XF-35H Gas Cylinder Valve
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The XF-35H is a cylinder valve for oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide service. It combines a pressure-sealed construction with a 60° cone seat.
The cylinder inlet and equipment outlet are specified separately for connection matching. Check both interfaces and the sealing arrangement against the mating components when selecting this exact model.
Key advantages
- Specified gas service — A cylinder-valve configuration for oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide service.
- Cone-seat connection — The defined cone seat helps identify the required mating sealing geometry.
- Connection matching — Check the cylinder-side and equipment-side connections independently for this model.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Applicable medium | Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon dioxide |
| Working pressure | 30 MPa |
| Gas-tightness test pressure | 36 MPa |
| Proof test pressure | 67.5 MPa |
| Safety device | Fitted |
| Cylinder / inlet connection | PZ27.8(25E) |
| Outlet connection | G5/8-14 RH INT (BS.3) |
| Connection sealing form | 60° cone seat |
| Valve structure | Pressure-sealed design |
| Body material | HPb59-1 |
| Stem material | HPb59-1 |
| Handwheel material | ZL102 |
| Temperature range | -40 °C to 60 °C |
| Manufacturing standard / reference | ISO 14246; ISO 10297 |
Product Configurator
| Model | Gas | Working pressure | Operation / structure | Inlet | Outlet | Sealing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XF-35H | Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon dioxide | 30 MPa | Pressure-sealed design | PZ27.8(25E) | G5/8-14 RH INT (BS.3) | 60° cone seat |
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