Apollo
Apollo 60B10424 Globe Valve 3/4 in FNPT Steel 10000 psi
A carbon-steel globe valve with FNPT connections handles air, fluid or gas up to 10000 psi at 600 degrees F
- TypeOther
- Handles 10,000 psi for extreme-pressure systems
- Carbon steel body resists wear in harsh media
- Rising stem design shows valve position clearly
- Tee handle gives strong leverage for tight shut-off
- Rated to 600 °F for high-temperature steam lines
Apollo 3/4″ Globe Valve for High-Pressure Lines
This carbon-steel globe valve handles air, fluid or gas at up to 10,000 psi and 600 degrees F. The 3/4 inch FNPT connections suit industrial piping that demands a tight shut-off under extreme pressure.
Rising Stem and Tee Handle for Direct Control
The rising-stem design shows valve position at a glance while the tee handle provides mechanical leverage for smooth operation. Fluid temperature is limited to 100 degrees F in normal service.
Compact Body Fits Tight Pipe Runs
At 3 3/16 inch inlet-to-outlet length and 4 13/32 inch handle height, the valve installs in confined spaces without special tools. Steam service is not rated, so buyers needing steam duty must choose a different model.
Highlights
- Handles 10,000 psi for extreme-pressure systems
- Carbon steel body resists wear in harsh media
- Rising stem design shows valve position clearly
- Tee handle gives strong leverage for tight shut-off
- Rated to 600 °F for high-temperature steam lines
Specifications
| Brand | APOLLO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Apollo 60B10424 globe valve with its 3/4 in FNPT connections, and what step is often done incorrectly?
Apply thread sealant to the male pipe threads, then tighten the valve into the piping using a wrench on the valve body flats. The common error is turning the valve by the handle or stem, which can damage the rising-stem mechanism.
What maintenance or replacement will the Apollo 60B10424 globe valve need during its service life?
Periodically inspect the packing around the rising stem for leaks and tighten the packing nut if weeping occurs. Replace the seat and disc if shut-off becomes incomplete, and lubricate the stem threads to maintain smooth operation.
What is the first operating limit reached on the Apollo 60B10424 globe valve under sustained high-temperature use?
The maximum fluid temperature is 100 Degrees F. At 600 Degrees F the 10,000 psig air-pressure rating applies, but fluid service is not rated at that temperature, so the 100 Degrees F fluid limit is reached first.
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