Apollo
Apollo 60B10524 Globe Valve 1 in FNPT Carbon Steel 10000 psi
Controls air, fluid and gas flow with a rising-stem carbon-steel body rated to 10,000 psi
- TypeOther
- Handles 10,000 psi fluid pressure for demanding applications
- Rising stem design provides clear visual valve position indication
- Carbon steel body withstands 600 °F air service temperature
- 1-inch FNPT connections integrate with standard piping systems
- Compact 3 5/8 in face-to-face length suits tight installations
Industrial Flow Control
The Apollo 60B10524 is a carbon steel globe valve built for one inch FNPT connections. It handles air, fluid and gas media in high pressure systems up to 10,000 psi. The rising stem and tee handle design give clear visual indication of valve position during operation.
Upgrading From Lower Rated Valves
Replace valves rated below 10,000 psi when system pressure approaches that limit or when steam service is not required. The carbon steel body suits applications where brass or bronze units would exceed their pressure or temperature envelope at 600 degrees F.
Sustained High Pressure Duty
Rated for 10,000 psig air at 600 degrees F and 10,000 psi fluid at 100 degrees F, the valve maintains seal integrity under continuous load. The rising stem mechanism resists binding during frequent cycling and the tee handle provides reliable leverage for positive shutoff.
Highlights
- Handles 10,000 psi fluid pressure for demanding applications
- Rising stem design provides clear visual valve position indication
- Carbon steel body withstands 600 °F air service temperature
- 1-inch FNPT connections integrate with standard piping systems
- Compact 3 5/8 in face-to-face length suits tight installations
Specifications
| Brand | APOLLO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and connection type does the 1 in FNPT carbon steel globe valve require?
The valve uses a 1 in pipe size with FNPT x FNPT connections for direct threading onto matching pipe ends.
How is the rising-stem valve installed, and what step is often missed?
Thread the valve onto the pipe using the FNPT ends, then verify the stem rises smoothly when the tee handle is turned to confirm correct orientation.
What maintenance will the carbon steel globe valve need over time?
Inspect the rising stem and packing periodically for leakage, and repack or replace the stem seals if fluid or gas weeps past the bonnet.
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