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i-bodies

The evolution from welded SAP valve configurations according to the 6D- or 3D-rule to modern M-blocks shows the advantages of M-blocks very clearly. The i-body (integrated sampling) from GEMÜ can be seen as an intermediate step to an M-block turned from a valve body. It offers a low cost and good alternative to the M-block for a number of combinations. The i-body already exhibits two essential features of an M-block. It has a greatly reduced dead volume and no morewelds in the product area. The drain or supply spigot is onlywelded on behind the valve seat."i"-bodies are a special construction type of the classical 2/2-way bodies. "i" stands for integrated sampling, steam andcondensate valve. The valve bodies have two valve seats and 3 pipe connections and are manufactured from a forgingblank or a piece of block material. The major advantages of i-bodies compared to standard sampling or condensate valve bodies are as follows:·Compact construction and reduced weight·Minimal deadlegs ·No weld in the product area ·Horizontal spigot available ·No rear mounted operators ·Cost effective ·Draining in vertical mounting position possible if adhering to the 3D-rule·Better drainability than with welded combinations ·Pneumatic and manual operators for both valve seats are available Further information, dimensions and advice on request.
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