Crane Co.
Physical Address:
CRANE Instrumentation & Sampling
405 Centura CT,
Spartanburg, SC 29303-6603
Phone: (864) 574-7966
Fax: (864) 587-5608
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Mailing Address:
HOKE
PO Box 4866,
Spartanburg, SC 29305-4866
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Bleed Valves

Typical Applications
  • Air, hydraulic systems, or natural gas
  • Venting or purging of liquids and gases
  • For use on instrument manifolds
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    Unit of Measure

    Specifications

    T - Tube O.D.

    		 N/A 1/4 in

    A

    		 N/A 2 3/32 in53.0 mm

    A1

    		 N/A 1 23/64 in35 mm

    B

    		 N/A 9/16 in

    B1

    		 N/A 5/8 in

    C - Wrench Flat

    		 N/A 7/16 in

    M

    		 N/A 1 5/64 in27 mm

    Body Material

    		 N/A 316 Stainless Steel

    Maximum Operating Pressure

    		 N/A 6000 psig at 70° F (414 Bar at 21° C)

    Operating Temperature Range

    		 N/A -40° F to +600° F (-40° C to +316° C)

    Average Operating Torque

    		 N/A 40 in·lb

    Features & Benefits

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  • Compact installation
  • 316 stainless steel construction
  • Straight, union, elbow or tee flow configurations
  • Integral tube ends
  • Special High Tolerance NPT Thread
  • Safe
  • Reliable
  • Gyrolok fitting connections eliminate pipe thread leak paths
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    Operating Instructions

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  • Valve is operated by turning the bleed port nut with a wrench. Use appropriate back-up wrench to hold body, while turning bleed nut.
  • As the bleed nut is turned, pressure forces the ball off the seat. Pressure is vented through a hole drilled in the nut, angled back toward the body of the valve. Make sure flow is directed away from user.
  • Those using the valves should wear protective clothing, especially goggles.
  • No attempt should be made to repair or dismantle the valve.
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