DN50 Aluminum Alloy Ball Valves
The DN50 Aluminum Alloy Ball Valve is a lightweight ball valve configuration documented with manual and/or pneumatic actuation options depending on the model. The valve uses a preloaded Belleville seal seat designed to maintain sealing pressure and compensate for seal-face wear and changes in temperature and pressure.
- Product Introduction
Product Overview
The DN50 Aluminum Alloy Ball Valve combines a lightweight aluminum body with flexible actuation choices-manual, single-acting pneumatic, or double-acting pneumatic-tailored to application needs. Engineered with a preloaded Belleville spring-loaded seal seat, the valve continuously sustains optimal sealing pressure while autonomously compensating for seal-face degradation and changes in both operating temperature and pressure differentials.
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Actuation Type |
Model |
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Manual |
ATL48351701 |
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Single-Acting Pneumatic |
ATL48351702 |
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Double-Acting Pneumatic |
ATL48351703 |
Technical Specifications: Industrial Ball Valves
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Nominal Diameter |
DN50 |
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Valve Body Material |
Aluminum Alloy |
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Working Pressure |
1.0 MPa |
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Temperature Range |
-40°C to +80°C |
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Seal Material |
Fluorosilicone Rubber |
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Actuation |
Manual, Single-Acting Pneumatic, Double-Acting Pneumatic |
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Control Air Pressure |
0.4 MPa for pneumatic models |
Product Details

ATL48351701

ATL48351702

ATL48351703
FAQ
Q1: What media are suitable for this valve?
A1: This valve is suitable for petroleum-based hydraulic oils, lubricants, pneumatic system media, and some mildly corrosive fluids. For specific media compatibility, please verify against fluorosilicone rubber seal properties. It is not recommended for strong acids, strong alkalis, or high-temperature steam applications.
Q2: Is the aluminum alloy body corrosion-resistant?
A2: The aluminum alloy body is surface-treated (e.g., anodized or coated) to provide moderate resistance to atmospheric and mild chemical corrosion. For marine environments or highly corrosive conditions, additional evaluation or a stainless steel body option is recommended.
Q3: How do I choose between manual, single-acting pneumatic, and double-acting pneumatic models?
A3:
Manual: Suitable for on-site local operation without an air supply.
Single-acting pneumatic: Ideal for fail-safe closing (close on loss of air pressure).
Double-acting pneumatic: Suitable for fully automated bidirectional control where fail-safe is not required.
Q4: Does the single-acting pneumatic model close automatically on air loss?
A4: Yes. The single-acting model (ATL48351702) uses an internal spring to automatically close the valve when Port A is exhausted (air supply lost), providing fail-safe protection.
Q5: How does the valve handle abnormal internal pressure buildup?
A5: The valve cavity features an automatic pressure-relief design. When excessive pressure builds up inside, it is released automatically to prevent damage to the body or seals, enhancing operational safety.
Q6: What is the recommended replacement interval for seals?
A6: Replacement intervals depend on operating frequency, media temperature, and working pressure. Generally, we recommend inspecting seal wear every 12–24 months during routine maintenance and replacing the fluorosilicone rubber seals as needed.
Q7: Is this valve suitable for high-frequency switching applications?
A7: Yes, but attention should be paid to the actuator response speed and seal wear resistance. For high-frequency duty, the double-acting pneumatic model is recommended, with shorter maintenance inspection cycles.
Q8: Is there a flow direction requirement for installation?
A8: The valve features bidirectional sealing. However, for optimal sealing performance, we recommend installing according to the flow arrow marked on the body. If no arrow is present, the valve can be installed in either direction, provided the media is clean.
Q9: What are the requirements for the control air supply?
A9: Pneumatic models require a control air pressure of 0.4 MPa. The air supply should be dry and clean (a filter-regulator is recommended) to prevent contaminants from affecting actuator performance.
Q10: Can the valve operate below -40°C or above +80°C?
A10: Not recommended. The designed temperature range is -40°C to +80°C. Operation outside this range may cause seal failure or degradation of valve body material properties. Please consult us for custom options if extended temperature range is required.
Q11: Are repair kits or spare parts available?
A12: Yes, we offer maintenance seal kits (including fluorosilicone rubber seals and Belleville spring washers). Please refer to the product parts list or contact our sales representative for specific kit part numbers.
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