D171 - Ball Valve

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19/02/2019

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Crane D171 Ball Valves are light, compact units which are easy to install and operate, yet their robust construction ensures long, trouble free service life.

In addition the D171 is WRAS approved.

This download include all size variations of the D171 Ball Valve by Crane Fluid Systems.

Object metadata

_authorKris Atkinson
_BIMspec_GUID0
_current revision1
_distributed bywww.bimstore.co.uk
1"No
1 1/2"Yes
1 1/4"No
1/2"No
1/4"No
2"No
2 1/2"No
3"No
3/4"No
3/8"No
ApprovalsWRAS Approved Product
Assembly CodeD30
BallDZR Brass BS EN 12164 CW602N
Barcode0
BodyBronze BS EN 1982 CC491K
Brake Downstand21 mm
Connection Size42 mm
DescriptionCrane D171 Ball Valves are light, compact units which are easy to install and operate, yet their robust construction ensures long, trouble free service life. In addition the D171 is WRAS approved.
Dim X17 mm
Dim XX19 mm
DocumentationLink URLwww.cranefs.com/files/productDataSheets/CFS_D171_Ball_DS.pdf
Expected Life0
Gland NutDZR Brass BS EN 12164 CW602N
H mm82 mm
Handle Collar Length31 mm
Handle Downstand17 mm
Handle Length105 mm
Handle Width20 mm
K Coefficient71
L mm103 mm
L1 mm23 mm
L2 mm142 mm
LeverMild Steel (Zinc Plated)
Lever CoverPVC
Loss MethodK Coefficient
ManufacturerCrane Fluid Systems
ModelD171
OperatorLever
PackingPTFE
Pressure (BAR)www.cranefs.com/files/productDataSheets/CFS_D171_Ball_DS.pdf
Pressure Rating (Cat)PN25
Product DescriptionBronze Ball Valve
Product Documentation Linkwww.cranefs.com/files/productDataSheets/CFS_D171_Ball_DS.pdf
Product Page URLwww.cranefs.com/products/prodDetail.asp?pc=D171&valveType=8&valveMaterial=&valvePressureRating=&valveSize=&figSearch=&productNameSearch=&searchType=
ScewMild Steel (Zinc Plated)
Seat RetainerBronze BS EN 1982 CC491K
Seat RingPTFE
Size mm21 mm
SparesLevers (0J 00611D)
Specification NotesQuater turn, Tight Shut-off. This valve is not suitable for use on group 1 gases or unstable fluids, as defined by the Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC
StemDZR Brass BS EN 12164 CW602N
Temperature °C-10 to 186°C
Type Comments1 1/2"
UK End ConnectionTaper threaded to BS EN 10226-2 (ISO 7-1) formerly BS 21
Uniclass 2WR-90-94-95
URLwww.cranefs.com/
US End ConnectionANSI B1 .20.1 (please add suffix AT to denote American Thread)
Valve Hax Calc 261 mm
Valve Hex Calc59 mm
Valve MaterialBrass, Soft Yellow
Warranty Duration12 months
Warranty Duration Unit12 months
Weight (kg)1.67

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Vu Tran on 10 January 2018

Hi everyone! I'm new here. Pls tell me how to choose the correct size when i want to dowload revit family in this site. for example: i want to download 1" gate valve (with flange end), i can see too many valve here but i don't know how to choose the correct size. i try some times but it's not meet my need. tks all

Benjamin Barfoot on 02 January 2018

Please, could someone review the comments???

Dan O'Sullivan on 27 June 2016

Hi,

Do you have metric sizes for valves?

Ermintrude Bimstore Cow on 10 July 2015

Great, thanks for letting us know James!

James L on 10 July 2015

Ok have loaded the type cataloguye, sorry I totally missed the text file. Works great now. Thankyou!

Ermintrude Bimstore Cow on 10 July 2015

Hi James - thanks for your comment.

This family hasn't been altered at all and is still on Revision 1 - in order to load the alternative family types you need to load the type catalogue as per the user guide provided in the model download. If there's anything else we can help with please let us know!

James L on 10 July 2015

This valve looks as though it was originally very well made, however the current downloadable version of this family appears to have been stripped down to a 1/4" only version, where it appears the original model had family types from 3/8" up to 1 1/2". However a number of the original models components remain, as though someone who didn't know what they were doing was allowed to modify the model and screwed it up.