Bonomi’s new 723/724 “Skid Series” valve body uses less steel which reduces the cost of the valve. The valve’s low torque design allows for the use of smaller, more compact actuators, saving space within the system while reducing materials, such as pipe supports, and labor costs.
Plant engineers and skid system manufacturers are constantly searching for ways to make their systems more compact, lighter, more efficient, and more economical. The direct mount ASME/ANSI Class 150 wafer ball valves and valve packages meets these needs and more.
The new 723/724 “Skid Series” valve body uses less steel which means a lower cost per valve than other wafers on the market. The valve’s low torque design allows for the use of smaller, more compact, and efficient actuators. This saves space within the system while reducing materials, such as pipe supports, and labor costs. They are available in stainless or carbon steel.
The standard full-port ball provides the most efficient media flow, far superior to butterfly valves. There is almost no pressure loss as the interior dimensions of the valve are equal to the interior dimensions of the pipe with no obstructions.
The 723/724 “Skid Series” is also available in 30-60°, 60°, and 90° V-port configurations. “Skid Series” valves come in pneumatic and electric actuated packages and “deadman” spring return handle assemblies.
Bonomi’s Valbia-brand actuators are made at the company’s manufacturing facilities in Italy. Bonomi is the world’s only manufacturer of ball valves, electric actuators, and pneumatic actuators. Bonomi actuators and valves are made to work together, giving buyers better performance and single-source accountability when choosing automated valve packages.
