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33 PTA Features: Available Sleeve Materials

This document summarizes different sleeve material options for PTA valves, including natural rubber, EPDM, NBR, HNBR, chlorobutyl, and neoprene. It lists properties of each material such as temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and abrasion resistance. It also describes the standard configuration and optional features of PTA valves.

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33 PTA Features: Available Sleeve Materials

This document summarizes different sleeve material options for PTA valves, including natural rubber, EPDM, NBR, HNBR, chlorobutyl, and neoprene. It lists properties of each material such as temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and abrasion resistance. It also describes the standard configuration and optional features of PTA valves.

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33 PTA Features

Available Sleeve Materials:


Natural Rubber (standard):
This sleeve material has the highest resistance to abrasion and tearing, and it also
has good resistance to heat. Maximum temperature 180°F (82°C).
EPDM:
This sleeve material has a wide variety of applications with superior resistance
to solvents, acids, and alkalis as well as water and steam. Excellent resistance to
higher temperatures. Great resistance to ozone and sunlight. Not recommended for
use with oils, gasoline or other hydrocarbon based solvents or agents. Maximum
temperature is 300°F (149°C).1
NBR:
This sleeve material has excellent resistance to petroleum based oils, greases and
other non oxidizing chemicals as well as hydrocarbon based agents. Poor resistance
to ozone and oxygenated solvents. Maximum temperature is 250°F (121°C).1
HNBR:
This sleeve material has excellent resistance to petroleum based oils, greases and
other non oxidizing chemicals as well as hydrocarbon based agents. Poor resistance
to ozone and oxygenated solvents. Maximum temperature is 280°F (138°C).1
Chlorobutyl:
This sleeve material has good resistance to heat, oxygen, ozone and sunlight.
Excellent resistance to alkalis and oxygenated solvents, water and steam. Poor
resistance to hydrocarbon based agents. Maximum temperature is 230°F (110°C).1
Neoprene:
This sleeve material is a general purpose sleeve material with resistance to mineral
oils and greases. Fair resisitance to abrasion. Maximum temperature is 180°F (82°C).1

Note: All hazardous media and non-hazardous media above 180F must utilize
safety precautions such as a splash guard to redirect the high temperature or
hazardous discharge (see page 12 for details).
1 Exposure to continuous elevated temperatures will result in premature aging of
the elastomer.

Standard Configuration: Options Features:


• Ductile iron housing • Alternate yoke materials • Alternate wiper material • Cast iron body housing
• 316SS gate • Rod boots • Alternate sleeve configuration • Heavy duty yoke
• Natural rubber sleeves • Handwheel stem covers without load distribution rings • Lockout/tagout
• Mild steel yoke • Alternate actuation (consult factory) • Full gate withdrawal
• Ductile iron handwheel - Hand wheel • Alternate sleeve material based • Packingless design
• Rubber coated retaining ring (8” - Bevel gear on service conditions (media and • Heavy duty elastomer sleeves
and larger) - Air cylinder temperature) • Unobstructed flow
- Hydraulic cylinder • Limit switches and positioners • Blind flange capable
- Electric per customers’ requirements • Retainer rings to aid in
- Other installation

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