Models IV10, IV11, IV19, IV1A, IV1B, IV1N Needle valve and multiport needle valve
22 August 2024
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Model F4801
Single point load cell up to 250 kg
Applications of the needle valve
- Shut off and vent pressure measuring instruments
- For gaseous and liquid aggressive media that are not highly viscous or crystallising, also in aggressive environments
- Process industry: oil & gas, petrochemical, chemical industries, power generation, water and wastewater
Special features of the needle valve
- Low-wear design due to non-rotating spindle tip in the bonnet
- Low torque and smooth operation of valve handle even at high pressure
- Enhanced safety due to blow-out proof bonnet design
- Valve seat tested for leak tightness per BS 6755/ISO 5208 leak rate A
- Customer-specific combination of valves and instruments (instrument hook-up) on request
Description of the needle valve
Needle valves and multiport needle valves separate the process from measuring instruments such as pressure gauges, switches or transmitters. By closing this valve the instrument can be safely dismounted for service work like recalibration or replacement. Versions with an additional vent connection are able to vent the instrument to the atmosphere by means of the needle valve. The multiport needle valve is already equipped with two additional connections. These can be used either as vent connections or for the connection of additional instruments.
Through the non-rotating spindle tip, the wear of the sealing elements is reduced. This results, particularly with frequent opening and closing, in a noticeable increase in the service life.
Through the blow-out proof design of the valve, working safety is improved, especially in applications with high pressure loading.
The natural gas design, model IV1N is available with a metering valve that enables both, instrument shut-off and flow control.
On request, WIKA offers the professional assembly of valves and pressure measuring instruments and also other accessories into a ready-to-install instrument hook-up. To ensure the performance of the complete system, an additional leak test is carried out on the instrument hook-up.
