Globe valves are used for flow regulation and shutoff in industrial piping where the flow path and trim design are suited to throttling. KASIN lists stainless steel flanged globe valves in ASME Class 150 and Class 300, along with a PN16 model. The valve’s operating behavior and differential pressure matter more than the generic name.
Globe Valve Ratings and Body Materials
Product examples include ASME Class 300 stainless steel globe valve and PN16 flanged stainless steel globe valve. Individual listings use CF8 or CF8M bodies, but material and pressure limits must be confirmed for the chosen model.
The internal flow path of a globe valve can create more pressure loss than a full-bore isolation valve, making sizing important. For regulating duties, determine the required operating range and consider whether the available valve trim suits the process. Confirm any flow-direction requirements from the selected design before installation.
Selecting a Valve for Throttling Duty
Provide the required flow rate or coefficient, upstream and downstream pressures, temperature, medium, allowable pressure drop and connection standard. Some unrelated ball and butterfly valve items currently appear in this category listing; verify the exact model before using it in a project specification. KASIN’s industrial application solutions page provides related industrial context.
