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P (NPT) Series Needle Valve: Pressures to 15,000 psi (1034 bar)
Principle of Operation
P Series (Pipe Style) Needle Valves are made available for those customers that prefer using pipe instead of high-pressure instrumentation tubing for pressures up to 15,000 psi MAWP. Designed using high tensile strength cold worked 316 Stainless Steel material and “ANPT” (Aerospace version - compatible with all ANSI B1.20.1 NPT connections) thread form. Use only with similar valves, fittings and pipe capable of same or lower pressures.
Ordering Information
A - Valve Series 10P: 10,000 psi P Series (Pipe Valve) Needle Valve (use with 3/4" and 1") 15P: 15,000 psi P Series (Pipe Valve) Needle Valve
B - Outside Diameter Tube Size 4: 1/4" Female NPT 6: 3/8" Female NPT 8: 1/2" Female NPT 12: 3/4" Female NPT 16: 1" Female NPT
C : Stem/Seal Type 07: Non-Rotating Vee Stem (on-off service) 08: Non-Rotating Regulating Stem (tapered tip for regulating and shutoff)
D - Body Pattern 1: Two-Way Straight 2: Two-Way Angle 3: Three-Way, Two on Pressure 4: Three-Way, One on Pressure 5: Three-Way, Two Stem Manifold Valve
E - Options
PM: Panel Mount, the additional screw is supplied B: Low temperature service below 0°F (-18°C) (included in LT code) K: Antivibration Gland (replaces standard gland) TG: PTFE Glass (25%) Packing (to 600°F) LT: Extended packing option with PTFE packing & cryogenic materials GY: High-Temperature Graphite Yarn Packing to 800°F HT: High Temperature Extension (to 1200°F) (includes GY packing) SOG: NACE Material, Hardness Verification/Certificate ***2507: UNS 32750 2507 Super Duplex Wetted Materials ***IN625: UNS N06625 Inconel 625 Wetted Materials
Notes: 316 SS valve bodies are cold worked and not suitable for use in NACE (ISO 15156) applications. If required, contact factory for options. * SOG suffix also changes CW 316 SS Body material to Annealed 316 SS suitable for NACE service, Pressure reduction to 10,000 psi is typical. *** Special Materials often have reduced MAWP ratings, see Technical brochure for assistance and for additional material options
For more details see tha full PDF table here
Valve Feature
| Tube Outside Diameter Size (inches) |
Connection Type |
Orifice Size Inches (mm) |
Orifice Size Inches (mm) |
Pressure Rating psi (bar) @Room Temperature** |
| 1/4 |
NPT |
0.203 (5.16) |
0.63 |
15,000 (1034) |
| 3/8 |
NPT |
0.219 (5.56) |
0.75 |
15,000 (1034) |
| 1/2 |
NPT |
0.312 (7.92) |
1.30 |
15,000 (1034) |
| 3/4 |
NPT |
0.438 (11.13) |
2.50 |
10,000 (689) |
| 1 |
NPT |
0.562 (14.27) |
4.40 |
10,000 (689) |
Pipe Valve Features
P Series valve design provides in-line pipe connections for 1/4" to 1" pipe sizes.
- UNS S31600 cold worked 316 Stainless Steel material as standard. See Technical brochure for
additional material options.
- Non-rotating stem prevents stem/seat galling
- Metal-to-metal seating achieves bubble-tight shut-off, longer stem/seat life in abrasive flow, greater durability for repeated on/off cycles and excellent corrosion resistance. These valves can be used in liquid or gas applications.
- PTFE packing below stem threads provide dependable stem and body sealing. Optional packing materials available.
- Choice of Vee or Flow Regulating stem tips. N-Dura Coating or Stellite® material option for severe service
- Operating temperature range from -423° to 400°F (-252° to 204°C) (Limit of PTFE sealant tape)
Valve Packing Options
Standard Parker Autoclave Engineers valves with PTFE packing may be operated from 0°F (-18°C) to 450°F (232°C). High and Cryogenic temperature packing and /or extended stuffing box are available for service from -423°F (-252°C) to 800°F (427°C) by adding the following suffixes to catalog order number:
- B Cryogenic trim materials and PTFE packing required when below 0°F (-18°C) to -100°F (-73°C)
- LT Extended stuffing box valve with PTFE packing and Cryogenic trim materials to -423°F (-252°C)
- TG Standard valve with PTFE-Glass packing -100°F (-73°C) to 600°F (316°C) (See also -B option above when below 0°F (-18°C)
- GY Standard valve with Graphite Braided Yarn packing 32°F (0°C) to 800°F (427°C).
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