API 6D / ASME B16.34
API 6D Fully Welded Ball Valves are configured for buried pipelines, transmission and district-energy service. Buyers can compare pressure class, size, materials, end connections and operation, then match the valve to the piping class and service conditions.
Available Pressure Classes
Choose the class required by your piping specification to review typical materials, end connections, applications, testing and RFQ information.
Specifications
| Design Standard | API 6D / ASME B16.34 |
|---|---|
| Size Range | 2–48 in |
| Pressure Classes | Class 150, Class 300, Class 600, Class 900, Class 1500 |
| Body Materials | Carbon Steel, Low Temperature Carbon Steel |
| End Connections | RF, BW |
| Operation | Manual, gear or actuated where applicable |
Selection Guide
Start with the piping class and service conditions, then review ball support, seat design, cavity pressure management, stem sealing and operator sizing. For quotation, include bore, seat design, DBB/DIB requirement, body material, end connection, operator and fire-safe/NACE needs.
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Download PDF DatasheetMaterials
Typical project material options include Carbon Steel, Low Temperature Carbon Steel. Final material selection should follow corrosion conditions, design temperature, toughness requirements and the approved material specification.
End Connections
Available connection families include RF, BW. The final facing or weld preparation must match the piping class and approved drawing.
Applications
Pipeline, gas transmission, terminals, refinery, lng and process isolation. Final suitability depends on fluid, pressure, temperature, cycling and the project specification.
Testing & Documentation
Confirm the required pressure test standard, material certificates, PMI or NDE scope, dimensional inspection, coating records and final document package before production.
Buyer Questions
This product family is organized in Class 150, Class 300, Class 600, Class 900, Class 1500. Confirm the required class from the piping specification before quotation.
Typical project options in this range include Carbon Steel, Low Temperature Carbon Steel. Final material selection depends on fluid, design temperature, corrosion conditions and the approved material specification.
Include valve size, pressure class, body and trim material, end connection, operation, quantity, service conditions, testing and documentation requirements.
Engineering Resources
Send size, pressure class, materials, end connection, quantity and service conditions for review.
