and chemical process service

DIN PN40 vs DIN PN64 Globe Valve: Key Differences

Parameter PN40 PN64
Pressure Rating 40 bar (4.0 MPa) 64 bar (6.4 MPa)
Wall Thickness Thicker than PN25 Maximum wall thickness
Flange Standard DIN 2501 PN40 DIN 2501 PN64
Flange Face RF, RTJ RF, RTJ recommended
Typical Application Boiler feedwater, high-pressure steam, chemical process Ultra-high-pressure steam, refinery, power plant critical service

Reference: DIN 3356, DIN 2501. PN64 globe valves provide higher pressure containment for high-pressure steam and critical chemical service compared to PN40.

DIN Globe Valve Main Parts and Materials

Part Name Material
GS-C25 (WCB) WC6 / WC9 (Alloy Steel) 1.4308 / 1.4408 (CF8 / CF8M)
Body GS-C25 / A216 WCB A217 WC6 / WC9 1.4308 / 1.4408
Bonnet GS-C25 / A216 WCB A217 WC6 / WC9 1.4308 / 1.4408
Disc GS-C25 + 13Cr / STL WC6 / WC9 + 13Cr / STL 1.4308 / 1.4408
Seat 13Cr / STL 13Cr / STL SS304 / SS316
Stem A182 F6a / F304 / F316 A182 F6a / F304 / F316 A182 F304 / F316
Bolts / Nuts A193 B7 / A194 2H A193 B7 / A194 2H A193 B8 / A194 8, B8M / 8M
Packing Graphite Graphite Graphite

Reference: DIN 3356, DIN 3202, DIN 2501, DIN 3230. Materials may vary by model and pressure rating. Contact us for confirmed material certificate.

DIN Globe Valve Dimensions for PN40 - PN64

Reference: DIN 3356, DIN 3202. Dimensions may vary by manufacturer. Contact us for confirmed drawing and quotation.

Typical Applications of DIN PN40 - PN64 Globe Valve

High-pressure steam systems: boiler steam, main steam, and power plant auxiliary steam lines.
Boiler feedwater: medium-high pressure feedwater lines in power generation and industrial boilers.
Refinery and petrochemical: process lines with elevated pressure and temperature service conditions.
Chemical plants: high-pressure chemical synthesis and corrosive media handling.
Power generation: cooling water, service water, and high-pressure auxiliary systems.
European and international projects: pipelines requiring DIN 3356 / DIN 3202 / DIN 2501 compliance at PN40 and PN64 pressure ratings.

FAQ - DIN PN40 - PN64 Globe Valve

Q1: What is a DIN PN40 / PN64 globe valve?
A: A DIN PN40 / PN64 globe valve is a linear motion valve designed for throttling and flow regulation in medium-high to high pressure pipelines. It is manufactured to DIN 3356 with face-to-face dimensions per DIN 3202, flange ends per DIN 2501, and inspection and test per DIN 3230. PN40 means the valve is rated for 40 bar (4.0 MPa) nominal pressure, and PN64 for 64 bar (6.4 MPa).
Q2: What is the difference between DIN PN40 and DIN PN64 globe valves?
A: DIN PN64 globe valves have thicker wall sections, heavier flanges, and higher pressure/temperature ratings than PN40. PN64 is suitable for high-pressure steam, refinery, and power plant critical service, while PN40 is preferred for boiler feedwater, medium-high pressure steam, and chemical process applications.
Q3: What is the difference between a globe valve and a gate valve?
A: A globe valve uses a plug that moves along the flow axis, providing better throttling and flow regulation — ideal for modulating service. A gate valve uses a wedge that moves perpendicular to the flow, providing full bore flow with minimal pressure drop — ideal for on-off isolation only. Globe valves should be used for throttling, while gate valves should only be used fully open or fully closed.
Q4: What materials are available for DIN PN40 / PN64 globe valves?
A: Common body materials include GS-C25, WCB, WC6, WC9, C5, C12, 1.4308, 1.4408, CF8, CF8M, CF3, and CF3M. Various trim materials such as 13Cr, STL, SS304, SS316, F6a, F51, and F53 are available to suit different service conditions.
Q5: What end connections and actuation options are available?
A: End connections include flanged (RF, RTJ) per DIN 2501 and butt weld (BW). Actuation options include manual handwheel, gear operated, and electric actuator. Other options are available on request.
Q6: What is DIN 3356 standard?
A: DIN 3356 is a German industrial standard for "Globe valves for general requirements." It specifies requirements for design, materials, face-to-face dimensions, flange dimensions, and testing of industrial globe valves. It is widely used in European and international projects for flow regulation and throttling applications.

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