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M2H - direct mounted two valve manifold

M2H - direct mounted two valve manifold

Product catalog summary

Technical Specifications
Model M2H is a two-valve instrument manifold designed for isolation, bleeding, calibration, and testing of instruments. It features a compact design with self-aligning metal seats and a non-rotating spindle tip. The manifold is constructed from AISI316 material with 1/2” NPT-f inlet and outlet, and a 1/4" NPT-f vent (plugged). It includes a metal seal between the body and bonnet, bonnet locking pins, and a safety back seating T-bar. All materials are fully traceable and 100% pressure tested.

Design Information
The manifold supports pressures up to 420 bar (6000 psi) and temperatures up to 240°C. It is available with various seat and seal materials, including PTFE and graphoil packing. The design includes a metal seal HS type and is compatible with a range of materials such as carbon steel, AISI316L, AISI304, Monel, and Hastelloy.

Options and Special Executions
Additional options include different inlet and outlet sizes, a high-temperature tip, and a handle with an anti-tamper facility. The manifold can be cleaned for oxygen service and comes with material, test, and NACE certificates.

Pressure and Temperature Ratings
The manifold can handle pressures up to 700 bar (10,000 psi) and temperatures up to 550°C. A pressure table is provided to illustrate the relationship between temperature and pressure, with maximum pressure ratings decreasing as temperature increases.

Additional Information
For detailed technical data sheets and dimensional drawings, refer to the Badotherm website. The document was last revised on 11/01/2008.

Catalog excerpts

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technical specification model M2H moc inlet outlet vent AISI316 1/2” NPT-f 1/2” NPT-f 1/4" NPT-f (plugged) venting bonnet isolating bonnet stem packing top side front side HS PTFE pressure temperature bracket holes 420 (6000) bar (psi) 240°C - design information .. self aligning metal seats flow diagram .. compact design .. non-rotating spindle tip .. metal seal between body and bonnet .. bonnet locking pins .. safety back seating T-bar .. full traceability of all materials .. 100% pressure tested dimensional drawings front side For technical data sheets and dimensional drawings please refer to our website www.badotherm.com 11/01/2008 rev 1 even remote mounted two valve instrument manifold Badotherm model M2H is a two valve manifold that can be used for isolation, bleeding, calibration, and testing of instruments. The M2H manifold has the process connection at the left side and the instrument connection on right side. All Badotherm manifolds are available with a variety of seat and seal materials and are fully tested under pressure in the factory. This valve is available with a standard HS stem with a M2H conical tip to ensure perfect alignment for a bubble tight shut-off 4.1.2. manifolds and valves

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M2H - additional information manifold options and special execution at extra cost moc carbon steel, AISI316L, AISI304, Monel, Hastelloy inlet other sizes on request outlet other sizes on request stem SO packing PTFE glass filled, graphoil pressure up to 700 bar (10.000 psi) temperature up to 550°C handle with anti tamper facility with removable T-bar key plugs hexagon blind plugs support for brackets see bracket datasheet certificates material, test and NACE certificates cleaning for oxygen service design information pressure table metal seal HS type For technical data sheets and dimensional...

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