WALWORTH

Solid Wedge Slab Gate

Valves
Carbon Steel and
Stainless Steel
Class 150 to 900
 INDEX

Introduction 1
Walworth Quality 2, 3
Design Features for Slab Gate Valves 4, 5, 6
Trim Material 7
Solid Wedge Slab Gate Valves Class 150 8, 9
Solid Wedge Slab Gate Valves Class 300 10, 11
Solid Wedge Slab Gate Valves Class 600 12, 13
Solid Wedge Slab Gate Valves Class 900 14
Chemical Composition and Mechanical Properties 15
Pressure-Temperature Ratings 16
Specifications for Seat Materials 18
Materials Selection 19, 20, 21, 22,
23, 24, 25
Accessories 26, 27
Applicable Standards and Codes 28

FIGURE NUMBER INDEX

DESCRIPTION FIGURE PAGE

SOLID WEDGE VALVE (SLAB GATE) CLASS 150 1912, 1913, 1922, 1923 8, 9
SOLID WEDGE VALVE (SLAB GATE) CLASS 300 3912, 3913, 3922, 3923 10, 11
SOLID WEDGE VALVE (SLAB GATE) CLASS 600 6912, 6913, 6922, 6923 12, 13
SOLID WEDGE VALVE (SLAB GATE) CLASS 900 9912, 9913, 9922, 9923 14

NUMBERING SYSTEM FOR WALWORTH SLAB GATE VALVE FIGURES

X X X X

ANSI CLASS MODEL OPERATOR ENDS

1=150 9=SOLID 1=LEVER 2=FLANGED
3=300 WEDGE SLAB 2=GEAR OPERATOR RAISED FACE
6=600 GATE VALVE 3=PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR 3=FLANGED RING
9=900 ELECTRIC ACTUATOR TYPE JOINT
5=1500 HYDROPNEUMATIC 4=BUTTWELD
2=2500 ACTUATOR
 Manufacturing Facility in the city of
Tepotozotlan, Edo. de Mexico, Mexico

Founded in 1842, Walworth has been leader in the valve industry since its inception, continuing
to utilize the latest technology for product improvement and the development of new products. Today,
Walworth offers complete lines of industrial valves in a variety of configurations, sizes, pressure classes
and materials.

Walworth continues to meet and exceed the quality standards required for products used in Nuclear,
Military, industrial and process installations. These valves are manufactured under and comply with strict
international standards such as API, ANSI, ASME, ASTM, MSS, NACE, AWWA, BSI, CSA, etc.

Walworth Engineers are continuously evaluating our existing product utilizing all of today's advanced
analysis and engineering tools to assure that our valves conform to customer requirements as well as
industry standards.
New designs are made following the same rigorous methodology and are tested in our laboratory under
actual load/pressure conditions. Additionally, they are subjected to cyclic operation under pressure to
determine wear/life expectancy.

All Walworth manufacturing facilities operate under quality systems such as the International standards
organization ISO-9001 series and the American Petroleum Institute API Q1 Specifications for quality.
These systems have been in place for more than ten years and are audited for compliance by independent
auditors for ISO and/or API as well as by such customers as BP/Arco, Shell Oil, Exxon/Mobil, Texaco,
Dow Chemical, etc.

Casting and forging product quality is assured through close control of our own foundry and forging
facilities. The same type of close control is exercised over all of our suppliers through continuous
verification of materials and part, form, fit and function.

The Walworth group of enterprises is dedicated to the design; manufacture and servicing of flow control
products that effectively meet our customer's requirements.
The complete line of Walworth products are manufactured under a controlled Quality Assurance System
with documented procedures that meet all industry specifications and customer requirements. These
procedures and controls include raw material purchasing and verification, process controls, assembly, test
and shipping with all required documentation.

The Walworth Quality Assurance System is documented in a Manual that has been approved by ISO-
9001 certificate and is licensed by API to monogram API 6A and API 6D product under the API Q1
monogram program.

Each valve undergoes a design validation through a function and pressure test to demonstrate
conformance to requirements, this results in a Material Test Report (MTR) documenting the chemical and
mechanical properties for the pressure containing parts that is traceable to the valve serial number. The
results of any additional non-destructive examinations (NDE) are also recorded and referenced to the
valve serial number.

All valves are identified and marked conforming to the requirements of MSS SP-25 both on the valve
body and valve name plate.
SOLID WEDGE VALVES

CARBON STEEL AND

STAINLESS STEEL
 DESIGN FEATURES

The design of the Walworth Solid Wedge Valves

(Slab Gate) is highly used in pipelines systems
Wedge
where the main fluids are gas, oil and petroleum
derivates. Body

Valves can be defined as elements which control

fluids in any conduction lines, the Walworth
Solid Wedge Valves (Slab Gate) are bi-
directional and can be installed in any of their
Seat
ends in order to perform properly.

Walworth Solid Wedge Valves (Slab Gate) have Seal

full and continuous bore, which means that the
port, seats and wedge are aligned between each
other having as a consequence an easy-to-clean
valve, minimum pressure drop and a very small
level of residual concentration. When the valve
is in open position, it allows the pass of objects
and residual elements that can damage the Wedge Open Position
valve’s sealing system.

Stem
Body
Check Valve

Seat

Wedge

Grease
Fittings

Body

Double Block and Purge

Secondary Sealing System

No need for Lubrication surface of the wedge and seat through two
fittings located at the center of the valve.
In normal operation conditions, the
valve does not need lubrication in order to keep Double Block and Purge
the sealing in optimum conditions because the
Solid Wedge Valve (Slab Gate) is design so that The Solid Wedge Valves (Slab Gate) comply
the seat ring and the seal (Teflon or Nylon) with the design feature of Double Block and
achieve an hermetic seal. Purge which is achieved by its hermetic sealing
system that consists in the use of an “O” Ring
When the fluid contains excessive foreign and the floating of the seats in an independent
materials there’s the possibility that the seal way.
(Teflon or Nylon) may suffer some damages, in
this case, the valve is equipped with an When the valve is in open or closed position,
emergency sealing system by means of grease the Teflon seal is projected against the wedge
injection; the grease is distributed all over the face achieving the seal at low pressure.
DESIGN FEATURES
 TRIM MATERIAL

No. Part Standard Stainless Steel Sour Service (NACE) Low Temperature Service
1 Body ASTM A216 WCB ASTM A351 CF8M ASTM A216 WCB ASTM A352 LCB
2 Wedge ASTM A515 Gr.70/ENP ASTM A182 F316 ASTM A515 Gr.70/ENP ASTM A515 Gr.70/ENP
3 Stem ASTM A276 T410 ASTM A276 T410 ASTM A276 T410 ASTM A276 T410
4 Seat ASTM A515 Gr.70/ENP ASTM A182 F316 ASTM A515 Gr.70/ENP ASTM A350 LF2/ENP
5 Stem Sleeve ASTM A216 WCB ASTM A182 F316 ASTM A216 WCB ASTM A352 LCB
6 Cover or ASTM A216 WCB ASTM A351 CF8M ASTM A216 WCB ASTM A352 LCB
Bonnet
7 Seat “O” Ring VITON VITON VITON VITON
8 “O” Ring VITON VITON VITON VITON
9 Gasket GRAPHITE GRAPHITE GRAPHITE GRAPHITE
10 Packing ASTM A108 Gr.1020 ASTM A108 Gr.1020 ASTM A108 Gr.1020 ASTM A108 Gr.1020
Bushing
11 Cover Studs ASTM A193 B7 ASTM A193 B8 ASTM A193 B7M ASTM A320 L7M
12 Stud Nuts ASTM A194 2H ASTM A194 Gr:8 ASTM A194 2HM ASTM A194 L7M
13 Drain CARBON STEEL STAINLESS STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL
14 Sleeve Screws ASTM A193 B7 ASTM A193 B8 ASTM A193 B7M ASTM A320 L7M
15 Sleeve Screw ASTM A194 2H ASTM A194 Gr:8 ASTM A194 2HM ASTM A194 L7M
Nuts
16 Stem Packing TYPE V CHEVRON TYPE V CHEVRON TYPE V CHEVRON TYPE V CHEVRON
17 Screws ASTM A193 B7 ASTM A193 B7 ASTM A193 B7 ASTM A193 B7
18 Nuts ASTM A194 2H ASTM A194 2H ASTM A194 2H ASTM A194 2H
19 Stem Protector CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL
20 Indicating link ASTM A108 Gr.1020 ASTM A108 Gr.1020 ASTM A108 Gr.1020 ASTM A108 Gr.1020
21 Grease Fitting CARBON STEEL STAINLESS STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL
22 Packing CARBON STEEL STAINLESS STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL
injector
*23 Purging device CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL
24 Stem nut ASTM A439 D2 ASTM A439 D2 ASTM A439 D2 ASTM A439 D2
25 Handwheel CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL CARBON STEEL
26 Operator IRON/CARBON STEEL IRON/CARBON STEEL IRON/CARBON STEEL IRON/CARBON STEEL
*27 ID plate STAINLESS STEEL STAINLESS STEEL STAINLESS STEEL STAINLESS STEEL

ENP = Electroless Nickel (0.003”)

*Not shown
 SOLID WEDGE VALVES (SLAB GATE)

¾ FULL BORE CLASS 150

CASTING CARBON STEEL
PURGING DEVICE: 6” AND LARGER

HANDWHEEL GEAR OPERATOR

FIGURE END FIGURE END
1912 RF 1922 RF
1913 RTJ 1923 RTJ

Dimensions and Weights

SIZE mm 51 76 102 152 203 254

VALVE inch 2 3 4 6 8 10
D mm 51 76 102 152 203 254
inch 2.00 3.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00
A RF mm 178 203 229 267 292 330
inch 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.50 11.50 13.00
A RTJ mm 191 216 241 279 305 343
inch 7.50 8.50 9.50 11.00 12.00 13.50
B mm 450 610 700 895 1130 1290
inch 18 24 28 35 44 51
B1 mm -- -- 780 975 1210 1370
inch -- -- 31 38 48 54
C mm 250 300 300 350 350 400
inch 10 12 12 14 14 16
E Mm 130 180 214 300 388 475
inch 5 7 8 12 15 19
WEIGHT kg 23 45 52 105 140 240
W/HANDWHEEL pound 51 99 115 231 309 529
WEIGHT kg -- -- 87 140 175 275
W/OPERATOR pound -- -- 192 309 386 606
 SOLID WEDGE VALVES (SLAB GATE)

¾ FULL BORE CLASS 150

CASTING CARBON STEEL
PURGING DEVICE: 6” AND LARGER

HANDWHEEL GEAR OPERATOR

FIGURE END FIGURE END
1912 RF 1922 RF
1913 RTJ 1923 RTJ

Dimensions and Weights

SIZE mm 305 356 406 457 508 610

VALVE inch 12 14 16 18 20 24
D mm 305 336.5 387 438 489 590
inch 12.00 13.25 15.24 17.24 19.25 23.23
A RF mm 356 381 406 432 457 508
inch 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 20.00
A RTJ mm 368 394 419 445 470 521
inch 14.50 15.50 16.50 17.50 18.50 20.50
B mm 1480 1660 1850 2080 2300 2680
inch 58 65 73 82 91 106
B1 mm 1560 1720 1930 2160 2380 2760
inch 61 68 76 85 94 109
C mm 450 450 500 500 600 800
inch 18 18 20 20 24 31
E Mm 547 625 712 785 880 1045
inch 22 25 28 31 35 41
WEIGHT kg 300 460 560 780 1050 1680
W/HANDWHEEL pound 661 1014 1235 1720 2315 3704
WEIGHT kg 350 510 610 830 1150 1780
W/OPERATOR pound 772 1124 1345 1830 2535 3924
 SOLID WEDGE VALVES (SLAB GATE)

¾ FULL BORE CLASS 300

CASTING CARBON STEEL
PURGING DEVICE: 6” AND LARGER

HANDWHEEL GEAR OPERATOR

FIGURE END FIGURE END
3912 RF 3922 RF
3913 RTJ 3923 RTJ

Dimensions and Weights

SIZE mm 51 76 102 152 203 254

VALVE inch 2 3 4 6 8 10
D mm 51 76 102 152 203 254
inch 2.00 3.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00
A RF mm 216 283 305 403 419 457
inch 8.50 11.10 12.00 15.90 16.50 18.00
A RTJ mm 232 298 321 419 435 473
inch 9.10 11.70 12.60 16.50 17.10 18.60
B mm 450 610 700 895 1130 1290
inch 18 24 28 35 44 51
B1 mm -- -- 780 975 1210 1370
inch -- -- 31 38 48 54
C mm 250 300 300 350 350 400
inch 10 12 12 14 14 16
E Mm 130 180 214 300 388 475
inch 5 7 8 12 15 19
WEIGHT kg 27 55 66 140 181 308
W/HANDWHEEL pound 60 121 146 309 399 679
WEIGHT kg -- -- 110 180 220 350
W/OPERATOR pound -- -- 243 397 485 772
 SOLID WEDGE VALVES (SLAB GATE)

¾ FULL BORE CLASS 300

CASTING CARBON STEEL
PURGING DEVICE: 6” AND LARGER

HANDWHEEL GEAR OPERATOR

FIGURE END FIGURE END
3912 RF 3922 RF
3913 RTJ 3923 RTJ

Dimensions and Weights

SIZE mm 305 356 406 457 508 610

VALVE inch 12 14 16 18 20 24
D mm 305 336.5 387 438 489 590
inch 12.00 13.25 15.24 17.24 19.25 23.23
A RF mm 502 762 838 914 991 1143
inch 19.80 30.00 33.00 36.00 39.00 45.00
A RTJ mm 518 778 854 930 1010 1165
inch 20.40 30.60 33.60 36.60 39.80 45.90
B mm 1480 1660 1850 2080 2300 2680
inch 58 65 73 82 91 106
B1 mm 1560 1720 1930 2160 2380 2760
inch 61 68 76 85 94 109
C mm 450 450 500 500 600 800
inch 18 18 20 20 24 31
E Mm 547 625 712 785 880 1045
inch 22 25 28 31 35 41
WEIGHT kg 407 577 698 1111 1408 2123
W/HANDWHEEL pound 897 1272 1539 2449 3104 4680
WEIGHT kg 450 620 740 1160 1450 2170
W/OPERATOR pound 992 1367 1631 2557 3197 4784
 SOLID WEDGE VALVES (SLAB GATE)

¾ FULL BORE CLASS 600

CASTING CARBON STEEL
PURGING DEVICE: 6” AND LARGER

HANDWHEEL GEAR OPERATOR

FIGURE END FIGURE END
6912 RF 6922 RF
6913 RTJ 6923 RTJ

Dimensions and Weights

SIZE mm 51 76 102 152 203 254

VALVE inch 2 3 4 6 8 10
D mm 51 76 102 152 203 254
inch 2.00 3.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00
A RF mm 292 356 432 559 660 787
inch 11.50 14.00 17.00 22.00 26.00 31.00
A RTJ mm 295 359 435 562 664 791
inch 11.60 14.10 17.10 22.10 26.10 31.10
B mm 458 615 710 900 1135 1401
inch 18.03 24.21 27.95 35.43 44.69 55.16
B1 mm 550 695 790 980 1215 1480
inch 22 27 31 39 48 58
C mm 250 300 350 350 350 400
inch 10 12 14 14 14 16
E Mm 158 225 255 330 410 490
inch 6 9 10 13 16 19
WEIGHT kg 60 93 108 225 385 539
W/HANDWHEEL pound 132 205 238 496 849 1188
WEIGHT kg 97 130 150 265 425 580
W/OPERATOR pound 214 287 331 584 937 1279
 SOLID WEDGE VALVES (SLAB GATE)

¾ FULL BORE CLASS 600

CASTING CARBON STEEL
PURGING DEVICE: 6” AND LARGER

HANDWHEEL GEAR OPERATOR

FIGURE END FIGURE END
6912 RF 6922 RF
6913 RTJ 6923 RTJ

Dimensions and Weights

SIZE mm 305 356 406 457 508 610

VALVE inch 12 14 16 18 20 24
D mm 305 336.5 387 438 489 590
inch 12.00 13.25 15.24 17.24 19.25 23.23
A RF mm 838 889 991 1092 1194 1397
inch 33.00 35.00 39.00 43.00 47.00 55.00
A RTJ mm 841 892 994 1095 1200 1407
inch 33.10 35.10 39.10 43.10 47.20 55.40
B mm 1580 1945 2135 2385 2660 3010
inch 62.20 76.57 84.06 93.90 104.72 118.50
B1 mm 1640 2030 2220 2465 2740 3090
inch 65 80 87 97 108 122
C mm 450 450 500 -- -- --
inch 18 18 20 -- -- --
E Mm 570 650 735 810 905 1070
inch 22 26 29 32 36 42
WEIGHT kg 836 1260 1775 -- -- --
W/HANDWHEEL pound 1843 2778 3913 -- -- --
WEIGHT kg 880.0 1300 1815 2140 2590 4158
W/OPERATOR pound 1940 2866 4001 4718 5710 9167
 SOLID WEDGE VALVES (SLAB GATE)

¾ FULL BORE CLASS 900

CASTING CARBON STEEL
PURGING DEVICE: 6” AND LARGER

HANDWHEEL GEAR OPERATOR

FIGURE END FIGURE END
9912 RF 9922 RF
9913 RTJ 9923 RTJ

Dimensions and Weights

SIZE mm 51 76 102 152 203 254 305 356 406

VALVE inch 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
D mm 51 76 102 152 203 254 305 322 373
inch 2.00 3.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.0 12.68 14.69
A RF mm 368 381 457 610 737 838 965 1029 1130
inch 14.5 15.0 18.0 24.0 29.0 33.0 38.0 40.5 44.5
A RTJ mm 371 384 460 613 740 841 968 1038 1140
inch 14.6 15.1 18.1 24.1 29.1 33.1 38.1 40.9 44.9
B mm 525 635 800 995 1250 1420 1600 1660 1890
inch 20.67 25.00 31.50 39.17 49.21 56 63 65 74
B1 mm -- -- 880 1075 1330 1500 1680 1740 1970
inch -- -- 35 42 52 59 66 69 78
C mm 300 350 350 400 500 500 600 -- --
inch 12 14 14 16 20 20 24 -- --
E Mm 158 225 230 330 395 500 600 680 750
inch 6 9 9 13 16 20 24 27 30
WEIGHT kg 81 155 200 600 780 1060 1280 -- --
W/HANDWHEEL pound 179 342 441 1323 1720 2337 880 -- --
WEIGHT kg 120 195 240 640 820 1120 1360 1750 2590
W/OPERATOR pound 265 430 529 1411 1808 2469 2998 3858 5710
 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

ELEMENT CARBON STEEL STAINLESS STEEL

AND ASTM A515 ASTM A216 ASTM A350 ASTM A352 ASTM A182 ASTM A351 ASTM A351
PROPERTIES Gr.70 Gr. WCB Gr. WCC LF2 LCB LCC F316 Gr. CF8 Gr. CF8M
CARBON 0.35 MAX 0.30 0.25 0.30 0.30 0.25 0.08 MAX 0.08 0.08
MANGANESE 0.60-1.05 1.00 1.20 0.60-1.35 1.00 1.20 2.00 MAX 1.50 1.50
PHOSPHORUS 0.035 MAX 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.045 0.04 0.04
SULPHUR 0.040 MAX 0.05 0.05 0.04 0.05 0.05 0.03 0.04 0.04
SILICON 0.10-0.35 0.60 0.60 0.15-0.30 0.60 0.60 1.00 MAX 2.00 1.50
NICKEL 0.40 MAX 0.50 0.50 0.40 MAX 0.50 0.50 10.00-14.00 8.00-11.00 9.00-12.00
CHROME 0.30 MAX 0.50 0.50 0.30 MAX 0.50 0.50 16.00-18.00 18.00-21.00 18.00-21.00
MOLYBDENUM 0.12 MAX 0.20 0.20 0.12 MAX 0.20 0.20 2.00-3.00 0.50 2.00-3.00
COPPER 0.40 MAX 0.30 0.30 0.40 MAX 0.30 0.30 -- -- --
COLUMBIUM 0.02 MAX -- -- 0.02 MAX -- -- -- -- --
VANADIUM 0.08 MAX 0.03 0.03 0.05 MAX 0.03 0.03 -- -- --
TENSILE
70 000 70 000
STRENGTH 70 000 70 000 70 000 70 000 75 000 70 000 70 000
95 000 95 000
PSI MIN
YIELD
STRENGTH 36 000 36 000 40 000 36 000 35 000 40 000 30 000 30 000 30 000
PSI MIN
ELONGATION
22 22 22 22 24 22 30 35 30
IN 2% MIN.
REDUCTION
IN AREA % 30 35 35 30 35 35 -- -- --
MIN.
HARDNESS
187 185 185 -- 190 200 -- -- --
(HB) MAX.

* The indicated percentage (%) of the elements corresponds to the maximum value, except when ranges
are specified.
 PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RATINGS

Body, Bonnet Materials

Steel ASTM A216 WCB

TEMPERATURE WORKING PRESSURE PER CLASS, PSIG

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F C 150 300 600 900 1500
-20 TO 100 -29 TO 38 285 740 1480 2220 3705
200 93 260 675 1350 2025 3375
300 149 230 655 1315 1970 3280
400 204 200 635 1270 1900 3170
500 260 170 600 1200 1795 2995
600 316 140 550 1095 1640 2735
650 343 125 535 1075 1610 2685
700 371 110 535 1065 1600 2665
750 399 95 505 1010 1510 2520
800 427 80 410 825 1235 2060
850 454 65 270 535 805 1340
900 482 50 170 345 515 860
950 510 35 105 205 310 515
1000 538 20 50 105 155 260

For prolonged usage at temperatures above 427 oC (800oF), consideration should be given to the
possibility of graphite formation in carbon steel.

Seat, Wedge Materials

Steel ASTM A515 Gr.70

TEMPERATURE WORKING PRESSURE PER CLASS, PSIG

o o
F C 150 300 600 900 1500
-20 TO 100 -29 TO 38 285 740 1480 2220 3705
200 93 260 675 1350 2025 3375
300 149 230 655 1315 1970 3280
400 204 200 635 1270 1900 3170
500 260 170 600 1200 1795 2995
600 316 140 550 1095 1640 2735
650 343 125 535 1075 1610 2685
700 371 110 535 1065 1600 2665
750 399 95 505 1010 1510 2520
800 427 80 410 825 1235 2060
850 454 65 270 535 805 1340
900 482 50 170 345 515 860
950 510 35 105 205 310 515
1000 538 20 50 105 155 260

For prolonged usage at temperatures above 427 oC (800oF), consideration should be given to the
possibility of graphite formation in carbon steel.

Body, Bonnet Materials

Steel ASTM A352 LCB

TEMPERATURE WORKING PRESSURE PER CLASS, PSIG

o o
F C 150 300 600 900 1500
-20 TO 100 -29 TO 38 285 740 1480 2220 3705
200 93 260 675 1350 2025 3375
300 149 230 655 1315 1970 3280
400 204 200 635 1270 1900 3170
500 260 170 600 1200 1795 2995
600 316 140 550 1095 1640 2735
650 343 125 535 1075 1610 2685
700 371 110 535 1065 1600 2665
750 399 95 505 1010 1510 2520
800 427 80 410 825 1235 2060
850 454 65 270 535 805 1340
900 482 50 170 345 515 860

950 510 35 105 205 310 515

1000 538 20 50 105 155 260
 SEAT MATERIALS

PROPERTIES
PTFE
NYLON PEEK DELRIN
TEMPERATURE RANGE
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F REFORCED
-70 - 200 -25 - 500 -50 - 180
-100 - 425
900 - 1500 150 - 1500 150 - 1500
-150 - 1500
PRESSURE RATING

HARDNESS D75 D60 D85 R-120

TENSILE
MECHANICAL 6600 - 7500
STRENGTH 8 000 MIN 4640 MIN 11 000 MIN
PROPERTY MIN
(PSI)
ELONGATION
250 - 290 240 - 250 650 190 - 230
%
SPECIFIC
1.04 2.22 - 2.30 1.30 - 1.34 1.40 - 1.42
GRAVITY
PHYSICAL WATER
PROPERTY ABSORPTION 0.2 < 0.01 0.18 0.15
%
COLOUR NATURAL WHITE GREY BLACK WHITE

SEAT MATERIALS (ELASTOMER “O” RING)

PROPERTIES VITON BUNA N EPDM AFLAS

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TEMPERATURE RANGE F -20 TO 400 -15 TO 250 -60 TO 500 +32 TO 500
SPECIFIC GRAVITY 1.85 1.31 -- --
HARDNESS D75 D90 D90 D79
TENSILE STRENGTH -- -- 1960 2680 MIN
 NACE SERVICE VALVES

The National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) establishes standards for materials resistant to
Sulfide Stress Cracking (SSC) to be used in Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) bearing hydrocarbon service.

NACE Standard MR-07-75 defines a sulfide stress cracking region based on the relationship of (H2S)
present to the total operating pressure.

This must be considered when specifying valves for service where (H2S) is present as proper selection of
materials is a customer responsibility.

Sulfide stress cracking in materials not suitable for H2S service can result in a sudden failure with damage
to equipment and harm to personnel.

¾ Important considerations when specifying NACE service

1. Hydrogen ion concentration (Ph)

2. Concentration and total pressure of the hydrogen sulfide (H2S)
3. Concentration of water, carbon dioxide (CO2) and chlorides
4. Service temperature

The customer can select valves made of alloy/carbon steel material with controlled hardness and/or a
stainless steel material depending on the severity of the fluid. Valves having a body with a controlled
hardness of Rc 22 and studs B7M, nut 2HM, can be combined with a customer selection trim and
manufactured to meet NACE MR-01-75 requirements.
 MATERIAL SELECTION

SELECTION CODE MATERIALS SEAT ELASTOMER

A=EXCELLENT B=IT MAY BE USED
C=USE WITH CAUTION D=NO, DO IRON ALUMINIUM CARBON STAINLESS STAINLESS BUNA
NEOPRENE VITON PTFE
NOT USE FOUNDRY 356 STEEL STEEL 303 STEEL 316 N
ACETALDEHYDE C B C A A D D C A
ACETATE SOLVENTS B A A A A D D D A
ACETIC ACID (AERATED) D B D A A C C D A
ACETIC ACID (AIR FREE) D B D A A C C D A
ACETIC ACID (CRUDE) C B C A A D C D A
ACETIC ACID (PURE) C B C A A D D D A
ACETIC ACID (10%) C B C A A D D D A
ACETIC ACID (80%) C B D B B D D D A
ACETIC ANHYDRIDE D B A A A C C D A
ACETONE A A A A A D D D A
ACETYLENE (DRY ONLY) A A A A A A A A A
ACRYLONITRILE C B A A A D D C A
AIR A A A A A A A A A
ALCOHOLS METHYL ETHYL B A B A A A A A A
ALCOHOLS AMYL B A B A A A A A A
ALCOHOLS BUTYL B A B A A A A A A
ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE (DRY) B B B A A B B A A
ALUMINIUM SULFATE (ALUMS) C B C A A A A A A
ALUMS C B C A A A A A A
AMINES A A A A A D D A A
AMMONIA ANHYDROUS B B A A A B B C A
AMMONIA (ARQUEOUS) A B A A A B B A A
AMMONIA SOLUTIONS B D B A A B B A A
AMMONIUM BICARBONATE B B C B B B A A A
AMMONIUM CARBONATE B B B B B B A B A
AMMONIUM CHLORIDE D C D C C B A A A
AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE (28%) C C C B B B A A A
AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE (CONC.) C C C B C A A A A
AMMONIUM MONOPHOSPHATE D B D B B A A A A
AMMONIUM NITRATE D B D A A A A A A
AMONIUM PHOSPHATE (DIBASIC) D B D B A A A A A
AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE (TRIBASIC) D B D B A A A A A
AMMONIUM SULFATE C B C B A A A A A
AMYL ACETATE C B C B B D D D A
ANILINE C C C B B C A C A
ANILINE DYES C C C A C A A B A
ANTIMONY TRICHLORIDE D D D D D D C A A
APPLE JUICE D B D D B A A A A
ARSENIC ACID D D D B B A A A A
ASPHALT EMULSION A C A A A B A A A
ASPHALT LIQUID A C A A A C A A A
BARIUM CARBONATE B B B B B A A A A
BARIUM CHLORIDE C D C C C A A A A
BARIUM SULFATE B D C B B A A A A
BARIUM SULFIDE C D C B B A A A A
BEER (ALCOHOL INDUSTRY) C D C B B A A A A
BEER (BEVERAGE INDUSTRY) C A C A A A A A A
BEET SUGAR LIQUORS B A B A A A A
BENZENE (BENZOL) B A B A A A A A A
BENEZALDEHYDE B A A A A D D A A
BENZOIC ACID D B D A A D A D A
BORAX LIQUORS C C C B B A A A A
BORIC ACID D B D B B A A A A
BRINES C B C B B A A A A
BUTADIENE B A D A A C C A A
BUTANE B A B A A A B A A
CALCIUM BISULFITE D C D C B A A A A
CALCIUM CARBONATE D C D B B A A A A
CALCIUM CHLORIDE C C C C B A A A A
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A=EXCELLENT B=IT MAY BE USED
C=USE WITH CAUTION D=NO, DO IRON ALUMINIUM CARBON STAINLESS STAINLESS BUNA
NEOPRENE VITON PTFE
NOT USE FOUNDRY 356 STEEL STEEL 303 STEEL 316 N
CARBINIC ACID D A D B B D D B A
CARBON TETRACHLORIDE B B B A A D D B A
CASTOR OIL B A B A A A B A A
CHLOROFORM (DRY) B D B A D D D B A
CHROME ALUM B C B A A A B B A
COCONUT OIL C B C B B A B A A
COPPER ACETATE D C D A A A
COPPER CHLORIDE D C D C C A A A A
COPPER NITRATE D C D B B A A A A
CRUDE OIL SWEET B A B A A A B A A
CRUDE OIL SOUR C A B A A A B A A
CYCLOHEXANE A A A A A C D A A
DIACETONE ALCOHOL A A A A A D C A
DIESEL FUEL A A A A A A C A A
DRILLING MUD B B B A A A A A A
DRYING OIL B B B A A C C A A
EPSOM SALT C A C B B A A A A
ETHANE A A A A A A B A A
ETHER B A A A A C C C
EHTYL ACETATE C A B B B D D D A
ETHYL CHLORIDE B B B A A C C A
ETHYLENE GLYCOL B A B B B A A A A
ETHYLENE OXIDE C A B B B D D D A
FERRIC NITRATE D D D C C A A A A
FERRIC SULFATE D D D B B A A A A
FERROUS CHLORIDE D D D D D A A A A
FERROUS SULFATE D D D B B A A A A
FISH OILS B B B A A A B A A
FLUORINE D D D D D C
FOOD FLUID AND PASTES C A C A A B B A
FORMALDEHYDE (COLD) B A A A A B B A
FORMALDEHYDE (HOT) D B D C C B B A
FORMIC ACID (COLD) D D D C B D A A
FORMIC ACID (HOT) D D D C B D A
FREON B B B A A C C C A
FUEL OIL B A B A A A B A A
GALLIC ACID D A D B B A A A
GAS NATURAL B B B A A A A A A
GAS ODDORIZERS B A B B B B B A A
GASOLINE (LEADED) B A A A A C D A A
GASOLINE (UNLEADED) B A A A A C D A A
GASOLINE (AVIATION) B A A A A C D A A
GASOLINE (MOTOR) B A A A A C D A A
GASOLINE (SOUR) B A B A A C D A A
GELATIN D A D A A A A A A
GLUCOSE B A B A A A A A A
GLUE A A A A A A A A A
GLYCOLS B A B B B A A A
GREASE A A A A A A B A A
HEPTANE B A B A A A B A A
HEXANE B A B B B A C A A
HEXANOL TERTIARY A A A A A A
HYDRAULIC OIL PETROLEUM BASE B A A A A A B A A
HYDROBROMIC ACID D D D D D C C A
HIDRICYANIC ACID D D D D D B C A
HYDROFLUORIC ACID C A C A A B A
HYDROGEN GAS (COLD) B A B A A B A
HYDRIGEN PEROXIDE D A D B B A A A A
 MATERIAL SELECTION

SELECTION CODE MATERIALS SEAT ELASTOMER

A=EXCELLENT B=IT MAY BE USED
C=USE WITH CAUTION D=NO, DO IRON ALUMINIUM CARBON STAINLESS STAINLESS BUNA
NEOPRENE VITON PTFE
NOT USE FOUNDRY 356 STEEL STEEL 303 STEEL 316 N
HYDROGEN SULFIDE B B B B A C A A A
HYDROFLUOSILICIC ACID D D D C C A A A
HYPO (SODIUM THIOSULFATE) C B D A A A A A A
HYPOCHOLORITES SODIUM D C D C C C D A A
ILUMINATING GAS A A A A A A B A A
INK D B D B A A A A A
IODINE D D D D D B B A A
LODOFORM C C B A A A A
ISO OCTANE B A A A A A C A A
ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL B B B B B C C A A
ISOPROPYL ETHER B A A A A C C A
JP-4 FUEL A A A A A A C A A
JP-5 FUEL A A A A A A C A A
JP-6 FUEL A A A A A A C A A
KEROSENE B A B A A A C A A
KETCHUP D D D A A A A A A
KETONES A A A A A D D D A
LACQUERS (AND SOLVENTS) C A C A A D D D A
LACTIC ACID (DILUTE COLD) D A D A A B A A
LACTIC ACID (DILUTE HOT) D B D B A C C A
LARD OIL C A C A A A B A A
LEAD ACETATE D D D B B A A A A
LINOLEIC ACID B A B A A A B A A
LINSEED OIL A A A A A A B A A
LIQUEFIED PET GAS (LPG) B A B B B A B A A
LUBRICANT OIL A A A A A A B A A
MAGNESIUM BISULFATE B B B A A A
MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE D D C B B A A A A
MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE B D B A A A A A A
MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE (HOT) B D B A A B A A A
MAGNESIUM SULFATE B B B B B A A A A
MALEIC ACID D B B B B A A A A
MALIC ACID D B B B B A A A A
MAYONNAISE D D D A A A A A A
MERCURIC CHLORIDE D D D D C A A
MERCURIC CYANIDE D D D A A A
MERCURY A C A A A A A A A
METHANE B A B B B A B A A
METHYL ACETATE B A B A A D D D A
METHYL ACETONE A A A A A D D D A
METHYLAMINE B A B A A A
METHYL CELLOSOLVE B A B A A A
METHYL CHLORIDE B D B B A C C A
METHYL ETHYL KETONE A A A A A D D D A
METHYL FORMATE C C C B B D B A
METHYLENE CHLORIDE B A B A A D D C A
MILK D A D A A A A A A
MINE WATERS (ACID) D D D B B A A A A
MINERAL OIL B A B A A A B A A
MIXED ACIDS (COLD) C C C B A A
MOLASSES EDIBLE A A A A A A A A A
MOLASSES CRUDE A A A A A A A A A
MURIATIC ACID D D D D D B B A A
MUSTARD B B B A A A A A A
NAPHTHA B A B B B A C A A
NAPHTALENE B B A B B S D A A
NICKEL AMMONIUM SULFATE D D D A A A A
NICKEL CHLORIDE D D D B B A A A A
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SELECTION CODE MATERIALS SEAT ELASTOMER

A=EXCELLENT B=IT MAY BE USED
C=USE WITH CAUTION D=NO, DO IRON ALUMINIUM CARBON STAINLESS STAINLESS BUNA
NEOPRENE VITON PTFE
NOT USE FOUNDRY 356 STEEL STEEL 303 STEEL 316 N
NICKEL NITRATE D C D B B A A A A
NICKEL SULFATE D D B B B A A A A
NOCTINIC ACID B A B A A A
NITRIC ACID (10%) D D D A A C B A A
NITRIC ACID (30%) D D D A A C C A A
NITRIC ACID (80%) D B D A A D D B A
NITRIC ACID (100%) A B A A A D D B A
NITRIC ACID ANHYDROUS A B A A A D A
NITROBENZENE B C B B B D D C A
NITROGEN A A A A A A A A A
NITROUS ACID (10%) D D D B B C A A A
NITROUS GASES C B B A A A
NITROUS OXIDE C C B B B B B A
OIL ANIMAL A A A A A A B A
OIL COTTONSEED C B C B B A B A
OIL FISH B B B A A A B A
OIL FUEL B A B A A A B A A
OIL LUBE A A A A A A B A A
OIL MINERAL B A B A A A B A A
OIL PETROLEUM (REFINED) B A A A A A B A A
OIL PETROLEUM (SOUR) C A B A A A B A A
OIL WATER MIXTURES B A B A A A B A A
OLEIC ACID B A B A A A C A A
OLEUM D B B B B C C C A
OLIVE OIL B A A A A A B A A
OXALIC ACID D C D B B C A A A
OXYGEN B A B A A C C B A
OZONE C B C A A A
PALMITIC ACID C B C B B B B A A
PALM OIL C A C B B B B A A
PARAFFIN B A B A A A B A A
PARAFORMALDEHYDE B B B B B B B A A
PENTANE B A B A A A B A A
PERCHLORETHYLENE B A B A A D D A A
PETROLATUM C B C B B A B A A
PHENOL B A B A A D D B A
PHOSPHORIC ACID (10%) COLD D D D B B B A A A
PHOSPHORIC ACID (10%) HOT D D D D D B A A A
PHOSPHORIC ACID (50%) COLD D D D B B B B A A
PHOSPHORIC ACID (50%) HOT D D D D D B B A A
PHOSPHORIC ACID (80%) COLD B D B A A C B A
PHOSPHORIC ACID (80%) HOT C D C A A C B A
PHTHALIC ACID C B C B B C C A A
PHTHALIC ANHUDRIDE C B C B B C C A
PIRIC ACID C B C B B C C A A
PINE OIL B A B A A A C A A
PINEAPPLE JUICE C A C A A A A A A
POTASSIUM BISULFITE D C D B B A A A A
POTASSIUM BROMIDE D C D A A A A A A
POTASSIUM CARBONATE B C B B B A A A A
POTASSIUM CHLORATE B C B B B A A A A
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE B B C C C A A A A
POTASSIUM CYANIDE B D B B B A A A A
 MATERIAL SELECTION

SELECTION CODE MATERIALS SEAT ELASTOMER

A=EXCELLENT B=IT MAY BE USED
C=USE WITH CAUTION D=NO, DO IRON ALUMINIUM CARBON STAINLESS STAINLESS BUNA
NEOPRENE VITON PTFE
NOT USE FOUNDRY 356 STEEL STEEL 303 STEEL 316 N
POTASSIUM DICHROMATE B A B A A A A A A
POTASSIUM FERRICYANIDE B B B A A A A A A
POTASSIUM FERROCYANIDE B A B A A A A A A
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE A D A A A A A A
POTASSIUM IODIDE C C C A A A A A A
POTASSIUM NITRATE B A B A A A A A A
POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE B A B A A A A A A
POTASSIUM SUFATE C A B A A A A A A
POTASSIUM SULFITE B B B A A A A
PRODUCER GAS B B B B B A B A A
PROPANE B A B B B A B A A
PROPYLENE GLYCOL B A B B B A A A A
PYROGALIC ACID B B B B B A A A A
QUENCH OIL B A B A A A B A A
RESSING AND ROSINS C A C A A C C A
ROAD TAR A A A A A B C A A
ROOF PITCH A A A A A B C A A
RP-1 FUEL A A A A A C A A
RUBBER LATEX EMULSIONS B A B A A A A
RUBBER SOLVENT A A A A A D C D A
SALAD OIL C B C B B A A A A
SALIELYLIC ACID D C D A A A A A A
SALT C B C B B A A A A
SEA WATER D C D A A A A A A
SHEALLAC (ORANGE) B A A A A A A A
SILVER NITRTE D D D A A C C A A
SEAP SOLUTIONS (STEARATES) A C A A A A A A A
SOSIUM ACETATE B A B A A B B A A
SODIUM ALUMINATE C C C B B A A A A
SODIUM BICARBONATE C B C B B A A A A
SODIUM BISULFATE (10%) D D D A A A A A A
SODIUM BISULFITE (10%) D D D A A A A A A
SODIUM BORATE C B C B B A A A A
SODIUM BROMIDE (10%) D B C B B A A A A
SODIUM CARBONATE A D A A A A A A A
SODIUM CHLORATE C B C A A A A A A
SODIUM CHLORIDE C B C B B A A A A
SODIUM CHOROMATE B D B A A A A A A
SODIUM CYANIDE A D A A A A A A A
SODIUM FLUORIDE D C D B B A A A A
SODIUM HYDROXIDE (COLD) 20% A D A A A A A B A
SODIUM HYDROXIDE (HOT) 20% B D B A A B B C A
SODIUM HYDROXIDE (COLD) 50% A D A A A A A C A
SODIUM HYDROXIDE (HOT) 50% B D B A A B B C A
SODIUM HYDROXIDE (COLD) 70% A D A A A C A
SODIUM HYDROXIDE (HOT) 70% B D B A A C A
SODIUM HYPOCHLORIDE D D D D D D A
SODIUM METAPHOSPHATE B A B A A A A A
SODIUM METASILICATE (COLD) C B C A A A A
SODIUM METASILICATE (HOT) D B D A A A
SODIUM NITRATE B A B B B C A A A
SODIUM PERBORATE B B B B B C A A A
SODIUM PEROXIDE C C C B B C A A A
 MATERIAL SELECTION

SELECTION CODE MATERIALS SEAT ELASTOMER

A=EXCELLENT B=IT MAY BE USED
C=USE WITH CAUTION D=NO, DO IRON ALUMINIUM CARBON STAINLESS STAINLESS BUNA
NEOPRENE VITON PTFE
NOT USE FOUNDRY 356 STEEL STEEL 303 STEEL 316 N
SODIUM PHOSPHATE (DIBASIC) B D B A A A A A A
SODIUM PHOSPHATE (TRIBASIC) B D B A A B B A A
SODIUM SILICATE A B A A A A A A A
SODIUM SILICATE (HOT) B C B B B A
SODIUM SULFATE B A B A A A A A A
SODIUM SULFIDE B C B B B A A A A
SODIUM SULFIDE (HOT) C D C B B A
SODIUM THIOSULFATE B B B A A A A A A
SOYBEAN OIL C B C A A A B A A
STANNIE CHLORIDE D D D D D A A A A
STARCH A A A A A A A A A
o
STEAM (212 F) A A A A A C D B A
STEARIC ACID C A C A A A C A A
STODDARD SOLVENT B A B B B A C A A
STYRENE B A A A A D D A
SUGAR LIQUIDS A B A A A A A A A
SULFATE BLACK LIQUOR C B C B B C C A A
SULFATE GREEN LIQUOR C B C B B C C A A
SULFATE WHITE LIQUOR C B C B B C C A A
SULPHUR C A C B B D A
SULPHUR DIOXIDE B A B A A C C A A
SULPHUR TRIOXIDE B A B A A C D A
SULFURIC ACID (0-7%) D B D C B B A A A
SULFURIC ACID (20%) D D D D D C B A A
SULFURIC ACID (50%) D D D D D C C A A
SULFURIC ACID (100%) B D B A A D D B A
SULFUROUS ACID D C D B B C C A A
SYNTHESIS GAS B B B B B A B A A
TALL OIL B B B B B A B A A
TANNIC ACID C C C B B A B A A
TAR AND TAR OIL A A A A A B C A A
TARTARIC ACID D B D B B C A A A
TETRAETHYL LEAD C B C B B A
TOLUENE OR TOLUOL A A A A A D D B A
TOMATO JUICE C A C A A A A A A
TRANSFORMER OIL B A A A A A B A A
TRIBUTYL PHOSPHATE A A A A A C C A
TRICHLORETHYLENE C A B B B D D B A
TUNG OIL B B B A A A B A A
TURPENTINE B A B A A B D A A
UREA C B C B B A
VARNISH A C A A A C A A
VEGETABLE OIL EDIBLE B A B A A A B A A
VEGETABLE OIL NON EDIBLE B A B A A A B A A
VINEAR D C D A A D D D A
WATER DISTILLED (AERRATED) D A D A A A A A A
WATER FRESH C A C A A A A A A
WATER SEA D B D A A A A A A
WAX EMULSIONS B A A A A A B A A
WAXES A A A A A A B A A
WHISKEY AND WINE D D D A A A A A A
XYLENE A A A A A D D A A
ZINC CHLORIDE C D D D D B A A A
ZINC HYDROSULFITE B D A A A A A A A
ZINC SULFATE D D D B B A A A A
 ACCESSORIES

The Walworth standard cast steel product line includes many different valves designed to meet most
applications.

Special adaptations can be made to meet specific customer requirements. Valves can be supplied with
manual handwheel/gear operation, chain wheel, as well as electric, pneumatic and hydraulic actuators.

This makes it possible for Walworth to furnish valves adapted to the customers special needs such as
controlled opening/closing and remote installation.

Valves can also be supplied with a bypass, drain or vent connection, stem extension, position indicators,
floor stand mounting as well as a lever and weight system for swing check valves.

Gear Operators

A manual gear operator is designed with a bevel gear and pinion ratio sized to transmit the required
opening/closing torque with normal operator effort on the hand wheel. They can be supplied as
waterproof units and/or for underground installation with a square operating nut.

Actuators

Valves can be furnished with either electric, pneumatic or hydraulic actuators. The actuators can be
furnished as either waterproof and/or explosion proof. The customer must specify such things as open-
close speed, maximum differential pressure, service temperature, type of voltage-phase-frequency, air or
gar pressure for pneumatic actuators and flow characteristics for hydraulic actuators to be assured of
correct performance.
 OPERATORS AND ACTUATORS

The Solid Wedge Valves (Slab Gate) are normally supplied with hand wheel and gear operator, but they
can also be equipped with a pneumatic, hydraulic or electric actuator.

Whenever the client requires a Solid Wedge Valve (Slab Gate) equipped with an actuator, the following
information should be submitted.

1. Valve size and rating (ANSI).

a. If the actuator is required to perform a field exchange, describe the type of actuator
installed on the valve.

2. Type of actuator:
a. Hydraulic
b. Pneumatic
c. Electric

3. Maximum differential pressure during operation

4. Operation speed (minutes and seconds)

a. To open
b. To close

5. Operating frequency

6. For an electric actuator specify:

a. Voltage AC or DC
b. One phase or three phases
c. Type of motor

6.1 Explosion safe

6.2 Weather protection (waterproof)
6.3 Other

7. For a hydraulic or pneumatic actuator specify:

a. Minimum and maximum available pressure
b. Operating media
-Gas
-Air
-Fluid (specify type)
c. Accessories
-Filter
-Pump
-Control valve
-Electric operation
-Manual operation
-Pilot operation

8. Position indicator (the valve is supplied with a visual position indicator)

-Remote control type.
 APPLICABLE STANDARDS AND CODES

API Standards – American Petroleum Institute

API 598 Valve inspection and testing

API-6D Pipeline valves (gate, plug, ball and check valves)
API-6FA Specification for fire test for valves
API-607 Fire test for soft seated quarter turn valves

ASME – ASME International (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)

ANSI B1.20.1 Pipe threads general purpose.

ANSI B16.5 Pipeline flanges and flanged fittings.
ANSI B16.10 Valve dimension, face to face and end to end.
ANSI B16.25 Butt welding ends
ANSI B16.34 Valves-flanged, threaded and welding end

MSS Standards – Manufacturers Standardization

MSS SP-6 Standard finishes for contact faces of pipe flanges and connecting-end flanges of valves
and fittings.
MSS SP-9 Spot facing for bronze, iron and steel flanges.
MSS SP-25 Standard marking system for valves, fittings, flanges and unions.
MSS SP-44 Steel pipe line flanges
MSS SP-55 Quality standard for steel castings for valves, flanges and fittings and other piping
components – Visual method for the evaluation of surface irregularities.
MSS SP-61 Pressure testing of steel valves.

ASTM Standards – American Society for Testing and Materials

ASTM A-105 Standard specification for carbon steel forgings for piping applications.
ASTM A-182 Standard specification for forged or rolled alloy steel pipe flanges, forged fittings and
valves and parts for high temperature service.
ASTM A-193 Standard specification for alloy-steel and stainless steel bolting materials for high
temperature service.
ASTM A-194 Standard specification for carbon and alloy steel nuts for bolts for high-pressure and
high-temperature service.
ASTM A-216 Standard specification for steel castings, carbon, suitable for fusion welding, for high-
temperature service.
ASTM A-276 Standard specification for stainless and heat-resisting steel bars and shapes.
ASTM A-320 Standard specification for alloy steel bolting materials for low temperature service.
ASTM A-350 Standard specification for carbon and low alloy steel forgings, requiring notch
toughness testing for piping components.
ASTM A-351 Standard specification for castings, austenitic, austenitic-ferritic (duplex), for pressure-
containing parts.
ASTM A-352 Standard specification for steel castings, ferritic and martensitic, for pressure-containing
parts, suitable for low temperature service.
ASTM A-515 Standard specification for pressure vessel plates, carbon steel, for intermediate-and-
higher-temperature service.

NACE Standards – NACE (National Association of Corrosion Engineers)

NACE MR0175 Standard material requirements sulfide stress cracking resistant metallic materials for
oilfield equipment.

ANSI/ASME B31.1 Power piping

ANSI/ASME B31.2 Fuel gas piping
ASME/ANSI B31.3 Process piping

Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code:

SECTION II Part A – Ferrous material specifications.

SECTION II Part B – Non ferrous material specifications.
SECTION II Part C – Specifications for welding rods, electrodes and filler metals specifications.
SECTION V Non-destructive examination.
SECTION VIII Rules for construction of pressure vessels, divisions 1 and 2.
SECTION IX Welding and brazing qualifications.
 TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Acceptance: All quotations for acceptance within 45 days from date of quotation unless extended in
writing. In the event a purchase order is placed after this period of time, The Walworth Company reserves
the right to requote base prices of all valves offered. All orders and contracts are subject to credit approval
and acceptance by The Walworth Company.

Freight: When prices are F.B.O. point of shipment- no freight allowance, Walworth will attempt to route
shipments in the method which will result in the lowest cost unless otherwise instructed. All shipments
will be freight charges collect except when stipulated on the purchase order in which case the buyer will
be invoiced for all transportation charges.

Delivery of material to a common carrier shall be considered to be delivery to Buyer and

shall be at Buyer's risk thereafter.

The Buyer shall file claims of loss of or damage to material in transit directly with the carrier.

Prices: There will be added to all prices quoted, any sales, use, occupation, excise or similar tax which
Seller may be required to pay or collect in connection with the sale. Seller reserves the right to cancel any
order in the event that selling price(s) shall be established by Federal, State or other government
regulation with respect to the product(s) covered by the order which shall be lower than the price(s)
specified in the order.

Escalation Terms: Price shown in the price schedule reflects the cost in effect at the time of publication.
These prices will remain firm on all products with a quoted delivery of twentysix (26) weeks or less.
On products which have a schedule delivery of more than twenty-six (26) weeks the goods will be
invoiced.

Based on the applicable price sheet in effect at the time of shipment. In no event will the invoiced price be
less than the price originally quoted.

Purchased Components: (i.e. motors, gearing, etc.) Prices are quoted on supplier price in effect at time
of quotation. Actual invoice price may be adjusted in accordance with the supplier's escalation policy.

Deferred Shipments: If for any reason the customer desires to delay shipments more than 30 days after
manufacturing complete or to place a hold or stop to the order during the manufacturing cycle. The
Walworth Company reserves the right to consider the order cancelled and to invoke cancellation charges
per the schedule below.

Cancellation: After order acceptance by Walworth, items or complete orders may be cancelled and buyer
will be charged for work performed, based on the following schedule:

Five (5%) percent of price of stock items.

Ten (10%) percent of price of stock items ordered in quantities which exceed normal inventory levels.
Five (5%) percent of price prior to drawing submittal on made to order items.
Fifteen (15%) percent drawing approval, but prior to the start of castings.
Thirty (30%) to Fifty (50%) percent during casting cycle, depending on the state of completion.
Fifty-five (55%) to Seventy-five (75%) during machining and assembly operations, depending on the
state of completion.
One hundred (100%) percent after final assembly and test.

Remittances: Remittances must be made to the address indicated on the invoice.

Credit Terms: As quote. Invoices on balances overdue will be subject to a service charge of One and a
half (11/2 %) percent per month on such indebtedness.

Deliveries: Shipments and deliveries shall at all times be subject to the approval of Seller's Credit
Department. If the Buyer shall fall to make any payments according to the terms of the contract, Seller
may in addition to and not in limitation of its other rights and remedies, at its option, cancel all or any part
of Buyer's incomplete contracts with Seller or may defer shipments or deliveries under Buyer's contracts
with Seller except upon receipt of satisfactory security or for cash before shipment.

All schedules of shipment are estimated as closely as possible and Seller will use its best efforts to ship
within the time scheduled, but does not guarantee to do so. Schedules commence with the date Seller
receives authorization to proceed with the order, subject to the provisions of the next sentence. The order
will not be released for manufacture until complete specifications and approved drawings (if drawings
approval is required) are received at the plant of manufacture and the estimated schedule of shipment will
commence with the date of such receipt.
Seller shall not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential damage or loss caused by any delay in
delivery, regardless of the cause of delay. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Seller assumes
no responsibility for delays in delivery resulting from fire, flood, accidents riots, strikes, transportation
delays, labor or material shortages, existing or future laws, acts of any governmental authority, or any
other cause beyond Seller's control. Items offered from stock are subject to prior sale.

Inspection: Final inspection and acceptance of products must be made at the plant facility, unless
otherwise provided in the order and/or in agreed upon specifications. Prices do not include charges for
special tests or inspections performed at the request of the Buyer, unless called for in the order and/or in
agree upon specifications.
Returns: Permission in writing and return tagging instructions must be obtained from Seller before any
goods returned for credit or adjustment will be accepted. Where returned goods are accepted, a minimum
charge of Twenty five percent (25%) of the invoice price will be made, plus freight from both directions
and costs of reconditioning the material for resale as new.

Warranty: Seller will replace without charge or refund the purchase price of products manufactured by
Seller which prove to be defective in material or workmanship, provided in each case that the product is
properly installed and is used in the service for which the Seller recommends it and that written claim,
specifying the alleged defect, is presented to Seller within one year from date of shipment. Seller shall in
no event be responsible for (a) claims for labor, expenses or other damages occasioned by defective
products or (b) for consequential or secondary damages. THE WARRANTY STATED IN THIS
PARAGRAPH IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESSED OR
IMPLIED. WITH RESPECT TO WARRANTIES THIS PARAGRAPH STATES BUYER'S
EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND SELLER'S EXCLUSIVE LIABILITY.

Design, etc.: Seller reserves the right to change design, materials or specifications without notice. There
will be a charge for modifying an order after it has been entered when such change or modification results
in additional engineering or clerical work for either The Walworth Company or our suppliers.

Minimum Charge: Orders totaling less that $100.00 (one hundred 00/100 U.S. CY) net will be billed at
a minimum charge of $50.00 (fifty 00/100 U.S. CY)

Note: We reserve the right to correct obvious clerical errors in quotations, invoices and other contracts.