Gas Valves (4,500+ items)
Gas Valve, Liquefied Petroleum, Oxygen, and Natural Gas, 30 mV, Gas Pilot Safety, 1/2 in Inlet Size
Gas Valve, NG/LP, 750 mV, 1.7 to 3.5" WC, Low Capacity, -40 to 175 Degrees F, 1/2 in Inlet Size
Gas Valve, NG/LP, Hot Surface, 24 V, Fast Opening, -40 Degrees to 175 Degrees F, 1/2 in Inlet Size
Gas Valve, NG/LP, Direct Spark Ignition, Hot Surface Ignition, Intermittent Pilot, 24 V, 3.5 in wc
Gas Valve, Natural Gas, Standing Pilot, 120 V, 3.5 in wc, Fast Opening, 0.034 A, 3/4 in Inlet Size
Gas Valve, NG/LP, Standing Pilot, 24 V, 3.5 in wc, Fast Opening, 0.5 A, -40 to 175 Degrees F
Gas Valve, NG/LP, Standing Pilot, 24 V, 3.5 in wc, Fast Opening, 0.5 A, -40 to 175 Degrees F
Gas Valve, NG/LP, Standing Pilot, 24 V, 2.5 to 5.0 in wc, Fast Opening, 0.23 A, 1/2 in Inlet Size
Gas Valve, NG/LP, Hot Surface, 24 V, Fast Opening, -40 Degrees to 175 Degrees F, 1/2 in Inlet Size
Gas Valve, Natural Gas, Direct Spark Ignition, Hot Surface Ignition, Intermittent Pilot, 24 V
About Gas Valves
Gas Valves are an essential part of many industrial and commercial systems. They provide precise control of the flow of gas, allowing for the regulation and safety of various processes. Gas valves are available in a variety of types and sizes to suit different applications.
Types of Gas Valves
Gas valves come in a range of types, including appliance gas valves, electronic gas control valves, natural gas check valves, thermostatic gas valves, and propane gas control valves. Each type is designed to meet specific needs or requirements depending on the application. Some may be used for controlling pressure or temperature while others are used for regulating flow rate.
How Gas Valves are Made
Gas valves are typically made from metal components such as brass, stainless steel, and aluminum alloys. The internal components may also include seals, springs, actuators, solenoids, diaphragms, thermistors or other parts that allow for precise operation. The valve body can also feature built-in sensors to detect pressure changes or other conditions.
Industries that use Gas Valves
Gas valves are widely used in many industries such as heating and cooling systems; medical equipment; power generation; oil & gas production; chemical processing; food & beverage production; automotive manufacturing; aerospace engineering; water treatment plants; and more. Professionals working in these fields rely on the accuracy and reliability provided by these devices to safely operate their systems.
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