Nozzle

A new Sampling Valve installation requires a secure and convenient entryway connection to your vessel. A Strahman Nozzle is designed for each of our Sampling Valve models, providing a tight tolerance and eliminating dead space. The key to its effectiveness is the snug fit it creates, which prevents fluid from collecting and hardening around the piston, which can cause binding and make valve operation difficult. It also ensures perfect alignment, preventing scoring and damage to the piston when connected to our flanged Sample Valve. If, however, a Nozzle connection already exists on your vessel, a Strahman adapter will be required to fill the space between the nozzle and the piston, ensuring a tight fit and no dead space.

Nozzle features:

• Our standard Nozzle is constructed of 316 SS
• Other alloys, such as Alloy 20, Nickel, Hastelloy B or C, Monel, Titanium, or Inconel, for construction are available by request
• All materials conform to ASTM standards for traceability, durability, and long-term reliability
• Nozzle sized according to piston extension
• The Nozzle can be designed at the customer’s request with a PTFE liner for a more snug fit for special applications

Strahman original parts and tools help make installation easier and ensure a tight fit to the process line.

Strahman serves a wide variety of industries and process applications, and we understand there are needs for custom designs to fit custom applications. If you don’t see your process or application, chat with us, or click Contact Us, and we would be happy to work with you on a custom design to meet your specific requirements.
 

NOTE:  The image above is representative of the products in this series and while we try to be as accurate as possible, the product you receive may slightly differ depending on valve size. Please refer to data sheets and technical drawings for dimensions.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.  For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov