This T-key extended stem buried gate valve is made of epoxy coated ductile iron against soil corrosion and ground settlement. Customizable long stem with T-shaped head allows easy operation with matched wrench without road excavation. Full bore soft seal design provides tight zero leakage and low flow resistance, widely applied in deep buried water supply, fire protection and irrigation underground pipeline projects.
T-shaped operating head bears force evenly, matching standard T-wrench for labor-saving operation, easier to handle than square head with common municipal maintenance tools.
Customizable extended stem fits different burial depths, solving operation problems of deep buried pipelines with wide application range.
Ductile iron body resists pressure and soil corrosion. Elastic soft seal achieves stable zero leakage with low failure rate for long underground service.
| Part Name | Material |
|---|---|
| Valve body, bonnet | Cast iron, ductile iron, cast steel |
| Valve stem | Stainless steel |
| Stem nut | Brass alloy |
| Seal ring | NBR, EPDM |
| Hand wheel | Malleable iron |
The T key operation gate valve is suitable for deep buried municipal water supply pipelines, underground fire mains, residential buried water pipes, farmland irrigation and industrial park underground water pipelines.
Standard export wooden case packaging
This valve is designed according to the DIN F4 standard with a non-rising stem structure and produced via high-precision investment casting.
The customizable long stem adapts to varying pipeline burial depths, allowing convenient operation from above ground using a standard T-wrench without the need for road excavation.
It provides a soft seal bidirectional tight closure achieving zero leakage, with an operating temperature rating of -20°C < T < 120°C.
The valve body and bonnet are available in ductile iron, cast iron, or cast steel. The stem is made of stainless steel, the stem nut is brass alloy, and the seals are NBR or EPDM.
It is widely suitable for deep buried municipal water supply networks, underground fire protection mains, residential water supply lines, farmland irrigation, and industrial park pipelines.