Sherwood Hydrogen Valve – CGA350, 3/4″ NGT
This Sherwood hydrogen valve is made from heavy-duty forged brass and is specifically designed for use with hydrogen in steel gas cylinders. This hydrogen gas valve has a CGA350 valve outlet with a 3/4″ NGT inlet and safety (burst disk).
Premium Construction
- Automated assembly and testing processes ensure exceptional quality
- 100% helium leak tested
- Heavy-duty forged brass body for durability and high pressure
- Precisely machined internal components meet the most stringent international valve performance standards
- Pressure Relief Device (PRD) is a unitized plug design that provides excellent flow characteristics, ensures proper assembly and tamper resistance
- Improved metal-to-metal seal below bonnet threads prevents pressure in the threads at top of valve body
- Direct-drive stem design with optimized O-ring (GSV) or double O-ring (GSVH) seal reduces friction and operates at exceptionally low torque levels
- Inlet and outlet thread configurations are available for a broad spectrum of customer, country and code specifications
- Inlet tapped (1/4″ NPT) for dip tube as required
Valve Features
- Gas Service: Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide
- CGA350 outlet
- Inlet Thread Size: 3/4″ NGT
- Outlet Thread Size: .825-14 NGO LH Ext.
- Maximum Working Pressure: 3360, 3775, and 4000 PSI Availability
- Operating Temperature Range: -50° F to +149° F
- Storage Temperature Range: -65° F to +155° F
- Leak Rate Internal/External: 1×10-3 atm cc/sec.
- Cv Flow Factor: Standard: .690
- Minimum Cycle Life: 2000 Cycles
- Closing Torque: 20–30 in.-lbs.
- Operating Torque: 10–20 in.-lbs.
- Bonnet Installation Torque: 50–60 ft.-lbs.
- Handwheel Nut Installation Torque: 25-45 in. – lbs.
- PRD Installation Torque: 25–35 in.-lbs.
- PRD Flow Capacity: 60 cfm @ 100 PSI
Must be installed by a qualified cylinder technician due to torque specifications. Compressed gas cylinders and valves are dangerous. Please use caution.
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