Attributes
| Brand | Sharpe |
|---|---|
| Figure Number | FMTBV |
| Filter Attributes | {"Brand":"Sharpe","Figure Number":"FMTBV","Solutions":"Mechanical & Plumbing Systems, Commercial & Residential, Data Centers, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Fire Protection, Energy & Power","Material":"316L Stainless Steel. Low Carbon 316 Stainless Steel decreases the possibility of reducing corrosion resistance by welding.","Category":"Flow Control > Industrial Valves, Actuation, & Controls > Ball Valves, Options - Industrial"} |
| Algolia Submittal | /resource/Flush Mount Tank Bottom Valves Datasheet |
Description
Minimal Dead Leg: Flush mount tank valves are typically welded to the lowest part of the tank; allowing the tank to be fully drained. Flush mount tank valves can also be welded to tank covers or welded to the tank wall. The valve is welded tightly to the tank, and the "dead space" is kept to a minimum. Optional End Connection for Sharpe® 3-piece Ball Valves - Series 84, Series 88, and Series 99 Material: 316L Stainless Steel. Low Carbon 316 Stainless Steel decreases the possibility of reducing corrosion resistance by welding. Machined from 316L Stainless Steel; eliminates porosity.
Specifications
| Brand | Sharpe |
|---|---|
| Figure Number | FMTBV |
| Solutions | Mechanical & Plumbing Systems, Commercial & Residential, Data Centers, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Fire Protection, Energy & Power |
| Material | 316L Stainless Steel. Low Carbon 316 Stainless Steel decreases the possibility of reducing corrosion resistance by welding. |
| Category | Flow Control > Industrial Valves, Actuation, & Controls > Ball Valves, Options - Industrial |