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Home | Products | Ball valves optimised for CO2

Ball valves optimised for CO2

16th December 2014

High-Pressure-Ball-ValveHenry Technologies has launched a new range of ball valves that are suitable for pressures up to 120Bar g.

The new valves use sealing materials that are optimised for CO2, are helium leak-tested and have an allowable operating temperature of -40˚C to +120˚C. 

The valves are suitable for use with HCFC, HFC and CO2 refrigerants and their associated oils. 

www.henrytech.co.uk

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