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AHEAD OF THE FLOW
®
Carbon Steel Ball Valves
Three-Piece Body • Full Port • Blowout-Proof Stem •
316 SS Trim • Vented Ball
1000 PSI/69 bar non-shock cold working pressure
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CONFORMS TO MSS SP-110
T-595-CS-R-66-LL
Threaded
K-595-CS-R-66-LL
Socket Weld
(1/2" - 2")
MATERIAL LIST
PART SPECIFICATION
1. Handle Nut Carbon Steel ASTM A 283
2. Stem Stainless Steel ASTM A 276 Type 316
3. Lock Washer Carbon Steel
4. Stem Packing (1 Set) Carbon Filled PTFE
5. Thrust Washer Carbon Filled PTFE
6. Cap Bolt (4) Carbon Steel ASTM A 193 Grade B7
7. Union Seal (2) Reinforced PTFE
8. Ball (Vented) Stainless Steel ASTM A 276 Type 316
or ASTM A 351 Type CF8M
9. Body Carbon Steel ASTM A 216 Grade WCB
10. Seat (2) Reinforced PTFE
11. Body End (2) Carbon Steel ASTM A 216 Grade WCB
12. Lock Washer (4) Carbon Steel
13. Threaded Pack Gland Carbon Steel ASTM A 108 Type 1045
14. Handle Carbon Steel ASTM A 283
15. Cap Nut (4) Carbon Steel ASTM A 283
NOTE: valves are static grounded by thrust washer and packing.
DIMENSIONS—WEIGHTS—QUANTITIES
Dimensions
Size A D G K H L T or K-595-CS-R-66-LL Master
In. mm. In. mm. In. mm. In. mm. In. mm. In. mm. In. mm. Lbs. Kg. Ctn. Qty.
¼ 8 2.36 60 .34 9 — — — — 2.18 55 4.17 106 .97 .44 10
⅜ 10 2.36 60 .34 9 — — — — 2.18 55 4.17 106 .97 .44 10
½ 15 2.76 70 .56 14 .38 10 .86 22 2.38 60 4.17 106 1.23 .56 10
¾ 20 3.03 77 .81 21 .50 13 1.07 27 2.87 73 5.71 145 1.91 .87 10
1 25 3.62 92 1.00 25 .50 13 1.34 34 2.95 75 5.71 145 2.93 1.33 8
1 ¼ 32 4.13 105 1.25 32 .50 13 1.69 43 3.66 93 7.36 187 4.27 1.94 5
1 ½ 40 4.72 110 1.50 38 .50 13 1.93 49 3.94 100 7.36 187 6.01 2.73 5
2 50 5.43 138 1.97 50 .62 16 2.42 61 4.25 108 7.95 202 9.50 4.32 5
T or K 595-CS-R-66-LL
NPT x NPT or SOC x SOC
uFor detailed operating pressure, refer to pressure temperature chart on pages 71 and 72.
Revised 11/20/2017