Ball valve, High pressure design, Heavy-duty series, M30x2 - Riegler 103511

Ball valve, High pressure design, Heavy-duty series, Steel, Operating temp. -10 °C to 100 °C, M30x2, DN 16, PN max. 420 bar For liquid and lubricating media. Available versions: - For solderless tube fittings acc. to DIN 2353, lightweight series acc. to ISO 8434-1. - For solderless tube fittings acc. to DIN 2353, heavy-duty series acc. to ISO 8434-1. - With female pipe thread acc. to DIN ISO 228-1 (BSP).

Standards and origin

• Customs tariff number: 84818081
• Country of origin: DE

About Hydraulic ball valves

Hydraulic ball valves shut off a pressure line with a quarter turn, without opening up the pipework. The group runs from DN 4 to DN 25 and is rated for operating pressures of 420 to 500 bar. All 23 items have a steel body.

What matters when choosing

• DN 4 to 25 mm: the nominal bore follows the cross section of the line. Too small costs pressure, too large costs installation space.
• Threads from M12x1.5 to M42x2.0 plus G 1/8: the metric sizes belong to the tube fittings, the G 1/8 pipe thread to connections on equipment ports.
• Lightweight or heavy-duty series: the heavy series is meant for more highly loaded lines, the lightweight series saves weight and space at the same nominal bore.
• Max. operating pressure 420 to 500 bar: the smaller bores are rated at 500 bar, from DN 16 upwards the permitted pressure drops to 420 bar. The design pressure of the system has to stay below that.
• Operating temperature -10 °C to 100 °C: the range covers warm hydraulic oil as well as cold starts in outdoor use.

Typical applications

• Isolating gauges and measuring points on a hydraulic power unit
• Service isolation to separate one consumer from the circuit
• Mobile hydraulics on construction and agricultural machinery
• Test rigs and test circuits with changing pipe arrangements
• Lines carrying liquid and lubricating media in machine building

The ports are designed for solderless tube fittings to DIN 2353 in the light and heavy series to ISO 8434-1 and for female pipe threads to DIN EN ISO 228-1. The body material is steel and production takes place in Germany.