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to Find What You Want in This Catalog 1- THE CONDENSED SECTION INDEX --on the in side pages of this colored paper insert -- shows every thing in the No. 53 Catalog, classified under condensed section headings and section numbers. The marginal section number markers -- with the help of your thumb -- take you to the section you want. There, on the first page is a concise table of contents for the section. This page also gives cross-references to semi-related equip ment listed in other sections. Regular users of the No. 53 Catalog -- those more or less familiar with the Crane Line -- will find the Section Index a real time-saver. 2. THE 20-PAGE ALPHABETICAL INDEX -- starting on page I of section one -- is perhaps the most complete and thoroughly cross-indexed listing ofpiping materials ever cata loged. This is the index to use if you're looking for some thing by name -- if.-yob need something new or unusual -- or if you want to see all the varieties of one type of equipment available from Crane. 3 THE NUMERICAL INDEX -- which immediately follows the alphabetical index in section one -- is always popular with users who have learned to know Crane products by catalog number.' Every product with a catalog number is listed here, giving .the page number on which it's described.' Storeroom and purchasing department personnel, specifica tion and price checkers, etc, will also appreciate this index. MANY OTHER PRACTICAL FEATURES OF THE CflANE NO. 53 CATALOG Section Index in Canter of Catalog Mora Compact Cataloging -- Lots Turning of Pages Items of Common Usage are Grouped Together Standard Page Style Saves Needless Reading Clear Cross-Section Cuts Appear Throughout All Data is Concise -- in Clear, Easy-to-Read Type Commonly used Bra**, Bronze, Iron, and Steel Goods are Grouped In Front Part of Catalog. leu Frequently Used. Items are Grouped In Bade Part. All Tables are Ruled for Convenient Use Full Dimensional Data are Given with Drawings Catalog Numbers are Prominently Shown Handy Engineering Data Section is fteluded $ Indexes (Alphabetical a Metals and Materials Brass and Bronze Valves/ Gate Globe and Angle; AAR Valves- 23 Check and Foot 43 Quick-Opening, Radiator, and Hose; Hose Goods' 53 Cocks and Stops, Brass, Bronze, and Iron- 65 8 Iron Body Valves, Wedge Gate; Clamp Gate......................... ......................73 9 Double Disc Gate; A.W.W.A. Valves........................................................... 87 10 Globe and Angle........................... *........................... .. ......................... >103 11 Check and Foot......................... .......................................................... .. 113 / 12 Valve Accessories and Parts........................................................................ 123 i 13 Fittings, Malleable Iron Screwed; Circulating Boiler; AAR ......................... 139 14 Cast Iron Screwed; Sprinkler Fittings.........................................................149 15 Cast Iron Drainage* ............'............................................ .......................... 159 I 16 Iron Plugs and Bushings; Steel Nipples, Couplings; Clamps.................... 165 17 Iron Unions, Union Fittings, and Flange Unions; AAR.......................* *173 18 Brass Fittings, Nipples, Unions, and Flanges........................................... *183 19 Malleable Iron and Aluminum Railing * *.................................................... 189 20 Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanges; Floor Flanges............ *........................ 195 21 Steel Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet; Up-Seal Bonnet 205 257............Steel Fittings, Screwed; Plugs, Bushings, Unions, ond Flange Unions.......... 267............ 275............ 291............ Flanged, Cast Steel.................................................................... ................... 26 Welding, Socket and Butt; Boiler Flanges.................................................... 27 Forged Steel Flanges.................................................................................... 28 299............Specialties, Pulp Stock, Stop-Check, Back Pressure, Float Valves; Etc. 29 319............ Safety and Relief Valves.................................................................. ,......... 30 335............ Pressure Regulators; Steam Traps; Separators; Expansion Joints*/*--- 31 359............ Gauges; Joints; Unit Heaters; Miscellaneous Specialties ....................... 32 375............Special Service Valves and Fittings, Corrosion-Resistant; Diaphragm - - - 33 397........' Marine ........................................................................................................... 34 409...... Ammonia......................................................................................................... 35 419- Solder-Joint; Accessories..........*,................................................................. 36 429- .. - Pipe Hangers and Supports - ................ ........................................ 37 443............Pipe Tools; Insulating Materials* ........................................................... 38 457............Drilling Templates; Lubricants; Bolts; Flange Facings; Gaskets - - - 39 477........... Pipe; Pipe Data; Thread Information......................................................... 40 497............Fabricated Piping ............................................................................................. 41 523 Engineering Data 42 >.-> .T - i^ppTMp^pra^.i Specifiers . From time to time. Crane publishes literature of practical value to all people concerned with usage and installation of piping materials. Coming from Crane, such literature is of high authority, and well worth having. Below are typical publications cur rently avi the ones most`useful tit copies through your local Crane Bnitigt;oKtbe, Crane gen eral office. See front of this catalog -- third prinwi page following cover -- for addresses.. 1 "COMBATING CORROSION IN INDUSTRIAL PROCESS PIPING" An illustrated study of more than 100 pages giving basic technical infor mation for dealing with problems of corrosion in industrial process piping. Based on extensive experimentation in Crane Research Laboratories, and on wide field experience, this scientific report is highly dependable and helpful in its entire content. 2 * "FLOW OF FLUIDS THROUGH VALVES, FITTINGS, AND PIPE" * One of the most popular Crane Technical Papers -- this 92-page hand book on the theory of flow, with formulas and procedures for solving flow control problems. Contains an abundance of data, presented in chart form for quick graphical calculation with a minimum of reading matter. Deals with flow of steam, water, oil, liquids other than water, air, gases, and vapors. 3 "PIPE COILS"--CIRCULAR NO. 318 Keep this circular handy for its complete descriptions, specifications, and catalog information on all types of pipe coils and coil materials for most applications. Also covers the theory of heat transfer through pipe walls, and gives newest findings on subjects such as heating water with steam, etc. Includes much useful pipe and engineering data pertaining to. coil applications. Ask for Circular 318. "AIDS TO SELECTION OF CORROSION-RESISTANT PIPING MATERIALS" All specifiers and buyers of piping equipment in the process industries will appreciate this up-to-date condensed visual guide showing the rela tive efficiency of commercial alloys on more than 150 commonly used corrosive fluids. Includes an illustrated "Question and Answer" discussion of the main factors influencing the choice of materials for such services. "PIPING POINTERS"--FOR PRACTICAL PIPING MEN Here are 32 pages of basic information for piping men ... a manual for beginners ... a refresher piping course for veterans. One of the most popular and helpful Crane services for piping maintenance men -- every one in your plant should have a copy. -\ c I { Foundry, Forge, and Fabrication I Steel Melting Facilities --Four large and many small electric furnaces with capacities ranging from 1000 to 20,000 pounds, having an average melting rate of 24,000 pounds of steel per hour, put Crane atr.mg the largest steel foundries in industry. For melting alloy steels, irons, and brass mixtures, Crane operates 101 furnace units of the most modern and efficient design. 2 Acres of Casting Capacity--Ready to convert each fur nace melt into piping materials, Crane molding and casting equipment is of the finest type in any foundry. Molding, pouring and shakeout operations are mecha nized to the highest degree, utilizing modern roller, belt, or overhead conveyor systems for continuous movement of castings and equipment on the large Crane foundry floors. High efficiency here is a strong factor in the high quality of Crane products. 3 Pipe Bending and Fabrication--This picture tells the story of Crane Co.'s ability to produce almost any shape or size of pipe bend. With special tools and techniques, and highly skilled men, four Crane pipe shops find no specification too difficult to meet. They also produce headers and other units, incorporating valves, han dling all operations such as bending, lapping, flanging, welding, etc.,--and can produce pipe coils in all sizes and shapes. 4 Big and Modern Forge Shop--Nearly 45,000 square feet of space is used for s-.-vl forging at Crane Chicago Works. This shop is linen with rows of forges ranging from 600 pounds to 22,000 pounds hammer weight, to efficiently produce valve parts, fittings, and flanges. Equipment includes shears to cut billets from cold steel up to 4-in. thick in one bite. Gas-fired furnaces, heattreating ovens, and acetylene cut-off machines complete this shop. Machining and Assembling Machining Small Parts--The Crane system of progres sive manufacture reaches a high degree of efficiencv with precise control of quality in the machining departments. Operations on various valve parts such as discs, stems and glands, are accurately performed by the machineoperators, each with unusual skill in his work. Facing Discs by Continuous Welding--One of the out standing examples of efficient production engineering on Crane steel valves is this disc-facing operation. Here Stellite is being deposited on a disc for a Crane PressureSeal valve. Fast and Accurate Machining--Here, vertical turret lathes known for great speed and accuracy, are turning the flanges on Crane cast steel vane bodies. Hundreds of the finest machines, many designed by Crane engineers for special needs, occupy thousands of square feet in the great Chicago Works. They insure the high quality of Crane valves and fittings and produce them in ample quantity for every user. Assembling Crane Valves a Smooth Operation--The care given to Crane castings and forgings and the meticu lous standards for machining all valve parts are reflected in the smoothness of assembly operations. In one depart ment, 130 stations regularly handle steel valves 4 in. and larger. Brass valve assembly lines, using the progressive method, can handle as many as 20 different sizes and types at one time. Photo shows Crane diaphragm valves in process in a typical assembly department for small iron valves. Inspection and Testing 1 Large Steel Valves Get "O.K." for Service--Here. Crane Steel gate \aUes get final check to insure customer satisfaction in the service for which they are intended. Hydrostatic pressure tests are made on shell and seat at prescribed pressures for each class of valve. In addition, valve seats are tested for tightness ar 100 pounds, airunder-water. Crane takes great pride in its elaborate system for checking and testing the quality of all valves and fittings. 1 Fittings Must Measure Up--Like valves. Crane fittings must measure up to close limits in every way. All types of fittings--steel, iron, and brass--are systematically in spected with precise instruments and gauges. Wall thick ness. alignment, threading, drilling, etc., are examined at each stage in process and again before shipping to the customer or being placed in the stock room. I Check Valves Get Rigid Test--Because check valves de pend entirely on gravity or backflow pressure for tight seating, Crane engineers devised a highly critical test to assure seat tightness. Check valves are also given hydro static pressure tests on shell and seat, for which the 10inch, 12s-pound iron swing check itrthe photo is being prepared. I Pressure Testing Small Valves-- .11 steel and iron valves, which are produced in great quantity, are tested at a rapid rate by Crane-developed methods like this. Note the high visibility gauges. As many as 4800 valves in 80 different sizes and types can be tested daily in these departments. Warehousing and Distribution ^^^jjgjjQ2SSS& !"".aB5U..----- t^AMnninu: >* In Storage at Chicago Works--Here's just a "pee1 ' view of the larger valve stocks normally maintained t the factory, ready for shipment to Crane Branches, Crane Wholesalers, or direct to customers. Shipments from the factory are accelerated by the skillfully planned flow of stock to packing and shipping departments, and highly efficient order-filling methods. 26 freight cars can be loaded from the main shipping placform at one time. Branch Stock Matched to Local Needs--More than 140 Crane Branches across the country carry a sufficient supply of staple items to permit filling many ocders from stock. Branches in large industrial centers naturally carry larger stocks, as shown in this photo. Crane Whole salers in these areas, as well as nearby Crane Branches, have access to such supplies for needs that can't await factory shipment. ft No Delay of Deliveries at Crane Branches--Shippingplatforms are usually the busiest places at Crane Branches. As fast as shipments from the factory are received and checked in, stocks move out to local customers. Crane Branches are located for convenient railroad service and rapid truck delivery. Daily "Over the Counter'' Service -- All C Branches are equipped to give counter service on staple items throughout each business day. These departments, with close knowledge of such stock on hand, also han dle your telephone "'' ill call" orders with speed and efficiency. Indexes a CRANE 1 Alphabetical Index All items shown in this catalog are cross-indexed alphabetically. References under broad classifications are covered by page numbers showing the entire range of products. For example, under the very general heading of "Brass Valves", group page numbers are shown for each of the various types, but under the specific heading of "Angle Valves, Brass", etc., will be found a de tailed listing of the many available types. Similarly, under "Fittings", will be found group page numbers, the detailed references being made under specific listings such as, "Elbows", "Tees", "Crosses", "Unions", etc. AA Page AAR Fittings, Screwed, Malleable Iron............................ 148 Steel Pipe Couplings...................................................... 170 Unions and Union Fittings.......................................178-180 Valves, Brass................................................................38, 39 Valves, Parts for............................................................. 40 Valves, Stem End for Universal Joint......................... 39 Valves, Wrenches for Body Seat Rings........................ 137 API Fusible Plugs................................................................. 362 Line Pipe Couplings....................................................... 170 Standard Threaded Line Pipe......................................... 482 Ring Joints....................................................................... 470,471 ASA Standard for Pipe................................ 486-489 A.S.M.E. Fusible Plugs....................................................... 362 A.W.W.A. Iron Body Gate Valves................................. 94, 95 Abbreviations Used in Catalog...........................................580 Accessories for Motor Operated Valves.......................... 128 Acetylene Service, Diaphragm Valves for........................ 389,390 Adapters, Solder-Joint........................................................ 422 Adjustable Die Stocks and Pipe Threaders............... 447-451 Pipe Hangers.............................................................. 432-434 Pipe Supports............................................................. 439-442 Railing Fittings................................................................ 191,193 Split Swivel Hangers...................................................... 431 Sprocket Rim for Valve Wheels.................................... 137 Adj usters or Turnbuckles.................................................. 437 Adsco Expansion Joints...................................................... 352 Air, Pressure Drop of........................................................... 533 Weight of......................................................................... 539 Ai r Filters, Dust-Stop............................................................ 456 Lines, Separators for...................................................... 353 Motor Operated Valves......................................... 126-129 Pump Unions.................................................................... 178,180 Tested Fittings, Malleable Iron................................... 144 Testing of Crane Valves................................................ 11 Vent Valves (Traps), Automatic.................................. 343 Vent Valves (Traps), Installation of............................ 344 Allen Soldering Fluxes........................................................ 427 Allen Bowes Swinging Hose Racks................................... 64 All-Iron Ammonia Valves............................................. 410-413 Angle Valves...................................................... 105-108, 111 Check Valves.............................................................. 114-117 Cocks................................................................................ 70 Expansion Valves............................................................ 412 Gate Valves, Double Disc.......................................... 96, 97 Gate Valves, Wedge Disc..................................... 75, 79, 83 Globe Valves..................................................... 105-108, 111 Liquid Gauges, for Ammonia........................................ 413 Pulp Stock Valves........................................................... 300 Relief Valves.................................................................... 331 Unions, Screwed............................................................... 175,177 Allowable Stresses for Steel Pipe...................................... 544 Alloys, Cast Iron, Properties of......................................... 4 Cast Steel, Properties of..............................................3, 6, 7 Forged Steel, Properties of............................................ 8 Non-Ferrous, Properties of............................................. 2, 3 Used in Fabricated Piping............................................ 395 Altitude Gauges................................................................... 366,367 Valves............................................................................... 316 Aluminum Body Diaphragm Valves........................ 388-390 Railing Fittings............................................................... 193 American Standard for Pipe...................................... 486-489 Straight Pipe Threads...................................................... 493 Taper Pipe Threads........................................................ 492 Page Ammonia Combination Elbows....................................... 266 Condensers, Atmospheric............................................... 417 Double Pipe Fittings...................................................... 415 Fittings, Flanged............................................................ 414 Fittings, Screwed.................................... 146, 147, 414, 415 Flange Unions, Tongue and Groove............................. 182 Flanges.............'........................................................ 414, 415 Gaskets........................................................................ 416 Gauges...............................................................................366,367 Liquid Gauges................................................................. 413 Return Bends............................................................414, 415 Valves, Angle............................................................. 411-413 Valves, Check................................................................. 412 Valves, Expansion........................................................... 413 Valves, Globe............................................................. 411-413 Valves, Relief.................................................................. 331 Anchor Chair Pipe Supports.............................................. 442 Anchorage Tees, Flanged, Cast Steel.............................. 269 Angle Bends......................................................................... 502 Blow-Off Valves.............................................................. 308 Stop-Check Valves, Bolted Bonnet...................... 303-305 Stop-Check Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............ 214, 215 Angle Valves, All-Iron Ammonia....................................................................411 -413 Heavy Duty (Bolted Bonnet)....................................... Ill Union Bonnet.................................................................. 105 Yoke Bonnet................................................................... 108 Angle Valves, Brass AAR..................................................................................... 38,39 AAR, Parts for............................................................... 40 Bolted Bonnet, 150 and 200-Pound.............................. 34 Bolted Bonnet, 300-Pound............................................ 37 Composition Disc, 100-Pound....................................... 25 Composition Disc, 150-Pound....................................... 28 Composition Disc, 200-Pound....................................... 32 Composition Disc, for Liquefied Petroleum Gas........ 30 Cranoil Disc, for Light Oils and Gases........................ 31 Hose.................................................................................. 61 Lock-Shield, 100-Pound................................................. 25 Lock-Shield, Radiator Type.......................................... 58 Marine............................................................................... 400,404 Names of Parts............................................................... 24 Needle Point.......................................................................26,27 Outside Screw and Yoke, 300-Pound........................... 37 Outside Screw and Yoke, 300-Pound AAR................ 39 Plug Type Disc, 150-Pound.......................................... 29 Plug Type Disc, 200-Pound.......................................... 32 Plug Type Disc, 300-Pound.............................................36,37 Plug Type Disc, 2000-Pound Hydraulic...................... 41 Radiator........................................................................... 58 Regrinding, 200-Pound.................................................. 33 Regrinding, 300-Pound.................................................. 35 Solder-Joint..................................................................... 421 Union End, 150 and 200-Pound................................... 58 Union End, 300-Pound AAR...........................................38,39 Uni n End, 300-Pound Regrinding............................. 35 Wrenches for Removing Seat Rings...............................137 100-Pound....................................................................... 25 125-Pound....................................................................... 26 150-Pound................................................. 28, 29, 33, 34, 58 200-Pound............................................................... 32-34, 58 300-Pound.............. \.....................................................35-37 2000-Pound Hydraulic................................................... 41 CRANEn Alphabetical Index (Con#.) 1 A B Page Angle Valves, Cast Steel Gearing for.................................................................................. 248 Lip-Seal Bonnet Type.................................................... 218, 219 Locomotive, Steam Heat End............................................ 309 Marine.................................................................................. 401, 407 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Type........................................... 212, 213 Stop-Check, 300 to 600-Pound.....................................304, 305 Stop-Check, 900 and 1500-Pound...............................214, 215 150 to 2500-Pound ....................................................... 243-248 1500-Pound (Small Sizes!..................................................... 241 1500-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet..............................212, 213 1500 and 2500-Pound Lip-Seal Bonnet....................218, 219 Angle Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo.), Bar Stock..................236 Exelloy (Bar Stock)................................................................ 236 Angle Valves, Ferrosteel Ammonia.............................................................................. 411-413 Blow-Off...................................................................................... 308 Names of Parts........................................................................ 107 Stop-Check................................................................................. 303 250-Pound.................................................................................. 110 Angle Valves, Forged Steel Bar Stock.................................................................................... 236 Chlorine Service....................................................................... 386 Marine.................................... ............................................ 401, 407 600-Pound.............................................................................237-239 6000-Pound Hydraulic........................................................... 242 Angle Valves, Iron Body All-Iron, Heavy Duty, Bolted Bonnet............................ Ill All-Iron, Union Bonnet.................................. ,..................... 105 All-Iron, Yoke Bonnet........................................................... 108 Blow-Off........................... 308 Composition Disc, Union Bonnet, 150-Pound.............. 105 Composition Disc, Yoke Bonnet, 125-Pound................ 109 Marine.......................................................................................... 400,406 Names of Parts........................................................................ 107 Plug Type Disc............................................................. .104,106 Stop-Check................................................................................. 303 Union Bonnet......................................................................104-106 Yoke Bonnet....................................................................... 107-110 125-Pound................................................................................... 108,109 150-Pound....................................................................................104,105 250-Pound.................................................................................. 110 1000-Pound W.O.G................................................................. 106 Angle Valves, Malleable Iron 1000-Pound W.O.G., Plug Type Disc.............................. 106 Angle Valves (General) AAR..........................................................................................38, 39 Ammonia..............................................................................411 -413 Bar Stock.................................................................................... 236 Blow-Off...................................................................................... 308 3utt-Welding...................................................................... 243-248 Cylinder Operated.................................................................... 124,125 Hose............................................................................................. 61 Lip-Seal Bonnet........................................................................ 218,219 Locomotive, Steam Heat End............................................ 309 Main Injection....................................................................... 406 Marine................................................... 400, 401, 404, 406, 407 Motor Operated................................................................. 126-129 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel.................................................. 212,213 Radiator..................................................................................... 58 Socket-Welding.......................................................238, 239, 241 Solder-Joint............................................................................... 421 Stop-Check, Cast Steel, 300 to 600-Pound............. 304, 305 Stop-Check, Cast Steel, 900 and 1500-Pound... .214, 215 Tank Float................................................................................. 317 Anti-Sweat Plastic Co,k Coating.......................................... 452 Apartment House Gas Meter Stops..................................... 68 Arctic Nickel Alloy Cast Steel, Properties of..................... 6 Areas and Circumferences of Circles................................ 559-561 Arldifiers........................................................................;............... 353 Asbestocel Blocks and Pre-Shrunk Pipe Insulation.. 454, 455 Asbestos Cements................................... 455 Composition Sheet Packing, Cranite................................ 473 Sheet Millboard....................................................................... 455 A.S.M.E. Fusible Plugs.............................................................. 362 Assembly and Maintenance of Flanged Joints.................. 526 Atmospheric Ammonia Condensers...................................... 417 Relief Valves............................................................................. 311 Automatic Separators, Dexter................................................ 353 Valves, Clayton..................................................................314-316 Page Babbitt Adjustable Sprocket Rim for Valve Wheels.... 137 Back Pressure Valves.......................................................... 310, 311 Backflow Preventers, Crane-Line......................................... 318 Backing Rings, Nub Type, for Welding........................280-283 Badger Corrugated Type Expansion Joints....................... 351 Ball Bearing Rotary Unions..................................................... 353 Swivel Joints............................................................................ 363 Check Valves, Brass........................................................... 46, 47 Check Valves, Steel..................................................................251 Float Air Vents and Water Drain Valves...................... 343 Float and Thermostatic Traps.......................................... 343 Joints, Flexible........................................................................ 364 Ornaments................................................................................ 190 Pattern Railing Fittings....................................................... 190 Type Pressure Reducing Valves........................................ 341 Band Pipe and Hose Clamps............................................171, 172 Pipe Hangers............................................................................ 430 Band-lt Pipe and Hose Clamps............................................. 171 Bar Plugs, Cast Iron................................................................... 166 Solders........................................................................................ 427 Stock Globe and Angle Valves.......................................... 236 Barco Flexible Ball and Swing Joints................................... 364 Swivel and Revolving Joints.............................................. 365 Barnes Pipe Cutters................................................................... 446 Base Elbows, Flangecf, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................... 198 Elbows, Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound........................ 201 Elbows, Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 1500-Pound. .269-273 Tees, Flanged, Cast Steel.................................................... 269 Bases for Cast Iron Pipe Stands............................................ 417 Basin Tees, Drainage................................................................. 161 Bath P Traps, Drainage............................................................ 163 Beam Clamps for Pipe Hangers............................................. 438 Beaver Pipe Threading Tools.................................................. 447 Square End Sawing Vises.................................................... 444 Bellow Sealed Fabricated Valves, 18-8................................ 395 Bellows Gauges.......................................................................366, 367 Bending Pipe, Description...................................................... 501 Bends Pipe, Calculation Formulas........................................546, 547 Pipe, Fabrication and Data........................................499-504 Pipe, Length of Pipe In....................................................... 548 Pipe, Standard and Special Types............................ 502, 503 Pressure Drop In.......................................................................540 Return, Ammonia................................................. 146, 414, 415 Return, Butt-Welding.................................................... 280-283 Return, Copper Tubing....................................................... 424 Return, Double Pipe............................................................. 415 Return, Flanged, Cast Steel....................................... 269, 270 Return, Screwed, Brass................................................ 184, 185 Return, Screwed, Cast Iron, Ammonia.................. 414, 415 Return, Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound........................ 151 Return, Screwed, Malleable Iron................................ 140, 146 Return, Solder-Joint.............................................................. 424 Bernz LP-Gas Torch.................................................................. 426 Bibb Cocks (Faucets)................................................................. 66 Blind Flanges Ammonia.................................................................................. 415 Cast Iron and Ferrosteel, 125-Pound.............................. 202 Cast Iron and Ferrosteel, 250-Pound............................. 204 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)..................................... 383 Forged Steel, Ammonia....................................................... 415 Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound................................292-297 Malleable Iron, Ammonia.................................................. 415 Blow-Off Valves........................................................................... 308 Body Seat Ring Wrenches........................................................ 137 Boiler Controls, McDonnell..................................................... 372 Fittings, Circulating, Malleable Iron.............................. 145 Flanges...................................................................................... 290 Flue Brushes and Scrapers................................................. 452 Tubes......................................................................................... 482 Bolt Steels, Properties of.........................................................9, 524 Studs, Templex and Triplex Steel, Data................. 524, 525 Studs, Templex and Triplex Steel, List Prices. . .466, 467 Bolting On Companion Flanges............................................. 457 Bolts, Definition of..................................................................... 524 Flattened End......................................................................... 437 Machine, Data.................................................................. 524, 525 Machine, List Prices.............................................................. 465 Machine, Properties of....................................................... 9, 524 Bolt-Studs, Definition of........................................................ 524 Bonney WeldOlets....................................................................... 287 s > Alphabetical Index (Cont.) CRANE iii B Page Boring of Welding Neck Flanges ........................................ 298 Box Type Pipe Coils .............. 521 Boyle Gaskets, Canvas Wrapped ........................................ 416 Brackets, Pipe............................................................................... 441 Brass, Properties of...................................................................... 2 Brass Cocks ..................................................................................66-69 Cylinder Cocks ................................................................. 67 Expansion Joints..................................................................... 350 Faucets, Ground Key............................................................ 66 Fittings, Drainage................................................................... 159 Fittings, Screwed............................................................. 184-187 Fittings, Solder-Joint.......................................................422-424 Flanges........................................................................................ 188 Floor Flanges..................................................................... 184 Gauge Cocks............................................................................. 67 Nipples................................................. 186 Pet Cocks................................................................................... 67 Pipe, Regular and Extra Strong........................................... 484 Steam Traps........................................................................... 348 Stops.................. ............. ............................................. 66-68 Swing Joints.................................................................................361 Try Cocks......................... 361 Unions and Union E'bows, Screwed................................ 187 Whistles, Plain and Chime.................................................. 362 Brass Valves AAR, Globe and Angle............................................................. 38,39 AAR, Parts for......................................................................... 40 Angle, Hose............................................................................... 61 Angle, Radiator........................................................................ 58 Angle, Screwed and Flanged.....................,......................23-41 Angle, Solder-Joint.................................................................. 421 Angle, with Union End......................................................... 58 Butterfly..................................................................................... 57 Check, Screwed and Flanged............................................. 43-52 Check, Solder-Joint................................................................... 420 Chronometer................................................................................403 Diaphragm Type... 388-391 Float............................................................................................... 317 Foot.............................................................................................. 45 Gate, Hose................................................................................. 60 Gate, Quick-Opening....................................... .... 56 Gate, Screwed and Flanged................................................13-21 Gate, Solder-Joint...................................................................... 420 Globe, Quick-Opening............................................................... 54,55 Globe, Radiator....................................................................... 58 Globe, Screwed and Flanged..............................................23-42 Globe, Solder-Joint.................................................................... 421 Globe, with Union End......................................................... 58 Hose ..................................................................................60, 61 Hose, for Marine Service.............................................. 400, 403 Marine .................................................................. 400,403,404 Pop Safety................................................................ 320, 321, 323 Radiator...................................................................................... 58 Relief...................................................................................... 326-330 Safety................................................................................... 321, 325 Screw-Down Check................................................................ 408 Throttle....................................................................................... 57 Whistle .......................................... 54 Wrenches for Removing Seat Rings................................. 137 Brine Cocks..................................................................................... 66 British Standard Taper Pipe Threads.....................................494 Bronze, Crane Special, Properties of.................................... 2 Manganese, Properties of..................................................... 2 Bronze Products ...........................................................See Brass Brushes, Copper Tubing............................................................. 428 Flue...................... 452 Thread Lubricant................................................................... 464 Buckeye Brass Whistles............................................................. 362 Buckles, for Band-It Clamps................................................... 171 Bundling Schedule for Pipe...................................................... 480 Bushings, Brass............................................................................ 185 Cast Iron.................. 167 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)...................................... 383 Eccentric, Iron......................................................................... 167 Face, Brass................................................................................ 185 Face, Iron.................................................................................. 167 Face, Steel................................................................................. 260 Hose............................................................................................. 63 Malleable Iron.......................................................................... 167 Solder-Joint............................................................................. 424 Steel................................................................... 260 B Page Butt Nipples, Wrought Steel.............................................. 168, 169 Welds.......................................................................................... 513 Butt-Welding Fittings, Steel............................................280-286 Fittings, Steel, American Standard for........................... 275 Fittings, Steel, Dimensions of............................................ 286 Fittings, Steel, Ratings for............................................288, 289 Fittings, Wrought Iron..................................................280, 282 Pressure-Seal Line Joints...................................................... 220 Butt-Welding Valves, Cast Steel Angle, 150 to 2500-Pound..............................................243-248 Check, 150 to 2500-Pound............................................. 252-256 Gate, 150 to 2500-Pound................................................ 226-234 Gate, Pipe-Line................................................................. 232, 233 Gate, Pressure-Seal Bonnet........................................... 209-211 Globe, 150 to 2500-Pound..............................................243-248 Globe, Pressure-Seal Bonnet........................................ 212, 213 Pressure-Seal Type........................................................... 206-215 Stop-Check, 300 to 600-Pound..................... 304, 305 Stop-Check, 900 and 1500-Pound...............................214, 215 Stop-Check, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............................. 214, 215 Butterfly Valves, Brass.............................................................. 57 Valves, Iron Body................................................................... Ill By-Passes for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves............. 231 For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves....................... 102 For Iron Body Wedge Disc Gate Valves....................... 84 For Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves........................... 211 For Valves, Location of........................................................ 579 C "CC" Rubber Gaskets....................................................... 472, 474 Rubber Sheet Packing.......................................................... 473 Cab Hose Valves......................................................................... 40 Cabinets, Hose............................................................................. 64 Canvas Wrapped Gaskets, Ammonia.................................... 416 Gaskets, 25 and 125-PoundCast Iron.............................. 474 Capacities, Air Vent Valves.................................................... 343 Pop Safety Valves, Brass............................................ 320, 323 Pop Safety Valves, Iron Body........................................... 322 Pressure Regulators....................................................... 338, 339 Steam Traps............................................................................. 347 Water Drain Valves ............................................................ 343 Caps, AAR...................................................................................... 148 Butt-Welding, Steel ...................................................... 280-283 Cast Iron Water Pipe ........................................................ 496 Hose.................................................................................. 60, 61, 63 Screwed, Brass....................................................................... 184 Screwed, Cast Iron................................................................. 151 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly.(18-8 Mol...................... 383 Screwed, Forged Steel.................................................. 260, 261 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound...................... 140, 141 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound............................... 146 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound......... 276, 277 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound......... 276, 277 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 4000-Pound......... 276, 277 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound ........276, 277 Solder-Joint, Wrought Copper..............................................424 Carbon Cast Steel, Properties of............................................ 6 Forged Steel, Properties of.................................................. 8 Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel,Properties of................. 6 Molybdenum Alloy Forged Steel, Properties of........... 8 Casing, Water Well..................................................................... 483 Cast Iron, Alloy, Properties of............................................... 4 High Tensile, Properties of................................. 4 Ni-Resist, Properties of........................................................ 4 Properties of.............................................................................. 4 Cast Iron Bushings...................................................................... 167 Cocks........................................................................................70, 71 Drainage Fittings..............................................................159-164 Drip Pockets............................................................................ 355 Expansion Joints............................................................350, 352 Fittings, Drainage.............................................................159-164 Fittings, Flanged, 125 and 250-Pound.......................196-201 Fittings, Flanged, Sprinkler Type.................... 156, 196-201 Fittings, Screwed...............................................................149-157 Fittings, Screwed, Drainage..........................................159-164 Fittings, Screwed, Sprinkler Type.............................. 149-157 1 CRANEIV Alphabetical Index (Cont.) cc Page Page Cast Iron (Cont.' Check Valves, Brass Flange Unions........................................................................... 181 Lift, Ball Disc...............................................................................46,47 Flanges (Including Sprinkler)........................................202-204 Lift, Bolted Cap, 150 and 200-Pound............................. 50 Floor Flanges.......................................................................... 203 Lift, Bolted Cap, 2500-Pound Hydraulic....................... 52 Pipe Stands............................................................................... 417 Lift, Composition Disc, 100-Pound................................. 45 Plugs............................................................................................. 166 Lift, Composition Disc, 150-Pound................................. 47 Separators............................................................................. 353-357 Lift, Composition Disc, 200-Pound................................ 49 Sprinkler Fittings ..........................................149-157, 196-201 Lift, Composition Disc, for LF-Gases............................ 47 Steam Traps.........................................................................343-348 Lift, Dashpot Type................................................................ 51 Water Pipe................................................................................. 496 Lift, Nickel Alloy Disc.......................................................... 49 Cast Iron Valves Lift, Regrinding......................................................................... 48,51 Angle.......................................................................................103-111 Lift, Y-Pattem........................... 48, 51 Back Pressure.............................................................................310,311 Lift, 100-Pound........................................................................ 45 Butterfly...................................................................................... HI Lift, 125-Pound........................................................................ 46 Check...................................................................................113-121 Lift, 150-Pound............................................................ 47, 48, 50 Exhaust Relief........................................................................... 310,311 Lift, 200-Pound............................................ 48-50 Diaphragm........................................................................... 388-391 Lift, 300-Pound....................................................................... 51 Float... ..............................................................................315, 317 Lift, 2000-Pound Hydraulic............................................... 52 Foot.............................................................................................. 113 Lift, 2500-Pound Hydraulic............................................... 52 Gate, Double Disc..................................................................87-99 Marine................................................................................. 400, 404 Gate, Wedge Disc...................................................................73-83 Names of Parts........................................................................ 44 Globe......... ......................................................................... 103-111 No-Slam, Clayton................................................................... 316 Lift Check.................................................................................... 114,115 Screw-Down Type.....................................................................408 Manifold.................................... 408 Solder-Joint................. 420 Neoprene Lined........................................................................ 391 Swing, Bolted Cap, 150 and 200-Pound......................... 50 Pop Safety............................................................................322-324 Swing, Regrinding, 200-Pound...............................................48,50 Pulp Stock.................................................................................. 300 Swing, Regrinding, 300-Pound........................................... 51 Relief............................................................................331, 332, 334 Swing, Solder-Joint................................................................. 420 Rubber Lined............................................................................ 391 Swing, 125-Pound................................................................... 46 Safety, Lever and Weight Type......................................... 325 Swing, 150-Pound....................................................................... 48,50 Screw-Down Check................................................................. 408 Swing, 200-Pound....................................................................... 48,50 Swing Check................................................... 116-118, 120, 121 Swing, 300-Pound................................................................... 51 Cast Manganese Bronze, Properties of............................... 2 Vertical, 125-Pound............................................................... 46 Cast Steel, Alloy, Properties of......................................... 3, 6, 7 Check Valves, Cast Steel Arctic Nickel, Properties of................................................. 6 Ball.............................................................................................. 251 Carbon, Properties of............................................................. 6 Screw-Down Type.................................................................. 408 Carbon-Molybdenum, Properties of............................... 6 Swing, Marine....................................................................401, 407 Chrome-Moiybdenum, Properties of................................ 7 Swing, With Lever and Weight........................................ 253 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo), Properties of.................... 3 Swing, 150 to 2500-Pound............................................. 252-256 Nickel, Properties of............................................................... 6 Cast Steel Fittings, Flanged.............................................. 267-274 Swing, 4000-Pound................................................................. 274 Check Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Fittings, Screwed..................................................................... 262 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)...................................... 381 Line Joints, Pressure-Seal.................................................... 220 Monel.......................................................................................... 381 Sediment Separators, Y-Pattem........................................ 356 Check Valves, Ferrosteel Cast Steel Valves Ammonia................................................................................... 412 Angle..............................................................................................241,243-248 Swing, 250-Pound................................................................... 121 Angle, Lip-Seal Bonnet.................................................. 218, 219 Check Valves, Forged Steel Angie, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.........................................212, 213 Lift, 600-Pound.................................................................250, 251 Blow-Off, Sliding Stem.......................................................... 308 Lift, 6000-Pound Hydraulic............................................... 256 Check..................................................................................... 251-256 Marine..................................................................................401, 407 Gate........................................................................................223-234 Check Valves, Iron Body Gate, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............................................209-211 Globe................................................................ 240, 241, 243-248 Globe, Lip-Seal Bonnet.................................................. 218, 219 Globe, Pressure-Seal Bonnet........................................ 212, 213 Lip-Seal Bonnet........................................................................ 218,219 Locomotive Steam Heat End Type.................................. 309 Manifold..................................................................................... 408 Pipe-Line Gate.......................................................................... 232,233 Pressure-Seal Bonnet........................................................205-217 Relief............................................................................................. 333,334 Safety.......................................................................................... 324 Screw-Down Check................................................................. 408 Stop-Check.................................................................................. 304,305 Stop-Check, Pressure-SealBonnet....................................... 214,215 Venturi Ball Type, Crane-Paul............................................392,393 Ceiling and Floor Plates............................................................ 442 Cements, Asbestos.................................................... 455 Centigrade-Fahrenheit Temperature Conversion...............557 Centrifugal and Propeller Fans............................................. 370 All-Iron, 125-Pound......................... All-Iron, 1000-Pound W.O.G........ Clearway, Swing............................... Composition Disc, 150-Pound.... Lever and Weight........................... Lift........................................................ Marine.................................................. Screw-Down Type.......................... . Swing, Clearway, Underwriters'.. Swing, Hub End............................... Swing, Marine................................... Swing, With By-Pass...................... Swing, With Flexible Disc............. Swing, With Leather Faced Disc Swing, With Lever and Weight.. Swing, 125-Pound............................. Swing, 250-Pound........................... Swing, 1000-Pound W.O.G............ Vertical, 125-Pound......................... 116, 117 114 120 114 118 114, 115 400, 406 408 120 116, 117 400, 406 116 .........116, 117 116, 117, 120 118 116, 117 121 114 115 Chain Pipe Tongs........................................................................ 445 Pipe Vises.............................................................................. 444 Check Valves, Malleable Iron Swing.................................................... ................................. 114 Wheels for Valves..................................................................... 136,137 Chains for Chain Wheels........................................................... 136 Chairs, Anchor.............................................................................. 442 Channel Clamps for Pipe Hangers........................................ 438 Check Valves, All-Iron Ammonia.................................................................................... 412 Lift, Bolted Cap. .-................................................................ 115 Swing, Bolted Cap....................................................................116,117 Swing, 1000-Pound W.O.G................................................... 114 Check Valves (General) Ammonia, All-Iron.......................... Butt-Welding.................................... Clayton No-Slam.............................. Lever and Weight............................. Marine................................................. Screw-Down........................................ Socket-Welding................................. Solder-Joint, Brass........................... .................................... 412 ............................252-256 .................................... 316 .......................... 118, 253 400, 401, 404, 406-408 .................................... 408 ...........................250, 251 ............................... 420 Alphabetical Index {Cant.) CRANE v cc Page Chicago Hose Valves................................................................... 61 Chiksan Ball Bearing Swivel Joints...................................... 363 Chime Whistles, Brass............................................................... 362 Chlorine, Globe and Angle Valves for.................................. 386 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel, Properties of.. 7 Alloy Forged Steel, Properties of. .................................. 8 Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum '.18-8 Mo> Alloy Steel, Properties of...................................................... 3 Fittings........................................................................................ 383 Flanges........................................................................................ 383 Liquid Level Gauges.............................................................. 382 Unions.......................................................................................... 383 Valves, Bar Stock.................................................................... 236 Valves, Check........................................................................... 381 Valves, Diaphragm Type................................................388-391 Valves, Gate............................................................ 377, 378, 380 Valves, Globe.............................................................................379,380 Valves, Relief............................................................................ 382 Valves, Special Types............................................................ 395 Valves, Venturi Ball Type.................................................... 392,393 Chronometer Valves, Brass.......................................................403 Circle Bends..................................................................................... 502,503 Circulating Boiler Fittings...................................................... 145 Clamp Gate Valves Free-Draining Bonnet.......................................................... 74, 75 Inside Screw or Outside Screw and Yoke..................... 74, 75 Ni-Resist Iron.......................................................................... 384 Quick-Opening........................................................................ 74, 75 Clamping Bands.............................................................................171,172 Tools and Buckles................................. ................................ 171 Clamps, Band............................................. 171, 172 Channel....................................................................................... 438 Double Bolt Wrought Pipe.................................................. 438 Double Strap............................................................................. 171 Hose................................................................................................ 62,171 Hydrant..................................................................................... 67 I-Beam........................................................................................ 438 Pipe, for Pipe Hangers........................................................... 437,438 Pipe Repair..................................................................................171,172 Riser............................................................................................ 437 Single Strap............................................................................... 171 Water Pipe..................................................................................171,172 Clayton Valve Controls.............................................................. 315 &.Valves.................................................................................... 314-316 Clayton Lambert Torches.................................................. 426 Fire Pots..................................................................................... 452 Cleanouts For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves......... 91, 93, 102 For Iron Body Wedge Disc Gate Valves........................ 84 Clearway Swing Check Valves, Iron Body......................... 120 Clevis Pipe Hangers..................................................................... 430 Clip Type Hangers....................................................................... 431 Clips, Bracket................................................................................ 441 Cock Wrenches............................................................................... 72 Cocks, Brass Bibb (Faucets).......................................................................... 66 Brine............................................................................................. 66 Cylinder...................................................................................... 67 Four-Way................................................................................. 68, 69 Gas............................................................................................... 68 Gauge.............................................................................................. 67,313 Hydrant...................................................................................... 67 Lubricated Plug....................................................................... 313 Meter........................................................................................... 313 Pet................................................................................................. 67 Reversible................................................................................... 66 Spring Loaded.......................................................................... 68 Three-Way................................................................................68, 69 Try............................................................................................... 361 125-Pound.................................................................................. 250-Pound.................................................................................. Cocks, Iron All-Iron........................................................................................ Essex Lock................................................................................. 69 69 70 70 Four-Way, Spring Loaded.................................................... 71 Gas Line...................................................................................... 71 Lock............................................................................................. 70 Mine, Spring Loaded.............................................................. 71 Three-Way................................................................................. 70 125-Pound W.O.G.................................................................. 70, 71 200-Pound W.O.G................................................................... 70 Page Code For Pressure Piping Excerpts from (Threaded End Pipe)....................... 541, 542 Pipe Calculations Based on........................................... 543-545 Pipe Design Formula............................................................ 543 Ratings Based on...................................................................... 288,289 Coils, Pipe................................................................................. 518-521 Pipe, Design of, for Heat Transfer.................................... 537,538 Coiltral Fire Pots........................................................... 452 Combination Elbows, Forged Steel...................... '............. 266 Pipe Vises................................................................................... 444 Commercial Wrought Steel Pipe Data................................490,491 Common Logarithms, Four-Place Table..............................566,567 Companion Flanges, Ammonia............................................. 414,415 Bolting on.................................................................................. 457 Brass............................................................................................ 188 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)...................................... 383 Forged Steel.........................................................................291-298 For Sprinkler Service....................................................... 202-204 Iron.........................................................................................202-204 Composition Discs..................................................................... 133 Compound Gauges....................................................................... 366,367 Compound, High-Temperature Thread.............................. 464 Compression Fittings, No-Thread........................................ 172 Concentric Reducers, Butt-Welding.................................... 285 Condensation Ptimps................................................................. 371 Condensers, Atmospheric Ammonia.................................... 417 Conduits, Insulated, for Pipe Lines...................................... 485 Constant-Support Hangers.................................................... 433 Contactor Panels for Motor Operated Valves.................. 127 Control Stations for Motor Operated Valves.................... 128 Controls, Boiler, Low Water Column Type....................... 372 Remote, for Valves, Clayton............................................... 315 Remote, for Motor Operated Valves..........................126-129 Conversion Tables General........................................................................................ 552 Linear.................................................................................... 553-556 Pressure...................................................................................... 558 Temperature............................................................................. 557 Weight........................................................................................ 558 Copper Expansion Joints........................................................... 351 Gaskets, Corrugated................................................................475,476 Pipe.............................................................................................. 484 Tube Accessories..................................................................... 427 Tube, Expansion Due to Temperature Changes......... 425 Tube, for Solder-Joint Products........................................ 428 Corner Railing Fittings.............................................................. 193 Corrosion Questionnaire........................................................... 396 Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Products Fittings, Flanged, 18-8 Mo................................................. 383 Fittings, Railing, Aluminum............................................... 193 Fittings, Screwed, 18-8 Mo.................................................. 383 Flanges, 18-8 Mo..................................................................... 383 Liquid Level Gauges, 18-8 Mo........................................... 382 Piping, Special.......................................................................... 395 Service Recommendations......................................................375,376 Unions, 18-8 Mo...................................................................... 383 Valves, All Iron, All Types.................................................. 394 Valves, Angle. CLcei, lor Chlorine Service...................... 386 Valves, Diap' .agm Type, Neoprene Lined. .388, 389, 391 Valves, Diaphragm Type, Rubber Lined. .. 388, 389, 391 Valves, Diaphragm Type, Unlined..............................388-391 Valves, Gate, Alloy Cast Iron............................................. 385 Valves, Gate, Monel................................................................ 377,378 Valves, Gate, Ni-Resist Cast Iron....................................... 384 Valves, Gate, Steel, Monel Trimmed.............................. 387 Valves, Gate, 18-8 Mo..........................................377, 378, 380 Valves, Globe, Monel............................................................. 379 Valves, Globe, Steel, for Chlorine Service...................... 386 Valves, Globe, Steel, Monel Trimmed............................. 387 Valves, Globe, 18-8 Mo.......................................................... 379,380 Valves, Relief, 18-8 Mo........................................................ 382 Valves, Special Types............................................................ 395 Valves, Swing Check, Monel............................................... 381 Valves, Swing Check, 18-8 Mo........................................... 381 Valves, Venturi Ball Type..................................................... 392,393 Corrosive Fluids, Metals Recommended for........................ 375,376 Corrugated Expansion Joints................................................. 351 Gaskets for Flanged Joints....................................................475,476 Counterbalance Joints (Swivel)...............................................363 Countersunk Plugs, Erass....................................................... 185 Plugs, Iron................................................................................. 166 VI 1 CRANE c Alphabetical Index (Cont,) c Page Couplings, AAR. Malleable Iron ....................................... 148 AAR, Steel......................................... ... ............ 170 API Line Pipe............................................................................ 170 Brass, Drainage........................................................................ 159 Brass, Hose......................... ............. . .............................. 62 Brass (.Wrought Copper , Solder-Joint ............................ 422 Brass, 125-Pound ............................................................. 184 Brass, 250-Pound .................................................................. 186 Cast Iron, Drainage................................................................ 161 Chrome-Nickel-Molv. <18-8 Mo......................................... 383 Circulating Boiler, Malleable Iron.................................... 145 Drainage...................................................................................... 161 Dresser......................................................................................... 172 Forged Steel, Screwed, 3000-Pound........................... 258, 259 Forged Steel, Screwed, 6000-Pound........................... 258, 259 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding, 2000-Pound............276, 277 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding, 4000-Pound............276, 277 Gruvagrip.................................................................................... 172 Half, Forged Steel.......................................................... 258, 259 Half, Merchant......................................................................... 170 Hose.............................................................................................. 62 Malleable Iron, CirculatingBoiler...................................... 145 Malleable Iron, Drainage. . .:........................................... 159 Malleable Iron, 150-Pound............................................ 140-144 Malleable Iron, 300-Pound............................................ 146-148 No-Thread.................................................................................. 172 Merchant.................................................................................... 170 Pipe Hanger................................................................. 435 Recessed Steel Pipe................................................................. 170 Rolagrip...................................................................................... 172 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel................................... 276, 277 Solder-Joint.................................................................................. 422 Steel Pipe.................................................................. 170, 258, 259 Vent Pipe.................................................................................... 484 Water Well Casing.................................................................. 170 Welded on.................................................................................. 513 Well Driller............................................................................. 170 Wood Rod.................................................................................. 67 Covering, Pipe....................................................................... 454, 455 Crane Metals, Properties of..........................................................2-9 Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings......................................... 164 Crane-Line Backflow Preventers.............................................. 318 Cranelap Flanges, Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Lb.. . .291-297 Joints, Description............................................................505-509 Joints, Dimensions.................................................................. 508 Joints, Finishes for Faces..................................................... 511 Stub Ends, Butt-Welding............................................ 280-283 Crane-Paul Venturi Ball Valves .................................. 392, 393 Cranite Composition Discs for Valves.................................. 133 Gaskets....................................................................... 472, 474-476 Gaskets, for Ammonia.......................................................... 416 Sheet Packing, Asbestos Composition.............................. 473 Cranoii Discs for Valves.......................................................31, 133 Crosby Gauges............................................................................... 366 Relief Valves............................................................................. 334 Safety Valves............................................................................ 324 Crosses AAR, Malleable Iron............................................................. 148 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Standard Pipe..................280, 281 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Extra Strong Pipe.......... 282, 283 Flanged, Cast Iron, Sprinkler..................................... 196-201 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................................. 196-199 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound..................................200, 201 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound...................268-273 Railing, Aluminum.................................................................. 193 Railing, Malleable Iron................................................ 190, 191 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound.......................................... 184, 185 Screwed, Brass, 250-Pound.................................................. 186 Screwed, Cast Iron, Sprinkler........................... 150-152, 155 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound........................ 150-152, 155 Screwed, Forged Steel................................................... 258, 259 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy..................................... 146 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing.................................... 190 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound ......................140-144 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound........................ 146-148 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel..................................... 276, 277 Sprinkler, Cast Iron, Flanged........................................196-201 Sprinkler, Cast Iron, Screwed........................... 150-152, 155 Water Pipe, Cast Iron.......................................................... 496 Page Crossover Bends........................................................................... 502 Cups, Grease and Oil ............................................................... 374 Cutler-Hammer Motor Operated Valves.....................126-129 Cut-Off, Low Water................................................................... 372 \ \Cutters, Glass Tube.............................................................. 331 \Pipe and Tubing.............................................................'' ' 443 Cylinder Cocks, Brass........................................................... 37 Operated Valves...............................................................-124 125 Cylindrical Pipe Coils.................................................................. 519 D Dead Weight Testers................................................................... 333 Deflection of Horizontal Pipe Lines...................................... 551 Density of Air............................................................................. | 539 Designation of Materials on Crane Products................... 10 Of Ratings on Crane Products........................................... 10 Detroit Lubricators...................................................................... 374 Dexter Automatic Separators......................................'.......... 353 Valve Reseating Equipment............................................... 453 Diaphragm Valves, Y-Pattern General Description and Recommendations............388-391 Aluminum Body................................................................388-391 Brass Body.......................................................................... 388-391 Iron Body.............................................................................388-391 Iron Body, Neoprene Lined............................... 388, 389, 391 Underwriters' Approved.............................................. 389, 390 18-8 Mo Body..................................................................388-391 Die Stocks.............................................................................. 447, 448 Discs, Composition No. 1 Cranite or No. 4 Cranite.......................................... 133 No. 5 Cranoii...................................................................... 31, 133 No. 6, No. 10, or No. 12......................................................133 Distinguishing Marks on Crane Products........................ 10 Double Cylindrical Pipe Coils.................................................... 519 Extra Strong Pipe................................................................... 481 Extra Strong Pipe, Butt-Welding Fittings for..............284 Extra Strong Pipe, Socket-Welding Fittings for. .276-279 Offset U-Bends........................................................................ 502 Pipe Fittings............................................................................ 415 Pipe Heat Exchangers.......................................................... 522 Strap Clamps............................................................................ 171 Thickness Cranelap Joints................................................... 507 Y-Branches, Drainage................................................... 162, 163 Downblast Unit Heaters................................................... 368, 369 Drain Tappings on Flanged Fittings, Location of.............. 578 Tappings on Flanged Valves, Location of....................... 579 Valves for Air or Water................................................343, 344 Drainage Fittings, Brass.......................................................................... 159 Fittings, Cast Iron........................................................... 159-164 Fittings, Cast Iron, Uncoated........................................... 159 Fittings, Crane-Hulbert, for Wall Closets..................... 164 Fittings, Malleable Iron....................................................... 159 Fittings, Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought CopperJ......... 424 Fittings, Thread Engagement for............................. 159, 494 Dresser Couplings and Clamps.............................................. 172 Drilling Templates 150-Pound Brass.............................................. 458 150-Pound Corrosion-Resistant........................................ 458 300-Pound Brass..................................................................... 458 25-Pound Cast Iron.............................................................. 459 125-Pound Cast Iron............................................................ 459 250-Pound Cast Iron...............................................................460 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron.......................................... 460 150-Pound Steel...................................................................... 461 300-Pound Steel...................................................................... 461 400-Pound Steel...................................................................... 462 600-Pound Ste;l...................................................................... 462 900-Pound Steel...................................................................... 462 1500-Pound Steel.................................................................... 463 2500-Pound Steel.................................................................... 463 Drip Pan Elbows, Cast Ir.n..................................................... 325 Pockets, Cast Iron................................................................. 355 Drop Elbows, Malleable Iron................................................... 141 Dust-Stop Air Filters................................................................ 456 Alphabetical Index (Conf.) E CRANE F Vll 1 Page Page Eagle Bar and Wire Solders...................................................... 427 Fabricated Piping............................................................... 497-522 Eccentric Bushings, Iron.......................................................... 167 Reducers, Butt-Welding, Steel........................................... 285 Reducers, Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound............... 196-199 Reducers, Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 1500-Pound... 269 Reducers, Screwed, Cast Iron .................................. 150, 151 Fabrication, Unit, of Piping and Vaives....................514, 515 Face Bushings, Brass................................................................... 185 Bushings, Iron.......................................................................... 167 Bushings, Steel......................................................................... 260 Facings, Male, Female, T. and G., Dimensions. . . .468, 469 Ejectors............................................................................................ 373 Ring Joint, Dimensions................................................ 470, 471 Elasticity Modulus of Pipe....................................................... 549 Elbows AAR............................................................................................. 148 Facings and Finishes for Flanges, Description......... 510, 511 Fahrenheit-Centigrade Temperature Conversion...............557 Fanning Flow Formula for Steam......................................... 534 Ammonia................................................................... 146, 147, 414 Fans................................................................................................... 370 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Standard Pipe..................280, 281 Faucets, Ground Key, Brass.................................................... 66 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Extra Strong Pipe.......... 282, 283 Feather-Touch Remote Controls.......................................... 315 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Double Extra Strong Pipe. . 284 Female and Male Facings for Flanged Products... .468, 469 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Schedule 160 Pipe.................. 284 Ferrosteel, Properties of.................................................... 4 Circulating Boiler Type........................................................ 145 Ferrosteel Double Pipe Fittings............................................. 415 Combination.............................................................................. 266 Drip Pan, for Safety Valves................................................ 325 Drop, Malleable Iron............................................................. 141 Flanged, Cast Iron, Sprinkler.............................................. 156,196-201 Flanged Fittings................................................................ 196-201 Flanged Fittings for Ammonia........................................... 414 Flanges..................................................................................202-204 Steam Separators..................................................................... 354 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................................. 196-199 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound.................................. 200, 201 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound.................. 267-274 Steam Traps......................................................................345, 346 Valves, Ammonia............................................................ 410-413 Valves, Angle.................................................................... 110, 111 Flanged, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................... 383 Valves, Blow-Off...................................................................... 308 Pressure Drop in......... ............................................................ 540 Railing, Malleable Iron..................................................190, 191 Valves. Check..'.............................................................. 115, 121 Valves, Gate............................................................ 82, 83, 98, 99 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound...........................................184, 185 Valves, Globe....................................................................110, 111 Screwed, Brass, 250-Pound.................................................. 186 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage..................................... 160, 161 Valves, Stop-Check................................................................. 303 Fiberglas Dust-Stop Air Filters.............................................. 456 Screwed, Cast Iron, Sprinkler..................................... 150-157 Filters, Air....................................................................................... 456 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound...................................150-152 Finishes and Facings for Flanges.................................. 510, 511 Screwed, Cast Iron, 250-Pound........................................ 157 Fire Hose Cabinets....................................................................... 64 Screwed, Cast Steel................................................................ 262 Pots.............................................................................................. 452 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................... 383 Torches........................................................................................ 426 Screwed, Forged Steel.................................................... 258, 259 Fire Side Fusible Plugs............................................................... 362 Screwed, Malleable Iron, AAR........................................ 148 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy..................................... 146 Fisher Pressure Relief Valves................................................... 311 Fitting End Plugs, Solder-Joint, Wrought Copper......... 424 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing...............................190, 191 Fittings Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound.......................140, 144 AAR, Screwed........................................................................... 148 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound........................146-148 AAR, Union...................................................................... 179, 180 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel....................................276, 277 Air Tested, 150-Pound, Malleable Iron.......................... 144 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copperl........................... 423 Ammonia....................................................................146, 414, 415 Sprinkler, Cast Iron........................................................150-157,196-201 Bonney WeldOlets................................................................... 287 Union, AAR.......................................................................179, 180 Union, Screwed, Brass.......................................................... 187 Union, Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound......... 174, 175 Butt-Welding, Steel.......................................................... 280-286 Circulating Boiler.................................................................... 145 Corrosion-Resistant Alloy.................................................... 383 Union, Screwed, Malleable Iron, 200-Pound................ 176 Union, Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound.........179, 180 Crane-Hulbert Drainage....................................................... 164 Double Pipe............................................................................... 415 Vent Pipe, Metalbestos........................................................ 484 Drainage, Brass, Screwed..................................................... 159 Electric Motor Operated Valves....................................... 126-129 Electrical Equipment for Motor Operated Valves........... 127 Enclosures, Standard, for Motor Operated Valves......... 127 End Bolts, Flattened.................................................................... 437 Valves for Locomotives........................................................ 309 Ends, Cranelap Stub, Butt-Welding................................ 280-283 Engineering Data.................................................................. 523-580 Essex Lock Cocks.......................................................................... 70 Exchangers, Double Pipe Heat............................................... 522 Exelloy, Properties of.................................................................. 3 Exelloy Globe and Angle Valves, Bar Stock...................... 236 Exhaust Heads, Cast Iron........................................................ 349 Relief Valves, Iron Body.............................................. 310, 311 Expansion Joints......................................................................................350-352 Of Copper Tubing................................................................... 425 Of Liquids, Increase in Pressure Due to......................... 11 Of Pipe, Due to Temperature Changes........................... 349 Of Pipe, Thermal.................................................................... 549 U-Bends, Standard Types............................................ 502, 503 Valves, Ammonia.................................................................... 413 Extension Bars, Perforated............... 437 Eye Bolts, for Pipe Hangers............................................... 437 Pieces, Malleable Iron........................................................... 141 Pipe or Riser Clamps............................................................. 437 Stems for Valves...................................................................... 131 Extra Heavy Steel Pipe Couplings, Not Recessed........... 170 Heavy Steel Pipe Couplings, Recessed........................... 170 Strong Pipe............................................................................... 480 Strong Pipe, Butt-Welding Fittings for.........282, 283, 285 Strong Pipe, Socket-Welding Fittings for................ 276-279 Eye Bolts, Extension, for Pipe Hangers................................ 437 Drainage, Brass, Solder-Joint............................................. 424 Drainage, Cast Iron......................................................... 159-164 Drainage, Malleable Iron..................................................... 159 Flanged, Ammonia..........................................................414, 415 Flanged, Cast Iron and Ferrosteel.............................. 196-201 Flanged, Cast Steel........................................................... 267-274 Flanged, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................... 383 Flanged, Sprinkler.................................................................... 156,196-201 Flanged, Steel, Galvanizing................................................. 476 Gruvagrip................................................................................... 172 Hose..........................................................................................62, 63 Marine, Brass, Iron, and Steel................................... 399, 402 Metalbestos............................................................................... 484 No-Thread................................................................................. 172 Railing................................................................................... 189-193 Reducing, How to Read........................................................ 577 Rolagrip..................................................................................... 172 Screwed, Brass.................................................................... 183-188 Screwed, Cast Iron........................................ 149-157, 166, 167 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage.......................................159-164 Screwed, Cast Steel................................................................ 262 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................... 383 Screwed, Forged Steel...................................................... 258-261 Screwed, Malleable Iron, AAR........................................ 148 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Bushings................................ 167 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Circulating Boiler............. 145 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Drainage............................... 159 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Plugs...................................... 166 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing.............................190, 191 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound........................140-144 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound....................... 146-148 Screwed, Sprinkler.............................................................150-157 Vlll CRANE Alphabetical Index {Cant.) FF Page Page Fittings (Cont.1 Flaring Tool.................................................................................... 427 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel........................................276-279 Flat Spiral Pipe Coils.................................................................. 519 Solder-Joint, Brass - Wrought Copper).................... 422-424 Type Pipe Coils........................................................................ 520 Sprinkler, Cast Iron, .................................. 150-157, 196-201 Flattened Lag Screws and End Bolts.................................. 437 Union, AAR................................ .....................................179, 180 Flexible Ball, Swivel, Swing, and Revolving Joints.. 363-365 Union, Brass.............................................................................. 187 Disc Iron Body Swing Check Valves........................ 116-118 Union, Cast Iron Return Bends)......................... 415 Float and Thermostatic Traps................................. 343 Union, Malleable Iron................................ .174-176, 179, 180 Valves....................................................................................315, 317 Vacuum........ .............................................................................. 159 Valves, Remote Controls for.............................................. 315 Water Pipe, Cast Iron.................................. 496 Floor and Ceiling Plates............................................................ 442 Welding, Butt-Welding.................................................... 280-286 Flanges, Aluminum................................................................ 193 Welding, Socket-Welding................................................ 276-279 Flanges, Brass.......................................................................... 184 WeldOlets.................................................................................... 287 Flanges, Cast Iron.................................................................. 203 Flange Facings and Finishes, Description................... 510, 511 Flanges, Malleable Iron, Ball............................................ 190 Facings, Male, Female, T., 8c G., Dimensions.. .468, 469 Flanges, Malleable Iron, Round........................................ 203 Facings, Ring Joint, Dimensions................................ 470, 471 Stands........................................................................ 128, 130, 131 Jacks............................................. 445 Flow Formula for Steam..................................................... 534, 535 Protectors for Valves and Fittings.................................... 457 Of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe......................... 533 Flange Unions Ammonia, Tongue and Groove........................................... 182 Of Steam ThroughSteel Pipe........................................534, 535 Of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe................... 532 Cast Iron, 125-Pound, Gasket Type................................ 181 Flue Brushes and Scrapers........................................................ 452 Forged Steel, Tongue and Groove.................................... 182 Fluid Flow, Valve and Fitting Resistance to............. 530, 531 Forged Steel, Ground Joint.................................................. 265 Pressure Drop in Elbows and Bends............................... 540 Malleable Iron, Three-Part, Ground Joint.................... 181 Fluxes, Soldering............. ......................................................425, 427 Malleable Iron, Tongue and Groove................................ 182 Foot Valves Flanged Fittings Brass, Names of Parts......................................................... 44 Ammonia..................................................................................... 414 Brass................................................................ 45 Cast Iron and Ferrosteel, 25-Pound................................. 196 Iron Body, Brass Disc and Leather Disc...................... 119 Cast Iron and Ferrosteel, 125-Pound......................... 196-199 Forged Carbon-Molybdenum Steel, Properties of........... 8 Cast Iron and Ferrosteel, 250-Pound............... .200, 201 Carbon Steel, Properties of................................................. 8 Cast Steel, 150 to 4000-Pound......................................267-274 Chrome-Molybdenum Steel, Properties of.................... 8 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)...................................... 383 Nickel Steel, Properties of................................................... 8 Drain Tappings for................................................................. 578 Forged Steel AAR Unions......................................................... 180 Galvanizing, Cast Steel......................................................... 476 Combination Elbows............................................................. 266 Marine.......................................................................................... 399,402 Fittings, Screwed.............................................................. 258-261 Sprinkler.......................................................................................156,196-201 Fittings, Socket-Welding............................................... 276-279 Flanged Joints Flanges, for Ammonia.......................................................... 415 Assembly and Maintenance................................................. 526 Flanges, 150 to 2500-Pound.......................................... 291-298 Cranelap................................................................ 505-509, 511 Unions...............................................................180, 182, 263-265 Facings for........................................................ 468-471, 510, 511 Valves, Angle............................................................ 236-239, 386 Ring, Dimensions and Description of Rings............470-472 Ring, Facings and Finishes.................................................. 511 Screwed....................................................................................... 505 Welded...................................................................................505-509 Flanges Ammonia......................................................................................414,415 Blind, Cast Iron........................................................................ 202,204 Blind, Corrosion-Resistant................................................... 383 Blind, Forged Steel........................................... 291-297, 415 Boiler........................................................................................... 290 Brass, Floor............................................................................... 184 Brass, 150 and 300-Pound.................................................... 188 Cast Iron, Floor....................................................................... 203 Cast Iron, 125 and 250-Pound......................................202-204 Valves, Relief........................................................................... 334 Forway Valves, Hydraulic.......................................................... 314 Four-Way Cocks, Brass......................................................... 68, 69 Cocks, Iron............................................................................... 71 Tees, Malleable Iron............................................................ 141 Freon, Gauges for.......................................................................... 367 Friction of Fluids in Valves and Fittings...................530, 531 Full-Way Pipe-Line Gate Valves, Steel...................... 232, 233 Fulton Sylphon Temperature Regulators........................... 342 Functions, Natural Trigonometric.................................563-565 Fusible Plugs................................................................................ 362 Plugs for Motor Operated Valves.......................................128 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)...................................... 383 Companion, BoIt:ng-On........................................................ 457 Cranelap, Forger Steel.................................................... 291-297 Ferrosteel.... ..................................................................202, 204 Floor, Aluminum..................................................................... 193 G Floor, Brass.................... - ..................................................... 154 Floor, Iron................................................................................... 190,203 Forged Steel, Ammonia........................................................ 415 Forged Steel, Boiler.................. 290 Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound................................ 291-298 Forged Steel, 4000-Pound.................................................... 274 Galvanizing, Forged Steel.................................................... 476 Hanger, for Pipe...................................................................... 436 Malleable Iron, Ammonia......................................................414,415 Malleable Iron, Floor.............................................................. 190,203 Marine.......................................................................................... 399,402 Reducing with........................................................................... 198,201 Screwed, Ammonia................................................................... 414,415 Screwed, Brass......................................................................... 188 Screwed, Cast Iron and Ferrosteel.............................. 202-204 Screwed, Corrosion-Resistant............................................. 383 Screwed, Forged Steel..................................... 291-297, 415 Screwed, Malleable Iron........................................................ 414,415 Slip-On Welding, Forged Steel..................................... 291-297 Wall.............................................................................................. 191,193 Welding Neck, Forged Steel.................................................291,298 Welding Neck, Boring of...................................................... 298 Gages.................................................................................. See Gauges Galvanizing Steel Flanges and Flanged Fittings............. 476 Garden Hose Valves................................................................... 61 Gas Fired Unit Heaters............................................................. 871 Line Cocks, Iron.................................................................... 71 Stops, Brass............................................................................. 68 Vents, Metalbestos................................................................ 484 Gaskets All Types, 150 and 300-Pound Brass.............................. 472 All Types, 25, 125, and 250-Pound Cast Iron............. 474 All Types, 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron.................. 475 All Types, 150 to 1500-Pound Steel.........................472, 475 Ammonia............................................... 416 For Large Tongue and Groove Joints............................. 476 For Unions and Union Fittings......................................... 476 Rings for Ring Joints............................................................ 472 Gasoline Fire Pots...................................................................... 452 Torches...................................................................................... 426 Gate Valves, All-Iron, Double Disc................................ 96, 97 Wedge Disc.............................................. 74, 75, 78, 79, 82, 83 Alphabetical Index (Cont.) CRANE IX G Page Gate Valves, Brass Double Disc, 125-Pound...................................................... 16 Double Wedge Disc, 125-Pound........................................ 16 Hose........................................................................................60, 403 Marine.........................................................................400, 403, 404 Names of Parts ...................................................................... 14 Quick-Opening.......................................................................... 56 Solder-Joint............................................................................... 420 Underwriters', Cam Action.................................................. 56 Underwriters', Hose............................................................... 60 Underwriters', 200-Pound.................................................... 19 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 100-Pound................... 15 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 125-Pound................ 17 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 150-Pound................... 17 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 200-Pound................... Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 300-Pound................... Wedge Disc, Outside Screw and Yoke, 200-Pound. .. Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 125-Pound............................. Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 150-Pound............. ............... Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 200-Pound............................. Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 300-Pound............................. 19 20 19 16 17 18 21 Gate Valves, Cast Steel By-Passes for..................................................................... 211, 231 Gearing for................................................................................. 234 Marine......................................................................... 401, 402, 407 Monel Trimmed for Corrosive Services........................... 387 Pipe-Line...................................................................................... 232,233 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Type............................................209-211 150, 300, and 400-Pound.................................................226-230 600-Pound (Large Sizes! ..................... 226-230 600-Pound (Small Sizes)..................................................223-225 600-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet...............................209-211 900 and 1500-Pound......................................................... 226-230 900 and 1500-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............ 209-211 2500-Pound................................................................................ 234 4000-Pound................................................................................ 274 Gate Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................. 377, 378, 380 Monel............................................................................................. 377,378 Monel Trimmed......................................................................... 387 Ni-Resist.................................................................................... 384 Plug Type..................................................................................... 377 Gate Valves, Ferrosteel Double Disc, 500-Pound W.O.G........................................ 98 Double Disc, 800-Pound W.O.G........................................ 99 Names of Parts............................................................................ 82,88 Wedge Disc, 250-Pound........................................................... 82,83 Gate Valves, Iron Body A.W.W.A., Double Disc...........................................................94,95 Accessories for Double Disc Type.................................... 102 Accessories for Wedge Disc Type......................................... 84,85 Clamp..............................................................................................74,75 Double Disc, All-Iron.........................................................96, 97 Double Disc, Brass Trimmed..........................................90-99 Double Disc, Water Works..............................................94, 95 Double Disc, 25-Pound......................................................90, 91 Double Disc, 100-Pound W.O.G.....................................92, 93 Double Disc, 200-Pound (A.W.W.A.).......................... 94, 95 Double Disc, 200-Pound W.O.G.....................................96, 97 Double Disc, 500-Pound W.O.G........................................ 98 Double Disc, 800-Pound W.O.G........................................ 99 Marine.......................................................................................... 400,405 Names of Parts, Double Disc............................................. 88 Names of Parts, Wedge Disc....................................74, 77, 82 Ni-Resist Cast Iron................................................................ 384 Process Industry...................................................................... 385 Quick-Opening..............................................................................75,80 Underwriters'............................................................................ 80 Wedge Disc, All-Iron.................................................. 75, 79, 83 Wedge Disc, Alloy Trimmed (18-8 Mo)........................... 384,385 Wedge Disc, Brass Trimmed...........................................74-83 Wedge Disc, Clamp............................................................ 74, 75 Wedge Disc, Marine................................................................400,405 Wedge Disc, Ni-Resist............................................................ 384 Wedge Disc, Process Industry.......................................... 385 Wedge Disc, Quick-Opening............................................75, 80 Wedge Disc, Underwriters'................................................ 80 Wedge Disc, 25-Pound......................................................... 76 Wedge Disc, 125-Pound.................................................... 77-81 Wedge Disc, 125-Pound, Clamp Gate.........................74, 75 Wedge Disc, 250-Pound....................................................82, 83 Page Gate Valves (General) A.W.W.A., Iron Body...............................................................94,95 Butt-Welding...................................................209-211, 226-234 Clamp, Iron Body................................................................74, 75 Cylinder Operated............................................................ 124, 125 Hose, Brass........................................................................... 60, 403 Marine....................................................................... 400, 405, 407 Monel Trimmed, Cast Steel................................................ 387 Motor Operated.................................................................126-129 Ni-Resist Cast Iron for Corrosive Services................... 384 Pipe-Line, Cast Steel....................................................... 232-233 Plug Type, 18-8 Mo and Monel........................................... 377 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel........................................... 209-211 Process Industry, Alloy Cast Iron Body........................ 385 Radiator..................................................................................... 58 Reseating Equipment for..................................................... 453 Socket-Welding..................................................................223-225 Solder-Joint, Brass................................................................. 420 Underwriters', Brass....................................................19, 56, 60 Underwriters', Iron Body.................................................... 80 Gauge Accessories....................................................... 361, 366, 367 Cocks.......................................................................................67, 313 Glass Guards and Glass Tube Cutters........................... 361 Glasses, "Pyr^x"..................................................................... 361 Gauges, Altitude, Compound, Pressure, or Vacuum.366, 367 Ammonia, Hydraulic, or Refrigeration........................... 367 Liquid, for Ammonia............................................................ 413 Liquid Level, for Corrosive Services............................... 382 Siphons for................................................................................ 361 Thermometer Type................................................................ 367 Water.......................................................................................... 360 Gear Covers for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves................. 234 Gearing for Cast Steel Angle Valves.................................... 248 For Cast Steel Gate Valves................................................. 234 For Cast Steel Globe Valves............................................... 248 For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves...................... 102 For Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves................................. 85 Glass Body Oil Cups................................................................... 374 Tube Cutters and Guards.................................................... 361 Globe Valves, All-Iron Ammonia..............................................................................411, 413 Bolted Bonnet, Heavy Duty.............................................. Ill Union Bonnet.......................................................................... 105 Yoke Bonnet............................................................................ 10 Globe Valves, Brass AAR, including Parts for.................................................... 38-40 Bolted Bonnet, 150 and 200-Pound................................. 34 Bolted Bonnet, 300-Pound.................... 37 Bolted Bonnet, 2500-Pound Hydraulic........................... 42 Composition Disc, 100-Pound............................................ 25 Composition Disc, 150-Pound............................................ 28 Composition Disc, 200-Pound............................................ 32 Composition Disc, for Liquefied Petroleum Gas......... 30 Cranoil Disc, for Light Oils and Gases........................... 31 Lock Shield, 100-Pound........................................................ 25 Marine..................................................................................400, 404 Names of Parts....................................................................... 24 Needle Point.................................................................................26,27 Outside Screw and Yoke.......................................................... 37,39 Plug Type Disc, 150-Pound................................................ 29 Plug Type Disc, 200-Pound................................................ "2 Plug Type Disc, 300-Pound.............................................. 36-42 Plug Type Disc, 2000-Pound Hydraulic......................... 41 Plug Type Disc, 2500-Pound Hydraulic......................... 42 Quick-Opening, Self-Closing.................................................... 54,55 Radiator..................................................................................... 58 Regrinding, 200-Pound......................................................... 33 Regrinding, 300-Pound......................................................... 35 Solder-Joint............................................................................... 421 Union End, 200-Pound......................................................... 58 Union End, 300-Pound AAR..................................................38,39 Union End, 300-Pound Regrinding.................................. 35 Whistle Type................................. -........................................ 54 Wrenches for Removing Seat Rings................................ 137 100-Pound................................................................................. 25 125-Pound............................................................... ' 26 150-Pound................................................................28, 29, 33, 34 200-Pound............................................................................... 32-34,58 300-Pound................................................................................ 35-40 2000-Pound Hydraulic........................................................... 41 2500-Pound Hydraulic.......................................................... 42 CRANEX Alphabetical Index (Cont.) G Page Globe Valves, Cast Steel Gearing for .................................................... ...................... 248 Lip-Seal Bonnet Type, ....................... 218, 219 Marine.......................................................................401, 402, 407 Monel Trimmed for CorrosiveServices .......................... 387 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Type........................................212, 213 Stop-Check, 300, 400, and 600-Pound.....................304, 305 Stop-Check, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.............................214, 215 Union End.....................................................................................240 150, 300, and 400-Pound ................... 243-248 600-Pound. ..........................................................240, 243-248 900-Pound............................................................................. 243-248 1500-Pound............................................................... 241, 243-248 1500-Pound, Lip-Seal Bonnet..................................... 218, 219 1500-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............................212, 213 2500-Pound...........................................................................243-248 2500-Pound, Lip-Seal Bonnet ................................... 218, 219 4000-Pound................................................................................... 274 Globe Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Chrome-Nickel-Moly. <.18-8 Mo;................................379, 380 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo),Bar Stock.................. 236 Exelloy fBar Stock)............................................................... 236 Monel........................................................................................... 379 Monel Trimmed.................................. . 387 Globe Valves, Ferrosteel Ammonia............................................................................. 411, 412 Yoke Bonnet, 250-Pound..............................................110, 111 Globe Valves, Forged Steel Bar Stock.................................................................................... 236 Chlorine Service....................................................................... 386 Marine........................................................................401, 402, 407 Monel Trimmed for CorrosiveServices........................... 387 600-Pound............................................................................ 237-239 6000-Pound Hydraulic........................................................... 242 Globe Valves, Iron Body All-Iron............................................................... 105,108,111 All-Iron, Heavy Duty........................................................... Ill Composition Disc, Union Bonnet,150-Pound. ... .. 105 Diaphragm Type, Lined and Unlined........................388-391 Marine.................................................................................. 400, 406 Names of Parts........................................................................ 107 Plug Type Disc..................................................................104, 106 Union Bonnet...................................................................... 104-106 Yoke Bonnet.................................................................... 107-110 125-Pound............................................................................108, 109 150-Pound............................................................................104, 105 250-Pound.................................................................................. 110 1000-Pound W.O.G................................................................. 106 Globe Valves, Malleable Iron 1000-Pound W.O.G.. . . 106 Globe Valves (Generali AAR. . ................................38, 39 Ammonia, All-Iron........................................................... 411-413 Butt-Welding...................................................................... 243-248 Cylinder Operated............................................................ 124, 125 Diaphragm Type, Lined and Unlined........................388-391 Lip-Seal Bonnet, Steel. ... 218, 219 Marine.....................................................400-402, 404, 406, 407 Monel Trimmed, Steel........................................................... 387 Motor Operated................................................................. 126-129 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel.......................................... 212, 213 Quick-Opening, Brass......................................................... 54, 55 Radiator...................................................................................... 58 Reseating Equipment for..................................................... 453 Socket-Welding...................................................... 238, 239, 241 Solder-Joint, Brass.................................................................. 421 Stop-Check, 250 to 600-Pound. ............................ 303-305 Stop-Check. 900 and 1500-Pound .....................214, 215 Tank Float ................................................................315, 317 Government Pattern Radiator Valves............................. 58 Unions, Brass............................................................................ 187 Graphitization, Steels Resistant to..................................... 7 Grease Cups................................................................................... 374 Grinnell Constant-Support and Spring Hangers... .433, 434 Ground Joint Flange Unions............................................181, 265 Union Elbows. Brass............................................................. 187 Unions, Brass.................................................................... 187, 424 Unions and Union Fittings, Malleable Iron............ 175-180 Unions, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy.................................... 383 Unions, Forged Steel............................................ 180, 263, 264 Gruvagrip Couplings and Fittings............................................172 Guards for Water Gauges......................................................... 361 H Page Half Couplings Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G............................... 258, 259 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G............................... 258, 259 Steel Pipe................................................................................... 170 Hammer Blow Chain Wheels................................................. 136 Handles, for Hydrants............................................................... 67 For Valves............................................................................134, 135 Size of Holes............................................................................. 135 Hanger Flanges............................................................................ 436 Rod Couplings......................................................................... 435 Rods............................................................................................ 436 Hangers, Pipe.......................................................................... 430-434 Pipe Accessories.................................................................435-438 Swivel.......................................................................................... 431 Hastelloy "C", Description of............................................... 3 Headers, Welded.................................................................... 516, 517 Heat Exchangers, Welded.......................................................... 522 Transfer, Design of Pipe Coils for...............................537, 538 Transfer through Pipe Walls, Theory of........................ 536 Heaters, Unit................................................................368, 369, 371 Heating and Ventilating Equipment.............................. 368-371 Heavy Malleable Iron Fittings................................................. 146 Hexagon Bushings, Brass.......................................................... 185 Bushings, Iron........... .............................................................. 167 Bushings, Steel........................................................................ 260 Head Plugs, Steel................................................................... 260 High Temperature Pipe Thread Compound......................... 464 Tensile Cast Iron, Properties of........................................ 4 Hoffman Condensation Pumps..................................................371 Float and Thermostatic Traps.......................................... 343 Hooks, Pipe Hanger (U-Type)............................................... 435 Single............................................................................................ 441 Wire ............................................................................................ 435 Horizontal Pipe Lines, Deflection of..................................... 551 Steam and Oil Separators...................................................354,355 Horizontal Lift Check Valves Brass, Bali Disc.................................................................... 46, 47 Brass, 100-Pound.................................................................... 45 Brass, 125-Pound.................................................................... 46 Brass, 150-Pound................................................................... 47 Brass, 200-Pound...................................................................48-50 Brass,.300-Pound...................................................................... 51 Brass, 2000-Pound Hydraulic............................................. 52 Brass, 2500-Pound Hydraulic............................................. 52 Composition Disc, Brass............................................45, 47, 49 Composition Disc, Iron Body.............................................. 114 Forged Steel, 600-Pound........................................... 250, 251 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound Hydraulic................................ 256 Iron Body, 125-Pound........................................................... 115 Iron Body, Bolted Cap........................................................ 115 Iron Body, Union Cap.......................................................... 114 Marine...............................................................400-402, 404, 407 Hose Cabinets................................................................................ 64 Clamps............................................................................... 171, 172 Couplings.................................................................................. 62 Fittings........................................................................................62,63 Nozzles and Pipes.................................................................. 63 Racks.......................................................................................... 64 Threads...................................................................................... 59 Valves, Angle, 250-Pound................................................... 61 Valves, Cab.............................................................................. 40 Valves, Chicago...................................................................... 61 Valves, Garden....................................................................... 61 Valves, Gate, 200-Pound..................................................... 60 Valves, Gate, Underwriters'.............................................. 60 Valves, Marine................................................................400, 403 Hot Water Radiator Valves..................................................... 58 Hub End Valves Gate, A.W.W.A........................................................................94,95 Gate, Iron Body, Double Disc.........................................90-95 Gate, Iron Body, Wedge Disc.......................................... 78-81 Gate, Underwriters'................................................................ 80,81 Gate, Wrenches for Top Nuts........................................... 137 Swing Check, Iron Body, 125-Pound......................116, 117 Hydrant Clamps......................................................................... 67 Handles...................................................................................... 67 Stops, Brass............................................................................. 67 Hydraulic Cylinder Operated Valves...........................124, 125 Forway Valves........................................................................ 314 Gauges....................................................................................... 367 Hy-Trol Valves.............................................................................. 314 Alphabetical Index (Cont.) CRANE xi I Page I-Beam Clamps for Pipe Hangers........................................ 438 Ihrigized Steel, Crane, Description of ............................. 3 llg Heating and Ventilating Equipment............................... 370 I nch-Millimeter Conversion................................................553-556 Increasers, Drainage................................................................... 161 For Cast Iron Water Pipe.................................................... 486 Indicator Floor Stands ..................................................... 130, 131 Posts, Standard...................................................................... 132 Posts, Underwriters'............................................................... 132 Indicators for Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves.................. 84 For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves....................... 102 For Motor Operated Valves................................................ 128 Injectors.......................................................................................... 373 I nserts. Reducer, Socket-Welding, Steel............................. 278 Installation of Air Vent Valves............................................. 344 Of Pressure Regulators......................................................... 336 Of Steam Traps........................................................................ 344 Of Stop-Check Valves........................................................... 302 Of Water Drain Valves......................................................... 344 Insulated Pipe Units.................................................................. 485 Insulating Materials and Finishing Cements,......... 454, 455 Inverted Open Float Steam Traps...................................345-347 Iron, Cast, Properties of............................................................ 4 Malleable, Properties of........................................................ 4 Iron Bushings........... ..................................................................... 167 Cocks........................................................................................70, 71 Gaskets, Corrugated, Soft..............................................475, 476 Plugs............................................................................................ 166 Iron Body Expansion Joints.............................................. 350, 352 Iron Body Valves Ammonia.............................................. "............................. 410-413 Angle.......................................................................................103-112 Back Pressure..................................................................... 310, 311 Blow-Off...................................................................................... 308 Butterfly..................................................................................... HI Check..................................................................................... 113-121 Diaphragm Type............................................................... 388-391 Exhaust Relief................................................................... 310, 311 Float...................................................................................... 315, 317 Foot.............................................................................................. 119 Gate, Double Disc................................................................. 87-99 Gate, Wedge Disc.................................................................. 73-83 Globe.................................................................................. 103-112 Marine..............................................................400, 405, 406, 408 Neoprene Lined, Diaphragm Type............................. 388-391 Pop Safety........................................................................... 322-324 Pulp Stock ............................................................................... 300 Relief.......................................................................... 331, 332, 334 Rubber Lined, Diaphragm Type................................. 388-391 Safety.................................................................................... 322-325 Screw-Down Check................................................................ 408 Stop-Check................................................................................ 303 Swing Check......................................... 114, 116-118, 120, 121 J Jacks, Flange, for Gasket Replacement............................... 445 Jet Pumps, Steam................................................................. 372, 373 Johns-Manville Insulating Materials.......................... 454, 455 Joints Counter Balance, Swivel...................................................... 363 Cranelap.....................................................................505-509, 511 Expansion...........................................................................350-352 Flanged, Description of................................................ 505-509 Flanged, Facings for...................................................... 510, 511 Flexible Ball.............................................................................. 364 Lubricants for.......................................................................... 464 Pressure-Seal Line, Butt-Welding..................................... 220 Revolving................................................................................... 365 Ring, Description................................................... 507, 508, 511 Ring, Dimensions............................................................ 470, 471 Solder, Description................................................................. 425 Swing.................................................................................. 361, 364 Swivel..................................................................................363, 365 Threaded, Normal Engagement for.................................. 494 Threaded Pipe.......................................................................... 495 Welded........................................................................................ 509 K Page Kerosene Fire Pots .................................................................... 452 Torches....................................................................................... 426 Keys, Lock-Shield Valve..................................................... 137 Street Washer......................................................................... 67 Kilogram-Pound Conversion.................................................... 558 Klipfel Pressure Reducing Valves.................................. 340, 341 Tank Float and Lever Valves.............................................. 317 Kropp Boiler Flanges, Forged Steel....................................... 290 L Lag Screws, Flattened.................................................................. 437 Lard Oil............................................................................................ 452 Large O.D. Pipe, Wrought Steel............................................. 483 Laterals, Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.............. .196-199 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound..................................200, 201 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound................... 268-273 Lead Gaskets.................................................................................. 416 Leather Disc Foot Valves........................................................ 119 Swing Check Valves, Brass, 125-Pound......................... 46 Swing Cheik Valves, Iron Body, 125-Pound........ 116, 117 Swing Check Valves, Iron Eody, Underwriters'......... 120 Lever and Weight Reducing Valves..............................340, 341 Safety Valves............................................................................. 325 Swing Check Valves, Cast Steel........................................ 253 Swing Check Valves, Iron Body........................................ 118 Levers for Valves.......................................................................... 135 Lift Check Valves All-Iron, Bolted Cap............................................................. 115 Brass, Ball Disc............................................................... 46, 47 Brass, Composition Disc............................................ 45, 47, 49 Brass, 100 to 300-Pound......................................................45-51 Brass, 2000 and 2500-Pound Hydraulic....................... 52 Forged Steel, 600-Pound............................................. 250, 251 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound Hydraulic..................................256 Iron Body, Composition Disc............................................ 114 Iron Body, Heavy Duty...................................................... 115 Iron Body, 125 -Pound.......................................................... 115 Iron Body, 150-Pound.......................................................... 114 Marine....................................................400, 401,404, 406, 407 Limitorque Motor Operated Valves...............................126-129 Line Joints, Pressure-Seal, Butt-Welding ............................220 Pipe, API Standard Threaded.......................................... 482 Pipe Couplings, API............................................................. 170 Linear Conversion..................................................................553-556 Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves, Steel Globe and Angle, 1500 and 2500-Pound................. 218, 219 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Torch.......................................... 426 Valves, Globe and Angle............................................... 30 Valves, Swing Check...................................................... 47 Liquid Gauges, All-Iron, for Ammonia......................... 413 Gauges, Brass.......................................................................... 360 Gauges, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy.................................. 382 Lock Cocks, Essex Pattern....................................................... 70 Cocks, Gas Line...................................................................... 71 Nuts, Brass........................................................................ 194 Nuts, Cast Iron....................................................................... 151 Nuts, Hexagonal, Malleable Iron................................ 141 Stops, Gas Service............................................................ 68 Lock Shield Gate Valves....................................................... 16, 17 Globe and Angle Valves................................................ 25 Keys..................................................................................... 137 Radiator Valves............................... 58 Locomotive Steam Heat End Valves............................ 309 Logan Aridifiers..................................................................... 353 Logarithms, Common....................................................... 566, 567 Long Radius Elbows, Butt-Welding, Steel............ 280-284 Drainage, Cast Iron (Long Turn;............................. 161 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound................................ 196-199 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 and 300-Pound.............268-270 Long Turn Elbows, 125-Pound Cast Iron Sprinkler.... 156 Tees, 125-Pound Cast Iron Sprinkler........................156 Low Water Cut-off Pump Control................................. 372 Lubricants, Brushes for..................................................... 464 Pipe Thread....................................................................... 464 Lubricated Plug Valves.................................................... 312, 313 Lubricators............................................................................ 374 Xll 1 M CRANE Alphabetical Index (Cant.) M Pag? Machine Bolts, List Prices .............................................. 465 Properties of ......................................................................... 9, 524 Torque to Produce Stress and Resulting Load............ 525 Magnesia (85Cr) Insulations ..........................................454, 455 Main Injection Valves................................................................. 406 Maintenance and Assembly of Flanged Joints .............. 526 Male and Female Facings for FlangedMaterial . , 468, 469 Malleable Iron, Properties of.................................................. 4 Malleable Iron AAR Fittings andUnions . .. .148, 178-180 Ammonia Fittings............................................................. 146, 414 Bushings...................................................................................... 167 Circulating Boiler Fittings................................................... 145 Drainage Fittings.................................................................... 169 Fittings, Plain.....................................................................140-142 Fittings, 150-Pound...........................................................140-144 Fittings, 300-Pound......................................................... -146-148 Flange Unions.....................................................................1"1t 1"2 Flanges...................................................................................414, 415 Flanges, Floor......................................................................190, 203 Railing Fittings..................................................................190, 191 Swivel Joints........................................................................663, 365 Unions and Union Fittings............................................ 174-180 Valves, Angle............................................................................ 106 Valves, Check........................................................................... 114 Valves, Globe................................... "....................................... 106 Manganese Bronze, Properties of........................................... 2 Manholes, Prefabricated........................................................... 485 Manifold Valves........................................................................... 408 Marine Fittings........................................................................399, 401 Flanges, Forged Steel.................................................... .399, 401 Pipe Hangers............................................................................. 433 Ratings for Steel Products, Adjusted.............................. 402 Requirements and Specifications..................................398, 399 Marine Valves, Brass Angle...................................................................................... 400, 404 Check...........................................................................400, 404, 408 Chronometer............................................................................. 403 Gate.............................................................................. 400, 403, 404 Globe............................................................................400, 404, 408 Hose........................................................................................400, 403 Radiator, Globe and Angle...............................................58, 400 Screw-Down Check................................................................. 408 Swing Check........................................................................400, 404 Marine Valves, Cast Steel Adjusted Pressure Ratings................................................... 402 Angle......................................................................................401, 407 Gate........................................................................................401, 407 Globe......................................................................................401, 407 Main Injection......................................................................... 406 Manifold................................................................................... 408 Screw-Down Check................................................................ 408 Swing Check........................................................................401, 407 Marine Valves, Forged Steel Adjusted Pressure Ratings.................................................. 402 Angle......................................................................................401, 407 Check..................................................................................... 401, 407 Globe..................................................................................... 401, 407 Marine Valves, Iron Body Angle.....................................................................................400, 406 Back Pressure........................................................................... 310 Gate.......................................................................................400, 405 Globe.....................................................................................400, 406 Main Injection......................................................................... 406 Manifold..................................................................................... 408 Screw-Down Check................................................................. 408 Swing Check...................................................................... 400, 406 Marine Valves (General) Bar Stock (18-8 Mo), Globe and Angle.......................... 236 Cargo Oil Wedge Gate.......................................................... 405 Chronometer............................................................................. 403 Hose............................................................................................. 403 Main Injection......................................................................... 406 Manifold..................................................................................... 408 Radiator................................................................................ 58, 400 Screw-Down Check................................................................ 408 Markings of Crane Products.................................................... 10 Marshalltown Gauges and Thermometers. ....................... 367 Materials Used in Crane Valves and Fittings................... 1-9 McAlear Back Pressure and Atmospheric Relief Valves. 311 McDonnell Boiler Controls...................................................... 372 Mensuration of Plane Figures............................................... 562 Page Merchant Couplings.................................................................... 170 Metalbestos Gas Vents, Wall Vents, and Fittings.. . . 484 Metallic Gaskets, Corrugated............................................475, 476 Metals Used in Crane Valves and Fittings,....................... 1-9 Meter Cocks................................................................................... 313 Metric System, Conversion Tables and Chart. .552-556, 558 Millimeter-Inch Conversion............................................. 553-556 Mill-Rose Wire and Tube Brushes........................................ 427 Mine Cocks, Iron, Spring Loaded.......................................... 71 Mitre Welds............................. 513 Modulus of Elasticity of Pipe................................................. 549 Monel, Properties of................................................................... 2 Service Recommendations for...................................... 375, 376 Trimmed Valves, Steel Gate and Globe........................ 387 Valves. Check, Gate, and Globe.......................377-379, 381 Valves, Special Type............................................................. 395 Mortell NoDrip Coating and Tape....................................... 452 Motor Operated Valves, Air, Gas, and Electric... .126-129 Accessories for.................................................................... 127-129 Mueller Water Pressure Regulators...................................... 342 Multiple Disc Foot Valves, Iron........................................... 119 Multiport Lubricated Plug Valves................................. 312, 313 N Natural Trigonometric Functions.....................................563-565 Navy Valves, Globe and Angle................................................. 33 Valves, Check.......................................................................... 48 Needle Point Air Valves, Brass.............................................. 25 Globe and Angle Valves, Bar Stock................................. 236 Globe and Angle Valves, Brass.......................................... 27 Neoprene Lined Diaphragm Valves................................ 388-391 Nickel Alloy, Properties of........................................................ 2 . Alloy Cast Steel, Properties of.......................................... 6 Alloy Forged Steel, Properties of...................................... 8 Nipples, Red Brass..................................................................... 186 Butt-Welding, Steel......................................................... 280-283 Hose............................................................................................. 63 Wrought Steel (Also Seamless).................................. 168, 169 Ni-Resist Cast Iron, Properties of........................................ 4 Cast Iron Gate Valves.......................................................... 384 Nitri-Hard, Crane, Description of........................................ 2 NoDrip Coating and Tape........................................................ 452 Non-Return Valves................................ See Stop-Check Valves Nordstrom Lubricated Plug Valves..............................312, 313 Normal Thread Engagement for Pipe Joints.................... 494 No-Slam Check Valves.............................................................. 316 No-Thread Fittings, Dresser................................................... 172 Nozzle Welds................................................................................. 513 Nozzles, Hose................................................................................ 63 Nub Type Backing Rings for Welding........................... 280-283 Nu-Rail Slip-on Railing Fittings............................................ 193 Nye Barnes Pipe Cutters........................................................... 446 Die Stocks and Threading Devices.................................. 448 Pipe Taps and Reamers....................................................... 447 o O. D. Pipe, Large, Wrought Steel......................................... 483 Offset Bends, Standard Type..........................................502, 503 Oil and Steam Separators.................................................. 354, 355 Cups, Glass Body................................................................... 374 For Thread Cutting.............................................................. 452 Oilers................................................................................................ 374 Open Float Steam Traps..................................................... 345-347 Float Steam Traps, Installation of................................. 344 Ordering Valve Replacement Parts...................................... 123 Ornaments, Ball, Malleable Iron, Railing........................ 190 Oster Power Pipe Machine and Vise Stand....................... 451 Outlets, Welding, Threaded, and Socket........................... 287 Outside Wall Fire Hose Cabinets.......................................... 64 Oval Type Pipe Coils.................................................................... 520 Oxygen Service, Diaphragm Valves for............................... 390 f d at rane i the A' of ghly 1 bt than :ient rom rally tole:hes, wait .ing:hes. and rane rvice rane :aple ents, han- 'i Alphabetical Index (Conf.) CRANE PP Page P Traps, Drainage.................................................................. 163 P S Values for Steel Pipe................................................... 545 Packing, Sheet....................................................................... 473 Panels, Contactor, for Motor Operated Valves......... 127 Papco Flaring Tool............................................... 427 Parker Combination Pipe Vises...................................... 444 Parts, Names of, Brass Angle Valves............................. 24 Names of, Brass Check Valves.................................... 44 Names of, Brass Foot Valves ........................................... 44 Names of, Brass Gate Valves...................................... 14 Names of, Brass Globe Valves................................... 24 Names of. Iron Body Angle Valves........................... 107 Names of. Iron Body Gate Valves, Clamp............. 74 Names of. Iron Body Gate Valves, Double Disc......... 88 Names of. Iron Body Gate Valves, Wedge Disc... .77, 82 Names of. Iron Body Globe Valves........................... 107 Replacement, for AAR Brass Valves........................ 40 Replacement, Ordering.................................................. 123 Paul Venturi Ball Valves................................................... 392, 393 Penberthy Ejectors............................................................. 373 Injectors............................................................................... 373 Perfecting Service Rotary Unions................................. 363 Perforated Extension Bars................................................ 437 Pet Cocks, Brass.................................................................... 67 Petroleum Gas (UPl Torches................................................ 428 Valves, Brass Angle.............................................................. 30 Valves, Brass Globe.............................................................. 30 Valves, Brass Swing Check................................................. 47 Pilley Brushes and Scrapers............................................... 452 Pipe API Standard Threaded Line...................................... 482 Brass, Regular................................................................... 484 Brass, Extra Strong......................................................... 484 Cast Iron, Water.............................................................. 498 Coatings, Resin................................................................. 485 Coils.................................................................................... 518-521 Copper, Regular and Extra Strong. ................................ 484 Couplings, Steel................................................................ 170 Insulated............................................................................. 485 Repair Clamps........................................................................... 171,172 Stands, Cast Iron........................................ 417 Steel, Allowable Stresses and Calculations.............. 543-545 Steel, American Standard for....................................... 486-489 Steel, API Line........................................................................ 482 Steel, Double Extra Strong.................................................. 481 Steel, Extra Strong................................................................. 480 Steel, Large O.D...................................................................... 483 Steel, Reamed and Drifted.................................................. 481 Steel, Standard......................................................................... 479 Steel, Trade Practice............................................................. 478 Units, Insulated................................................................. 485 Wrought Iron.................................................................... 478 Pipe (Data) American Standard....................................................... 486-489 Bundling Schedule........................................................... 480 Coil Design, for Heat Transfer................................ 536-538 Deflection of Horizontal Lines.................................... 551 Design Formula, Code for Pressure Piping............. 543 Discharge of Water Through.................................... 527-529 Expansion Due to Temperature Changes................ 349 Flow Formula to Determine Size........................................ 534,535 General Data............................................................................. 490,491 Heat Transfer through Walls...................................... 536 Modulus of Elasticity..................................................... 549 Steel, Pressure Drop of Steam Through........................... 534,535 Steel (Schedule 40), Pressure Drop of Air Through. . 533 Steel (.Schedule 40), Pressure Drop of Water Through 532 Thermal Expansion......................................................... 549 Wrought Steel............................................................................490,491 Pipe Bends Cast Iron, Special............................................................. 496 Dimensions and Data................................................ 502-504 Fabricating Facilities...................................................497-501 Formulas for Calculating........................................... 546, 547 Length of Pipe in................................................................. ". 548 Minimum Radii and Tangents................................. 502, 503 Notes and Comments.................................................. 503, 504 Pressure Drop in.............................................................. 540 Special and Compound Types.................................... 504 Standard Types............................................................. 502, 503 Testing of............................................................................ 501 Pipe Hangers Adjustable Types.................................................. Band.......................................................................... Clevis ...................................................................... Clip Ring................................................................. Constant-Support, for High Temperatures.. Hook, U-Type........................................................ Ring Type................................................................ Ring and Bolt Type............................................. Roll Type.................................................................. Single Pipe Roll with Sockets........................... Split Ring and Split Swivel................................ Spring Cushion Type........................................... Swivel Pipe Roll, Adjustable............................ Swivel Ring............................................................... U-Hook Type......................................................... Underwriters' Pipe Rings................................... Wire Hook............................................................... Pipe Hanger Extensions, Connections, Etc. Adjustable Clip Bases......................................... Adjustable Hanger Couplings........................... Adjustable Swinging Flanges............................ Brackets and Bracket Clips............................... Ceiling Places.......................................................... Channel Clamps.................................................... Clamps........................................................................ Clip Bases for Adjustable Clips....................... Clips for Brackets.................................................. Couplings, Adjustable Swivel........................... Couplings, Rod and Hanger Rod.................... End Bolts................................................................. Extension Bars, Perforated................................ Extension Eye Bolts............................................. Extension Piece...................................................... Eye Bolts................................................................. Flanges, One-Piece............................................... Flanges, Swinging, Adjustable......................... Flattened End Bolts and Lag Screws........... Floor Plates............................................................. Grinnell Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers. . . Hanger Rods.......................................................... I-Beam Clamps...................................................... Lag Screws, Flattened......................................... Perforated Extension Bars................................ Pipe Covering Protection Saddles.................. Plates, Ceiling and Floor.................................... Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers...................... Riser Clamps........................................................... Rod Couplings........................................................ Rods, Hanger.......................................................... Saddles, for Pipe Covering................................ Sockets...................................................................... Sockets for Single Pipe Rolls............................ Spring Hangers...................................................... Steel Brackets........................................................ Straps........................................................................ Swinging Fla: ...................................................... Swivel Coui-hngs................................................. Toggle Bo'.,............................................................ Turnbuckles............................................................. Underwriters' Hanger Flanges......................... Underwriters' I-Beam and Channel Clamps Pipe-Line Gate Valves, Steel................................ Pipe Supports Adjustable Pipe Roll Stands............................. Adjustable Saddles................................................ Anchor Chair.......................................................... Base Plates for Pipe Roll Stands.................... Brackets for............................................................. Pipe Clamps........................................................... Pipe Roll and Plate.............................................. Pipe Roll Stands................................................... Pipe Roller............................................................... Pipe Rolls for.......................................................... Riser Clamps........................................................... Saddles...................................................................... Single Wall Hooks................................................ Spacing...................................................................... Stanchion Saddles.................................................. Stands, Pipe Roll.................................................. Welded Steel Brackets for.................................. Page 430-432 ... 430 . . 430 ... 431 ... 433 ... 435 430-432 ... 430 432, 435 ... 435 431, 432 ... 433 ... 432 431, 432 ... 435 ... 432 ... 435 ... 431 ... 435 ... 436 ... 441 ... 442 ... 438 437, 438 ... 431 ... 441 ... 435 ... 435 ... 437 ... 437 ... 437 ... 436 ... 437 ... 436 ... 436 ... 437 ... 442 ... 434 ... 436 ... 438 ... 437 ... 437 ... 442 ... 442 ... 434 ... 437 ... 435 ... 436 ... 442 ... 431 ... 435 433, 434 ... 441 ... 435 ... 436 ... 435 ... 435 ... 437 ... 436 ... 438 232, 233 ... 440 ... 442 ... 442 439, 440 ... 441 437, 438 ... 439 439, 440 ... 439 ... 439 ... 437 ... 442 ... 441 ... 550 ... 442 439, 440 .... 441 XIV 1 CRANE P Alphabetical Index (Con^.) P Page Pipe Threads American Standard Straight.................................................493 American Standard Taper.................................................... 492 British Standard....................................................................... 494 Engagement Necessary to Make Tight Joint. . . 494, 495 Lubricant and Compound for ... .... ... 464 Railing......................................................................................... 192 Pipe Threading Tools and Accessories Cutters......................................................................................... 446 Dies..........................................................................................447-450 Fire Pots...................................................................................... 452 Flange-Jacks.............................................................................. 445 Power Machines for Threading...........................................450,451 Stocks..................................................................................... 447-449 Taps and Reamers................................................................... 447 Thread Lubricant and Compound. ......................... 464 Threading Devices......................................................... 447-451 Thred-Kut Oil........................................................................... 452 Tongs........................................................................................... 445 Torches........................................................................................ 426 Vises............................................................................................. 444 Wrenches.................................................................................... 445 Pipes, Hose...................................................................................... 99 Piping and Valves, Unit Fabrication of....................... 514, 515 Piping, Fabricated, Facilities for Manufacture. . . 497-501 Flange Facings and Finishes........................................ 510, 511 Flanged Joints, Description....................................... 505-509 Flanging Processes......................................................... 505-509 Pipe Bends........................................................................ 502-504 Pipe Coils..............................................................................518-521 Testing........................................................................................ 501 Welded Piping........................................................ 512-517, 522 Welds Generally Used.................................................. 512, 513 Plain Whistles, Brass................................................................... 362 Plane Figures, Mensuration of................................................ 562 Plastic Cork Coating................................................................... 452 Plates, Floor and Ceiling........................................................... 442 Plug Gate Valves, 18-8 Mo and Monel................................ 377 Plugs Aluminum, Slip-On Type ................................................ 193 Brass, Countersunk or Soiid................................................ 185 Brass, Square Head................................................................ 185 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 MoJ...................................... 383 Fusible......................................................................................... 362 Fusible, for Motor Operated Valves................................ 128 Iron, Bar.................................................................................... 166 Iron, Countersunk or Solid.................................................. 166 Iron, Square Head.................................................................. 166 Solder-Joint.................................................................................. 424 Steel, Hexagon Head............................................................. 260 Steel, Round Head.................................................................. 260 Steel, Square Head.................................................................. 260 Tube, Fusible.............................................................................. 362 Water Pipe................................................................................ 496 Pop Safety Valves Brass, for Saturated Steam................................................. 320 Brass, for Steam Heating Boilers......................................... 323 Cast Steel, for High Temperatures..................................... 324 Cast Steel, Marine.................................................................. 324 Iron Body, for Air and Gas................................................... 323 Iron Body, for Steam Heating Boilers...............................322 Posts, Indicator............................................................................. 132 Pound-Kilogram Conversion.................................................... 558 Power Pipe Machines...................................................................450,451 Roof Ventilators...................................................................... 370 Power-Trol Valves...................................................................... 314 Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers........................................... 434 Pressure Conversion...................................................................... 558 Drop in Bends and Elbows.................................................... 540 Drop of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe................ 533 Drop of Steam Through Steel Pipe....................................534,535 Drop of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe......... 532 Drop Through Stop-Check Valves.....................................216,306 Drop, Steam Flow Formula for...........................................534,535 Gauges...................................... 366, 367 Reducing Valves, Clayton.................................................... 315,316 Reducing Valves, Klipfel...................................................... 340,341 Regulators.................................................................336, 337, 342 Regulators, Capacities of.......................................................338,339 Relief Valves.............................................................................. 311,316 Tube Nipples, Seamless Steel...............................................168,169 Page Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves, Steel General Description........................................................205-207 Pressure-Temperature Ratings........................................... 208 Gate, 600-Pound................................................................209-211 Gate, 900-Pound................................................................209-211 Gate, 1500-Pound............................................................. 209-211 Gate, By-Passes for............................................................... 211 Globe, 1500-Pound...........................................................212, 213 Angle, 1500-Pound........................................................... 212, 213 Stop-Check, 900-Pound.................................................. 214, 215 Stop-Check, 1500-Pound................................................ 214, 215 Stop-Check, DeterminingPressure Drop...................216, 217 Stop-Check, Selecting Proper Size..............................216, 217 Pressure-Seal Line Joints, Butt-Welding....................... 220 Propeller and Centrifugal Fans.............................................. 370 Properties of Crane Metals..................................................... 2-9 Saturated Steam............................................................... 570-573 Superheated Steam.......................................................... 574-576 Water, Thermal....................................................................... 539 Protection Saddles for Pipe Covering.................................. 442 Protectors, Flange...................................................................... 457 Pulp Stock Valves, Iron Body................................................... 300 Pump Control, Low Water Cut-Off...................................... 372 Valves, Reseating Equipment for..................................... 453 Pumps, Condensation................................................................. 371 Steam Jet..............................................................................372, 373 Vacuum...................................................................................... 371 Push Button Control Stations for Motor Operated Valves 128 Pyrex Glasses for Gauges........................................................... 361 Q Quarter Bends, Standard Type............................................. 502 Questionnaire, Corrosion........................................................ 396 Quick-Acting Throttle Valves, Brass.................................. 57 Quick-Opening Valves, Gate, Brass.................................. 56 Gate, Iron Body..................................................................... 80 Gate, Iron Body, Clamp Type........................................... 75 Globe, Brass...........................................................................54, 55 Pulp Stock, Iron Body......................................................... 300 R Backs, Hose...................................................... Radial Back Cranelap Joints...................... Radiator Float and Thermostatic Traps. Valves, Brass............................................... Valves, Government Pattern................. Valves, Lock-Shield.................................. Valves, Lock-Shield, Keys for............... Valves, Marine........................................... Railing Pipe Threads.................................... Railing Fittings Aluminum, Slip-On Type....................... Brass, Floor Flanges................................. Cast Iron, Floor Flanges......................... Malleable Iron, Adjustable.................... Malleable Iron, Ball Pattern................. Malleable Iron, Floor Flanges............... Malleable Iron, Stair Rail...................... Rivet and Pipe Thread Data................ Railroad Union Elbows, Malleable Iron. Unions, Malleable Iron........................... Range Boiler Fittings, Malleable Iron. Ratchet Die Stocks........................................ Reamers, Self-Feeding............................. Ratings, Pipe, Method of Calculating. .. Reamed and Drifted Pipe........................... Reamers, Pipe................................................. Recessed Cabinets for Bowes Hose Rack Couplings, Steel Pipe............................... Red Brass and Copper Pipe........................ Brass Nipples.............................................. .... 64 .... 507 .... 343 .... 58 .... 58 .... 58 .... 137 .58, 400 .... 192 .... 193 .... 184 .... 203 .... 191 .... 190 190, 203 .... 191 ...'. 192 .... 176 . ... 176 .... 145 .447-450 .... 447 .543-545 .... 481 .... 447 .... 64 .... 170 ... . 484 .... 186 5l 2 3 4 0 % Alphabetical Index (Cont.) CRANE xv R Page Pane Reduced Pressure Backflow Preventers............................. 318 Rim, Adjustable Sprocket, for Valve Wheels..................... 137 Reducer Inserts, Socket-Welding, Steel............................... 278 Ring Gaskets................................................................................... 416,474-476 s- Reducers Joint Facings and Rings.................................................470-472 ;h AAR, Malleable Iron............................................................. 148 Ammonia ........................... 146 Joints, Description.............................................. 507, 508, 511 Type Pipe Hangers....................................................... 430-432 s. Butt-Welding, Steel................................................................ 285 Rings, Backing, for Butt-Welding Fittings...................280-283 s, Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound ................................198, 199 Riser Clamps for Pipe Hangers.................... 437 le Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound .................. ............. 200, 201 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound......... .. .268-273 Rivet Data for Railing Fittings............................................... 192 Rod Couplings for Pipe Hangers............................................. 435 Hose, Brass................................................................................ 63 Rods, Hanger................................................................................. 436 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound..........................................184, 185 Rolagrip Couplings...................................................................... 172 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound....................................150-152 Roll and Plate, Pipe................ 439 >n Screwed, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G...........258, 259 Stands, Pipe.................................................................... 439, 440 Screwed, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G...........258, 259 Roller Supports, Pipe.................................................................. 439 e- Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound........................140-142 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound....................... 146-148 Rolls, Pipe....................................................................................... 439 Roof Connections, Drainage...................................................... 161 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy..................................... 146 Ventilators................................................................................. 370 Socket-Welding, Steel.................................................... 276, 277 Rotary Unions............................................................................... 363 et Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper)........................... 422 Rough Stops, Brass...................................................................... 66 'g Reducing Fittings, How to Read............................................. 577 Round Head Plugs, Steel........................................................... 260 Is Valves, Pressure. ......................................... 315, 316, 340, 341 Rubber Gaskets, "CC".................................................... 472, 474 rs With Flanges...................................................................... 198-201 Reed Pipe Vises............................................................................. 444 Gaskets, Ammonia.................................................................. 416 Gaskets, Cloth Inserted........................................ 472, 474, 476 le Self-Feeding Ratchet Reamer................................................ 447 Lined Diaphragm Valves...................................................... 391 Refrigeration Gauges................................................................. 367 Sheet Packing, "CC"............................................................. 473 le Solder-Joint Fittings for........................................................ 424 Regulators, Pressure.................................................. 336, 337, 342 Spool Type Expansion Joints............................................. 351 Running Traps, Drainage........................................................ 163 Pressure, Capacities of................................................... 338, 339 ie Temperature, Fulton Sylphon............................................ 342 Reinforcing Welding Saddles..............'.................................. 285 j- Relief Valves d All-Iron....................................................................................... 331 s All-Iron, for Ammonia.......................................................... 331 d Brass, for Air.................................................................. 326, 329 Brass, for Cold Water........................................ 326, 328, 330 Saddle Supports for Pipe........................................................... 442 e Brass, for Gas........................................................................... 329 Saddles, Pipe Covering Protection........................................ 442 d Brass, for Hot Water..................................................... 326-328 Welding...................................................................................... 285 Brass, for Oil..................................................................... 328, 330 Safety Valves Brass, for Steam.............................................................. 326, 328 Brass, Inside Spring, for Air and Gas............................. 321 Brass, for Water Heaters..................................................... 327 Brass, Lever and Weight...................................................... 325 Brass, Hydraulic......................................................................... 330 Cast Steel, Crosby Nozzle Type, for Steam.....................324 Brass, Vacuum................................................................. 314, 327 Iron, Lever and Weight........................................................ 325 Cast Steel, Crosby Nozzle Type....................................... 334 Marine........................................................................................ 324 Cast Steel, Outside Spring................................................... 333 Pop, Brass........................................................................ 320, 323 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo}...................................... 382 Pop, Cast Steel........................................................................ 324 Clayton............................................................................... 314, 316 Pop, Iron Body............................................................... 322-324 Forged Steel Base and Disc................................................ 334 Sampling or Vent Valves for Transformer Oil.................. 31 Iron Body, Crosby Nozzle Type...................................... 334 Saturated Steam, Properties of..................................... 570-573 Iron Body, Inside Spring..................................................... 331 Sawing Vises................................................................................... 444 Iron Body, Outside Spring.......................................... 310, 332 Schedule 160 Butt-Welding Fittings.......................................284 Pressure.............................................................................. 311, 316 Socket-Welding Fittings................................................. 276-279 Vacuum.............................................................................. 314, 327 Scrapers, Flue............................................................................... 452 Remote Controls, Solenoid and Feather-Touch................ 315 Screw-Down Check Valves, Marine..................................... 408 Renewable Discs for Valves, Composition............................ 133 Screwed Flanged Joints............................................................. 505 Replacement Parts for Valves, Ordering........................... 123 Screwed Fittings Parts for AAR Valves........................................................... 40 AAR............................................................................................. 148 Reseating Equipment for Valves ........................................... 453 Adapters, for Solder-Joint Installations......................... 422 Resin Coating for Pipe..................................................................485 Ammonia.................................................................................... 146 Resistance of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe......... 533 Brass, 125-Pound.............................................................184, 185 Of Steam Through Steel Pipe.................................... 534, 535 Brass, 250-Pound..................................................................... 186 Of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe.................... 532 Cast Iron.......................................................................... 149-157 Revolving Joints..............................................................................364 Cast Steel, 1000-Pound W.O.G.......................................... 262 Return Bends Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)...................................... 383 Ammonia....................................................................146, 414, 415 Circulating Boiler................................................................... 145 Butt-Welding, Steel....................................................... 280-283 Crane-Hulbert Drainage...................................................... 164 Double Pipe............................................................................... 415 Drainage...............................................................................159-164 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 and 300-Pound.............. 269, 270 Forged Steel, 2000-Pound W.O.G................................258-261 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound......................................... 184, 185 Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G...................... .. 258-261 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound......................................... 151 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G............. 258-261 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound...................... 140-144 Malleable Iron................................................................. 139-148 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound...................... 146, 147 Malleable Iron, Railing................................................. 190, 191 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper)........................... 421 Sprinkler............................................................................ 149-157 Union End, Cast Iron........................................................... 415 Screwed Flanges Reversible Stops, Brass............................................................. 66 Reversing Contactor Panels for Motor Operated Valves 127 Ammonia.......................................................................... 414, 415 Brass, 150-Pound..................................................................... 188 Revolving Joints, Barco............................................................. 364 Brass, 300-Pound......................................... 188 Reznor Gas Fired Unit Heaters.............................................. 371 Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................................................. 202, 203 Ric-Wil Insulated Piping Systems......................................... 485 Cast Iron, 250-Pound............................................................... 204 Ridgid Pipe Wrenches................................................................. 445 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)...................................... 383 Threading Devices.................................................................. 448 Tubing Cutters........................................................................ 427 Ferrosteel, 125-Pound.......................................... .... 202 Ferrosteel, 250-Pound............................................................ 204 XVI CRANE Alphabetical Index (Con#.) s Page Screwed Flanges <Cont. Floor, Brass................................................................................ 184 Floor, Cast Iron ..................................................................... 203 Floor, Malleable Iron ................................................ 190, 203 Forged Steel, Ammonia ...................................................... 415 Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound.................... ... 291-298 Forged Steel, 4000-Pound.................................................... 274 Malleable Iron, Ammonia ................................ . 414, 415 Marine......................................................................................... 399 Screws, Flattened Lag................................................................. 437 Seamless Steel Pipe.................................. ... 478-483, 486-488 Steel Pressure Tube Nipples........................................ 168, 169 Seat Ring Wrenches..................................................................... 137 Sediment Separators.............................................. 353, 356, 357 Selecting Size of Air Vent Valves.......................................................................... 343 Pressure Regulators.......................................................... 337-339 Steam and Oil Separators..................................................... 354 Steam Traps...................................................................... 346, 347 Stop-Check Valves, Bolted Bonnet Type...............306, 307 Stop-Check Valves, Pressure-Seal Type..................216, 217 Water Drain Valves.................................................................. 343 Self-Feeding Ratchet Reamers.............................................. 447 Separators, Air Line............................................................ .. 353 Oil and Steam.................................................................. 354, 355 Sediment................................................................... 353, 356, 357 Steam Receiver, Welded Steel............................................ 354 Service Tees, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound............................... 140 Shaped Welding Nipples, Steel....................................... 280-283 Sheet Packing, "CC" Rubber...........................................- . 473 Packing, Cranite Asbestos Composition......................... 473 Sherman Fusible Plugs.............................................................. 362 Shock Effect on Valves and Fittings..................................... 11 Short Turn Elbows, 125-Pound Cast Iron Sprinkler ... 156 Side Outlet Crosses, Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing. . 190 Elbows, Screwed, Malleable Iron...................................... 141 Elbows, Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing..................... 190 Tees, Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing .......................... 190 Sim pact Self-Contained Pipe Threaders............................. 449 Single Offset Quarter Bends..................................................... 502 Offset U-Bends......................................................................... 502 Strap Clamps, Malleable Iron............................................ 171 Siphons for Steam Gauges........................................................ 361 Sleeves, for Cast Iron Water Pipe......................................... 496 Welding....................................................................................... 285 Sliding Stem Cast Steel Blow-Off Valves............................. 308 Venturi Ball Valves...................................................................392 Slip-On Welding Flanges, 150 to 2500-Pound......... 291-297 Railing Fittings, Nu-Rail..................................................... 193 Socket Outlets................................................................................ 287 Wrenches, Tee Handle........................................................... 137 Sockets for Pipe Rolls, Malleable Iron................................ 435 Socket-Welding Fittings, Steel...................................... 276-279 Valves, Cast Steel, Angle, 1500-Pound........................... 241 Valves, Cast Steel, Angle, Pressure-Seal Bonnet..212, 213 Valves, Cast Steel, Ga^e, 600-Pound....................... 223-225 Valves, Cast Steel, Gr =, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.. .209-211 Valves, Cast Steel, Globe, 1500-Pound........................... 241 Valves, Cast Steel, Globe, Lip-Seal Bonnet........... 218, 219 Valves, Cast Steel, Globe, Pressure-Seal Bonnet..212, 213 Valves, Forged Steel, Angle, 600-Pound............... 238, 239 Valves, Forged Steel, Check, 600-Pound.............. 250, 251 Valves, Forged Steel, Globe, 600-Pound.............. 238, 239 Soft Iron Gaskets, Corrugated....................................... 475, 476 Solder and Solder Flux Requirements.....................................425 Solder-Joint Adapters..................................................................422 Bushings......... .. .........................................................................424 Caps................................................................................................ 424 Couplings................................................................................... 422 Elbows......................................................................................... 423 Fittings, All Types............................................................422-424 HiPlup............................................................................................... Reducers.................................................................................... Return Bends.............................. 424 Tees.............................................................................................. 424 Unions.......................................................................................... 424 Valves, Gate and Swing Check..................................... 420 Valves, Globe and Angle.................................................... 421 Solder-Joints, Fluxes and Solders fcr....................... .. 427 Suggestions for Making......................................................... 425 Tubing (Copperj Used With..................................................428 Page Solenoid Remote Controls for Valves.................................. 315 Solid Ring Pipe Hangers.................................................. 431, 432 Spanners, Hose........................... 63 Special Bronze, Crane, Properties of.................................... 2 Specials for Cast Iron Water Pipe........................................ 496 Spiral Pipe Coils........................................................................... 519 Spool Type Rubber Expansion Joints.................................. 351 Spring Cushion Pipe Hangers................................................. 433 Loaded Cocks, Brass.............................................................. 68 Loaded Cocks, Iron................................................................ Pipe Hangers....................................................................433, 434 Sprinkler Fittings, Cast Iron......................... 150-157, 196-201 Flanges, Cast Iron............................................................202-204 Valves, Underwriters' Approved.............................. 389, 390 Sprocket Rim for Valve Wheels, Adjustable.................... 137 Square Head Plugs Brass............................................................................................ 185 Iron........................................................ 166 Steel............................................................................................. 260 Stainless Steel, Crane, Description of............................... 3 Stainless Steel (See "Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum" also1 Fittings, Butt-Welding................................................. 280-283 Fittings, Socket-Welding.............................................276, 277 Valves.................................... ,.................................................. 395 Stair Rail Fittings................................................................191, 193 Stanchion Saddle-Type Pipe Supports............................... 442 Standard Pipe, Butt-Welding Fittings for. . . .280, 281, 285 Socket-Welding Fittings for.......................................... 276-279 Pressure Drop of Air Through............................................533 Pressure Drop of Water Through......................................532 Wrought Steel........................................................................... 479 Stands, Floor.................................................................128, 130, 131 Pipe, Cast Iron........................................................................ 417 Stations, Push Button Control.............................................. 128 Steam, Data Pertaining to...................................................... 569 Definitions of Terms Used With....................................... 568 Flow Formula for Pressure Drop, Flow, and Pipe Size 535 Pressure Drop in Elbows and Bends.............................. 540 Pressure Drop Through Steel Pipe..........................534, 535 Resistance of Valves and Fittings to Flow of. .. .530, 531 Saturated, Properties of............................................... 570-573 Superheated, Properties of.......................................... 574-576 Steam Brass, Crane, Properties of........................................ 2 Heat End Valves, Steel ...................................................... 309 Hose Couplings....................................................................... 62 Jet Pumps......................................................................... 372, 373 Separators......................................................................... 354, 355 Traps................................................................................... 343-348 Traps, Installation of............................................................ 344 Steel Bushings and Plugs.......................................................... 260 Pipe Couplings........................................................ 170, 258, 259 Pipe Data..........................................................................490, 491 Steels, Bolting. . .,..................................................................... 9 Cast, Alloy...'..........................................................................6, 7 Cast, Carbon............................................................................ 6 Forged, Alloy............................................................................ 8 Forged, Carbon....................................................................... 8 Ihrigized..................................................................................... 3 Stainless..................................................................................... 3 18-8 Mo Alloy......................................................................... 3 18-8 Mo Alloy, Service Recommendations for . . .375, 376 Stellite ("U") Trim.................................................................... 3 Stem End for Universal Joint on AAR Valves................. 39 Stems, Extension, for Valves................................................... 131 Stillson Pipe Wrenches.............................................................. 445 Stocks and Dies......................................................................447-450 Stop-Check Valves Bolted Bonnet Type, General Data........................ 301, 302 Bolted Bonnet Type, Determining Pressure Drop 306, 307 Bolted Bonnet Type, Selecting the Proper Size. .306, 307 Cast Steel, 300-Pound.......................................................... 304 Cast Steel, 400 and 600-Pound.......................................... 305 Cast Steel, 900-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet------214, 215 Cast Steel, 1500-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.. .214, 215 Ferrosteel, 250-Pound............................................................. 303 Pressure-Seal Type, Determining Pressure Drop.216, 217 Pressure-Seal Type, Selecting the Proper Size.. . .216, 217 Stops, Brass..................................................................................66-68 Straight Pipe Threads, American Standard...................... 493 Strainers (Sediment Separators)............................ 353, 356, 357 Straps, Pipe................................................................................... 435 -V (C: ' 2 3 4 Alphabetical Index (Cont.) CRANE xvii s 1 T i<>cr Page Paje Street Washer Keys............................................................ 67 Tees (Cont."1 Street Elbows Double Pipe.............................................................................. 415 i- AAR..................................................................................... 148 Drainage, Cast Iron............................................................... 161 e it Ammonia............................................................................ 146 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound.......................................... 184 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage..................................... 160 Flanged, Ammonia................................................................. 414 Flanged, Cast Iron, Sprinkler.............................156, 196-201 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................................. 196-199 (s Screwed, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G........... 258, 259 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound..................................200, 201 n Screwed, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G............ 258, 259 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound...................268-273 s, Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound..................... 140-144 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound..................... 146-148 Flanged, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).......................383 Four-Way, Malleable Iron.................................................. 141 1- Solder-Joint, Brass 'Wrought Copper!..................... 423 Railing, Malleable Iron................................................ 190, 191 v. Stuart's Thred-Kut Oil...................................................... 452 Screwed, Ammonia................................................................. 146 Stub Ends, Cranelap, Butt-Welding..........................280-283 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound................................................. 184 r- Studs, Bolt-, Data.................................................................524, 525 Screwed, Brass, 250-Pound................................................. 186 :e Bolt-, List Prices.............................................................. 466, 467 Definition of...................................................................... 524 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage............................................. 161 Screwed, Cast Iron, Sprinkler....................................... 150-156 P Sturtevant Unit Heaters................................................... 368 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound....................................150-154 ty Superheated Steam, Properties of.............................. 574-576 Screwed, Cast Iron, 250-Pound.......................................... 157 Supports, Pipe, Description.......................................... 439-442 Screwed, Cast Steel, 1000-Pound W.O.G....................... 262 Pipe, Spacing of............................................................... 550 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo'.................... 383 Trough................................................................................. 417 Screwed, Forged Steel......................................................258, 259 S, Swartwout Exhaust Heads............................................... 349 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy....................................... 146 d Swedge Tool for Copper Tubing...................................... 427 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing................................ 190, 191 Swing Joints............................................................................361, 364 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound..........................140-144 Swing Check Valves Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound..........................146-148 o-crq All-Iron, 1000-Pound W.O.G....................................... 114 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel.......................................276, 277 Brass, Solder-Joint.......................................................... 420 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper).............................. 424 Brass, 125-Pound............................................................. 46 Union, Malleable Iron......................................... 175, 179, 180 Brass, 150-Pound.................................. u............................. 48, 50 Temperature Conversion......................................................... 557 Brass, 200-Pound..................................................................48, 50 Regulators.................................................................................... 342 Brass, 300-Pound............................................................. 51 Templates for Drilling Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound................................ 252-256 Brass, 150 and 300-Pound.................................................... 458 Cast Steel, 4000-Pound................................................. 274 Corrosion-Resistant, 150-Pound......................................... 458 e Cast Steel, Lever and Weight..................................... 253 Cast Iron, 25 and 125-Pound............................................. 459 at Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum (18-8 Mo)................. 381 Hydraulic Cast Iron, 250 and 800-Pound......................... 460 Clearway, Iron Body...................................................... 120 Steel, 150 and 300-Pound....................................................... 461 Ferrosteel, 250-Pound.................................................... 121 Steel, 400, 600, and 900-Pound.......................................... 462 of Iron Body, Flexible Disc............................................... 116, 117 Iron Body, Lever and Weight.................................... 118 Steel, 1500 and 2500-Pound........................................... 463 Templex Steel, Properties of...................................................9, 524 Iron Body, 125-Pound.............................................. 116-118 Templex Steel Bolt-Studs Iron Body, 250-Pound................................................... 121 Properties of............................................................................9, 524 0- Iron Body, 1000-Pound W.O.G.................................. 114 Torque Required to Produce Stress and Resulting Load 525 te Malleable Iron, 1000-Pound W.O.G......................... 114 Marine.....................................................400-402, 404, 406, 407 Test Gauges.............................................................................. 366, 367 Testers, Dead Weight................................................................. 366 e- Monel................................................................................... 381 Testing Rods................................................................................. 334 Solder-Joint, Brass.......................................................... 420 Theory of Heat Transfer Through Pipe Walls........... 536, 537 Underwriters', Iron Body............................................. 120 Thermal Expansion of Pipe..................................................... 549 Swinging Hanger Flanges, for Pipe................................436 Properties of Water.................................................................. 539 Hose Racks........................................................................ 64 Thermometers............................................................................. 367 Swivel Joints...........................................................................363, 365 Thermo-Piezo Effects of Oil at Constant Volume......... 11 Pipe Hangers, Adjustable.............................................. 431 Thermostatic and Float Traps............................................... 343 Railing Fittings................................................................ 193 Thickness, Calculation of, for Steel Pipe..................... 543-545 Syphons for Steam Gauges............................................... 361 Thread Compound for Pipe, High Temperature.............. 464 Cutting Oil................................................................................ 452 Engagement for Drainage Fittings......................................159 T Engagement in Made-Up Joints................................. 494, 495 Lubricant Brushes.....................................................................464 Lubricant for Pipe.................................................................. 464 Threaded Line Pipe, API Standard...................................... 482 Outlets (For Weiding)........................................................... 287 Tank Float Valves................................................................315, 317 Nipples, Wrought Steel................................................. 168, 169 Pipe Joints................................................................................. 495 Threading Devices for Pipe............................................... 447-450 Tape, No-Drip............................................................................... 452 Taper Reducers Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................................196-199 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound................................ 200, 201 Threads, Hose............................................................................... 59 Pipe, American Standard Straight.................................... 493 Pipe, American Standard Taper........................................ 492 Pipe, British Standard Taper............................................. 494 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound................... 268-273 Pipe, Normal Engagement for Pipe Joints.................... 494 Taps, Pipe........................................................................ 447 Taps and Drains, for Flanged Fittings, Location of. . . 578 For Flanged Valves, Location of....................................... 579 Tee Wrenches for Hub End Gate Valves.............................. 137 Tees AAR................................................................................................148 Ammonia, Flanged.................................................................... 414 Pipe, Railing............................................................................ 192 Thred-Kut Oil.............................................................................. 452 Three-Way Cocks, Brass........................................................68, 69 Cocks, Iron............................................................................... 70 Elbows, Drainage................................................................... 160 Thrott'e Valves, Brass............................................................... 57 Toggle Bolts for Pipe Hangers................................................ 435 Ammonia, Screwed.................................................................. 146 Basin, Drainage....................................................................... 161 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Standard Pipe..................280, 281 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Extra Strong Pipe..........282, 283 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Double Extra Strong Pipe. . 284 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Schedule 160 Pipe.................. 284 Cast Iron Water Pipe............................................................ 496 Toledo Pipe Cutters.................................................................... 446 Pipe Threading Devices................................................ 449, 450 Tongs, Pipe..................................................................................... 445 Tongue and Groove Facings for Flanged Material. .468, 469 And Groove Flange'Unions. .......................... 182 And Groove Valves and Fittings, Ammonia...........410-416 Torches............................................................................................ 426 xviii CRANE 1 T Alphabetical Index (Cont.) U Page Trane Unit Heaters............................................................... 369 Transformers, Step-Down, for Motor Operated Valves. 128 Traps, Drainage...................................................................... 163 Float and Thermostatic................................................. 343 Steam, Installation of..................................................... 344 Steam, Open Float........................................................345-347 Steam, Velan Type..........................................................348 Trigonometric Functions, Natural............................ 563-565 Trimo Pipe Cutters.............................................................. 446 Pipe Wrenches................................................................... 445 Triplex Steel, Properties of..............................................................9,524 Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs List Prices.....................................................................................466,467 Properties of.................................................................................... 9,524 Torque Required to Produce Stress and Resulting Load 525 Trough Supports.................................................................... 417 Try Cocks, Brass..................................................................... 361 Tube Caps, Solder-Joint, Wrought Copper.................. 424 Plugs, Fusible.................................................................... 362 Tubes, Boiler........................................................................... 482 Glass, Cutters for............................................................. 361 Tubing, Copper, Expansion Due to Temperature Changes 425 Copper, Hard and Soft Types..................................... 428 Tubing Cutters, Glass....................... 361 Cutters, Pipe....................................................................... 446 Tucker Connections, Drainage......................................... 161 Turnbuckles....................................................................... 437 Turner Torches, for Gasoline and Kerosene................ 426 Two-Third Unions, Malleable Iron............................... 174 u U-Bends, Standard Type................... ...... U-Hook Pipe Hangers.................................. Uncoated Drainage Fittings, Cast Iron Underwriters' Hanger Flanges................ Hose Gate Valves.................................... Indicator Posts......................................... Pipe Clamps............................................... Pipe Rings.................................................. Sprinkler Fittings and Flanges........... Unions and Union Fittings.................. Unit Heater................................................ Valves, Diaphragm Type..................... Valves, Angle, Brass............................... Valves, Gate, Brass................................. Valves, Gate, Brass, Hose..................... Valves, Gate, Brass, Quick-Opening. Valves, Gate, Iron Body....................... Valves, Globe, Brass............................... Valves, Lift Check.................................. Valves, Swing Check.............................. Vents, Metalbestos Gas......................... Vents, Metalbestos Wall........................ Union Elbows, AAR, Malleable Iron. . Elbows, Circulating Boiler................... Elbows, Combination, Forged Steel. Elbows, Brass, Ground Joint.............. Elbows, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound. Elbows, Malleable Iron, 200-Pound. Elbows, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound . Fittings, AAR, Malleable Iron........... Fittings, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound. Fittings, Malleable Iron, 200-Pound Fittings, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound. Fittings, Railroad.................................... Fittings, Saving Joints with................ Return Bends, Cast Iron...................... Tees, AAR, Malleable Iron................. Tees, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound. .. Tees, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound----Valves, Brass, AAR................................ Valves, Brass, Needle Point................ Valves, Brass, Radiator....................... Valves, Brass, 200-Pound..................... Valves, Brass, 300-Pound.................... Valves, Cast Steel................................. ...................502, 503 ......................... 435 .......................... 159 ......................... 436 ......................... 60 ......................... 132 ......................... 438 ......................... 432 .150-157, 196-204 175, 176, 178, 179 ......................... 371 ...................389, 390 ......................... 30 ......................... 19 ......................... 60 ......................... 56 ......................... 80 ......................... 30 ......................... 47 ......................... 120 ......................... 484 ......................... 484 ...................179, 180 ............................ 145 ......................... 266 ......................... 187 ...................174, 175 ......................... 176 ...................179, 180 ...................179, 180 ...................174, 175 ......................... 176 ...................179, 180 ............................176 ...................174, 264 ......................... 415 ...................179, 180 ........................... 175 ...................179, 180 ................38, 39 ........................... 27 ........................... 58 ........................... 58 ................ 35, 38, 39 ..............................240 Page Unions AAR...............................................................................................178,180 Air Pump, AAR........................................................................ 178,180 All-Iron, Ground Joint, Screwed, 150-Pound................ 175 All-Iron, Ground Joint, Screwed, 300-Pound................ 177 Ammonia, Flange.................................................................... 182 Brass, Government Pattern................................................ 187 Brass, 125, 200, and 300-Pound......................................... 187 Cadmium Plated..................................................... 263 Cast Iron, Flange................................................................... 181 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo.l...................................... 382 Forged Steel, AAR................................................................. 180 Forged Steel, Cadmium Plated.......................................... 263 Forged Steel, Chromium Plated Thread-Piece............. 264 Forged Steel, Flange............................................................... 182,265 Forged Steel, 2000 and 3000-Pound W.O.G.................. 263 Gaskets for................................................................................. 416,476 Gasket Type, Flange............................................................... 181,182 Gasket Type, Screwed.......................................................... 174 Malleable Iron, AAR...............................................................178,180 Malleable Iron, Flange...........................................................181,182 Malleable Iron, Flange, Three-Part................................. 181 Malleable Iron, Two-Third................................................. 174 Malleable Iron, 150-Podnd....................................................174,175 Malleable Iron, 250-Pound................................................. 176 Malleable Iron, 300-Pound................................ 177, 178, 180 Railroad..................................................................................... 176 Rotary, Ball-Bearing............................................................. 363 Solder-Joint............................................................................... 424 Tongue and Groove, Flange............................................... 182 Unit Fabrication of Piping and Valves..................................514,515 Heaters......................................................................368, 369, 371 Universal Joint on AAR Valves, Stem End for............... 39 Type Indicator for Iron Double Disc Gate Valves. .. 102 Type Indicator for Iron Wedge Gate Valves................ 84 U. S. Rubber Expansion Joints............................................... 351 V Vacuum Cleaning Fittings....................................................... 159 Gauges......................................................................................... 366,367 Relief Valves..............................................................................314,327 Service Diaphragm Valves.................................................. 390 Valve and Piping, Unit Fabrication........................................ 514,515 By-Pass Locations................................................................. 579 Chain Wheels.....................................................................136, 137 Discs............................................................................................ 133 Drain Tappings.......................................................................... 579 Handles....................................................................................... 135 Parts, for AAR Brass Valves............................................. 40 Parts, Ordering........................................................................ 123 Reseating Equipment............................................................ 453 Resistance to Flow of Fluids.............................................. 530,531 Unit Fabrication.......................................................................514,515 Wheels........................................................................................ 134 Valves AAR Brass, and Parts for..................................................38-40 A.W.W.A. Double Disc Gate, Iron Body...................94, 95 Air Vent, Automatic.............................................................. 343 Altitude...................................................................................... 316 Ammonia................................................................... 331, 411-413 Angle, Brass............................................................................ 23-41 Angle, Cast and Forged Steel..............................................235,248 Angle, Cast Steel, Lip-Seal Bonnet....................................218,219 Angle, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.......................... 212,213 Angle, Iron Body, Ferrosteel, and Mall. Iron. . . .103-112 Atmospheric Relief.................................................................310,311 Back Pressure........................................................................... 310,311 Bar Stock, Globe and Angle............................................... 236 Blow-Off..................................................................................... 308 Butterfly....................................................................................... 57,111 Cab Hose, Brass..................................................................... 40 Cargo Oil................................................................................... 405 Check, Brass........................................................................... 43-52 Check, Cast and Forged Steel...................................... 249-256 Check, Corrosion-Resistant................................................. 381 Check, Iron Body, Ferrosteel & Malleable. . . 113-121, 316 Alphabetical Index (Cont.) CRANE xix VV Page Valves (ConO Chlorine...................................................................................... 386 Chronometer................................................. 403 Clamp Gate, Iron Body................................................... 74, 75 Corrosion-Resistant.......................................................... 375-395 Corrosion-Resistant, Diaphragm Type.......................388-391 Crane-Paul Venturi Ball Type ................................. 392, 393 Cylinder Operated ............................................................ 124, 125 Diaphragm Type............................................................. 388-391 Exhaust Relief...........................................................................310,311 Expansion, for Ammonia......................................................... 413 Flexible Disc Swing Check, Iron Body............................ 116,117 Float............................................................................................. 315,317 Foot, Brass................................................................................. 45 Foot, Iron Body......................................................................... 119 Gate, Brass................ ........................ ........................... 13-21, 56 Gate, Cast Steel................................................................. 221-234 Gate, Cast Steel,Pressure-Seal Bonnet.......................209-211 Gate, Corrosion-Resistant. . .377,378, 380, 384, 385, 387 Gate, Iron Body and Ferrosteel,Double Disc........... 87-101 Gate, Iron Body and Ferrosteel,Wedge Disc...............73-86 Globe, Brass............. ................................................................23-42 Globe, Brass, Quick-Opening, Self-Closing.................54, 55 Globe, Cast and Forged Steel...................................... .235-248 Globe, Cast Steel, Lip-Seal Bonnet....................................218,219 Globe, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet..........................212,213 Globe, Corrosion-Resistant....................... 379, 380, 386, 387 Globe, Iron Body, Ferrosteel, and Mall. Iron. . . .103-112 Hose................................................. * ...........- -........... 60, 61, 403 Lever and Weight Swing Check..........................................118,253 Lip-Seal Bonnet, Steel.......................... 218, 219 Liquefied Petroleum Gas........................ .......................... 30, 47 Lock-Shield, Gate................................................................ 16, 17 Lock-Shield, Globe and Angle............................................ 25 Lock-Shield. Radiator........................................................... 58 Locomotive * '.earn Heat End................................................ 309 Lubricated Plug....................................................................... 312,313 Main Injection............................................................................406 Manifold........................................................................................408 Marine...................................................................................397-408 Motor Operated................................................................ 126-129 Needle Air.................................... 26 Needle Point Globe and Angle, Brass.............................. 27 Needle Point Globe and Angle, BarStock......................... 236 Neoprene-Lined................................................................ 388-391 Ni-Resist Cast Iron, Gate....................................................... 384 No-Slam Check.......................................................................... 316 Plug Gate......................................................................................377 Pop Safety........................................................................... 320-324 Pressure Reducing........................................315, 316, 340, 341 Pressure Relief...........................................................................311,316 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel......................................... 205-215 Pulp Stock....................................................................................300 Quick-Opening, Brass..........................................................54-57 Quick-Opening, Iron Body................................................75, 80 Radiator...................................................................................... 58 Relief............................................................................326-334, 382 Rubber Lined, Diaphragm Type................................388-391 Safety.....................................................................................320-325 Sampling or Vent, for Transformer Oil........................... 31 Screw-Down Check................................................................... 408 Solder-Joint................................................................................ 420,421 Stop-Check, 300, 400,and 600-Pound.........................301-305 Stop-Check, 900 and 1500-Pound........................ .214, 215 Tank Float..................................................................................315,317 Throttle...................................................................................... 57 Transformer Oil............................ 31 Underwriters* Diaphragm Valves.............. *............. 389, 390 Underwriters' Gate, Brass................................................19, 56 Underwriters' Gate, Brass, Hose....................................... 60 Underwriters' Gate, Iron Body.......................................... 80 Underwriters' Globe and Angle, Brass............................ 30 Underwriters' Lift Check, Brass....................................... 47 Underwriters' Swing Check................................................. 120 Vacuum Relief................................... 314, 327 Vent or Sampling, forTransformer Oil........................... 31 Water Drain............................................................................. 343 Water Works, Double Disc Gate.................................. 94, 95 Whistle........................................................................................ 54 Wood Chip................................................................................. 395 Page Valves (Cont.1 Y-Pattem Diaphragm Type......................................... 388-391 Y-Pattern Swing Check, Brass.......................................48, 51 Y-Type, with Extended Bonnet...........................................395 Velan Universal Steam Traps.................................................. 348 Vent or Sampling Valves for Transformer Oil................... 31 Ventilating and Heating Equipment............................. 368-371 Vents, Gas and Wall................................................................... 484 Venturi Type Crane-Paul Ball Valves.........................392, 393 Type Lubricated Plug Valves..................................... 312, 313 Type Pipe-Line Gate Valves, Steel........................... 232, 233 Vertical Check Valves, Brass.................................................. 46 Steam and Oil Separators............................................. 354, 355 Vise Stand, Power........................................................................ 451 Vises, Pipe....................................................................................... 444 Sawing, for Copper Tubing................................................. 444 Vulcan Chain Pipe Tongs......................................................... 445 Chain Pipe Vises...................................................................... 444 w Walco Pipe Wrench.......................................... 445 Wall Cabinets for Fire Hose...................................................... 64 Closet Fittings, Crane-Hulbert.......................................... 164 Flanges, for Railings............................................... 191,193 Thickness of Steel Pipe, Calculation of.....................543-545 Vents............................................................................................ 484 Waste Nuts, Malleable Iron...................................................... 141 Water, Discharge Through Pipes, Orifices, and Valves.527-529 Pressure Drop, In Elbows and Bends................................540 Pressure Drop, Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe......... 532 Resistance of Valves and Fittings to Flow of... .530, 531 Thermal Properties of........................................................... 539 Water Coolers, Fittings for....................................................... 415 Drain Valves, Ball Float Type........................................... 343 Gauge Accessories.................................................................... 361 Gauges........................................................................................ 360 Gauges, Expansion Tank...................................................... 360 Hose Couplings........................................................................ 62 Hose Fittings....................................................................... 63, 171 Hose Nozzles............................................................................. 63 Pipe, Cast Iron........................................................................ 496 Pressure Regulators................................................................ 342 Well Casing............................................................................... 483 Well Casing Couplings.......................................................... 170 Well Driller Couplings........................................................... 170 Water Side Fusible Plugs.......................................................... 362 Water Works Gate Valves (A.W.W.A.)...........................94, 95 Weight and Lever Reducing Valves....................................... 340,341 And Lever Safety Valves...................................................... 325 And Lever Swing Check Valves, Cast Iron..................... 118 And Lever Swing Check Valves, Cast Steel.................. 253 Conversion Table.............. 558 Of Air at Various Pressures and Temperatures........... 539 Testers for Gauges.................................................................. 366 Welded Brackets, Steel, for Pipe............................................ 441 Flanged Joints.......................................................................... 509 Piping, Description..................................................................512,513 Piping, Crane Shop Fabricating Facilities..................... 501 Piping, Headers................................................................ 516, 517 Piping, Heat Exchangers, Double Pipe.......................... 522 Piping, Types of Welds........................................................ 513 Welding Fittings, Butt Type............................................. 280-287 Fittings, Socket Type...................................................... 276-279 Flanges, Boiler......................................................................... 290 Flanges, Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound.......291-298 Neck Flanges, Boring of......................................................... 298 Outlets........................................................................................ 287 Valves, Angle, Cast and Forged Steel....................... 235-248 Valves, Angle, Cast Steel, Lip-Seal Bonnet........... 218, 219 Valves, Angle, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.. 212-215 Valves, Check, Cast and Forged Steel...................... 249-256 Valves, Gate, Cast Steel................................................. 221-234 Valves, Gate, Cast Steel. Pressure-Seal Bonnet. .209, 210 Valves, Globe, Cast and Forged Steel....................... 235-248 Valves, Globe, Cast Steel, Lip-Seal Bonnet............218,219 Valves, Globe, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet. .212-215 CRANEXX Alphabetical Index (Cont.) wY Page WeldOlets............................................................... Welds, Types Generally Used........................... Well Casing, Water.............................................. Wheels, Chain, for Valves................................ Valve.................................................................... Whistle Valves. Brass......................................... Whistles, Brass.................................................... Williams Chain Pipe Tongs............................. Chain Pipe Vises........................................... Flange Jacks......................................... .. Wire Hooks, Pipe.................................................. Solders................................................................ Wood Chip Valve, Clad 18-8 Stainless Steel Rod Couplings................................................. Wooden Flange Protectors............................... Wool Felt Pre-Shrunk Pipe Insulation......... ... . 287 512, 513 ... 483 ... 136 ... 134 ... 54 ... 362 ... 445 ... 444 ... 445 ... 435 ... 427 ... 395 ... 67 ... 457 ... 454 Wrenches For Body Seat Rings of Valves .... For Brass and Iron Cocks.................. Pipe............................................................. Tee, for Hub End Gate Valves.... Wrought Copper Solder-Joint Fittings Iron and Steel Pipe.............................. Iron Butt-Welding Fittings................ Steel Pipe, Data.................................... Steel Nipples........................................... ... 137 ... 72 ... 445 ... 137 422-424 478-483, 486-491 ...................280-283 ................ 490, 491 ................168, 169 Page Y-Bends Brass, 125-Pound................................................................... 184 Cast Iron, Sprinkler................................................................150,151 Cast Iron, 125-Pound. . ................................................150, 151 Forged Steel, Screwed . ............................................... 258, 259 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding.............................................276,277 Malleable Iron, 150-Pound.................................................. 140,141 Y-Branches, Drainage............................................................162,163 For Cast Iron Water Pipe................................................... 496 Y-Pattern Blow-Off Valves..................................................... 308 Diaphragm Valves............................................................388-391 Globe Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet...........................212-215 Sediment Separators.............................................................. 356 Stop-Check Valves.................................................................. 303,304 Stop Check Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............. 214, 215 Swing Check Valves, Brass..............................................48, 51 Swing Check Valves, 18-8 Mo and Monel....................... 381 Y-Valve with Extended Bonnet............................................. 395 z Zero Pipe Insulation 454 A colored paper insert near the center of the book is the key to an easy-to-use Sectional Index. Regular valve and fitting catalog users will find this feature unusually convenient. CRANE Numerical Index Products designated by letters, or having letter prefixes, are listed at the end of the numerical index; see page XXVI. xxi 1 Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. (Page Cat. No. (Page 07 | 354 7 E Oil 354 7 F-8F 013 354 7 LDC 1 Globe Valve 26 1 Disc 133 1 Railing Elbow 190 1 Reducing Valve 340 1 Pipe Bend 502 1-BC 1 BR 1C 1 R N'vc Threader 1 R Toledo Threader 1 R-C iy2 z 2 2 2 2 2-71 Globe Vahe Railing Elbow Sawing Vise Threader Pipe Bend 442 449 437 448 449 448 502 26 190 444 449 502 447 7Vi 71/2 7>/2 E Globe Valve Pipe Bend 8 Ball Ornament 8 Pipe Bend 8 Vi 9 Globe Valve 9 Angle Valve 9 Pipe Bend 9-A 10 Disc 10 Nu-Rail Cross 10 Swivel Joint 10 Pipe Bend 10-BC . 11 11-M 2-BC 2 BR 2C 2E 2-M 2N 3 Railing Tee 3 Threader 3 Pipe Bend 3E 31/2 Railing Tee 31/2 Pipe Bend 4 4 4 4 4-M 4 MO 4-P 41/2 Disc Kailing ice Sawing Vise Pipe Bend 5 5 5 5-M 5Vz Disc Railing Cross Pipe Bend 6 6 6 6E 6R ey2 61/2 E Disc Railing Cross Pipe Bend 7 Globe Valve 7 \nglc Valve 7 Railing Flange 7 Float Valve 7 Pipe Bend 7-8 7-8B 7 A-8 7 A-8B 442 12 Disc 449 12 Unit Heater 430 12-M 83 12 MO 496 121/2 446 13 190 13-BC 447 14 502 14 E 83 14-M 190 ' 14Vi P 502 16-M 133 16Vi P 190 17 444 17-C 502 17 C-A 496 17-M 453 18-M 448 190 20 Check Valve 20 Nu-Rail Cross 133 20 Float Valve 190 20 Swivel Joint 502 20-BC 496 20 E 190 21 E 133 21-M 190 22 502 22 E 83 22-M 447 190 23 83 23 E 24 Check Valve 28 24 Gauge 28 25 190 317 26 R 502 27 Cheek Valve 27 Float Valve 364 364 28 E 364 28 XU 364 28Vi XU 83 364 453 55 502 83 190 502 190 28 28 502 63 133 193 363 502 442 502 496 133 368 496 453 54 190 442 368 83 496 29 496 29 447 439 62 496 496 46 193 317 363 442 110 110 496 367 110 496 367 110 46 367 367 447 47 317 303 304 304 30 Nu-Rail Cross 30 Swivel Joint 30-A 30-B 30-C 30 E 30 XU 193 363 193 193 193 303 304 30 Vi XU 31 Cheek Valve 31 Relief Valve 32 A 32 X 32 XR 304 47 314 426 229 229 33 U 33 X 33 XR 229 229 229 33 Vi 33 Vi U 33Vi X 33Vi XR 45 229 229 229 34 341/2 36 46 46 48 38 Cheek Valve 38 Coupling 38 Reducing Valve 38 E 39 E 48 172 340 121 121 40 Nu-Rail Flange 40 Safety Valve 40 Swivel Joint 40 Pipe Cutter 40-C 193 325 363 446 438 41-C 42 44 44 A 45 438 367 57 452 367 46 46 X 46 XR 57 229 22Q 47 X 47 XR 47i/2 X 471/2 XR 129 229 229 229 50 Hose Valve 61 50 Nu-Rail Flange 193 50 Relief Valve 316 50 Swivel Joint 363 50 Gauge 367 50 Threader 448 51 Gauge 367 51 Threader 448 52 367 54 367 56 Hose Valve 61 56 Gauge 367 57 Air Valve 26 57 Gauge 367 58 61 60 Nu-Rail Plug 60 Swivel Joint 60 Threader 61 U 61 X 61 XR 193 363 448 229 229 229 61 Vi U 6D/2 XR 62 65 R-C 67 G 229 229 317 448 58 70 70 70 70 70yz Globe Valve Angle Valve Railing Elbow Swivel Joint 33 33 191 363 191 71 71 71 71 Vi 72 72 Globe Valve Angle Valve Railing 1 cc ,, Check Valve Railing Tee 33 33 191 191 48 191 73 73 731/2 74 741/2 75 Railing Cross Lever Valve 191 317 191 191 191 374 76 E 76 U 76 X 76 XR 76Vi U 76Vi X 761/2 XR 51 229 229 229 229 229 229 77 77 B 77 E 79 79 C 80 80 E 317 172 51 191 437 363 69 81 83 83 U 83 X 83 XR 831/2 U 83Vi X 831/2 XR 85 86 87 P 87 U 87 X 87 XR 316 367 229 229 229 229 229 229 27 367 37 229 229 229 87i/2 p 87Vi U 871/2 X 87Vi XR 88 89 89 A 37 229 229 229 27 27 62 XXI1 1 CRANE Numerical Index (Cont.) Cat. No. Page Cat. No. 90 90 90-A 91-A 92-A Valve 316 137-A Gauge 367 138-A 62 139-A 63 140-G 63 142 93-A 94-A 94 L-A 95 95-A 63 142-G 63 142 X 63 142 XR 315 143 63 143-G 95 CP-G 95-G 96 CP-G 96-G XL-96 430 143 X 430 143 XR 437 143>/2 X 437 1431/2 XR 373 144 X 97-A 99 99 99 A 99 B 63 144 XR Plug 362 145 X Gauge 367 145 XR 362 1451/2 X 362 1451/2 XR 99 C 99 D 99 E 99 F 362 147 X 362 1471/2 X 362 148 X 362 149 150 100 150 X 150 XR 151 E 100 Valve 314 151 U 100 Gauge 367 151 X 100-P 101-E 101-G 103-E 105-E 314 151 XR 201 151V4 U 432 151V2 X 201 151 i/z XR 201 152 X 105-G 106-G 107-E 107-G 107 R-G 431 152 XR 431 153 E 201 153-G 431 153 U 431 153 X 108-G 431 153 XR 109 362 1531/z U 110 Valve 314 1531/2 X 110 Whistle 362 1531/2 XR 110-G 431 155 110 R-G 111 112 113 E 114 431 155-G 362 156-G 362 157 201 157-G 312 158-A 115 116-G 117 117 E 120-A 312 158 X 431 159 X 61 159/2 X 201 161 U 63 161 X 121 E 123 E 124 1251/2 130 201 161 XR 201 I6II/2 U 315 I6IV2 XR 201 163 U 30 163 X 131 131-G 132 134-G 136-G 30 163 XR 438 I631/2 U 47 I631/2 XR 435 164 0 435 1641/z U Page Cat. No. 64 166 U 64 I661/2 U 64 167 43b 168 G 312 169 X 436 1691/z X 246 171 A-G 246 171-G 312 171 U 436 171 X 246 171 XR 246 1711/z U 246 1711/z X 246 1711/z XR 246 173-G 246 173 U 246 173 X 246 173 XR 246 t73V2 U 246 1731/2 X 254 1731/? XR 254 174-G 254' 174 X 312 175 X 426 1751/2 X 246 177 246 178-G 204 179-U 246 1791/2 u 246 180 U 246 I8OI/2 U 246 182 E 246 183 U 246 183 X 246 183 XR 246 1831/z U 204 1831/2 X 436 I831/2 XR 246 185 U 246 185 X 246 185 XR 246 1851/z U 246 1851/z X 246 1851/2 XR 204 186 A-G 436 186 E 436 186-G 372 187-G 436 187 X 426 1871/z X 254 188 E 254 188-G 254 189 U 246 189 X 246 189 XR 246 1891/z U 246 1891/2 X 246 I891/2 XR 246 190 E 246 190 U 246 190 X 246 190 XR 246 190V2 U 305 1901/2 X 305 1901/2 XR Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. iPage 305 193-G 305 194-G 312 195-G 441 197 254 197 E 254 197-G 435 198 435 198 E 246 1981/2 E 246 199 246 199-F 246 199-G 246 199 X 246 1991/2 X 435 246 200 246 246 200 , 246 205-G 246 206 246 206 A 432 207 254 208-G 254 209 254 209-G 317 211 433 212 C 305 212-G 305 212 P 305 214 305 214 C 157 214 H 246 214 P 246 215-F 246 215 H 246 216-G 246 217 H 246 218 246 218 C 246 220-G 246 222 H 246 222 X 246 222 SS 246 222Vi H 442 2221/z x 157 222Vi SS 442 223 H 442 223 X 254 223 SS 254 2231/2 H 157 2231/2 X 442 2231/z SS 246 225-G 246 225 H 246 226-G 246 226 H 246 227 H 246 228-G or L-G 157 230-G 246 232 H 246 233 H 246 234 H 246 236 H 246 238 H 246 239 F 441 240 441 241 441 242 137 242 177 243 . 258 258 Elhow 258 Hanger 433 Cross 258 442 243 )r\angcr 433 137 244 433 177 245 258 177 246 X 264 137 247-G 433 432 248-G 441 250 254 250 H 254 252 252 H 436 69 263 69 263 253 H 254 374 254 H 435 254 P 316 255 P 263 69 263 106 106 426 256 31 256 P 435 257 P 31 258 435 258-G 69 106 106 69 442 31 259-G 442 32 260 E 146 438 260 E (AAR) 148 32 261-G 437 312 262-A or A-A 64 32 262 E 146 99 262 E (AAR) 148 32 262 N-A 64 431 262Vz E 146 99 2621/2 E (AAR) 148 438 264 E 99 264 E 49 264-G 49 266 437 266 E (AAR) 146 148 442 69 146 236 266 E 236 267 E 236 267 E 236 268 236 268 E (AAR) (AAR) 148 146 148 69 146 236 268 E 236 B-268 236 269 236 269-G 236 270 (AAR) 148 434 69 430 68 236 271-G 236 272 438 272 E 242 272-G 438 273-G 242 274-G 256 274 P-G 438 275-G 437 276 41 276-G 439 68 146 439 439 440 440 440 68 440 41 277-G 439 52 277 P-G 439 42 278 68 52 278 E 146 430 278 E (AAR) 148 I f. Numerical Index {Conf.) CRANE xxm 1 Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page 279 E 279 E 284 290 E 291 E 146 352 E (AARi 148 3521/4 68 352Vi 294 352i/2 c 294 353 280 390 108 391 105 393 105 393i/2 108 394 308 453 E 308 454 E 308 457 E 308 458 119 458 E 282 525 282 525 D 282 526 19 527 282 527 D Valve 31: 269 198 198 269 292 E 292-G 292 L-G 294 E 295-G 294 353 E 438 3531/4 438 354 E 294 3541/2 438 3551/2 280 394Vi 108 395 280 395Vi 105 396 E 105 396 P 119 459 119 459 E 119 460 39 460 E 39 461 19 529 285 531 79 531 D 285 534 D 79 537 198 198 269 269 198 296 E 294 3551/2 C 297 E 294 356i/2 298 68 357 E 3571/2 300 3571/2 C 358 358 E 300 Valve 340 359 300 Swing Joint 361- 359 E 302 455 360 E 105 397 E 39 462 105 397 P 39 462Vi 280 398 350 464 105 464Vi 105 400 465 109 465Vi 285 467 109 400 Valve 341 467%, 285 400 Exp. Joint 350 4.'1 285 400 Tool 427 471 79 537 D 80 539 D 79 541 79 541 D 79 543 D 79 545 80 o*to \J 80 546 80 547 80 547 D 269 269 198 269 269 198 269 198 198 269 305 Cock 68 3601/2 305 Valve 312 361 E 306 68 36li/2 307 68 362 E 308 260 364 E 109 401 285 401 D 109 403 35 403 D 35 404 350 472 269 472 E 350 473 269 473 E 350 474 E 79 548 282 548 D 79 549 282 550 282 550 Elbow Brush 198 269 198 198 452 309 310 314% P 316% P 319 260 366 340 366 E 104 366/2 104 3661/2 C 71 367 115 406 350 475 51 407 D 269 4751/2 114 410 Cate Valve 15 480 114 410 Red. Valve 341 480Vi 115 411 341 481 79 550 D 79 551 97 551 D 94 552 E 97 553 269 198 269 284 202 320 320% 321 324 3241/z 70 368 70 372 70 372 E 70 3721/z 70 373 115 412 D 117 413 D 280 415 D 117 417 D 117 419 D 269 482 269 483 269 484Vi 269 485Vi 269 486Vi 97 553 D 97 553 E 75 554 75 554 E 75 554% 269 284 294 284 294 325 326 327 328 D 329 D 70 373 E 70 3731/2 426 374 E 265 3741/4 265 3741/z 280 420 355 487% 117 421 D 269 488 280 422 Valve 18 488Vi 117 422 Vise Stand 451 490 120 422 E 355 490Vi 75 555 75 555 75 555 75 556 75 556% Flange Valve Brush 202 311 452 294 294 330 330 D 331 331 D 331 E 70 375 265 376 70 376 E 265 376 P 280 377 E 120 423 325 423 D 38 423Vi d 38 425Vi d 38 427 D 18 491 269 492 269 492% 269 493 269 494 76 557 75 558% 75 568 76 570 75 572 203 294 294 452 294 334 335 E 336 E 337 339 70 377 P 280 380 280 380 70 381 71 381 38 428 16 494% Valve 111 429 17 496 Elbow 258 429 D 269 496 E Valve 111 430 16 496 P Tee 258 431 Gate Valve 17 497 E 75 574 76 582 294 585 240 586 282 586% 280 451 452 145 145 340 D 340 E 341 E 343 E 346Vi 265 382 98 382 P 98 383 98 383 114 383 P 258 431 Red. Valve 341 36 431 E 282 Valve 118 432 Gate Valve 56 Cross 258 432 Red. Valve 341 36 436 E 282 500 587 145 500 588 145 589 Coupling 145 589 Brush *tO if Oil Cup 374 589% 145 350 350 E 3501/4 350i/2 350i/2 C 108 384 Elbow 258 437 280 384 Valve 310 438 108 384 P 36 440 105 385 Y-Bend 258 442 105 385 Valve 310 450 351 108 385 P 351 E 280 386 35H/4 108 387 352 Valve 108 388 352 Ccmcnc 455 389 36 450 E 258 451 258 451 E 258 452 E 260 453 17 500 17 502 16 510 56 519 455 519% 282 520 60 523% 282 524 282 524% 60 525 Tool 427 590 451 590 132 592 176 176 132 187 312 600 187 600 Elbow 198 600 Elbow 176 Brush 452 176 600 Bushing 260 Oil Cup 374 Coupling 422 XXIV 1 CRANE Numerical Index (Cont.) Cat. No. ( .Page Cat. No. i Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page 600-2 j 422 601 Bu-hing 260 601 Coupling 422 601 D 269 602 260 676-U7 693 E 694 E 696 E 210 850 294 850 D 294 851 D 187 852 D 853 D 67 1003 269 1004 269 1004 269 1005 269 1006 Elbow Plug 160 161 313 160 160 1246 Valve 1246 Coupling 1246 D 1247 1247 D 45 276 269 276 269 603 603-2 603-D 604 604-2 422 700 422 269 422 700 422 LP-700 853 E 854 854 D 67 854 E 426 855 D 294 1008 67 1009 269 1010 294 1017 269 1018 160 160 160 161 Tee 161 1248 D 1249 1249 D 1250 Valve 1250 Red. Insert 269 276 269 25 278 605 D 606 606-2 606-2-2 607 269 702 423 706-3 423 706-4 423 707-3 423 707-4 67 855 E 423 856 423 856 E 423 857 E 423 858 E 294 1018 67 1020 294 1022 294 1024 294 1026 Cock 313 162 162 162 162 1250 D 1251 1251 D 1252 D 1253 D 269 25 269 269 269 607-2 607-2-2 607 D 608 608Vi 423 708 423 712 269 724 54 730 54 731 67 860 67 862 E 67 885 361 890 E 361 891Vi E 67 1028 294 1030 342 1033 179 1034 179 1036 163 1254 D 163 1255 D 161 1256 161 1262 E 313 1263 E 269 269 45 294 294 610 611 613 613 D 615 360 734 424 744 360 760 D 269 762 D 360 764 D 361 892 E 67 893 E 262 894 E 262 895 262 895 E 179 1038 179 1048 179 1057 342 1058 179 1059 163 1265 E 161 1266 E 160 1267 E 160 1280 163 1280Vi 294 294 294 175 175 615 D 269 773 616 WaterGaugc 360 775 616 Plug 424 776 617 424 776-U4 617 D 269 776-U7 618 619 D 621 D 622 E 623 424 777 269 778 269 783-U4 21 783-U7 360 787-U4 317 896 E 181 897 E 93 898 E 210 898Vi E 210 93 900 93 210 210 919Vi E 210 923-3 179 1059Vi 179 1070 179 1081 179 1083 1100 180 1100 342 1102 163 1281 161 1282 97 1283 97 1284 1285 1290 1294 E 1295 E 325 323 1300 175 175 175 175 175 174 294 294 623 D 623 E 6231/2 E 624 624 D 269 787-U7 21 791 21 793Vi 360 798 269 210 950 H 91 953Vi H 91 960 91 976 977 180 1113 180 1113 LX 337 1114 343 1118 343 1123 332 333 1303 332 1310 331 1310Vi 331 1311 420 421 421 421 624 E 625 625 D 625 E 633 20 360 269 20 800 42' 801 800 986 988 988Vi 66 9891/2 66 90Vi 357 1128 357 1130 356 1131 356 A-1131 356 1133 330 1320 330 1380 326 1381 326 1382 326 1383 420 276 276 276 276 638 645 651 E 652 E 653 E *24 804 311 804Vi 294 806 284 806Vi 284 812 66 991 66 9911/2 66 992 66 992 E 66 993 E 362 1133Vi 356 1155 V 362 180 180 1200 326 1385 327 1386 1387 1389 1390 276 276 276 276 278 654 E 656 E 657 E 658 E 660 284 812Vi 294 814 294 816 294 817 E 258 819 E 66 994 D 356 1218 66 996 E 180 1219 67 997 E 180 1228 178 998Vi E 180 1232 178 999 Regulator 342 1234 174 174 1400 71 71 1425 71 1427 300 300 661 662 663 664 664 E 665 666 667 668 676-U4 1 non258 819Vi E 178 999 Pipe Mach. 258 821 66 258 824 Stop 66 258 824 294 841 D VaU'e 313 269 lwU 450 1236 1240 1240 1241 1241 Valve Elbow Valve Tee 71 25 276 25 276 1429 1431 1460 1461 1462 258 845 D 258 846 D 258 847 D 258 848 D 210 849 D 269 269 1000 269 1001 269 lOOlVi 269 1002 1241 D 160 1242 161 1243 161 1245 lbU 1245 D 269 1463 276 1465 276 1466 276 1467 269 1469 300 300 276 276 276 276 276 276 27b 276 Numerical index (Conf.) CRANE XXV I Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page Cat. No. Page 1500 161S-RN 1620 1620-RN 1501 411 1620-SB 1504 15041/2 1505 1505Vi 15071/2 411 1621 412 1621-RN 411 1621-SB 412 1630 412 1630-RN 1513 15191/2 15193/4 1521 1523 413 1630-SB 413 1631 413 1631-RN 414 1631-SB 414 1644 1529 1541 D 1545 1545 D 1546 D 266 1645 269 1650 415 1651 269 1652 269 1660 1547 1547 D 1548 D 1549 D 1550 D 415 1660 X 269 1660 XH 269 1661 269 1661 X 269 1661 XH 1551 D 1552 D 1553 D 1554 D 1555 269 1662 269 1663 269 1664 XH 269 1665 415 1665 XH 1555 D 1556 1556 E 15561/2 1557 269 1666 414 1667 294 1669 414 1670 415 1671 1557 E 1558 E 1559 1562 E 1563 294 294 1800 414 294 414 1815 P 1565 E 1570 1155775411//22 15753/4 294 1816 P 414 1834 415 1835 415 1836 415 1837 15821/2 1583V2 15861/2 1589 159li/2 415 1848 415 1870 E 413 1870 P 182 1871 E 182 1871 P 1594 E 294 1874 E 1595 E 294 1874 P 1875 E 1875 P 1600 1878 P 1600 1600-RN 1600-SB 1610 1610-RN 1610-SB 1611 1611-RN 1611-SB 390 390 390 390 390 390 390 390 : 390 1884 P 1890 E 1890 P 1891 E 1891 P 1894 E 1894 P 1895 E 1895 P 391 391 1900 390 390 390 1923-A 1924 390 1925 390 1945 390 1949 390 1985 390 1989 390 390 390 2000 390 386 2024 386 2025 390 390 2104 390 2109 276 2222 233 233 2485 276 2495 233 233 2500 2501 276 2550 276 2551 233 2565 276 2567 233 2568 276 2601 276 2602 276 2604 384 2606 384 2651 2668 2674 2815 309 2965 309 35 3400 35 35 35 3402 308 3403 38 3412 38 3413 38 3422 38 3423 38 3469 38 3479 38 3489 38 40 3600 240 240 39 3602 L 39 3602 X 39 3602 XW 39 3603 L 39 3603 X 39 3603 XW 39 3607 X 39 3607 XW 3608 A 3609 A 3611 X 3611 XW 62 3615 X 313 313 3615 XW 313 3617 A 313 3620 X 313 3621 X 313 3624 X 3625 X 3640 W 3640 X 3641 W 3641 X 313 313 3642 A 3644 W 188 3644 X 188 3645 W 3645 X 313 3646 A 94 3648 W 94 3648 X 3649 W 320 3649 X 320 321 3652 W 321 3652 X 323 3653 W 322 3653 X 322 3656 W 328 3656 X 328 3657 W 328 3657 X 327 3658 A 329 3670 X 329 3674 X 329 3678 X 3682 X 313 3686 X 313 3692 XS 3713-CS 313 3800 313 313 3844 U 313 3844 X 313 3845 U 313 3845 X 313 3852 U 313 3852 X 313 3853 U 3853 X 3860 U 3861 U 3862 U 223 3863 U 223 223 ->935-A 223 3960 U 223 3961 U 223 225 3962 U 225 3963 U 387 387 4000 225 225 4032 4033 225 4039 387 4062 237 4063 237 237 4140 4169 237 4196 239 4197 239 4198 239 4199 239 4249 387 4270 239 4296 239 4297 239 4298 239 4299 387 4382 239 4383 239 4387 239 4389 239 4436 239 4437 239 4448 239 4449 239 4461 239 4465 4467 239 239 4802 239 4803 387 4812 250 4813 4822 251 4823 250 251 251 251 5000 427 5001 5011 5021 241 6000 241 241 241 6000 6001 241 6200 241 241 241 7000 219 219 219 7186 U 219 7188 U 7189-U4 62 7189-U7 7192 U 219 7194 U 219 7811 U 219 7852 U 219 U 50 50 351 50 50 351 313 34 34 34 34 313 58 408 408 408 408 403 403 310 310 15 15 403 403 405 405 405 313 313 313 313 313 313 364 364 364 427 427 427 215 215 213 215 215 210 213 213 XXVI CRANE Numerical Index (Coat.) Cat. No. Page Designation Page Designation [Page 9000 A-H I-W H 9000 9200-A 9301-A 9810 9811 9812 9813 0814 ;20 9s21 342 . 63 j 63 1 346 i 346 346 i 346 i 346 346 1 346 14000 14477 17707 17726 17727 17729 17743 17750 17751 1 385 379 381 381 381 378 377 377 A A A A-1131 AA AAO AC ACI ACIH ACSH ACU ACV AH AIH AIO AL ALEC ALEW ALEX ALW AS ASH ASO AZ Valve Wheel 134 1BR Steam Trap 348 IBRA Separator 353 IBRS 326 IBRSA 366 366 J 366 JMB 366 JO 366 JR 366 JW 366 366 K 366 K 366 KA 366 KB 128 1 128 128 L L 128 LP-700 128 128 366 M 366 M 366 365 365 365 365 135 334 334 334 334 Valve Handle Copper Tubing 135 428 128 128 Valve Wheel 134 Copper Tubing 428 426 Valve Wheel 134 Copper Tubing 428 18800 N Valve Wheel 134 B Valve Wheel 134 N Steam Trap 348 18801 B 380 Products Designated B-268 Fan 370 NEMA 434 127 18807 18826 18827 18829 18840 18843 18850 379 By Letters or Having 381 381 Letter-Prefixed Numbers C Are Listed at the Right. C P Steam Trap 348 P Separator 353 P 381 380 CD CF1-A1 371 P 315 PRV 378 CFC2-A1 315 377 CM 315 CS Remote Control 315 Q Steam Trap Unit Heater Fan Rotary Union 348 369 370 363 370 370 18851 18859 18860 18861 18862 18863 18868 18869 18878 18882 18884 377 382 383 383 383 383 383 383 383 382 383 CS Condensation Pump 371 R 365 RS 365 D D-2 D-6 D-152 D-302 134 352 352 S 352 S ,, Valve Handle 135 Steam Trap 348 352 S Rotary Union 363 SA-7AS-8CS 365 DPC-71/2 DS DSL DSLF 453 SA-7S-8CS 128 S-BY 128 SP 128 SS 365 348 348 348 18886 383 S-l 352 18889 18890 18891 18898 383 ; 383 383 382 19900 E F FHD FSG 134 S-2 S-5 S-6 134 S-151 128 S-152 363 S-301 S-302 352 352 352 352 352 352 352 19901 19903 19905 19951 19953 23141 24191 393 393 393 393 393 313 313 H H-9000 HD HN HNA HO HR HS HSA 369 US 342 128 V 324 324 W 324 324 X 324 X 324 XL-96 371 365 128 Valve Handle 135 Fan 370 373 -s Metals & Materials CRANE Metals and Materials Metals Steam Brass..................... page 2 Special Bronze.............................................................................................. page2 Cast Manganese Bronze.............................................................................page2 Monel............................................................................................................. page2 Nitri-Hard............................................................................ ...................page 2 No. 44 Nickel Alloy.................................................................................... page2 No. 4Q Nickel Alloy.................................................................................... page2 Exelloy........ ...............................................................................................page 3 Hastelloy "C"............................................................................................ page 3 Ihrigized Steel............................................................................................ page 3 Stellite............................................................................................................page3 18-8 Mo Alloy Cast Steel...........................................................................page3 Cast Iron, Ferrosteel, and High Tensile Iron___ 1................................. page4 Alloy Cast Iron.............................................................................................page4 Ni-Resist Cast Iron.................................................................................. page 4 Malleable Iron........................................................................................... page 4 Carbon Cast Steel........................................................................................ page6 No. 3 Nickel Alloy Cast Steel................................................................... page6 "Arctic" Nickel Alloy Cast Steel............................................................. page6 No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel..................................... page6 No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel......................................page7 No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel..................................... page7 No. 9 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel..................................... page7 Carbon Forged Steel................................................................................... page8 No. 3 Nickel Alloy Forged Steel. .........................................................page 8 No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Forged Steel................................... page8 No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Forged Steel................................... page8 Bolting Materials Machine Bolts and Bolt-Studs................................................................. page9 Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs............................................................................ page9 Templex Steel Bolt-Studs.......................................................................... page9 Packing Materials C.C. Rubber Sheet Packing...................................................................... page5 Cranite Sheet Packing................................................................................ page5 Metallic Gaskets.......................................................................................... page5 Rings for Ring Joints..................................................................................page5 Composition Discs....................................................................................... page5 Marking of Crane Products..................................................................... page 10 Air Testing......................................................................................................page 11 Hydrostatic and Shock Working Pressures....................................... page 11 Increase in Pressure Due to Expansion of Liquids.........................page 11 valves, fittings, and allied products for all pressures, temperatures, and services--necessitate the use of an unusually wide variety of metals and material. The most common of these are briefly described and discussed in this section. Additional information on these and other Crane metals and material will be furnished on request. 1 2 CRANE Metal* and Material* (Conf.) Brasses, Bronzes, Nickel Alloys, Monel, and Nitri-Hard Crane Steam Brass Crane Steam Brass, widely used for valves, fittings, and other products recommended for temperatures up to 450 F. is an alloy of copper, tin, lead, and zinc. It conforms to A.S.T.M. Specification B 62 (Composition Brass or Ounce Metal Castings, 85-5-5-5) and is classified as "Leaded Red Brass" in A.S.T.M. B 1 iq (Standard Classification of Cast Copper-Base Alloys). Physical properties at 70 F. Average Tensile strength...................................... lbs. persq. in. 36.000 Yield point...............................................lbs. per sq. in. 16,000 Elongation in 2 inches.................... ................ percent 26 Crane Special Bronze Crane Special Bronze, commercially termed "bronze", is a high grade alloy used in valves, fittings, and other products recommended for the higher pressures and for temperatures up to 550 F. It conforms to A.S.T.M. Specification B tu (Steam or Valve Bronze Castings) and is classified as "Leaded Tin Bronze" in A.S.T.M. B 1 iq (Standard Classification of Cast Copper-Base Alloys). Physical properties at 70 F. Average Tensile strength...................................... lbs. per sq. in. 38,000 Yield point...............................................lbs. per sq. in. 17,000 Elongation in 2 inches...................................... per cent 30 Crane No. 44 Nickel Alloy Crane N'o. 44 Nickel Alloy is a copper-base nickeltin alloy, having a hardness superior to that of ordinary bronze. Its particular application is as a seating material in valves which are to be subjected to services re quiring the use of non-ferrous trim but where brass or bronze is inadequate. Strong, tough, and hard, Crane No. 44 Nickel Alloy not only offers good resistance to wear, but resists as well, the corrosive action of dilute acids and alkalies which are common on refinery sludge service where various concentrations of sulphuric acid and alkalies are encountered. Crane No. 49 Nickel Alloy Crane No. 4q Nickel Alloy is a nickel-base coppertin alloy, having excellent bearing qualities and corrosion resistance. With Brinell number up to 235, it withstands wear and erosion at steam temperatures up to 850 F. unusually well. The combination of Crane No. 4q Nickel Alloy and Crane Exelloy used in steel valves (known as "XR" trim) has been found particularly satisfactory for steam, water, air, gas, and other non-lubricating and relatively non-corrosive gases or liquids such as gasoline, fuel oil, etc. Such valves are also well suited for oil having low viscosity such as is used in hydraulic systems, especially where seating loads are extremely high. Crane Cast Manganese Bronze Crane Cast Manganese Bronze was developed in order to procure a stem metal'that would withstand the great torsional and tensile strains to which this valve part is subjected. Its unusually good bearing qualities offer excellent resistance to wear, and this, combined with strength and the good corrosion resist ance typical of copper-base alloys, has extended its use r-v yoke sleeves, yoke bushings, and glands of iron '.3 steel valves for a wide variety of services. Crane Cast \ fanganese Bronze is made in two alloys, Alloy A and Alloy B, with minimum tensile strengths of 60,000 and 80,000 pounds per square inch, re spectively. They conform to the requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification B 132, Leaded High-Strength Yellow Brass (Manganese Bronze) Sand Castings. Cast Monel Monel is a high strength nickel-copper alloy con taining approximately two-thirds nickel and onethird copper. It has excellent resistance to corrosion by many acids, alkalies, salt solutions, food products, organic substances, and many other miscellaneous fluids. Among non-ferrous alloys, Monel is an out standing material for handling solutions of the alkalies and it is widely used wherever the avoidance of copper contamination is not imperative. Monel Valves are shown in Section 33 (Corrosion- Resistant Valves and Fittings). The average physi cal properties of this alloy are: Physical properties at 70 F. Average Tensile strength.......................................lbs. persq. in. 67,000 Yield point............................................... lbs. per sq. in. 35,000 Elongation in 2 inches...................................... per cent 30 Crane Nitri-Hard Crane Nitri-Hard is used for plug type discs and seats in brass, bronze, iron, and small size steel globe and angle valves._ In the steel valves, this metal is designated as \V trim. The parts are either forged or machined from bar stock and after machining are heat treated to pro vide the desired hardness. Seats and discs made of Crane Nitri-Hard withstand high temperatures and offer unusual resistance to wear, cutting, scoring, erosion, seizure, and galling. Metals and Materials (Cont.) CRANE 18-8 Mo, Hastelloy, Exelloy, Stellite, and Ihrigized Steel 3 Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Cast Steel Crane iS-S Mo Alloy (iS to 22% chromium, io to i2^c nickel, and 2.5 to 3C: molybdenum) is an ex ceptionally high grade stainless steel that is highly resistant to corrosion and finds wide application in many industries. The addition of molybdenum to regular chromiumnickel steel has been found to increase materially the corrosion resistance of this alloy, and, in recog nition of this fact, Crane has adopted 18-8 Mo Alloy in preference to other types of 18-8 chromium- nickel steels. Valves and fittings made of this material, shown in Section 33, may be recommended for use in services handling food products as well as for a large number of industrial chemicals. Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel is a casting material cor responding to A.I.S.I. (American Iron and Steel In stitute) Type 316 wrought stainless steel. It con forms to, and substantially exceeds, the minimum re quirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 29b, Grade CF-8M, as shown below, and is heat-treated to obtain maximum corrosion resistance. Physical properties at 70'1 F. A.S.T.M. Minimum Tensile strength................... lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 Yield point........................... , lbs. per sq. in. 30,000 Elongation in 2 inches....... 30 Reduction of area.............. 40 Crane Average 75,000 33,000 50 60 Hastelloy "C" Hastelloy "C" trim, used in Crane Chlorine Valve discs, disc stem rings, and body seat rings, is a nickel-molybdenum-chromium-iron alloy. Its tensile strength and hardness are comparable to that of alloy steel. It withstands strong oxidizing conditions such as those encountered with free chlorine and aqueous solutions containing chlorine. Hastelloy is the registered trade-mark of the Haynes Stellite Division of the Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation. Crane Stellite Trim Crane Stellite trim, used in high-pressur<_-cemperature steel valves and known as "U" trim, is a cobaltchromium-tungsten alloy. Facings of this material are deposited on steel discs or body seat rings by welding. Stellite is recommended where service conditions are especially severe, particularly in modern steam power plants operating at elevated temperatures. Its extreme hardness when cold (Brinell number 375 minimum) is maintained almost unimpaired at red heat. Stellite withstands corrosion and erosion un usually well, and it displays excellent resistance to wear, seizure, galling, and abrasion. Crane Exelloy for Stems Crane Exelloy is a specially processed chromium iron having a chromium content of about 12 per cent and a carbon content of about 0.10 per cent. For valve stems, it is carefully heat-treated to pro vide superior strength and excellent resistance to tension, compression, shear, and other strains at tending stem service. Crane Exelloy withstands wear unusually well and offers liberal resistance to corro sion by atmosphere; by mildly alkaline water; and by steam, gas, air, oil, and hot oil vapors. The remarkable properties of Crane Exelloy as a stem material have resulted in its adoption for regular use in nearly all Crane Steel Valves. Physical properties at 70 F. Minimum Crane Average Tensile strength............. lbs. per sq. in. 100.000 115.000 Yield point..................... lbs. per sq. in. 80,000 90.000 Elongation in 2 inches.............percent 20 22 Reduction of area.................... percent 60 65 Brinell hardness number (range)......................... 225-250 Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch). ft. lbs............ 40 Crane Exelloy for Seating Surfaces Crane Exelloy for seating surfaces is the same as Crane Exelloy for stems, but is heat-treated to secure greater hardness--minimum Brinell hardness number ranging up to 3 50, depending upon the valve part. With this high hardness--resisting scratch ing, scoring, or indentation by hard particles--is combined adequate strength and ductility; excellent resistance to wear, seizure, galling, and erosion; and high resistance to oxidation and to the corrosive action of hot sulfur-bearing oils. Crane Exelloy seating surfaces, used in steel valves and known as "X" trim, are especially recommended for oil and oil vapor at temperatures over 500 F. and for most corrosive and unrefined oils regardless of temperature. Exelloy combined with Crane No. 49 Nickel Alloy makes an ideal combination for steam, water, gas, and similar services; see "Crane No. 49 Nickel Alloy", page 2. Crane Exelloy has been more universally suitable for valve seats in oil service than any other single material. Because of its remarkable properties, thousands of tons are in valve service. Crane Ihrigized Steel Ihrigized Steel is resistant to wear and corrosion and has good bearing qualities. A typical application of this material is its use for packing glands in some iron and steel valves. The surface of Ihrigized Steel is impregnated with silicon (approximately 15% Si) and is made by a patented process known as Ihrigizing. 4 CRANE Metal* and Material* (Cont.) Cast, Malleable, Alloy, and Ni-Resist Irons 2 Crane Cast Irons Crane Cast Iron is regularly produced in three grades Cast Iron, used for small valves and fittings having -- Cast Iron, Ferrosteel, and High Tensile Iron; light metal sections, conforms to the requirements of they are recommended for temperatures up to 450 F. A.S.T.M. Specification A 126 for Class A Castings. All of these grades conform to and exceed the mini mum requirements of the A.S.T.M. Specification A 126 for Gray Iron Castings for Valves, Flanges, and Pipe Fittings. Ferrosteel, used for sections of medium metal thick nesses, conforms to the requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A rz6 for Class B higher strength Gray Iron Castings. Each grade is particularly suited to provide uniform density, soundness, and close grain within a specific range of thicknesses of sections employed in the production of Crane cast iron valves and fittings. Casif Iron Average Tensile Strength, pounds per square inch................ Transverse Test, load at center, pounds.................. Transverse Test, deflection at center, inches........... 26.000 3,000 0.12 High Tensile Iron, used for the heavier metal sec tions, conforms to the requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 126 for Class C High-Test Cast Iron. ASTM A 126 Class A Minimum 21,000 2,200 0.10 Crane Ferrosceel Average 35,000 3,600 0.14 ASTM A 126 Class B Minimum 31,000 3,300 O.j 2 Crane High Tensile Iron Average 50,000 4,200 0.14 ASTM A 126 Class C Minimum 41,000 4,000 0.12 Crane Malleable Iron Crane Malleable Iron is particularly suited for use in screwed pipe fittings, valves, and flanges. It is characterized by pressure tightness, stiffness, and toughness, the latter property being an especially valuable one for pipe line materials subjected to expansion and contraction stresses and shock. This iron has a tensile strength of from 40,000 to 50,000 pounds per square inch. Through improved practices in casting and annealing, a superior line of malleable iron products is assured. Crane Malleable Iron conforms to the requirements of the A.S.T.M. Specification A 197 for Cupola Malleable Iron. The comparable ability of malleable iron to resist shock or impact as well as bending stresses due to piping weight, expansion, etc., is shown in the following table. Note that because of their excep tional ductility, the malleable iron and cast steel bars were reversed after each blow. Tests for Shock or Impact (Bars l'xl'xU11) Material Blows of a 25-pound Drop Hammer to Break Shock Test Foot Pounds Cast Iron 7 102 Ferrosteel 11 206 Malleable Iron 22 1580 Cast Steel 92 10,112 *Reversed after each blow because of bending. Crane Alloy Cast Irons Crane Alloy Cast Irons, a development of the Crane Engineering Laboratory, are offered to meet the need for iron having better physical properties and resist ance to corrosion when subjected to services where ordinary gray iron is not adequate. These materials, having a nickel low alloy composi tion, are suited for valves or fittings in specialized services of pulp or paper or petroleum industries. Analysis of the crystal structure of materials by means of an X-Ray Diffraction machine. Crane Ni-Resist Cast Iron Ni-Resist Cast Iron is used as material where the physical properties of cast iron suffice but where greater resistance to corrosion is required. Ni-Resist is an alloy cast iron containing 14% nickel, 6% copper, and 2% chromium; it has an average tensile strength of approximately 25,00c pounds per square inch. Metalt and Matarialt (Conf.) CRANE Packing Materials 5 C.C. Rubber Sheet Packing Cranite Sheet Packing C.C. Rubber Sheet Packing is a superior grade of rubber composition packing, which is manufactured solely for Crane. This material is exceptionally tough, durable, and resilient. It is compounded according to a special formula, and it is subjected to frequent and careful tests to assure that the high quality is strictly maintained. Cranite is a superior gasket material prepared from selected long fiber asbestos, cross-laminated to secure exceptional strength and durability. It has a high and uniform compressive strength, does not deteri orate with age, and is ideally suited for use with water, air, gas, gasoline, ammonia, steam, and other fluids at temperatures up to 75o F. C.C. Rubber is available in rolled sheets or finished cut gasket shapes. It is recommended for all pres sures in services such as saturated steam, hot and cold water, air, and gas. C.C. Rubber Sheet Packing..................................... page 473 C.C. Rubber Gaskets................................pages 472 and 474 Cranite has been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (National Board of Fire Under writers), for use on hazardous liquids. Cranite Sheet Packing...............................................page 473 Cranite Gaskets............. ............... pages 472 and 474 to 476 Cranite Union Gaskets............................. pages 416 and 476 Corrugated Metallic Gaskets Corrugated metallic gaskets are recommended for service where temperatures exceed 750 F.; they are available in copper, of No. 27 B&S Gauge, and in soft iron of No. 24 U.S. Gauge. Crane Corrugated Metallic Gaskets are of good qual ity, having proper strength, ductility, and toughness. To secure a smaller bearing surface with the resulting increase in unit compressive load, the inside diameter of these gaskets is made larger than the port diameter of the joint, providing assurance of tightness. Prices and dimensions on application. Composition Discs Crane Composition Discs are furnished in a variety of materials, sizes, and styles to cover a wide range of service conditions. Through years of constant study, research, and testing, this line of Composition Discs was developed to fill the need for suitable re newable type discs in globe and angle valves. These materials are made for use in steam, hot and cold water, oil, air, gas, and gasoline services. Users are urged to choose the type and material recommended on page 133, in order to obtain the best results. Composition Discs...................................................... page 133 Rings for Ring Joints Ring Joints can be utilized as connections for all pressure classes of Crane Steel Valves, Fittings, and Flanges. They require the use of a metal ring, which seats in an especially prepared groove in each flange face, to seal the joint. Crane rings for ring joints are the result of extensive research and field and laboratory testing. They are of unusually high quality, being purchased under exceptionally rigid specifications; each shipment is carefully inspected and tested before being admitted to stock. Crane rings are furnished in two types, as follows; Type A ... of soft steel, with a maximum Brinell hardness number of qo. Type B ... of 4 to 6% chrome and x/i% molyb denum, with a maximum Brinell hardness number of 130. Crane rings and ring joints are recommended for high pressure hydraulic installations and for high pressure-temperature steam and hot oil lines. Rings for Ring Joints................................................. page 472 Minute measurements give the inside story on creep. 6 CRANE Metaim and Materiah (.Cant.) Crane Cast Steels To provide adequately for the widely varied serv- ent types of cast steel. The individual characterices to which steel valves and fittings are sub- istics and recommendations for each are described jected, Crane regularly produces several differ- below and on the opposite page. Crane Carbon Cast Steel Crane Carbon Cast Steel is ideally suited for a mul titude of services that are beyond the scope of bronze or iron. Its superior strength and toughness, and its resistance to piping strains, vibration, shock, freez ing, and damage by fire, afford reliable protection when safety and utility are desired. It is suitable for use on saturated or superheated steam, cold or hot water, cold or hot non-corrosive oil, gas, air, or other fluids. It has a carbon content not exceeding 0.35%, which assures good weld ing qualities. All castings are carefully heat treated. Crane Carbon Cast Steel conforms to and sub stantially exceeds the minimum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 216,- Grade WCB, covering carbon steel castings for valves, flanges, and fittings for high-temperature service. Chemical Composition Carbon............................... Manganese........................ Silicon................................ Phosphorus....................... Sulfur................................. per cent per cent per cent per cent per cent Max imum 0.37 0.70* 0.60 0.07 0.06 Crane average 0.27 0.67 0.40 0.03 0.03 *Note: Maximum manganese content may be as high as 1,10 per cent provided it is accompanied by an appropriate decrease in the carbon content. Physical Properties at 70> F. Minimum lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 lbs. per sq. in. 3o,000 ..........per cent 22 37 Brinell hardness number. 90 Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) ft. lbs. .. Crane average 76,000 47,000 30 70 177 180 IS Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Cast Steel, con taining approximately }4TC of molybdenum, has many unusually desirable characteristics. At room temperature, its strength is slightly greater than that of Crane Carbon Steel, and this strength is retained to a marked degree at elevated temperatures. At temperatures to iooo F., its resistance to creep is equal to that of more highly alloyed steels. Unlike most alloy steels, its w eldability compares favorably with that of carbon steel. It is admirably suited for use on steam, water, oil, gas. air, or other services when superior strength and toughness are essential. It is especially recom mended for high-pressure, high-temperature service when valves and fittings are welded into the piping. Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel castings are carefully heat treated, by normalizing and drawing. Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Cast Steel con forms to and substantially exceeds the minimum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 217-46T, Grade \VC 1, covering alloy steel castings for valves, flanges, and fittings. Chemical Composition Carbon.............................. per cent Molybdenum.................... per cent Manganese....................... per cent Silicon............................... per cent Phosphorus....................... per cent Sulfur................................ per cent Min imum 0.17 0.40 0.70 0.20 Max imum 0.30 0.60 0.70* 0.60 0.0? 0.06 Crane average 0.27 0.70 0.67 0.37 0.03 0.03 `Note: Maximum manganese content may be as high as 1.10 per cent provided <' is accompanied by an appropriate decrease in the carbon concent. Physical Properties at 70i F. Min imum Tensile strength.................. lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 Yield point.......................... lbs. per sq. in. 47,000 Elongation in 2 inches.... 22 Reduction of area............. .......... per cent 37 Brinell hardness number.. Bend test............................. 90 Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) ft. lbs. .. Crane average 80,000 70,000 26 70 165 180 27 Crane No. 3 Nickel Alloy Cast Steel Crane No. 3 Nickel Cast Steel provides excellent ten sile and impact strength at sub-zero temperatures and is especially recommended for use at extremely low atmospheric temperatures, or for refrigerating processes down to -- ioo F., such as in the dewaxing of lubricating oil. All castings are carefully heat treated. Physical Properties at 70 F. Tensile strength..................lbs. per sq. in. Yield point..........................lbs. per sq. in. Elongation in 2 inches..................per cent Reduction of area......................... per cent Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) At 70 F................................... ft. lbs. At-100 F................................... ft. lbs. Minimum 67.700 47,000 27 47 27 1? Crane average 77,000 77,000 32 77 37 20 Crane "Arctic" Nickel Alloy Cast Steel (Trademark 4tArctic** registered in U.S, Patent Office) For sub-zero temperatures substantially lower than those for which Crane No. 3 Nickel Cast Steel is recommended, Crane Metallurgists developed Crane "Arctic" Nickel Cast Steel. All castings are heat treated to develop the required physical properties. Inquiries for Crane" Arctic" Nickel Cast Steel should include specifications of the contemplated service. Physical Properties at 70 F. Tensile strength........................... Yield point..................................... Elongation in 2 inches.................. Reduction of area......................... Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) At 70F............................... ................ft. lbs. At -175 F............................... Minimum 67,000 40,000 27 47 30 17 Metal* and Material'* (Cont) Crane Cast Steel* (Cont) CRANE 7 Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel was introduced when it became apparent that steels need a substantial chromium content to stabilize them against graphitization under the operating con ditions of welded power piping systems. For the pur poses of welded piping systems operating up to 1050 F., Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel has been found highly satisfactory for its weld ability and, when operating at high temperatures, for its stability and high strength. The use of 1.00 to 1.50 per cent chromium and of 0.4 5 to 0.65 per cent molybdenum as the principal alloy ing elements establishes the stability of the steel against graphitization and, at the same time, assures excellent strength retention at elevated tempera tures. Combined with these qualities is ready weld ability, not usually associated with chromium-bearing steels, but made possible by the low carbon content comparable to that of the pipe. Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel is regularly used in the Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves and Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves, recommended for steam service at temperatures up to 1050 F., and is available on special order for other Crane steel valves and fittings. All castings receive heat tn itment proper to their design and chemical comp sition. The steel conforms to A.S.T.M. Specifica- on A-217, Grade \VCfc>, covering alloy steel castings s ;table for fusion welding for high-temperature service. Chemical Composition Carbon...............................percent' Chromium........................ percent Molybdenum................... per cent Manganese....................... per cent Phosphorus....................... per cent Sulphur............................. percent Silicon............................... per cent Min imum .... 1.00 0.45 0.50 .... -- .... Max imum 0.20 1.50 0.65 0.80 0.05 0.06 0.60 Crane average 0.13 1.25 0.55 0.65 0.03 0.03 0.45 Physical Properties at 70 F. Min imum Tensile strength............... ,. Ibs. per sq. in. 70.000 Yield point....................... .. lbs. per sq. in. =0.000 Elongation in 2 inches... 20 Reduction of are*........... 35 Brinell hardness number. Bend test......................... Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch).ft. Ibs. ... Crane average 78.000 52,000 28 60 165 180 30 Note: A forging grade of this steel, having compara ble characteristics, is available for forged valve parts. Crane No. 9 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel Crane No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel was developed for high-temperature service, particu larly at 1050 F., and higher, where it possesses strength and steam corrosion resistance somewhat greater than Crane No. 7 Steel. The characteristics of Crane No. q Steel are attrib utable to its higher chromium content (2.00 to 2.75 per cent) and higher molybdenum content (o.qo to : .20 per cent). Crane No. q is a weldable steel and is available for Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves, Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves, and for other- Crane valve and fitting products. Crane No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel conforms to the requirements of A.S.T.M. Specifica tion A217, Grade WCq. Chemical Composition Carbon...............................per cent Chromium......................... per cent Molybdenum.................... per cent Manganese........................per cent Phosphorus....................... per cent Sulphur............................. per cent Silicon................................per cent Min imum TOO 0.90 0.40 Max imum 0.18 2.75 1.20 0.70 0.05 0.06 0.60 Crane average 0.14 2.50 1.00 0.60 0.03 0.02 0.50 Physical Properties at 70 F. Min imum Tensile strength................. lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 Yield point......................... lbs. per sq. in. 40,000 Elongation in 2 inches................ per cent 20 Reduction of area........................per cent 35 Brinell hardness number.......................... Bend test........................................ degrees Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch). ft. lbs. ... Crane average 85,000 60,000 25 55 180 180 30 Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Cast Steel is unusually strong at normal temperatures and possesses exceptional strength and creep resistance at high temperatures. It offers excellent resistance to erosion and to scaling at temperatures up to i ioo F. It is relatively economical in cost when compared with more highly alloyed steels. ' Crane No. 5 Steel is ideal for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines, particularly when corrosion resistance is essential as in oil refinery service. Since heat treatment after welding is necessary, it is best adapted to products having flanged or threaded ends. All castings are carefully heat treated by normalizing and drawing. Crane No. 5 Cast Steel conforms to and substantially exceeds the minimum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A217, Grade C5, covering alloy steel castings for pressure containing parts suitable for high-temperature service. Chemical Composition Carbon................................percent Chromium.......................... percent Molybdenum..................... percent Manganese......................... percent Phosphorus....................... per cent Sulphur............................... percent Silicon................................. percent Minimum .... 4.00 0.45 0.40 ------ -- Maximum 0.20 6.50 0.65 0.70 0.05 0.06 0.75 Physical Properties at 70' F. Min imum Tensile strength.................. lbs. per sq. in. Yield point.......................... lbs. per sq. in. 90,000 60,000 Elongation in 2 inches....... Reduction of area............... IS 35 Brinell hardness number.. Bend test............................. 90 Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch). ft. lbs. . .. Crane average 0.16 4.87 0.52 0.65 0.02 0.02 0.55 Crane average 105,000 78,000 22 55 200 180 25 * 8 CRANE Metal9 and Material't (Conf<) Crane Forged Steels Paralleling the variety of Cast Steels produced by Crane to provide for widely varied services, is a corresponding group of Crane Forged Steels. White the chemical composition and physical properties of the ''urged steels an lot exactly the same as those of the cast steels, in general characte.,sties and ultimate utility the forged material is the full equivalent of the cast. The recommendations for Crane Cast Steels and the comparisons thereof, are, therefore, equally applicable to Crane Forged Steels; see pages 6 and 7. From the standpoint of life and service there is no difference; both are component parts of a complete line. Forgings have a highly refined grain, with physical properties well in excess of recog nized minimum requirements. Crane Carbon Forged Steel For a greater diversity of service, Crane Carbon Forged Steel is furnished in two classes, Grade I and Grade II. Grade I, with a maximum carbon content of 0.30 per cent, has unusually good welding proper ties and is used for Welding Neck Flanges. Grade II, with slightly higher carbon content (0.35 per cent maximum) is used for all other types of steel flanges, and for flange unions, yokes on steel valves, socket welding fittings, etc. Crane Carbon Steel forgings possess such' a highly mechanically refined grain structure and such gen erally excellent physical properties that heat treat ment is confined to flanges in the 400-Pound and higher steel pressure classes. Crane Carbon Forged Steels conform to A.S.T.M. Specifications A 105 covering Forged and Rolled Steel Pipe Flanges, Forged Fittings and Valves and Parts for High Temperature Service; A 181 covering Forged and Rolled Steel Pipe Flanges for General Service; and A 234 covering Factory Made Wrought Carbon Steel Welding Fittings. The Crane average physical properties, substantially exceeding A.S.T.M. minimums, are shown below. Physical Properties at 70 F. Crane Average Grade 1 Grade 11 Hear As Heat As treated forged treated forged Tensile strength, psi................ Yield point, psi........................ Elongation in 2 inches, %.... Reduction of area, %.............. Brinell hardness number......... Charpy impact strength, (keyhole notch)........ ft. lbs. ,000 77,000 80,000 80,000 ,000 46,000 47,000 48,000 32 25 30 25 60 50 55 45 155 160 160 160 25 20 25 20 Crane No. 4 CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Forged Steel Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Forged Steel has the same good welding properties, high strength re tention at elevated temperatures, and excellent re sistance to creep as Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybde num Cast Steel. Its mechanically refined grain structure is further refined by a careful heat treat ment, consisting of normalizing and drawing. This steel exceeds the minimum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 182, Grade F 1. Physical Properties at 70 F. Minimum Tensile strength..................lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 Yield point..........................lbs. per sq. in. 40,000 Elongation in 2 inches................. per cent 25 Reduction of area......................... per cent 35 Brinell hardness number........................... Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch), ft. lbs .... Crane average 78.000 50.000 30 60 155 30 Crane No. 5 ChromeMolybdenum Alloy Forged Steel Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Forged Steel, like the cast material, offers unusually high retention of strength on elevated temperature service, superior corrosion resistance, and excellent resistance to ero sion and scaling. All forgings are carefully heat treated, by normalizing and drawing. This steel exceeds the minimum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 182, Grade F 5. Physical Properties at 70 F. Min- Crane imum average Tensile strength..................lbs. per sq. in. 90,000 Yield point..........................lbs. per sq. in. 65,000 Elongation in 2 inches..................percent 22 Reduction of area......................... percent 50 Brinell hardness number............................ ... Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch). ft. lbs.... 100,000 75,000 25 60 200 35 Crane No. 3 Nickel Alloy Forged Steel Crane No. 3 Nickel Forged Steel is characterized by its outstanding suitability for service on sub-zero temperatures. All forgings of this steel are carefully heat treated, by normalizing and drawing. Physical Properties at 70 F. Min- Crane imum average Tensile strength................................................. Yield point......................................................... Elongation in 2 inches....................................... Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch), at 70 F. .ft. lbs. at --100 F. .ft. lbs. 62,500 36,000 25 40 25 15 68.000 42.000 35 60 35 20 Melalt and Materiala (Cont,) CRANE Bolting Materials 9 In the manufacture of Crane Valves and in bolting flanged valves, fittings, and flanges together to form a complete piping system, four classes of bolting materials are regularly used. These materials, open hearth steel, cold rolled steel, chrome-molybdenum steel, and chrome-molybdenum-vanadium steel, are described as follows: Machine Bolts and Bolt-Studs Bolts and studs for temperatures up to 500 F. are made from steel complying with A.S.T..V1. Specifica tion A roj, Open Hearth free-cutting grade, having the following physical properties: Physical Properties at 70 F. Minimum Tensile strength...................................... ibs. persq. in. 60,000 Yield point...............................................Ibs. per sq. in. 35,000 Elongation in 2 inches....................................... per cent 25 Reduction of area............................................... per cent 50 'aids and bolt-studs for temperatures up to yco F., primarily for high pressure hydraulic service, are made from cold rolled steel complying with A.S.T.M. Specification A 108, Open Hearth free-cutting grade, having the following physical properties: Physical Properties at 70 F. Minimum Tensile strength...................................... lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 Yield point.............................................. lbs. per sq. in. 60,000 Elongation in 2 inches....................................... percent 18 Reduction of area.............................................. percent 45 Nuts regularly used with machine bolts or studs are made from free-cutting or resulfurized nut stock which conforms to A.S.T.M. Specification A107. Nuts regularly used on cold rolled steel studs and bolt-studs are cold made of material in accordance with A.S.T.M. Specification A 107. Alloy Steel Bolt-Studs Crane pioneered in the development of alloy steel bolting. For many years. Crane Triplex Steel has been recognized as th highest quality bolting material for services ai -cmperatures beyond the range of carbon steel. Crane Templex Steel resulted from much study and experience with high-temperature composi tion, and stands as the highest quality bolting material for services at temperatures beyond the range of other ferritic alloy steels. Crane Triplex Steel Crane Triplex Steel, a chrome-molybdem.-n steel having marked stability, retains its strength unu sually well at elevated temperatures. It offers better resistance to creep than most high grade alloy steel bolting materials. Responding readily to heat treat ment, it is carefully processed to secure liberal strength, hardness, and other desirable properties. Crane Templex Steel Crane Templex Steel is a chrome-molybdenumvanadium alloy developed by Crane. Its unusual strength and remarkable stability at elevated tem peratures is the result of the molybdenum and vana dium combined with special heat treatment. Crane Templex Steel has greater resistance to creep than other bolting steels offered on the market today. The uniformly satisfactory results secured with Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs in thousands of steel valve and fitting installations, many of which -- particu larly in oil refineries -- have been operating under extreme pressures and temperatures, is a fitting testimonial of their excellence. Crane Triplex Steel is regularly used for the bonnet bolting of Crane "XR", "X", "XW , and W trimmed bolted bonnet steel valves and PressureSeal Bonnet steel valves. The steel is specially heat treated oy quenching and drawing, producing a dense, uniform, and fine grain with superior physical properties. For exceptionally high temperature service, this steel is ideal. It is regularly used in the bonnet bolt ing of Crane "U" trimmed bolted bonnet steel valves. The secret of the superiority of Crane Templex Steel lies in the exactir. heat treatment developed by Crane laboratory;. m addition to uniform grain and excellent physical properties, it produces a definite carbide size in the microstructure of the material, resulting in maximum creep resistance. Crane Templex Steel substantially exceeds the mini mum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 193, Grade B 14. Crane Triplex Steel substantially exceeds the mini mum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 193, Grade B 7. Physmai Properties a 70 b` uin_ Triplex Templex imum average average Tensile strength... lbs. per sq. in. 125.000 134,000 Yield point............ Ibs. per sq. in. 105,000 116,000 Elongation in 2 inches.. .per cent 16 20 Reduction of area............percent 50 57 Brinell hardness number (range). 260-320 270-300 145,000 118,000 20 57 285-320 Nuts for Alloy Steel Bolt-Studs Crane Triplex and Templex Steel Bolt-Studs are regularly fitted with hot forged, medium carbon, oil-quenched nuts, made to American Standard Semi-Finished Heavy Hexagon dimension, ASA B18.2. Having a Brinell hardness number of zjo minimum, they are capable of developing the full strength of the stud. They conform to A.S.T.M. Specification A 194, Class 2 H. 10 2 CRANE Marking of Crane Products The marking and identification of Crane products conform to the Manufacturers Standardization Society Standard Marking System for Valves, Fittings, Flanges, and Unions (MSS SP-25). Distinguishing Marks All products are marked for identification with either the name "CRANE", the letter "C", or the letters "CC", depending on the size and type of the article as well as the method of manufacture. In addition, certain unions and union fittings have specific markings, such as "RAILROAD", etc. Unions, fittings, and valves made in accordance with the specifications adopted by the American Association of Railroads are marked with either the letters "ARA" or "AAR". Supplementing the markings that are an integral part of castings or forgings, most regular Crane valves are now equipped with identification plates. These are made of a variety of materials and are mounted in different positions on valves, sometimes under the wheel nut, sometimes on the yoke, etc., depending upon the type and size of valve. The plates carry identifying material appropriate to the particular product, including in each case, at least the size and catalog number of the valve and a part number. All identifying markings, including the information on these identification plates, should always be spec ified when corresponding about Crane valves in service or when ordering repair parts. Designation of Material Cast iron products have no marking indicating the material. Malleable iron products are marked with either the letters "MI" or "MALL", except for unions, union fittings, and 150-pound screwed fittings which have no such marking. 150-Pound Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings have an open crotch between the bands, and are so distin guished from 125-Pound Cast Iron Screwed Fittings which have joining bands. Unions and union fittings are not made in cast iron. Brass and bronze products can be readily distin guished from cast iron by their color, and therefore have no material marking; special bronze alloys, however, have special markings. Steel products, if space permits, are marked with the word "STEEL", which definitely distinguishes them from cast iron. Likewise, alloy steels are marked with a symbol to identify the alloy. Steel castings of pressure containing parts have the heat number stamped on a raised pad. Cast stainless steels and other corrosion-resistant alloys have special markings. Designation of Service Pressure Ratings Nearly all Crane products are now designated by their general or primary pressure class, such as "25-Pound", "ioo-Pound", "125-Pound", etc., the use of ambiguous terms such as "Low Pressure", "Standard", "Heavy", etc., having been discontinued as obsolete and misleading. The use of the new pres sure designations, however, should not be construed to mean that the product is recommended for those pressures. Such names are only descriptive of the general class of product, and do not necessarily imply that all items within a given class or that all sizes of a given product are rated for the same primary pressure. The recommended pressure ratings for Crane prod ucts are specified on the catalog page listing the product. Nearly all of the products, with the excep tion of Gas Stops and 125 or 150-Pound Screwed Fittings, are marked with the recommended basic working pressure. Where the numerals are not followed by any suffix symbols, they represent the basic steam service pressure rating at the maximum temperature which is given for the line on the corresponding page of this catalog, or, where the maximum temperature is not specified, at the temperature of saturated steam. Ammonia Valves and Fittings are an exception to the foregoing in that they are marked "300" without any suffix symbol to indicate ammonia service pressure. Valves with leather or rubber faced discs are another exception in that they use bodies regu larly marked with a basic steam rating, yet should only be used on the service for which this type of disc face is recommended. Where the numerals are followed by the letters "WOG", they represent the water, oil, or gas serv ice pressure rating at or near atmospheric tempera ture. Where two sets of numerals are shown, the steam service pressure is followed by the letter "S", and the water, oil, or gas service pressure, by the letters "WOG". Test pressure marking, where used, is followed by the word "TEST". f'" CRANE 11 Air Testing The fact that many Crane products are recom mended for water, oil, and gas does not necessarily indicate that all such products are air tested. It has been found commercially that our regular stock valves have proven quite generally satisfactory for air or gas service without an air test; therefore, if an air test is required, it must be definitely specified. Any valve intended for air, gas, or very volatile fluids, where absolute tightness is essential, should be ordered air tested unless the catalog definitelv states the valve is regularly air tested. Where iron and steel gate valves are to be used in pipe lines on natural dry gas service, orders shout j so specify and valves will be suitably packed. An valves which are air tested are provided with pro tectors placed over the openings. Hydrostatic and Shock Working Pressures All valves, fittings, and flanges in this catalog are suitable for the liquid working pressures specified only when used in hydraulic installations in which shock is absent or negligible. The sudden closure of a valve in a hydraulic system causes the body of liquid, which may be moving at a rate generally in excess of i foot per second, to stop instantaneously. As a liquid is relatively incom pressible, the effect of the sudden cessation of flow is to raise the pressure considerably above the static working pressure. This increase in pressure is called "SHOCK" and may, in some cases, be sufficient to cause valves or piping to fail. The increase in pressure due to shock is not depend ent upon the working pressure of the system but upon the velocity at which the liquid is flowing. For example: An installation having a working pressure of too pounds per square inch with a velocity of 3 feet per second will be subject to the same increase in pressure due to instantaneous closure of a valve as one having a working pressure of 1000 pounds per square inch and the same velocity. Shock is generally prevalent in lines which are equipped with check valves, quick closing valves, or in lines supplied by reciprocating pumps. Shock, however, may also be produced in any line to a lesser degree by the rapid closure of regular globe or gate valves, and it i(s therefore recommended that care must always be used in closing valves in lines trans porting liquids. It is recommended that, where shock is likely to occur, the maximum shock pressure be added to the working pressure of the line to determine the work ing pressure of the valves, fittings, or flanges which should be used. It is also recommended that all hydraulic installa tions be equipped with air chambers or other types of shock absorbers to eliminate, as much as possible, the increase in pressure due to shock. Increase in Pressure Due to Expansion of Liquids If a vessel is completely filled with a liquid so that there is no space available for volumetric expansion, any rise in temperature of the liquid will cause an increase in internal pressure. This increase in pres sure is due to the tendency of the liquid to change in volume, and as liquids are relatively incompressible, the pressure builds up rapidly with only a slight change in temperature. The rise in temperature may be due to the sun's rays or to an increase in atmos pheric temperature. ables, the tests prove conclusively that dangerously high pressures can build up in an oil containing vessel with only a moderate temperature increase, such as might be caused by the sun's rays. 11 is recommended, therefore, wherevalvesare installed in lines carrying liquids (particularly oil), that some means be employed'to prevent entrapping the liquid in the valve bonnet, to eliminate the possibility of pressure building up due to a rise in the temperature. Crane has conducted tests which indicate that when vessels are completely filled with fuel oil of 330 A.P.I., a temperature rise of one degree Fahrenheit causes the internal pressure to increase approximately 75 pounds per square inch. Refer to chart at right. In the first test, the temperature was increased a total of 31 degrees (from 82 to 113) and caused a total rise in pressure of 2150 pounds (from 2jo to 2500), averaging approximately 73 pounds per de gree. In the second test, the temperature was in creased a total of iq degrees (from 76 to 95) and caused a total rise in pressure of 1425 pounds (from 150 to 1575), averaging 75 pounds per degree. While results may vary slightly under actual service conditions, depending upon the.kind of oil, its cubical coefficient of expansion, the flexibility, if any, of the vessel, the presence of air in the oil, and other vari- Pressure--Pounds per Square Inch 12 CRANE Oil piping manifold at terminal. Brass Gate Valves ( c CRANE Brass and Bronze Gate Valves Names of Parts.................................................................. page 14 Gate Valves 1 co-Pound..................................................................page 15 125-PounJ.................................................. pages ib and 17 150-Pound..................................................................page 17 200-Pound.................................................. pages 18 and iq 300-Pound...................................................pages 20 and 21 With Lock Shield...................................... pages 16 and 17 For Liquefied Petroleum Gases............................. page 18 The Crane line includes a valve for every commercial require ment. The uniformly superior quality that distinguishes all Crane products has been maintained in this line. Excellence of design, high grade materials, and workmanship of the highest order assure dependability in service. Other types of brass and bronze valves, supplementing the gate valves indexed above, are shown on the following pages: Globe and Angle Valves........................... pages 23 to 42 Check and Foot Valves.............................pages 43 to 52 Hose Valves.............................................. pages 60 and 61 Lever-Operated Quick-Opening Valves, .pages 54 to 57 Radiator Valves...................................................... page 58 Diaphragm Valves..................................pages 388 to 391 13 3 The lists above do not include all Crane Brass and Bronze Valves. Those that perform a special duty or those made for special services such as Float Valves, Pop Safety Valves, Re lief Valves, Pressure Regulators, Pres sure Reducing Valves, Solder-Joint Valves, and Valves for Marine Service are described in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the index. Crane Brass Gate Valves are widely used on experimental and laboratory installations. 14 CRANE Brass and Bronze Gate Valves Names of Parts 3 Wheel Nut- Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Packing Stuffing Box Bonnet Disc Body Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Packing Bonnet Double Disc Wheel' Disc Wedge Brass Gate Valve Non-Rising Stem Wedge Disc No. 410 (see page 15) Body Brass Gate Valve Rising Stem Double Disc No. 440 (see page 16) Brass Gate Valve Rising Stem Wedge Disc No. 431 (see page 17) Identification Plate \ Bronze Gate Valve Rising Stem, Union Bonnet Wedge Disc, Renewable Seats No. 423 (see page 18) Bronze Gate Valve Non-Rising Stem Wedge Disc No. 458 (see page 19) Bronze Gate Valve Outside Screw and Yoke Wedge Disc No. 459 (seepage 19) CRANE 15 100-Pound Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem Cross Section No. 410 No. 410 Screwed With Screwed Bonnet WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. 150 pounds oil or gas, 150 F. No. 410 Valves comprise a modernized line of ioo-Pound Brass Wedge Disc Gate Valves. The valves are excellently suited for low pressure serv ice, such as city water lines, domestic hot and cold water lines, domestic gas and fuel oi, lines, heating systems, ex haust steam, low pressure condensate or steam process piping, and sirr. ar services. Materials: The body, bonnet, disc, stem, stuffing box, and packing nut are made of brass. Design features: The valves feature wide-faced hexagons at the pipe ends, accurately cut threads, ample metal sec tions, and long disc guides for correct seating. The upper portion of the body, cylindrical in shape, combines strength with light weight and reinforces the seats against the wedging ac tion of the disc. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. With Bolted Bonnet WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 125 pounds water, 200 F. 125 pounds oil or gas, 150 F. Nos. 4436 and 4437 are liberally pro portioned, bolted bonnet wedge gate valves of unusually high quality. Their body, bonnet, disc, stem, re newable body seat rings, stuffing box, and gland are made of brass. The stuffing box is deep, is filled with high grade packing, and on sizes zj-ginch and larger ha^ a bolted gland; 2-inch valves have a screwed type stuffing box with a gland. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked under pressure. Indicator: The valves are regularly furnished with an indicator to show whether the valve is open or closed. They will be furnished without an indicator when orders so specify. Flanged valves: End flanges and drilling conform to the MSS 150Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (Nfo. SP-z-iq46). The flanges are plain faced with two V-shaped con centric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS 150-Pound Standard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. Cross Section No. 4436 With Indicator No. 4436, Screwed With Indicator List Prices and Dimensions No. 410 Screwed Bolted Bonnet Valves (Furnished with Indicator unless otherwise pecified) Size List Prices l 1 ' Dimensions, in Inches ABc Inches Each '4 3.00, 1% , 3`4 i U/2 % 3.00 uy,6 3 >4 1 1V4 X/2 3.50 ! Ils/i6 334 ' i34 % 4.10 i 2V,S 4% 2V, 1 4.90 1 2Vis . 5% 1 294s U/4 6.60 I 2% : 5% 1 234 2 \'i 8.40 1 3 ' 6% 1 3l/i 2 12.00 ! 3Vi 1 7% 1 3% Marine Hose Valves,,,. .. .page 403 Solder-Joint Valves. ... Templates for drilling. . . .page 458 Valve No. and Type Size Inches No. 4436 Screwed 2 2 Vi 3 2 2 Vi 3 No. 4437 Flanged F. &D. 3 Vi 4 5 6 8 10 List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches With Indi- cator With End Center to Diam out to end top of stem eter Indi or With Less of cator face Indi- Indi- wheel Specify to face cator cator 63.00 61.00 4s/l6 76.00 72.00 5Vi 111.00 107.00 6 74.00 72.00 4% 94.00 90.00 5 128.00 124.00 1 5Vi 170.00 165.00 6 186.00 ' 181.00 ' 6Vi 266.00 260.00 7 342.00 336.00 7Vi 602.00 593.00 8V2 833.00 821.00 ! 9Vi 934 8% 11 Vi 1 10*4 13V4 12Vg 934 8% 11 Vi I334 14Vi 16 10y4 121/s 127s 143/g 1 184 20 25 30 I61/2 181/g 23% 28i/s 4>/i 6 7 41/2 6 7 7 8 9 9 10 12 No. 4437, Flanged With Indicator No. 4436 or 4437 will be furnished without indicator if so specified. 16 CRANE 12 5-Pound Brass Gate Valves Rising Stem Double Disc Parallel Seats WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Solid Double Wedge Disc Wedge Disc Three Disc Types -- A Choice To Suit Every Service Requirement This unusually fine assortment of 125-Pound Rising Stem Valves, featuring three distinc tive disc types, offers a style for every service or preference. The valves are recom mended for general service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Ruggedly constructed and accurately designed throughout, they assure the user long, dependable service. The rising stem clearly indicates whether the valve is open or closed. Cross Section No. 440 No. 440 have a rising stem, a double disc guided in the body, and parallel seats. When closing, the last turn of the wheel forces the discs against the seats; when opening, the first turn releases the discs. No. 428 have a rising stem and a solid wedge disc, reversible in the body. The disc slips onto a strong head on the stem end; accurate guiding prevents contact at the seating sur faces until the valve is almost closed. No. 430 have a rising stem and a double wedge disc, reversible in the body. The disc (see inset) is well guided _ and is carefully machined to assure positive, easy oper- ation. When closing, the HHEStfJR last turn of the wheel forces lBr the discs against the seats; when opening, the first turn releases the discs from their seats. The disc-stem con No. 440 Valves are furnished with wheels unless orders specify "with lock shield". nection is of the slip-on type. Materials: Except for the wheel and packing, all parts are made of high grade brass. The parts, carefully designed and liberally proportioned, assure a high safety factor. List Prices and Dimensions Repacking: These valves, when wide Size List Prices, Each | Dimensions, in Inches open, can be re Inches No. 440 ;No. 428 No. 430 Double Disc | Solid Double With With 1 Wedge Wedge Wheel Lock j Disc Disc Shield A No. 440 B 1B open with lock shield 1 C 1 No. 428 or 430 ABC open packed while under pressure. Xos. 428 and 430 have a gland in their stuffing box. lA 3.90 i 1 4.30 4.50 1 1% 4% i 1% . IV4 4% 1% 3/s 3.90 1 ! 4.30 4.50 1% 4% l 1% i ll3/l6 4% 1% l/z 4.50 1 5.70 ' 5.00 5.20 1% 4% 1 4% 2Vis ! 2 5% 2%s % 5.30 | 6.80 5.90 6.20 '! 2/g 5% 1 5% 23/16 1 2% 6% 23/16 1 6.30 > 8.00 7.00 7.40 1V2 6% ! 6 2V4 !Z%6 7% 23/4 1% 8.50 1 10.80 . 9.40 9.90 2l3/,6 814 1 73/8 3%6 ' 3 9 3%6 1V2 10.80 ! 13.80 1 12.00 12.60 31/i6 9% 1 8% 3% 3% 10%2 3% 2 15.30 1 19.30 | 17.00 18.70 3 Vi 11% 1 11% 4%6 ,! 311/16 12% 4%6 2i/2 24.80 1 I 27.60 30.40 4Vis 14 1 4% 1 4% 14% 43/4 3 37.00 1 ( 41.00 45.00 4V, 16% 1 53/g 1141%* 17% 5% Keys for operating Lock Shield Valves.. . .page 137 Thread engagement... .page 494 !--A--4 CRANE 1/ Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc 125-Pound Non-Rising Stem 150-Pound Non-Rising Stem WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam Cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Screwed valves--300 pounds Flanged valves--225 pounds Furnished with wheel unless otherwise specified. Crane 150-Pound Valves, available with non-rising or rising stem, are recom mended for steam, water, oil, or gas service where con ditions require a heavier, more massive construction than that found in "Stand ard" or 115-Pound Valves. Except for the wheel and No. 438, Screwed packing, all parts are high Cross Section No. 438 With Wheel With Lock Shield grade brass. The valves No. 437 have a gland in the stuffing Screwed Cross Section No. 437 No. 438 Valves are a companion line to the 125-Pound Rising Stem Valves shown on page 16. Except for the wheel and packing, box. When wide open, they can be repacked while under pressure. Rising Stem all parts are high grade brass. The valves, No. 437 are the non-rising when wide open, can be repacked while under type and have a wedge disc. pressure. The stuffing box has a gland. Nos. 431 and 429 are the List Prices and Dimensions--125-Pound Size Prices, Each No. 438 With With Wheel Lock Inches Shield Dimensions, in Inches End to end Center to top DiamWith With eter wheel lock of shield wheel % 4.30 l3/4 3% 13/4 rising stem type. Their solid wedge disc slips onto the stem, and is accurately guided iri the body. Flanged valves: End flanges of the No. 429 conform to the MSS 150- 3/8 4.30 |- ;] l>Vi6 3% 1% % 5.00 6.201| 2 4 3% 2Vl6 3A 5.90 7.40' 2*4 4% 4% 29/16 l 7.00 8.80 '!2U/1r S% 5Vi 23/4 Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2-iq46). They are plain faced with two V-shaped concentric 1% 9.40 11.70 1) 3 i'Vie 6Vi 3 Vis lVi 12.00 15.00 3% 7Va 7% 3% 2 17.00 21.00 31 l/l6 8% 8% 4/is m 27.60 4Vi 9% 43/4 3 41.00 ' 41Vl uv* 53/s grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS Standard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gas kets should be used; see page 472. List Prices and Dimensions--150-Pound Cross Section No. 431 Size Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Inches No. 437 Screwed No. 431 Screwed No. 429 Flanged F. & D. End to end Face to face Center to top No. 437 No. 431 No. 429 (open) Diameter of wheel Diam- Thicketer ness of of flange flange Vi 4.70 4.70 3/s 4.70 4.70 Vi 5.50 5.50 il 1% II l1S/l6 II 2% 3/4 6.50 6.50 II 23/s 1 7.70 7.70 26.00 2% 3% V/4 10.30 10.30 30.00 i| 33/,6 3% iy2 13.20 13.20 37.00 , 37/l6 43/s 2 18.70 18.70 62.00 i| 3% 51/2 2 Vi 33.00 33.00 85.00 | 41/2 6% 3 49.00 49.00 103.00 4is/is 7V, Keys for operating Lock Shield Valves .... page 137 3% 4% l3/4 35/s 47/s i3/4 4 51/4 21/is 4% 61/4 29/16 53/s 7% 23/4 41/4 3/s 63/a 9 3V,6 4% 7Vs IO1/2 35/8 5 83/g 12% 41/16 6 93/4 147/s 43/4 7 13/32 7/l6 Vi 9/16 11 Vs 171/4 53/s 71/2 Vs Templates for drilling .... page 458 3 18 CRANE 200-Pound Bronze Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Rising Stem WORKING PRESSURES* 200 pounds steam, 500 F. 400 pounds, non-shock Cold water, oil, gas, volatile fluids, or air TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic Air Tested Renewable Seats Integral and Renewable Seat Gate Valves Suitable for Many Services *No. 422 Valves, 2-inch and Smaller, Approved For Butane, Propane, and other LP-Gases N'o. 422 and N'o. 423 are unusually sturdy, dependable valves. They are excellent for use on steam, water, oil, gas, gasoline, air, light oils, volatile fluids, and similar services. N'o. 423 are particularly suitable where service conditions are severe. Cross Section No. 422 Open *N'o. 422 Valves, 2-inch and smaller, have been ap proved by the .Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for the safe handling of all liquefied petroleum gases such as butane, propane, propylene, etc., provided the valves are installed in a branch or by-pass line where a positive shut-off is not essential and where pressures do not exceed 250 pounds. An attached identification plate is marked "Butane-UL-Propane." Construction: The valves are the inside screw, rising stem type. Their solid wedge disc slips onto a strong head on the stem end. The disc is accurately guided in the body to prevent contact between the seating surfaces until the valve is practically closed. Cross Section No. 423 No. 422 Screwed No. 422 Valves have the seats cast integral with the body and No. 423 Valves have Crane Nickel Alloy No. 423 Screwed Solid Wedge Disc is Crane Nickel Alloy Integral Seats Union or Bolted Bonnet Slip-on Disc-Stem Connection renewable seats; otherwise the valves are similar. Materials: The body and bonnet are Crane Special Bronze, a high grade leaded tin bronze. Crane Nickel Alloy, used for the disc and renewable seats, is hard, tough, and highly resistant to wear. The stem is brass. Solid Wedge Disc and Renewable Seats are Crane N '-el Alloy Union or B.,`.ted Bonnet Slip-on Disc-Stem Connection Interchangeability: Cor responding parts of these List Prices and Dimensions valves are interchan' cable. The bodies, however, are not interchangeable in a line, the No. 423 having slightly longer end to end dimensions than the No. 422 Bonnets: Sizes 2-inch and smaller hate a union bonnet as shown above. Sizes 2} > and 3-inch have a compact, inside screw bolted bon net, equipped with steel studs, brass nuts, and a C.ranitc gasket, as shown at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can easily be dismantled and reassembled without danger of in juring the valve. r> Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is large Size Inches V* % Vz % 1 w* IVz 2 2Vz 3 List Prices, Each Screwed Dimensions, in Inches No. 422 | No. 423 A1 Integral Renewable] No. No. , B Seats | Seats 422 . 423 C 6.10 6.10 7.30 8.70 12.10 15.50 19.40 30.00 57.00 77.00 [ 8.00 1 8.00 [ 9.30 | 11.30 I 15.50 1 20.00 I 25.00 1 37.00 j 65.00 | 96.00 m UIS/l6l 3% j 2 1 2V,6 ! 41/4 ZV4 1 2% 1 53/g 29/,s 1 2% 1 6% 274 1 3 1 734 33/i6 1 33/g 1 9i/g 3Vz 1 33/4 1 10/4 4 1 4s/i6 1 121/a !4n/l 1 5 1 15% !l Sy4 IS1 VibI 17% l3/4 2'/l6 29/l6 23/4 3Vl6 35/a 4' .6 43/4 53/g 6 and deep, and is filled witn high grade packing; sizes Other Bronze Valves for LP-Cases: j.o-inch and larger have a gland. The valves, when Globe and Angle......................page 30 For Valves for Marine Service, wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Check.............................................page i7 see page 400. CRANE 200-Pound Bronze Gate Valves Wedge Disc 19 Non-Rising Stem WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds steam, 500 F. 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic Outside Screw and Yoke Underwriters' Pattern Sizes 3/4 to 2-inch Cross Section Non-Rising Stem No. 458 Service recommendations: No. 458 and No. 459 are sturdy, ruggedly constructed bronze gate valves recom mended for service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. They have been carefully designed to give long service under severe operating conditions. All parts are liberally proportioned to assure a high factor of safety against pressure, operating strains, and expansion and contraction of piping. , Non-rising stem valves: The No. 458 Valves have a non-rising stem and a wedge disc. The body and disc are made of Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. The stuffing box is equipped with a gland and is filled with high grade packing. Outside screw and yoke valves: The No. 459 Valves are of the outside screw and yoke type. Their body, bonnet, and wedge disc are made of Crane Special Bronze. The stuffing box is equipped with a bolted gland and is filled with high grade packing. The valves are especially suitable on services where the action of the fluid might affect inside stem threads. In addition, the stem threads can be easily lubricated when necessary, thereby minimizing wear. Underwriters' Specifications: No. 459 Valves, % to 2-inch inclusive, have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., and Factory Mutual Laboratories. They are marked "CU" and ''FM". Cross Section Outside Screw and Yoke No. 459 No. 458 Screwed .-- A No. 458 Repacking: The No. 458 Gate Valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Valve No. and Type List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices 0 imensions, n Inches Inches Each A B C Vs 6.10 2 4% 2/i6 % 6.10 2 4% 2V.S l/2 7.30 2% 4% 2%6 No. 458 Vs 8.70 2% 5Vz 23/4 Screwed 1 12.10 3 Ws 3V,b Non-Rising W* 15.50 3% 7V4 3% Stem 1V2 19.40 4 8 Vs 4 Vi 6 2 30.00 43/4 9% 4% 2% 57.00 5% lll/4 6 3 77.00 6 12% 7 Vz 16.80 2% 6% 3s/l6 Vs 18.20 2% 6% 3s/is No. 459 Screwed Outside Screw and Yoke 1 0/4 Wz 2 21.00 3 7% 35/8 26.00 3Vz 8% 3% 32.00 4 9% 43/g 48.00 4% 11% 4,3/l6 IVz 68.00 5% 137s 53/4 3 107.00 6 16Vg 6n/is Repacking: The No. 459 Gate Valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. 20 Integral Seats CRANE 300-Pound Bronze Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem Valve Size Working Pressures Hydrostatic ; Steam | 550 F. Cold water, oil, or gas, Test Pressures non-shock V4 to 2-inch 300 pounds 1000 pounds 1500 pounds 2% and 3-inch'300 pounds 600 pounds 900 pounds Air Tested Features Union or Bolted Bonnet Interchangeable Parts Crane Nickel Alloy Wedge Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats in the No. 625 E Valve Renewable Seats Cross Section No. 624 E No. 624 E Screwed 1 Service recommendations: These ruggedly constructed non rising stem bronze gate valves are ideal for high pressure service. No. 625 E Valves, having nickel alloy renewable seats, are particularly suitable where operating conditions are severe. The valves are a companion line to the y. "-Pound Rising Stem Gate Valves shown on page z i. Construction: These valves are the inside screw, non-rising stem type. Except for their seats, they are similar. No. 614 E Valves have integral seats; No. 625 E Valves have Crane Nickel Alloy renewable seats. The valves have unusually heavy metal sections and are ruggedly constructed. Their body ends are made with lugs, permitting a secure wrench grip and presenting a neat, compact appearance. Long, clean-cut threads engage the disc and stem, assuring accur ate and easy operation. The disc is thoroughly guided through out its travel; the seating surfaces do not come into contact until the valve is practically closed. Materials: The body and bonnet are made of Crane Special Bronze, a high grade leaded tin bronze. Crane Nickel Alloy, used for the dii<_ and the renewable seats, is especially resistant to wear, being hard and tough. Interchangeability: All parts are interchangeable. The bodies, however, are not interchangeable in a line, the No. 625 E having slightly longer end-to-end dimensions than the No. 624 E. Cross Section No. 625 E No. 625 E Screwed Bonnets: Sizes i-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown above; larger sizes have a compact inside screw bolteJ bonnet, equipped with steel studs, brass nuts, and a Granite gas ket, as shown at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and reas sembled without danger of injuring the valve. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is large and deep, and is filled with high grade packing. Sizes %-inch and larger are equipped with a gland. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Size List Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Each Screwed Dimensions, in Inches No. 624 E No. 625 E : A 1 Integral Renewable1 No. No. B Inches Seats Seats 624 E 625 E j C % 9.70 12.80 l1S/l6 2% 1 3S/g 2>/i6 % 9.70 12.80 | 2 Vis 23/IS 1 43/g 29/l6 % 11.30 14.70 25/s 2'A |413/,6 23/4 3/4 13.60 17.70 25/4 2'5Ae 1 S3/g 3Vl6 1 17.00 21.80 l 31/4 JS&.L 1 &3/? 35/? 1V4 28.00 37.00 3l/2 3n>i 1 73/,6 4`/i6 iy2 36.00 46.00 1 35/4 4 1 8 43/4 2 50.00 62.00 11 45/, 6 4% 19*5/16 53/g 77.00 89.00 11 55/i6 S'A 1 103/g 53/8 3 108.00 124.00 1 5% 6 1 11% 6 i CRANE 21 Integral Seats 300-Pound Bronze Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Rising Stem Valves Working Pressures Hydrostatic Steam Cold water, lest 550F. oil, or gas, Pressures non-shock e , *4 to 2-inch 1300 pounds 11000 pounds 11500 pounds CreWg 2*4 and 3-inch 1300 pounds | 600 pounds | 900 pounds Flanged All sices 1300 pounds I 500 pounds | 900 pounds Air Tested Renewable Seats 3 Features Union or Bolted Bonnet--Slip-on Disc-Stem Connection Crane Nickel Alloy Wedge Disc--Interchangeable Parts Crane Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats in Nos. 623 E and 623Vi E Valves Service recommendations: These valves, exceptionally dur able and rugged, are recommended for high pressure service. Body ends are made with lugs to permit a better wrench grip. Construction: Except for the seats, the valves are similar. No. 621 E have seats integral with the body; Nos. 623 E and 623E have Crane Nickel Alloy renewable seats. The valves have a Crane Nickel Alloy solid wedge disc that slips onto a strong head on the stem end. The disc is accurately guided in the body to prevent contact between the seating sur faces until the valve is practically closed. All parts are inter changeable. The bodies, however, are not interchangeable in a line. Materials: The body and bonnet are made of Crane Special Bronze, a high grade, leaded tin bronze. Crane Nickel Alloy, used for the disc and renewable seats, is especially resistant to wear, being very hard and tough. Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is large and deep and is filled with high grade packing. In sizes ^-inch and larger, No. 622 E, Screwed the stuffing box is equipped with a gland. All of these valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Bonnets: Sizes i-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown along the margins; larger sizes have a compact, inside screw bolted bon net, equipped with steel studs, brass nuts, and a Cranite gasket, as shown at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint which is easy to dismantle and reassemble without injury to the valve. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the ISS 300-Pound SP Cronze Flange Stand ard (No. SP-2-IQ46). Plain faced, they have two V-shaped concen tric grooves between the port and bolt holes. Cross Section" No. 623 E No. 623 E, Screwed Screwed and Flanged Valves List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches No. No. No. A 622 E 623 E 6231/2 E Screwed Screwed Flanged No. No. Inches F.&D. 622 E 623 E !4 9.70 12.80 IU,S/l6 2*4 % 9.70 12.80 3 Vi6 33/i6 l/2 11.30 14.70 ' 23/s 2% 34 13.60 17.70 234 2*346 1 17.00 21.80 39.00 ' 314 35/,9 1'4 28.00 37.00 52.00 3*4 3**46 1% 36.00 46.00 73.00 33/4 4 2 50.00 62.00 1 100.00 :45/,6 43/s 2*4 77.00 89.00 158.00 1! 5Vis 5*4 3 108.00 124.00 230.00 53/g 6 BQ D 4*4 2>/l6 5*4 2Vie 6 234 7*/a 3*/l 434 83/? 1 354 5*4 934 4*46 6 11 434 6*4 13*4 534 7*4 1 15*4 534 8 18*4 6 EF 11 i 1 4% 1 *%2 5*4 1 34 6*4 1 1 */l6 6*4 % 7*4 *3/l6 8*4 2B/32 Valves for Marine Service.. ..page 400 Templates for drilling----- page 458 No. 623*4 E, Flanged Flanged Valve Prices Prices of flanged valves includedrilling to the MSS 300-Lb. Standard; no deduction is made for valves ordered faced,only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. 22 CRANE Crane Steel Gate Valves For High Pressures And High Temperatures No. 3602 X Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valve Union Bonnet Screwed See page 223 No. 3607 X Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valve Bolted Bonnet Screwed See page 225 Crane Brass Gate Valves used to control flow in a turpentine plant. No. 76 X Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valve Flanged See page 229 When .sate valves arc required for steam pres sures above 300 pounds or temperatures exceed ing 550 F., use Crane Steel Gate Valves. They are made in a wide range of sizes and types for all service conditions and include the new design Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves, which utilize the pressure in the valve to seal the bonnet joint and are streamlined to conserve space. Valves with pressure-seal bon nets are especially recommended for extremely high steam pressures and temperatures. Crane Steel Gate Valves are described in detail on pages 205 to 211 and pages 221 to 234. Distilleries are important users of Crane Brass and Bronze Gate Valves. Brass Globe & Angle Valves; AAR Valves CRANE 23 Brass and Bronze Globe and Angle Valves (Including AAR Valves) Names of Parts.................................................................................... page 24 Globe and Angle Valves 1 oo-Pound..................................................................................... page 25 125-Pound..................................................................................... page 26 150-PounJ.....................................................................pages 28 and iq 2oc-Pound........................................................................ pages 32 to 34 300-Pound........................................................................ pages 35 to 37 2000-Pound Hydraulic..................................................................page 41 25co-Pound Hydraulic (Globe only)......................................... page 42 Needle Point...................................................................pages 20 and 27 For Liquefied Petroleum Gases...................................................page 30 For Light Oils and Gases............................................................. page 31 AAR Globe and Angle Valves Inside Screw Type......................................................................... page 38 Outside Screw and Yoke Type.......................1........................ page 3q Listing of AAR Valve Parts........................................................ page 40 Cab Hose Valves....................................................................................page 40 Vent or Sampling Valve For Transformer Oil Service........................................................page 31 Other commonly used brass and bronze valves, supplementing those above, are described in Sections 3,5, and 6. Brass and bronze valves that perform a special duty, or made for special services, such as Float Valves, Pop Safety Valves, Relief Valves, Pressure Regulators, Pressure Reduc ing Valves, Solder-Joint Valves, and Valves for Marine Service are shown in other sections of the catalog; refer to the main index. Tight Seating, (<Packless** Type Crane Brass Body Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves Unexcelled for a Wide Variety of General and Corrosive Services Crane Brass Body, Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves, built for hard usage, are excellent for a wide variety of corrosive, as well as ordinary, piping systems. The flexible diaphragm mounted between the body and bonnet (elim inates the need for a stuffing box) and the tight-seating disc facing make the valves ideal for conveying liquids, compressed air. gases, volatile fluids, etc. Sectional View Y-Patccrn Diaphragm Val\e Brass Diaphragm Valves, suitable for pressures ranging up to 1 jo pounds and a maximum tem perature of 1800 F., are available with screwed ends in sizes 12 to 2-inch. They are regularly furnished with the dia phragm and disc insert made of neoprene, Buna N, or natural rubber. In addition to brass, the complete diaphragm line includes both screwed and flanged valves having the body and disc holder made of cast iron, aluminum, tS-8 Mo. The cast iron flanged valves are also available with the bou\ lined, and the disc coated, with neoprene or natural rubber. For the complete Crane line of Diaphragm Valves, see pages 388 to 391. 24 CRANE Brass and Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Names of Parts Identification Plate Wheel Nut Wheel Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut 'Gland Packing Bonnet Stem Packing Nut Gland Packing Bonnet Union Bonnet Ring Union Bonnet Ring Disc Stem Ring Disc Body Below Brass Globe Valve with Screwed Bonnet No. 1 (see page 26) Disc Holder Disc Disc i Retaining Nut Body Above Bronze Globe Valve with Union Bonnet and Metal Disc No. 362 E (see page 3?) Below Bronze Globe Valve with Union Bonnet, Metal Disc, and Renewable Seat No. 382 P (sec page 36) Wheel Nut Packing Nut Gland Packing Bonnet Union Bonnet Ring Disc Stem Ring Lock Washer Disc Washer Body Seat Ring Disc Body Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Packing Bonnet Disc Stem Ring Disc Body Above Brass Globe Valve with Union Bonnet and Composition Disc No. 7 (see page 28) Below Bronze Globe Valve with Union Bonnet, Metal Disc, and Renewable Seat Outside Screw and Yoke AAR Design No. 396 P (see page 39) Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Bonnet Gland Nut Gland Packing Union Bonnet Ring Disc Stem Ring Disc Body Seat Ring Body SB? s CRANE 25 100-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves With Composition Disc With Brass Disc WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. 150 pounds water, 200 F. Domestic Gas Service 150 pounds oil or gas, 150 F. Service recommendations: This diversified line of ico-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves combines wide utility with moderate cost. Well proportio ed and sturdily constructed, the valves offo* mple strength Cross Section No. 1240 and durability for any low pressure installation. They are especially recommended for domestic water or gas lines, steam heating systems, for piping on equipment operated at low pressures, and for similar services. Construction: .Vos. 1140 and 1141 Valves have a Cross Section No. 1250 composition disc, whereas Vos. 1250 and r 2.51 Valves have a brass disc. Otherwise, the two types of valves are similar. Long hexagons on the bod,y re 'force the openings and afford a good wrench grip. . ne seat is integral with the body. The bonnet is screu c.1 into the With Wheel With Lock Shield body and has liberal thread.engagement with the stem. The disc holder or disc is spun onto the end of the stem, except on the Yg and \2-inch brass disc valves which have the stem and disc integral. The stuffing No. 1250 Globe, Screwed No. 1241 Angle Screwed box is amply deep to prevent leakage at the stem. Composition disc valves: Composition disc valves are regularly supplied with a Vo. 12 Disc suitable for 150 pounds hot or cold water (maximum temperature of 200 F.) and for domestic gas service. When so ordered, the valves will be furnished with a No. 10 Disc, making them suitable for 100 pounds saturated steam. With Wheel With Lock Shield Nos. 1240 and 1241 are regu larly furnished wheel operated. Specify when sizes Vi to i34-inch are wanted with lock shield. An identification plate under the wheel nut identifies the valve and the disc with which it is equipped. For extra composition discs, see page 133. No. 1251 Angle, Screwed Brass disc valves: Brass disc valves have a ball-toangle seat. The; are suitable for 100 pounds saturated steam, for tjo pounds cold or hot Valve No. and Type List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each With With Wheel Lock Shield Inches Specify A Dimensions, in Inches B c1D With : With 1 With j With Wheel 1 Lock 1 Wheel! Lock Shield 1 Shield E water, 200 F., and for 1 jo pounds cold oil or gas service. A complete line: Crane manufactures a complete assortment of 100-Pound Brass Valves. Gate valves No. 1240, Globe or No. 1241, Angle Composition Disc y Vi % *4 % l U/4 W2 2 2.10 2.10 2.20 2.90 3.90 5.50 7.00 9.60 15.00 1 l7/s Vs 2.60 i 1% Vs 2.70 1 2 1S/l6 3.60 ! 23/8 1*4 4.90 . 2% lS/l6 6.90 3/4 W2 8.70 1 3% 1 uy,6 ! 4J/4 2 15 21/4 23/4 1 1 2*4 1 23/4 | 23/4 1 2l/2 1 21/4 IVs 1 23/4 I 23/g | 21/2 3*4 1 31/4 1 3*4 | 2% 4 I 3% 1 334 j 33/g 4V4 ! 4*4 l 41/4 ! 3% 4% 1 4V4 1 4% 1 41/4 5*4 1 1 51/4 1 61 1 5% I U/2 Wo W2 134 2V.6 29/i6 23/4 3Vi6 35/8 are shown on page 15; check valves, on page 45. For solder-joint gate, globe, angle, and check valves, see pages 420 and 421. :*i&r No. 1250, Globe No. 1251, Angle % l/2 34 1 Wa W2 2 2.05 2.60 3.40 4.70 6.10 8.60 12.70 12 2% . 23/4 ! 31/4 ! 3% 41/4 5 Keys for Lock Shield Values... .page 137 1S/l6 Ws Wie IV2 ll3/l6 2 274 31 3*4 1 4% | 43,4 1 51 5% 1 61/4 1 1 2% | 1 3V; | 1 3% | 1 43/g 1 1 4% 1 1 53/g j 1 6Vg 1 l`/2 13/4 2Vl6 29/k; 23/4 3Vl6 3%' Composition Discs... .page 133 Composition Disc or Brass Disc Valves 26 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves Brass Disc WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Cross Section, Globe Service recommendations: Crane 125Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves are recommended for general serv ice on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Construction: The valves are sturdy and unusually well constructed. They are heavier and more rugged than is usual with "Standard" or 125-Pound Valves. All parts are liberally proportioned to as sure a high factor of safety against pres sure, operating strains, and expansion and contraction of the piping. The disc in sizes to j^-inch is integral with the stem. In the larger sizes, the disc swivels on the stem as shown in the cross section at the left. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pres sure. The stuffing box is amply deep to prevent leakage at the stem. Flanged valves: When flanged valves are required, use the No. 71 Globe or Angle Valves described and il lustrated on page 33. No. 1, Globe Screwed No. 2, Angle Screwed Size Inches i_ '/4 % /2 3/4 l'/4 P/2 2V2 List Prices and Dimensions List Prices Dimensions, in Inches No. 1 Globe No. 2 Angle Globe Angle Each 2.10 2.10 2.40 3.40 4.50 6.20 8.00 11.30 17.50 25.50 38.00 Each A C E B D 2.10 2.10 IV16 1% 23/4 1V2 34 2% 13/4 13/l6 2% 2.40 IVs 3 >4 2>/l6 1S/l6 3>/g 3.40 2Vi6 33/4 29/i6 Ws 3% 4.50 2u/i6 4>4 234 1% 41/4 6.20 JMs 4% .lide 43i 8.00 3n/l6 3% ll3/lfi 5% 11.30 43/ie 6V4 4Vl6 2Vt6 _6`/8_ 17.50 5Vs 7% 4% 2>/2 _7%_ 25.50 6Vl6 7V1 5% 3Vi6 7% 38.00 7Vi6 914 9V4 E Wi l3/4 21/16 29/l6 23/4 33/, 3% 43/16 434 5% Brass Needle Air Valve WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Service recommendations: The No. 57 Needle Air Valve is ideal for service on water lines to air drills, on air or water lines in garages, filling stations, and industrial plants, and for similar service. Installation: The valve should alwaws be installed with the pressure above the seat. Construction: This valve is heavy and rugged. The body and packing nut are brass. The malleable iron tee handle is threaded onto the brass stem which has the end spun over to lock the handle in place. The valve has an extra thick fibre seat that can be easily renewed should it become worn. Cross Section List Price and Dimensions Sire Inches) | List Price Each) No. 57 Needle Air Valve 1 1 j Dimensions, in Inches ` Diameter of seat opening End to end Center to top of stem, open | | j % 3.40 /S 2s/ie 23/2 No. 57 Needle Air Valve CRANE Brass Globe and Angle Valves Needle Point 27 WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock No. 88 Globe, Screwed Service recommendations: Crane Globe and Angle Needle Point Valves are especially suit able where very close and delicate regulation of flow is desired. They are recommended for steam, water, oil, gas, for light liquid lines, for fuel oil, and for similar services. Construction: The valves, well proportioned throughout, are compact and unusually rugged in construction. They are furnished with a brass stem. Their stuffing box is large, and on the 3;-inch size, is equipped with a gland. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Seat opening: The diameter of the seat opening in these valves is included in the dimensions shown in the table below. The J4-inch size has a nominal seat opening: the larger sizes have a reduced seat opening. No. 85 Angle, Screwed With Female Union Outlet Size Inches Vi Vi % Vz Vi List-Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Each Screwed Dimensions, in Inches No. 85 I No. 88 Angle with !i Globe Union i No. 89 Angle A ! !D Bc open E 3.10 | 2.30 3.50 | 2.50 4.20 | 2.70 5.40 | 3.20 6.70 | 4.50 2.40 i| Wie % i I Vl6 1 23/g 2.60 l9/is 13/l6 i l9/lS 1 23/g 3.00 113/i Vs i l3/4 1 23/4 3.70 2/l6 ! l Vie i 2 1 3% 5.00 2s/l6 Wi i 23/l6 1 4 U/2 IVz iVi 2Vie 29/is Diameter of seat opening Vs 1 Vie 1 Vi I Vie 1 Vie No. 89 Angle, Screwed .___ n____ , D Hose Valves Solder-Joint Valves Steel Valves fjiimj I No. 117 Angle Hose Valve Cap and Chain h*- See pages 60 and 61 C-ranc offers a variety of brass hose valves in a wide range of sizes. Among these are Angle and Chicago Hose Valves, widely used on standpipes, hose racks, and similar services; Hose Gate including the Underwriters' type; and Garden Hose Valves. A variety of hose threads are available at no extra charge. No. 1310 Globe Valve Solder-Joint See pages 420 and 421 Sturdily built Crane SolderJoint Valves, for use with copper tubing, include globe, angle, gate, and check types. The valves are particularly adaptable to plumbing and heating sys tems, low pressure steam and water lines in industrial plants, and for other similar services. Available in sizes % to i-inch. See page 236 The Crane line of bar stock valves includes small, rugged globe and angle valves made of steel, Exelloy, or Crane 18-8 X lo. They are ideal for use on orifice meters, regulator leads, by-pass* ?, gauges, and many similar serv ices. Available with female ends or with male and female ends in sizes to i-inch. 28 CRANE 150-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc Suitable for many fluids Union or bolted bonnet Quick, easy to repair No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES Screwed valves--150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Flanged valves--150 pounds saturated steam 225 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Service recommendations: These valves are recommended for a wide range of service when equipped with the proper disc. They will give excellent results on steam, hot water, cold water, oil, air, or eras lines and are unexcelled where quick disc replacement is necessa'ry. Cross Section Globe Quick repairs: A leak is easily repaired by replacing the disc holder with an extra complete disc holder and disc, or by inserting a new disc into the original holder. Extra disc holders and discs should be kept on hand for this purpose. Construction: All parts are unusually Hugged to withstand severe operating strains. Valves 2-inch and smaller have a slip-on disc holder and a union bonnet as illustrated in the cross, section at the upper left. Larger sizes have the disc and stem fastened with a disc stem ring and are furn.shed with an inside screw, bolted bonnet; see the illustration at the right. No. 7, Globe Screwed No. 7, Angle Screwed Both types of bonnets provide a strong, tight 2kj and 3-inch valves joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and re have a disc stem ring assembled without danger of injuring the valve. and are made with a bolted bonnet. Discs: The valves are regularly equipped with a No. i Cranite Disc suitable for saturated steam or for hot water up to 300 F. Valves ordered for. cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. On hot water under 200 F.,' especially for frequent operation or easy seating, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. 1. For list prices and description of discs, see page 133. Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is deep and has a gland. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. No. 9, Globe Flanged No. 9, Angle Flanged List Prices, Each Size Globe or Angle Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2-IQ46). They are plain faced, with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices include drilling; no de duction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. Dimensions, in Inches No. 7 No. 9 1{ 11 Screwed Flanged ABIC D E , F G H J inches F. &D. iI 1 open | open When ordering. Globe or Angle type is wanted. l/s % % l/z 3/4 1 U/4 V/2 2 2Vz 3 3.30 3. 0 4.10 5.20 7.20 9.80 13.40 16.70 27.00 49.00 69.00 ` . 2 1 s/l6 1 13 3/413% l3/4 1 2 |is/16| 133/413% 13/4 -|2%s 1 U/ie 1 1 4S/16 1 43/,s | 21/16 !!2U/ifil iy* 1 1 43/4 1 4% 1 2Vie 1 33/l6 1 l7/l6 1 1 53/g | 5V< 23/4 26.00 133/4 uiy,si 43/g 29/is 1 6Vis 151 /ii; | 3i/is 33.00 4*/ 1 2 |4>3/16 2% 1 63/4 I 6% 3% 40.00 (1 4% | 23A6 | 51/2 33/,6 | 7Vie 1 7S/,s 41/l6 60.00 53,4 |2ii/,s| 6i/2 33/4 | 8% | 83/a 43/4 91.00 1 63/4 1 31/4 1 71/2 45/i6 1 101/2 | 103/g 7 126.00 . 8 1313/,si 8% 45/g (1II3/,G|119/1B| 8 4% % 45/g 13/32 5 7/l6 6 Vi 7 9/l6 71/2 _2i_ List prices of composition discs... .page 133 Templates for drilling.. . .page 458 Angle Valves r "'vwv' CRANE 29 150-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, oil. or gas, non-shock Air Tested Features Crane Nitri-Hard Seating Surfaces Plug Type Disc--Renewable Body Seat Ring Union or Bolted Bonnet Service recommendations: These valves are recommended for throt tling, for soot blower, blow-off, boiler feed, drip, and drain lines, and for other hard services. Having extremely hard stainless steel seating surfaces, the valves are unusually well suited for installations where operating con ditions are severe. Plug type disc valves for moderate pressures: High pressure valves are often used on much lower pressures in order to secure the better seat construction usually associated with higher pressures. ' These va, res are unique in t'".it while only recommended for 150 pounds satu.ated steam and 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, they are made with a seat and disc that will stand up under extremely hard operating conditions. For severe and exacting services on moderate pressures, such as throttling, blow-off, boiler feed, frequent operation, etc., they are ideal, affording abundant seat life without the higher initial cost of a high pressure valve. Disc and seat: The valves have a plug type disc and seat whose excellent design characteristics for rigorous service are well known. The wide seating surface is not easily ruined by foreign matter or by wiredrawing, and the tapered disc permits close regulation of flow when throttling. Both the disc and seat are made of Crane Nitri-Hard, a stainless steel that withstands high temperatures and has an extremely hard surface. The design of the disc and seat and the unusual resistance of Crane Nitri-Hard to wear, cutting, scoring, ero sion, seizure, and galling produce a superior seating combination. It will withstand severe operating conditions unusually well. Sturdy construction: The valves are ruggedly con structed throughout. The brass body, bonnet, and stem are proportioned to provide liberal strength and safety under the recommended working pressures. 2)4 and 3-inch valves have a bolted bonnet. Bonnet construction: Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown on illustrations at the right; 214 and 3-inch sizes have a low-type, compact bolted bonnet, inside screw, as illustrated at the left. Cross Section Globe No. 14% P Screwed Globe No. 16% P Screwed Angle Both types of bonnet construction provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and reassembled without danger of in juring the valve. Stuffing box: The valves have a stuffing box which is large and deep; it is equipped with a gland and is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: These valves, when vide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Valves for Marine Service... page 400 List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches No. 14%P No. 16%P Inches Globe Angle A B ID E open | open `*8 5.40 5.40 2 i 15/1S 1 4 1 3% 1 1 Vs Vs 5.40 5.40 2 1 is/is 1 4 1 3% 1 l3/4 % 6.70 6.70 25/lS 1 IVis 1 4% I 4% 1 2Vis % 7.60 7.60 21 Vis 1 1 5 1 4% 1 29/16 3A 9.50 9.50 33/is 1 l7/l6 1 5Vs 1 5% 1 23/s l 12.50 12.50 33/s l iI!/is 1 6% 1 6% 1 3 Vis 1% 17.80 17.80 4Vs 1 2 1 7 1 6% 1 3% l% 24.00 24.00 4Vs 1 23/,s 1 S I 7% 1 4Vis 2 35.00 35.00 5Vs 1 2"/i6 1 9% 1 8% 1 43/s 2% 63.00 63.00 6Vs 1 3Vs 1 10% 1 103/g 1 7 3 94.00 94.00 8 1 313/i? 1 11% 1 11% 1 8 30 CRANE Bronze Globe and Angle Valves For Liquefied Petroleum Gases WORKING PRESSURE 400 pounds, 150 F. LP-gases, light oils, volatile fluids, or air TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic Air Tested New, Easy-Seating, Safety-Tight Valves *Underwriters' Approved for Efficient Handling Of Liquefied Petroleum Gases No. 130 Globe Screwed No. 131 Angle Screwed Service recommendations: These valves are especially designed and recom mended for safe handling of all common commercial forms of liquefied petroleum gases, such as butane, iso-butane, pro pane, propylene, butylenes, etc. The gases can be handled separately or mixed, and in a liquid or gaseous state. *The valves have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. for use on all types of piping systems carrying liquefied petroleum gases, provided the system is subject to working pressures no greater than 250 pounds. Their identification plate is marked "ButaneUL-Propane." In addition, they are excellently used for hot water (up to 200 F.), cold water, compressed air, gasoline, light oils, volatile fluids, and similar services oper ating at pressures up to 400 pounds. Safety-tight: Precision design and the use of high quality materials have pro duced a valve that is completely tight throughout, assuring safer, more efficient handling of LP-gases, even under rigor ous service conditions. With reasonable attention and occasional replacement of the disc, the valves can be kept in a tight condition indefinitely. Body and bonnet: The body is made of Crane Special Bronze, a high grade, leaded tin bronze. The union bonnet provides a strong, tight joint, yet it can be easily dismantled and reassembled without danger of injury to the valve. Durable composition disc: The valves have a Crane No. 6 Disc. Made of a specially formulated composition, the disc is particularly suited for use with petroleum products. It is soft enough to make a tight seat, but sufficiently stiff and resilient to withstand hard wear. The disc is? secured to the underside of a slip-on disc holder by means of a disc retaining nut. The nut also serves to reinforce and protect the disc from strain and distortion ordinarily resulting from tight closure of the valve. As added precaution against leakage, the disc is sealed into the disc holder. Quick disc repairs: A leak is easily and inexpensively repaired. Simply replace the disc holder with an extra complete disc holder and disc, or insert a new disc into the original holder. .A supply of extra disc holders and discs kept on hand for this purpose assures long, practically uninterrupted valve service.. Stuffing box: The deep stuffing box is equipped with a gland and is filled with one-piece molded asbestos packing to provide a long lasting, tight stem seal. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Installation: Wherever conditions per mit, the valves should be installed with the pressure under the disc. An arrow cast on the body indicates the correct direction of flow. List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each | Dimensions, in Inches No. 130 No. 131 Inches Globe Angle A B C D lA 1 3.75 1 3.75 1 2 % 1 4.60 1 4.60 | 25/l6 Vi 1 6.00 1 6.00 | 2>/l6 % 1 8.00 1 8.00 | 3Vis l | 11.00 1 11.00 | 33/4 l'/4 1 15.00 1 15.00 | 4>/4 U/2 1 18.00 1 18.00 1 43/4 2 1 30.00 1 30.00 | 53/4 1S/l6 U/l6 w* 17/16 UVis 2 23/,6 2u/ib 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 33/4 4s/l6 43/4 53/g 6Vifi 63/4 79/l 6 85/s (Is 00 1 3S/g 43/t6 45/g 51/4 515/,R 65/g 75/16 For list prices of composition discs, see page 133. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 13/4 2`/l6 29/,6 23/4 3Vi 3% 4>/,6 43/4 Other Bronze Valves for LP-Gases: Gate................... .page 18 Check.................page 47 CRANE Bronze Globe and Angle Valves For Light Oils and Gases 31 Recommendations: These are definitely superior to valves ordin WORKING PRESSURE 400 pounds oil, air, gas, or gasoline, 250 F. arily used on light oils and gases. Air Tested They seat perfectly tight, close easily, and withstand wear excep Tight, Easy-Seating Cranoil Disc tionally well. They are especially Sturdy Union Bonnet Construction recommended for refined oils such as transformer oil, for gases, and for solvents, is permanently cemented into the which, in many cases, attack rubber composition disc holder, eliminating seepage; discs but do not corrode brass, and which are see page 133 for description. difficult to hold with metal to metal seat valves. The seat and disc form a line to Construction: The valves are rug line contact. The narrow bearing gedly constructed. Their body is ar disc material, ideal for light made of Crane Special Bronze, a oil.-, and gases, provide absolute strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. tightness and easy seating. The union bonnet provides a strong, tight joint which can be easily dismantled or reassembled without danger of injuring the valve. Sizes 14 and j^-inch have a slip-on disc holder; larger sizes (see cross section) have the disc and stem fastened with a disc stem ring. Stuffing box: Thq stuffing box is equipped with a gland and is filled with high grade packing. Boss on globe body: Globe valve bodies 1 J^-inch and larger have a boss cast on one side. When order ed tapped, or with a No. 211 Valve for transformer oil service (shown Disc and seat: The specially fab below), the boss is drilled and ricated No. 5 Cranoil Disc will not tapped with a )4~inch pipe thread swell, harden, nor break down. It at no extra charge. Boss on body of globe valve, sires 1 %-inch and larger only. r-- . M3-3 Angle List Prices and Dimensions Size, Inches Vs % Vr Vs 1 Ws l'/2 2 List Prices, Each I Dimensions, in Inches No. 207 Globe Screwed 5.80 6.20 6.70 8.70 12.80 16.00 22.00 32.00 No. 209 Globe Valve | Angle Valve Angle Screwed | A 1i C i 1 D 1E j open GB I F open G 5.80 1 2 1 1 1 33/4 | 13/4 | lS/,6 | 3% l3/4 6.20 |2Vi6 1 1 1 43/g 2Vl6 1 l/l6 1 4/4 2Vl6 6.70 |2n/iel 1 1 3 29/l6 1 Ws 1 4% 29/is 8.70 1 33/l6 1 1 1 53/4 23/4 | l7/l6 1 5% 23/4 12.80 1 334 | 1 | 65/8 3V,,, uw.fii 6V2 3V.fi 16.00 il 4i/4 | lS/.6 1 l7/l6 1 7y2 35/s 1 2 1 73/g 3% 22.00 11 43/4 1 l`/s 1 W2 1 83/g 1 4/,6 | 23/16 1 Ws |4y6 13432.00 II 53/4 | m 1 1 93/g I 43/4 I2iyfi| 9i/g 143/4 Wherever conditions permit, these valves should be installed with the pressure under the disc. An arrow cast on the body indicates the direction of How. Cross Section, Globe No. 207, Globe Screwed No. 209, Angle Screwed Brass Vent or Sampling Valve For Transformer Oil Service For 400 pounds transformer oil, 250 F. Air Tested Cross Section The No. 211 uses the same disc material and seat design as the No. 207 described above. List Price Size of male thread Inches I Vs No. 211 Each| 4.20 No. 2X1 Uses: This valve is used on transformer oil, as a Vent Valve or as a Sampling Valve, in conjunction with the No. 207. When installed at the top of oil immersed electrical equipment, the valve is opened to vent air. When installed at a low point, the valve is opened to draw off samples of oil. 32 CRANE 200-Pound Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc No.4CraniteDisc WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds steam, *500 F. 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock *Muxiimiin compcrdturc rating with No. 4 Cranite Disc is 450 F. TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic Plug Type Disc Valves are air tested. Cross Section Globe No. 212 P No. 214 P Globe. Screwed Angle, Screwed With Crane Nitri-Hard Plug Type Disc and Renewable Body Seat Ring Rugged construction: These valves are ruggedly constructed, the body being made of Crane Special Bronze, a high grade leaded tin bronze. Except for the seat and disc, the valves are similar; a metal plate under the wheel nut identifies the type of disc. Plug type disc valves: Nos. ziz P and 114 P are recommended for severe services such as for throttling, and for blow-off, boiler feed, soot blower, drip, and drain lines. Their plug type disc and seat are designed for exacting service. The wide seating surface is not easily affected by foreign matter or wiredrawing and the tapered disc permits close regulation of flow when throttling. Made of Crane Nitri-Hard, a stainless steel having an extremely hard surface, the disc and seat offer high resistance to seizure, ero sion, galling, and scoring. Composition disc valves: N'os. ziz C and 214 C can be utilized for a wide range of fluids when equipped with the proper disc. They are especially suitable where discs must be quickly and easily renewed. The body seat ring is Crane Nickel Alloy. With No. 4 Cranite Disc and Crane Nickel Alloy Renewable Body Seat Ring Composition disc valves are regularly equipped with a No. 4 Cranite Disc, suitable for high pressure steam up to 450 F., or for hot water up to 420 F. Valves ordered for cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline are furnished with a No. b Disc. On hot water under zco '., especially for frequent operatic.-! or easy seating, a No. b Disc is preferred to the No. 4. See page 133 for discs. Bonnet: All valves 2-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown, above; 2) o and 3-inch plug type vah - > have a bolted bonnet, inside screw as shown below. Both types provide a strong tight joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and reassembled w ithout danger of in jury to the valve. Stuffing box; repacking: The stuff ing box is unusually deep, has a gland, and is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Angle List Prices and Dimensions Valve No. and Type Size Inches List Prices Each Dimensions, in Inches AB cD E open open No. 212 P Globe or 214 P Angle No. 212 C Globe or 214 C Angle % % Vz % l m Wz 2 2l/2 3 % % Vz % 1 H/4 Wz 2 6.00 7.40 8.50 10.60 13.80 19.70 27.00 39.00 70.00 104.00 5.40 6.70 7.60 9.50 12.50 17.80 24.00 35.00 2 15/lS 31y,6 35/,6 l34 2s/,6 l*/ie 414 43/8 2Vi# 2lVis 1*4 5V,6 41S/,S 2V,6 3*/i# l7/l6 534 3% 2*4 3*4 l *V5# 0S/l6 63/l6 3*/,6 4Vi 2 7>4 7Vg 35/8 43/4 23/lS 8s/is 8*46 4`/,6 534 2n/l6 Wz 9*4 53/s 7% 3% 103/4 934 7 8'/4 4Vg 125/,6 UVis 8 2 I5/is 4 4 134 25/l6 I Vi# 45/g 41/2 2V,6 2n/lS l'A 5% 5 29/,6 33/ls iVie 534 5% 23/4 33/4 l11/,6 6V2 63/g 3*4 6 4>4 2 73/g 74 3% 434 23/,6 8% 8JA 4!/,6 534 2>`/,s Wz 9*4 53/s For list prices of composition discs, see page 133. Valves for Marine Service.. . .page 400 CRANE 200-Pound Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Regrinding 33 Valves with Union End Users having need for a male union connec tion can conveniently install heavy duty No. 4170 Globe or Angle Radiator Valves. Their design and pro portions are the same as the N'o. 70 Valves. Valve Ends Working Pressures Steam 500; F. Cold water, oil. or gas, non-shock Hydrostatic Test Pressures Screwed ( 200 pound-: 400 pounds j 600 pounds Flanged | 150 pound-;| 225 pounds 450 pounds Service recommendations: These sturdily constructed 2cc-PounJ Bronze Globe and Angle Valves are recom mended for service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. All parts are of liberal proportions. Body: The body is made of Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. Regrinding: The valves can be reground without re moving the body from the line. Instructions for regrind ing are furnished with each valve. ' Union bonnet: The union bonnet ring reinforces the bonnet joint and facilitates dismantling and reassembling. When the valves are being reground, the ring centers and guides the valve trimmings. /Vo. 4270 Valves are available in sizes j s lo i-inch; see page $8 for list prices and description. Disc connection: The disc in sizes J/g to j 2-inch is integral with the stem. In larger sizes, the disc swivels on the stem, as shown in the cross section at the right. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is deep and is filled with high grade packing. Sizes }4-inch and larger are equipped with a gland; smaller sizes do not have a gland. No. 70, Globe Screwed Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked'while under pressure. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2-iQ4b). They are plain faced with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS 150-Pound Standard; no deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. No. 70, Angle Screwed List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Globe or Angle Dimensions, in Inches No. 70 No. 71 Screwed Flanged Inches F. Si D. ABC DE F open GH '/s i 2.70 i lll/l6l 13/l6 1 i ; 3i/2 1 1% Va : 2.70 ; iPViel 13/l6 1 1 131/2 1 1% % i 3-40 | U'Vlfil 1 1 1 1 3% 1 2i/16 l/2 1 4.40 1 it 21/4 | lVis 1 1 141/4 1 29/l6 3A | 5.70 | 23/< | 1% 1 1 1 5 1 23/4 1 1 8.30 1 19.00 35/lfi 111 Vial 43/1G ( 2% 1534 1 3!/,,, 41/4 % iVi 1 11.20 1 22.00 ,| 3% llis/usi 49/is I 27/g | 65/g 1 35/8 4% *%2 l'/2 | 14.80 | 29.00 ft 4V2 | 21/4 | 55/j6 1 3Vte 1 7% 1 4*/,6 2 I 22.50 | 41.00 11 51/4 | 2% | 6 1 33/4 | 83/g 143/4 5 6 Vl6 V2 2]/2 | 37.00 | 61.00 11 65/, | 33/i6 | 63,4 1 4V, 6 | 9% 1 6 7 9/l6 3 1 55.00 1 94.00 71/4 |313/i6171s/ibI 45/g | 11 1 7 71/2 5/s When ordering, specify whether Globe or Angle Valves are wanted. No. 71, Globe Flanged No. 71, Angle Flanged Valves for Marine Service... .page 400 Templates for drilling. . .page 4S8 34 CRANE 200-Pound Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Bolted Bonnet Valve Ends Screwed Flanged Working Pressures Steam 500 F. Cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 200 pounds ISO pounds 400 pounds 225 pounds Hydrostatic Test Pressures 600 pounds 450 pounds Sizes 31/2`inch and larger have outside stem threads and a bolted gland (not illustrated). Service recommendations: These are high quality valves, especi ally intended for use in large size pipe lines. They are recommended for general service on steam, water, oil, r gas. Construction: The valves are strong, rugged, and durable. The bolted bonnet makes a tight joint and assures liberal strength. The disc is accurately guided by a guide stem which operates in a bridge cast- integral with the body seat ring; the body seat ring is renewable. Sizes 3-inch and smaller have inside stem threads, a screwed packing nut, and a gland, as illustrated. Sizes 3 J4-inch and larger have outside stem threads with a crosshead type yoke and a one-piece bolted gland and flange (not illustrated). Materials: The body, bonnet, disc, and body seat ring are made of Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is unusually deep and is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the .V1SS 150-Lb. SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2-iq4b). They are plain faced with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS 150-Lb. Standard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. List Prices and Dimensions Valve Size List Dimensions, in Inches No. Prices A B c !D jE F GHJ Inches Each | j open open No. 4196 P/z or 2 41.00| 55/,6 2u/l6 55.00 6 3 1 ! 8 71/2 1 4Vl6 1 1 91/4 |8i5/16| 53/s No. 4198 ^y^ 76.00! 71/4 35/g Screwed 3 105.00! 8Vi 41/8 1 1 11 101/2 7 1 !I23/g 1113/4 8 l*/2 54.00' 5% 1 31/8 1 8 71/21 41/is 5 V16 2 68.00' 6% 1 334 | 91/4 !815/i6 53/g 6 Vt No. 4197 2Vz 111.00 or 3 132.00' 8 ! 41/4 1 11 101/2 9Vs 1 4% 1123/g 113/4 7 8 7 9/lS 71/2 % F. &D. 3/2 221.001 4 282.00' 5 402.00' ' 103/g 1 51/4 1 IZ`/4 11 *4 11 1 5i/2 1133/4 12`/2 1 12/4 i 61/4 | 161/z 15 9 10 10 8 Vi "As 9 "As 10 % 6 553.001 14 1 7 ll8y8ll6i/4 12 11 `3/k? Values for Marine Service. .page 400 Templates for drilling, .page 458 ^ CRANE 300-Pound Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Regrinding 35 WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam, 550 F. 600 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 900 pounds hydrostatic Service recommendations: These valves are recom mended for severe operating conditions at high pres sures. They combine serviceability with moderate cost. Body and disc: The body and disc are made of Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. Union bonnet: The bonnet is made of a special bronze. Its unusually good wear-resisting properties, combined with the long and accurately machined threads on the stem, materially lengthen tha life of Cross Section both the stem and the bonnet. No. 362 E, Globe In addition to making a sturdy, tight joint, the union bonnet construction facilitates dismantling and reassembling the valve. The union ring reinforces the bonnet joint, and when the valve is being reground, it centers and guides the valve trimmings. Regrinding: These valves can be reground without removing the body from the line. Complete instructions for regrinding are furnished with each valve. Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is unusually deep and is filled with high grade packing. It is equipped with a gland. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. No. 362 E Globe Screwed No. 364 E Angle Screwed Valves with Female Union Outlet The union end valves shown below are part of the regular Crane line. Prices and dimensions are included in the table. List Prices and Dimensions Valve No. Sire List and Prices Type Inches ; Each Dimensions, in Inches Globe Angle J Diameter End Center Center.Center Center, Center ; of wheel to to to to to to end top, female 1 male * union top, Globe or open end ! end end open Angle '/ | 4.80 ,| 2 % 1 5.6011 2s/is No. 362 E Vz Globe % I 7.00H 2lVis I 8.80 1 2,5/l6 No. 364 E 1 1 11.80 1 3% Angle D/4 |14.80 * 4*/16 d/2 1 20.00 H 4% *2 131.00 11 53/4 Vz I 11.00 1 41/4 Nn 1R14. 3/4 *>/2 I 13.80 I 4>3/16 Globe 1 x% 1 17.30-1 SVz or D/4<I 22.00 , 61/s No. 1835 D.'2xD/4 | 29.00 i 6% Angle 2 xiy2 1 43.00 ! 7i3/16 21/zx2 ! 55.00 >1 9Vib '4 ! 9.60 1 2ls/is 3/s I 10.20 j| 33/g No. 1836 Globe or No. 1837 Angle Vz | 12.00 1 3i3/16 % 1 15.30 1 41/4 1 1 20.00 1 4% d/4 1 27.00 1 5S/g d/2 I 40.00 1 6s/t6 2 1 52.00 '1 79/is 4 41/2 5 6% 6% 7% Wz 10V 4'A 5 6 Vs 6VS 7ft SVz 10Vs 4 4V2 5 6% 6% 7% 81/2 1014 lS/l6 D/,s D/4 D/S d/4 21/16 2Vi6 2% 1 D/l6 1% IV2 D/4 21/16 25/16 2% 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 21/ie 1 2% 1 23/4 13 35/l6 33/i6 1 43/s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ! 23/1g 1 27/i6 1 234 3i/g 39/16 I4 411/6 D5/l6 23/16 27/16 23/4 31/g : 39/16 4 411/, 6 3% 4% 4% 6 65/s 75/s SVz 101/2 4% 4y8 6 6% 75/s SVz lOi/, 3% 43/g 4% 6 6S/g 75/g SVz 101/2 d/4 21/is 29/16 31/16.. 35/8 41/16 43/4 6 21/16 29/,6 31/16 35/s 41/16 434 6 D/4 21/16 29/, 6 3V,6 3% 4'/,6 434 6 With Male Inlet and Female Union Outlet No. 1834 Globe No. 1835 Angle Male end is one pipe size larger than female union end. With Female Inlet and Female Union Outlet No. 1836 Globe No. 1837 Angle Both ends are the same size. Interchangeability: All parts, except the bodies, of union end valves inter change with corresponding parts of N'os. 362 E and 364 E Valves. Cab Hose Valves.. . .page 40 AAR Valves... .pages 38 to 40 Valves for Marine Service... .page 400 36 CRANE 300-Pound Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc Crane Nitri-Hard Plug Type Seat and Renewable Body Seat Ring Union or Bolted Bonnet Air Tested Valve j Sizes 1 Working Pressures j Hydro- . j Steam Cold water,. auc 1! 1 550 F oil, or gas, 1 ,, Iest non-shock j Pressures c j /< to 2-inch | 300 pounds 1000 pounds 11500 pounds .IVz and 3-inch| 300 pounds 600 pounds | 900 pounds Flanged | All sizes | 300 pounds 500 poundsj 900 pounds Cross Section Globe No. 382 P, Globe No. 384 P, Angle Screwed Screwed No. 383 P, Globe No. 385 P, Angle Flanged Flanged Valves for Marine Service .page 400 Templates for drilling .. ..page 458 Service recommendations: These valves are recommended for exceptionally severe service, such as for throttling, and soot blower, blow-off, boiler feed, drip and drain lines. Body: The strong, durable body is made of Crane Special Bronze, a high grade leaded tin bronze. Disc and seat: The valves have a plug type disc and seat especially designed for rigorous service. The wide seating surface is not easily damaged by foreign matter or by wiredrawing, and the tapered disc permits close regulation of flow when throttling. Both the disc and seat are Crane N'itri-Hard, a stainless steel having an extremely hard surface. The design of the disc and seat com bined with the excellent resistance offered by the high hardness to wear, cutting, scoring, erosion, seizure, and galling produce a superior seat. It will withstand severe operating conditions unusually well. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is unusually deep; it is equipped with a gland and is filled with high grade packing. Bonnet construction: Sizes 2inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown in the illustrations at the left; 2J4 and -inch sizes V/UN: have a compact bolted bonnet, inside screw, as illustrated at the right. Both bonnet types provide a % and 3-inch valves strong, ^tight "ave a bolted bonnet. joint, yet either can be easily dis mantled and reassembled without danger of injuring the valve. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Flanged valves: End flanges con form to the MSS 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP2-1946). They are plain faced, with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices of flanged valves include drilling to the MSS 300-Pound Standard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, No. 382 P No. 383 P in Inches or or No. 384 P No. 385 P A B c D E F G H J Screwed Flanged open open Inches F. & D. y 7.20 1 2V* l'/s 414 4% 2/i6 l % 7.80 li 2% 1*4 4% 4% 29/l6 y2 9.60 ii2l5/i6 Wz 514 5 23/4 3/4 13.30 II 3% 13/4 6% 6% 3Vi6 1 l 18.40 37.00 1 4% 2>/i <? 534 31/4 7 634 3% 4% 19/2? P/4 24.00 52.00 43/4 23/s 61/4 3>/2 8 734 4 Vie 1 5*4 % iy2 31.40 69.00 1 514 2% 74 4 m 83/4 434 IWs `Vie 2 48.00 98.00 1 6% 33/,s 8 4Vi6 10% 10 6 61/2 3/4 2Vz 81.50 145.00 ! 7i/2 33/4 9 434 nvz ioy2 7 71/2 |13/]S 3 126.00 | 220.00 ' 8i/2 414 10S/l6 57,6 13% 123/a 8 8'4 1294? F CRANE 37 300-Pound Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Outside Screw and Yoke--Bolted Bonnet WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam, 550 F. 500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 900 pounds hydrostatic Seat is Air Tested Body and Bolted Bonnet made of Crane Special Bronze Crane Nitri-Hard Plug Type Disc and Renewable Body Seat Ring Service recommendations: These valves arc recommended for throttling, soot blower lines, and for exceptionally severe services. Body and bonnet: The valves are un usually heavy and rugged. Their body and bonnet are made of Crane Special Bronze, a high grade leaded tin bronze. The bolted type bonnet provides liberal strength at the bonnet joint. Disc and seat: The plug type disc and seat are designed for rigorous service. The wide seating surface is not easily ruined by foreign matter or wiredraw ing. The tapered disc permits close regulation of flow when throttling. Both the disc and seat are made of Crane Nitri-Hard, a stainless steel hav ing an extremely hard surface with high resistance to seizure, erosion, galling, and scoring. Outside stem threads: The outside stem threads are particularly well suited for services where action of the fluid might affect inside threads. The stem is liberal in diameter and strong. Stuffing box: The stuffing b9.x is deep and is filled with a high grade packing. It is equipped with a bolted gland. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-1-1946). The flanges are plain faced, with two Vshaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS 300Pound Standard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gasketsshouId be used; see page 471. List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Flanged, F. & D. No. 87 P No. 871/2 P Globe Angle Inches Dimensions, in Inches Globe Angle Diam- Diam- Thick- Face Center Center Center eter eter ness to to top to to top of of of face of face of wheel flanges flanges stem, stem, open open IV2 87.00 87.00 || 7 914 3% 8% 2 115.00 115.00 || 8 10y4 41/4 91/2 2V2 155.00 155.00 !| 9 ll5/s 43/4 10% 3 228.00 228.00 Ij 105/,,, 13 5V,b 12 6 7 8 9 6Vs 1 .s 61/2 % 7% I3/lS 81/4 -29/3Z Valves for Marine Service... .page 400 Templates for drilling.. . .page 45S Cross Section Globe No. 87 P Globe, Flanged No. 87i/2 P Angie, Flanged Closing a Value! When a valve starts to leak, don't try to make it tight by brute force. And never put t I a wrench on tfie wheel for extra leverage; the chances are that won't stop the leak, and >ou may break the wheel or the stem. has probably lodged on the seat, and this action may flush it away. If the leak persists, take the valve apart and clean and inspect it. jf the seat and disc are cut, they will have Instead, bring the disc to its seat gently, back it off a turn, and repeat this operation |rir two or three times. A piece of dirt or scale c>3 to be refinished or replaced. Valve reseating tools are available, and new parts can be secured through your Crane Branch. 38 CRANE 300-Pound--Inside Screw Type AAR Bronze Globe and Angle Valves WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam TEST PRESSURE 800 pounds hydrostatic Female inlet and Female Union Outlet Both ends are the same pipe sice. C.'itVIZ ut Cross Section No. 376 P, Clobe Plug Type Disc Globe, Screwed Angle, Screwed With Plug Type Disc No. 376 P ' No. 377 P With Ball Type Disc No. 376 E . No. 377 E Association ofAmericanRailroads: These valves conform to the recom mended practice of the Association of American Railroads (AAR) for 300Pound Globe and Angle Valves for Steam Locomotives. Partial Section Showing Ball Type Disc and Seat Interchangeability: Except for the body and the type of seat and disc, the valves are identical. In addition, (No. 376 E) all parts except the stem, packing nut, gland, and bonnet are inter changeable with corresponding parts of the Outside Screw and Yoke Valves shown on the opposite page. Materials: The body, union ring, and tail-piece are made of Crane Special Bronze. The bonnet is a special wearresisting bronze. The disc is Monel in sizes j/^-inch and smaller and Crane Nickel Alloy in the larger sizes. The plug type seat ring is Exelloy in all sizes. The ball type seat ring is Exelloy in sizes y?-inch and smaller and Crane Nickel Alloy in sizes -^-inch and larger. Globe Screwed Angle Screwed With Plug Type Disc No. 1870 P No. 1871 P With Ball Type Disc No. 1870 E No. 1871 E Male Inlet and Female Union Outlet Male end is one pipe size larger than the female union end, Globe Screwed Angle Screwed With Plug Type Disc No. 1874 P No. 1875 P With Ball Type Disc No. 1874 E No. 1875 E Size, Inches Female End Valves Male Inlet Valves A % >14 % V2 l2 3A >l/2 34 1 >34 1 Wsr 1 V4 l/2 2 .u2 2 2V2v2 2V2 3 rl'A 3 List prices of parts List Prices and Dimensions ] List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Plug Type Ball Type End Center Unioia End V alves Centei Diam- Nos. 376 P 377 P Nos. Nos. Nos. ' Nos. Nos. 1870 P 1874 P 376 E 1870 E 1874 E to end 1871 P 1875 P 377 E 1871 E 1875 E Globe to Center Center Center, to top eter end to to to ' of of cmale male union wheel, wheel Angle end end end |open 7.60 11.20 ! 12.00 8.20 12.40 | 13.30 '10.10 15.20 | 17.20 ' 14.00 I 19.70 | 22.60 19.40 26.00 ! 31.20 25.30 33.20 i 39.10 33.00 42.30 : 49.50 50.60 67.50 1 84.50 11 (1 7.20| 10.80| 11.60 25/is 1%2 7.801 12.00| 12.90 - 2l/2 1*4 9.601 14.70| 16.70 1 2% IVic 13.301 19.001 21.90 1 39/ie 18.40! 25.001 30.20-1 4Vg 24.00' 31.901 37.80 ' 43/4 12%2 2'/ib 23/g 31.401 40.70! 47.90 1 514 2% 48.001 64.90! 81.90' 63/g 33/is 73.00! 107.00|I40.50.j 7% 1311/16 112.501 > I 8% 43/Ifi l5/32 t3l/32 1*4 21/ie IVts 29/l6 l25/32 3Vs2 27,6 3V,6 23/g 3% 2% 4i/g 33/1S 1411/,6 311/16 1 53/IS 2'/8 1 47/g 23/4 25/l6 1 4yg 1 23/4 21/2 1 59/,fi 1 31/16 31/g 16V16 i 35/8 39/,6 I 7V, 6 ! 4V, 6 41/8 i 83/g 43/4 411/16 ! 91/4 1 53/g 5s/l6 I 105/g | 6 51VI6 1 12V,6 1 7 1 143/IS 1 8 page 40 Cab Hose Valves.. . page 40 Locomotive Steam Heat End Valves.. . .page 309 CRANE 300-Pound--Outside Screw and Yoke AAR Bronze Globe and Angle Valves WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam TEST PRESSURE 800 pounds hydrostatic Female Inlet and Female Union Outlet Both ends arc the same pipe site. 39 Globe Screwed Angle Screwed With Plug Type Disc No. 1890 P No. 1891 P With Ball Type Disc No. 1890 E No. 1891 E Globe, Screwed Angje, Screwed With Plug Tvpe Disc No. 396 P ' No. 397 P With Ball Type Disc No. 396 E No. 397 E Cross Section No. 396 P, Globe Plug Type Disc Association of American Rail Male Inlet and Female Union Outlet Male end is one pipe sice larger than the roads: These valves conform to the recommended practice of the Asso ciation of American Railroads (AAR) for 300-Pound Globe and Angle Valves for Steam Locomotives. female union end. Interchangeability: Except for the body and the type of seat and disc, the valves are identical. In Partial Section Showing Ball Type Disc and Seat addition, all of the parts except (No. 396 E) the stem, gland nut, Globe Screwed Angle Screwed With Plug Type Disc No. 1894 P No. With Ball Type Disc No. 1894 E No. 1895P 1895E gland, and yoke bon net are interchange able with the corres ponding parts of the Inside Screw Type Valves described and listed on the preced ing page. Stem End for Universal Joint AAR Inside Screw Valves show n on the preceding page and the 0. S. & Y. Valves shown above can be furnished at no extra charge with the stem end ma Materials: The body, union ring, and tail-piece are made of Crane chined for a Univer Special Bronze. The yoke bonnet is made of Crane Cast Manganese sal J oint connection; Bronze and the stem is Crane 18-8 \lo Chrome-Nickel Alloy. The seat dimensions follow and disc materials are the same, size for size, as those used for che Inside Screw Valves shown on page 38. AAR Recommended Practice. Sice. Inches End Valves Male Inlet Valves Vz 3/4 *V2 3/4 1 1 x3/4 1 1 ll/4vl U/4 1V2XD/4 V/2 1 2 xll/2 2 2W2X2 List prices of parts List Prices and Dimensions List Prices. Each Dimensions, in Inches Plug Type Ball Type End Center Union End Valves CenterD; Nos. 396 P . 397 P Nos. Nos. Nos. 1890 P 1894 P 396 E 1891 P 1895 P 397 E Nos. Nos. 1890 E 1894 E to end 1891 E 1895 E Globe to Center Center;Center to top eter end : to | to to of . of jfemale; male .union wheel,wheel Angle 1 end 1 end I end 1 open | | 19.40 24.50 26.50 18.90 24.00 1 26.00 2% j 23.30 29.00 31.90| 22.60 | 28.30 1 31.20! 3V,6 128.80 135.40 1 40.60127.80 134.40 1 39.60 ! 4% '35.20 | 43.10 49.00|33.90 | 41.80 1 47.701 434 44.00 ! 53.30 60.50; 42.40 `51.70 1 58.901 5V4 ' 78.80 ' 95.70 '112.70'76.20 i 93.00 HO.OO: 63/8 IV16 . lVie 1-V32 1 l2S/32 2V,B 1 2V,fi 23/s 23/8 2% ! 25/g 33/l6 1 33/, s 2/l6 i 21/2 1 5s/ie 1 3 Vi6 3V32 1 3>/b 1 511/ig 1 35/g 35/, 6 1 39/, I 69As ' 4Vi6 3% ( 41/8 i 71/2 I 43/4 4>/s 1 41 Vis 1 8Vis i 53/g 4"/tB 1 55/, 6 1 10 ' 6 page 40 Cab Hose Valves .. page 40 Locomotive Steam Heat End Valves page 309 40 CRANE List Prices of Valve Parts For 300-Pound AAR Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Inside Screw and O. S. & Y. Types a Through the application of uniform dimensions and tolerances, a \\ ide degree ol interchangeability of parts is maintained among the AAR Bronte Globe and Angle Valves illustrated on the two preceding pages. The table of list prices of parts shown below indicates this interchangeability. Union bonnet ring: Sites i^-inch and smaller have a hexagon bonnet ring; larger sizes have a round spanner-type ring. )/% and :!4-inch O.S. & Y. Valves have an integrally cast union ring and yoke bonnet. Disc construction: Valves 3^2-inch and smaller have the disc spun onto the stem. In larger sizes these two parts are held together with a disc stem ring. In ball-type valves i, il/z, and 3-inch, the disc has a bottom pin guide which operates through a bridge in the body seat ring. Size of Valve List Prices, Each ylInches 1 % 1 V2 % %X>/4 1 >/2X%, 3/4X,,ViL lx% l`/4 I 1V2 I 2 I 2`/j , lVixlUVfexlVi 2xiyzi2`/2x2.'3x2y2! 3 Wheel Nut Wheel Union Bonnet Ring .05 .05 .05 .06 ,0b .09 .09 .14 .14 .27 .24 .24 .30 .33 .48 .50 .79 1.82 2.12 2.22 .52 .52 *.79 *1.07 1.81 2.07 2.71 4.23 5.98 9.39 Dkr Sfpm Rine S None Used J .551 .64| .73 i .91\ 1.12 2.07* 2.44 For Inside Screw Type Valves and Outside Screw and Yoke Valves For Inside Screw Type Valves Only For Outside Screw and Yoke Valves Only Disc Plug Type Ball Tyne Body Seat Ring Ba^Typ^ fBody, Female Inlet and Outlet Globe Female Inlet, Union Outlet or Angle Male Inlet, Union Outlet Union Ring Female Tail-Piece Brazing Tail-Piece Packing With Plug Type Disc Stem With Ball Type Disc Stem Only Pack ing Nut Gian d Bonr et With Plug Type Disc Stem With Ball Type Disc Stem Only Gland Nut Gland Yoke Bonnet Spun on Stem 2.28 3.28 1.95 2.96 1.65 1.65 1.84 2.50 4.90 1.45 1.45 1.60 2.00 4.01 1.74 4.76 5.72 2.45 5.66 6.74 2.97 4.41 5.43 6.96 8.67 10.35 9.36 12.15 16.59 .55 .73 .75 1.11 .75 1.11 .20 .20 .94 1.20 1.20 .21 1.22 1.37 1.37 .23 1.47 1.54 1.54 .32 2.75 2.47 .26 .10 1.61 2.75 2.47 .26 .10 1.61 3.49 3.17 .40 .18 1.88 2.02 .70 .25 2.39 2.71 .76 .28 2.61 8.58 8.22 7.39 1.56 1.60 1.43 1.43 +6.34 J7.18 9.45 1.66 1.55 4.99 3.96 3.62 5.35 4.13 8.65 13.95 21.03 2.03 2.15 2.15 .38 3.08 1.64 .33 3.58 10.85 1.94 1.69 6.03 5.62 8.47 5.10 7.69 10.58 14.44 6.81 8.40 5.41 6.06 7.60 11.49 11.50 21.46 34.72 58.91 17.38 33.09 59.63 26.02 53.49 99.83 2.43 2.85 2.85 .44 4.04 4.61 4.61 .59 7.09 8.80 8.80 .70 1.32 3.72 1.74 .39 4.87 5.29 6.83 9.92 1.92 2.42 3.96 .63 2.92 3.89 6.65 11.52 16.75 12.50 22.09 2.20 5.64 2.02 3.50 7.20 17.10 *\'ot used on O.S. & Y. Valves in and ?i-inch sizes. . tPriccs arc for bodies only and do noc include body seat rings union rings, nor tail-pieces. 1 Includes the union ring which is case integral with the yoke bonnet in .2 and ^f-inch sizes. Cab Hose Valves Female Inlet--Hose End Outlet No. 1878 P Plug Type Disc AllpartsoftheXo. i8/8PCabHose Valve except the body are AAR design and are interchangeable with the corresponding parts of AAR Plug Type Disc Inside Screw Valves shown on page 38. Size List Prices and Dimensions Inches j % female x y2 hose No. 1878 P Center to female end Center to hose end Center to top, open Diameter of wheel Eachi Inches j Inches I Inches1 Inches | 9.00 1% 2V4 4% 2a14 >/2 female x Vz hose 11.20 I7/l6 2% 5Vis 3V,6 Wrenches for removing body seat rings . . . .page 137 AAR Unions and Union Fittings........... pages 178 to 180 AAR Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings . page 148 600-Pound Steel Valves for Locomotive Service, .page 240 300-Pound Locomotive Steam Heat End Valves.. . page 309 f CRANE 2000-Pound Hydraulic Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Union Bonnet WORKING PRESSURE 2000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 3000 pounds hydrostatic 41 Available with Either 45 Seat or Plug Type Disc --A--I Globe, Screwed No. 232 H--With 45 Seat No. 233 H--With Plug Type Disc Features Union Bonnet Construction Crane Special Bronze Body and Disc Valves with 45 seat: The No. 232 H, Globe and Angle Valves are made with a 450 seat. They are suitable for general stop valve service on high pressure hydraulic lines that are not subject to shock and on high pressure gas lines. All sizes have the disc stem ring con struction illustrated in the cross sec tion at the upper right. No. 233 H--With Plug Type Disc Valves with plug type disc: The No. 233 H Globe and Angle Valves have a plug type disc and seat. They are especially recommended for severe service, such as throttling. The wide seating surfaces have excellent resis tance to wiredrawing and to foreign matter, and the tapered disc permits easy regulation of flow. Note--Globe and Angle Valves have the same catalog number. Orders must specify whether "Globe" or "Angle" is wanted. The valves in the ij^-inch size have the disc stem ring construction shown in the cross section at the lower right; in smaller sizes, the disc is cast integral with the stem. Body and disc: All valves have the body and disc cast of Crane Special Bronze, a leaded tin bronze having high strength and hardness and offer ing liberal resistance to wear. Rugged construction: The valves are well proportioned throughout and are exceptionally heavy, Their union bonnet joint is strong and serviceable; it holds a tight joint readily. It facilitates List Prices and Dimensions dismantling and reassem bling the valve and simpli fies regrinding. Seat opening: The diam eter of the seat opening in the valves is slightly larger than the inside diameter of Double Extra Strong Pipe. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be re packed while under pressure. Size Inches % % 3A l l'/4 List Prices, Each || Dimensions, in Inches No. 232 H Globe or Angle No. 233 H Globe or Angle Globe Valves - Angle Valves A C E| B D With With Plug 45 Seat Type Disc No. No. 232 H 233 H No. No. 232 H 233 H 13.00 15.00 19.00 24.00 33.00 13.00 15.00 19.00 24.00 33.00 al3Ae 614 i213/i6l 614 11 3Vls 6% 4 814 4l Vie 9% 6% 6% 7 8%' 914 3% 1% 3% | 13/g 41/4 13/4 4% 112/,6 5 l| 2% 53/4 53/4 6% 714 914 614 614 614 73/4 83/4 E 3% 3% 414 4% s 42 Cross Section No. 236 H Globe. Screwed Plug Type Disc CRANE 2500-Pound Hydraulic Bronze Globe Valves Bolted Bonnet WORKING PRESSURE 2500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 3750 pounds hydrostatic Exceptionally Heavy, Rugged, Bolted Bonnet Valves With Crane Special Bronze Body and Plug Type Disc Service recommendations: \"o. 230 H Valves are recommended for severe and extremely high pressure hy draulic service on lines not subject to shock, and on high pressure gas lines. Rugged construction: The valves have very heavy metal sections; their bolted bonnet provides a sturdy, rugged construction. Crane Special Bronze, used for the body and disc, is a leaded tin bronze, having high strength and hardness and offering liberal resistance to wear. Plug type disc and seat: The plug type disc and seat are unusu ally resistant to wiredrawing and for eign matter. The wide tapered seating surface permits easy flow regulation when throttling. Disc-stem connection: 1 -inch valves have the disc and stem cast integral; 1 }/ and iVa-inch sizes have the disc and stem cast separately and fastened together with two disc pins as shown in the,cross section; on 2-inch valves, the two parts are cast separately and fastened together with a disc stem ring. Handle or wheel: 1 and 1 Vj-inch valves have lever handles as illustrated; larger sizes have wheels. Seat opening: The diameter of the seat opening in these valves is slight!v larger than the inside diameter ol Double Extra Strong Pipe. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. No. 236 H Olobe Screwed Size Inches 1 114 m 2 List Prices and Dimensions List I Prices Each 40.00 54.00 71.00 94.00 | 1 1 1 II End to end Wz 41Vis 5Vz 6% Dimensions, in Inches Center Center to top, : to end of open handle 8 Vs 1 5 9 1 53/4 lOVs 1 HV2 1 Diameter of wheel 8 9 For Higher Pressures--Use Crane Steel Valves When globe and angle valves are required for hydraulic pressures higher than 2500 pounds, or for high pressure--high temperature lines, use dependable Crane Steel Valves. The complete line includes a wide range of sizes and types for all service conditions. Especially desirable for extremely high steam pressures and temperatures are Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet and newly introduced Lip-Seal Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves. 3000-Pound W.O.G. No 222 X Globe For detailed description and prices of Crane Steel Globe and Angle Valves, refer to pages 212, 21S, and 235 to 24S. TBf -# 6000-Pound Hyd. No. IV) H, Globe Forged Steel 600-Pound No. 3644 \V, Globe Forged Steel Brass Check & Foot Valves V.'v.v Brass and Bronze Check Valves Brass Foot Valves Names of Parts......................................................................page 44 Lift Check Valves 1 co-Pound............................................................................. page45 125-Pound..............................................................................page46 150-Pound..............................................................................page4/ 200-Pound........................................................... pages 48 to 50 jco-Pound............................................................................. page51 2oco-Pound Hydraulic.....................................................page52 2500-Pound Hydraulic.....................................................page52 For LiquefiedPetroleum Gases...........................................page47 Vertical Lift Check Valves ' 125-Pound..............................................................................page46 Swing Check Valves 125-Pound.............................................................................. page46 200-Pound........................................................ pages 48 and 50 300-Pound............................................................................. page51 Foot Valves................................................................................... page45 The check and foot valves shown in this section, like other Crane products, are characterized by quality. The line is complete and includes a -valve for every commercial requirement. Designs are carefully developed based on an accurate knowledge of valve use, and are practical and serviceable. Other types of brass and bronze valves, supplementing the check and foot valves indexed above, are shown on the following pages: Gate Valves.................................................................. p_ges 13 to 21 Globe and Angle Valves.............................................pages 23 to 42 Hose Valves............................................................... pages 60 and 61 Lever-Operated Quick-Opening Valves...................pages 54 to 57 Radiator Valves....................................................................... page 58 The lists shown above do not include all Crane Brass and Bronze Valves. Valves that perform a special duty or those made for special services such as Float Valves, Pop Safety Valves, Relief Valves, Pressure Regulators and Reducing Valves, SolderJoint Valves, and Valves for Marine Service are described in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the index. 44 CRANE Brass and Bronze Check and Foot Valves Names of Parts 5 Brass Horizontal Lift Check Valve With Brass Disc No. 20 (see page 46) Cap Hinge Pin Disc Body- Brass Swing Check Valve With Brass Disc No. 34 (see page 46) Cap Union Cap Ring Disc Holder Disc Disc Retaining Nut Body Brass Horizontal Lift Check Valve With Composition Disc No. 27 (see page 47) Cap Hinge Hinge Pin ' Disc Hinge Nut Disc Body Bronze Y-Pattem Swing Check Valve Regrinding Type No. 36 (see page 48) No. 2X8 (see page 49) Brass Foot Valve With Strainer . No- 331/z (see Pa&e ^5) CRANE 100-Pound Brass Lift Check Valves 45 With Composition Disc With Brass Disc WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. 150 pounds water, 200 F. Domestic Gas Service 150 pounds oil or gas, 150 F. Cross Section Service recommendations: These well proportioned, stur dily constructed ioo-Pound Brass Lift Check Valves combine wide utility with moderate cost. The valves are particularly recommended for domestic water or gas lines and for other piping and equipment operated at low pressures. Cross Section No. 1246 Horizontal Screwed Construction: No. 1246 Valves are furnished with a com position disc. No. 1256 Valves in sizes ^4-inch and larger are furnished with a brass disc as illustrated in the cross section at the right; the 54-inch size has a metal ball disc. Otherwise, the two valves are alike. In both valves, the seat is integral with the body. Long hexagons on the body reinforce the open ings and provide a good wrench grip. ' No. 1256 Horizontal Screwed Composition disc: No. 1246 Valves are regularly furnished with a No. 12 Com position Disc suitable for 150 pounds hot or cold water up to a maximum temp erature of 200 F., and also, for domestic gas service. When so ordered, the valves will be fur nished with a No. 10 Disc suitable for 100 pounds saturated steam. Other 100-Pound Brass Valves: Crane manufactures a complete assortment of ioo-Pound Brass Valves suitable for a variety of purposes. For screwed end gate valves, see page 15; for globe and angle valves, see page 25; and for solder-joint gate, globe, angle, and check valves, see pages 420 and 421. List Prices and Dimensions Size No. 1246 Horizontal Check With Composition Disc No. 1256 Horizontal Check With Brass Disc List ! End Prices j to end Center to top List Prices End to end Center to top Inches Each 1 Inches Inches Each Inches Inches % 2.10 1 1% y 2.10 1 1% % 2.20 1 2 l/z 2.80 1 2% % 3.70 1 234 1 4.90 1 31/4 U/4 6.10 1 3% lVz 8.40 1 41/4 2 12.50 1 5 1% 1 Ws 1 U/g 1 1% 1 2.05 2.60 U/z 1 l3/4 1 3.40 4.50 l7/s 1 2>/s 1 5.70 7.50 2Vz 1 11.00 2 23/s 23/4 31/4 37s 474 5 XVs 1% W2 13/4 1% 2/s 2Vz For extra composition discs for No. 1246 Valves, see page 133. 5 Brass Foot Valves With Strainer WORKING PRESSURE 200 pounds cold water, non-shock Service recommendations: No. 33J4 Foot Valves are recommended for use on water suction lines. Construction and materials: The valves are made entirely of brass and are designed to slip through Standard W rought Pipe, two sizes larger than the nominal valve size. The disc is accurately guided at the top and bottom to assure square seating. The strainer is perforated sheet brass with liberal area. No. 33/2 Screwed List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches List End Valve Prices to end passes through Each Inches No. 3372 V4 3/4 1 m 1V2 2 21/2 3 3.30 23/g 11" pipe 3.90 213/ifi 11W pipe 4.70 1 37r j 1 V>" pipe 5.80 1 43/4 12" pipe 7.70 1 57,6 |2M" pipe 10.60 1 63/g 1 y pipe 23.60 1 8i/g 13 '/>" pipe 30.00 1 93/, B 14' pipe 46 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Check Valves Lift Checks Horizontal Type WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Swing Checks WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, non-shock With Brass Disc 5 Lift check valves: As illus Swing check valves: No. 34 trated at the left, the Crane Valves have a brass disc and line of 125-Pound Brass Lift are recommended for service on Check Valves includes both steam or water lines. Cross Section No. 20 horizontal and vertical types. Both are recommended for gen eral service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. No. 34T2 Valves have a leather disc and are recommended for service on cold water lines only. Cross Section No. 34 No. 20 Horizontal Screwed The valves are heavier and more. rugged than is usual with 125-Pound or "Standard" valves. All parts are liberally proportioned to withstand op erating strains, and expansion and contraction of the pipe. Disc construction: Lift check valves Yiinch and larger have a Like the lift check valves shown in the adjacent column, these [25-Pound Swing Check Valves are heavier and more rugged than is usual with 125Pound or "Standard" valves. The valves are liberally pro portioned throughout. Disc construction: Except for their discs, the No. 34 and No. 34 Screwed With Brass Disc Vertical Type brass disc guided at the top and bottom. Smaller sizes have a ball disc (not illustrated). Installing No. 24 Valves: The No. 24 Vertical Check Valves are de signed to operate on up No. 34V2 Valves are identical. On sizes up to 2-inch, the disc is integral with the hinge as shown in the cross sections at the right. On 2Yi and 3-inch brass disc valves, the disc swivels on the hinge. With Leather Disc Recommended for cold water only ward flow only. They should always be in Swing check valves in all sizes have a disc stop which pre No. 24, Vertical Screwed stalled with the inlet end down. vents the disc from sticking in the open position. Size Inches V4 V* % V2 % i w* IVi 2 1V2 3 List Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Lift Checks | Swing Checks [ No. 20 j No. 24 I No. J4 or WA No. 20 No. 24 No. 34 Hori Vertical zontal 2.10 2.10 2.30 3.20 1 : i ! 2.60 2.80 3.90 ! ! ! ! With Brass Disc 3.80 4.30 4.30 1 4.70 | 4.90 5.60 ! 6.20 1 6.50 7.20 I 7.50 i 8.00 9.30 1 10.30 | 9.70 13.80 ! 15.20 | 14.70 23.00 i 24.00 | 24.00 34.00 1 36.00 I 36.00 No. 341/2 With Leather Disc End to end Center to . ; top i1 End to end ! Largest i diam- , ! eter , End to end Center to top l7/is 1 l5/t6 i 1 1 1 : 1% 1 lVis 1 P7.6 1 17s 1 1 5.00 17s 1 17.6 1 m 1 17s ! 17s 1 17s 5.60 2V4 ' l3/s 1 27.6 1 W2 1 21/4 1 17.6 6.50 1 2"/,6 1 17s 1 23/4 ! HA 1 217,6 1 ll7,s 8.50 1 17 1 37) (J 1 21/* 1 37.6 1 37.6 10.40 12.60 3Vi 1 27.6 1 317.6 1 27,6 1 3* Vi, 1 27,6 41/4 1 23/g 1 41/8 1 27s 1 41/4 1 213/,6 18.00 57s 1 213/IS 1 41 Vi, 1 3S/S I 57s 1 31/4 6Vi6 1 3Vi, I 534 1 47,6 1 61/16 1 37s 7V, 1 33/4 1 65/, B 1 51/4 1 77? 1 41/r For Solder-Joint Brass Swing Check Valves, see page 420. Cross Section No. 34y2 No. 341/2 Screwed With Leather Disc Swing check valves may be used either in a horizontal position, or in a vertical position for upward How. CRANE 150-Pound Brass Lift Check Valves With No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock With Metal Ball Disc B 47 No. 27, Horizontal Screwed No. 27 or No. 31 No. 31, Horizontal Screwed No.27 are strong, rugged, composition disc valves. List Prices and Dimensions No. 31 are sturdy Equipped with the proper disc, they will give ex Valve Size List Dimensions brass lift check cellent results on steam, hot water, cold water, No. Prices in Inches valves recommended oil, air, or gas lines. They are especially suited for use where discs must be renewed quickly. Quick repairs: A leak is easily repaired by re placing the disc holder with an extra complete Inches Each V* 3.00 % 3.40 v2 4.10 A 2 25/i6 2Vi B 13/s U/2 13/4 for use on steam, water, oil, or gas lines; they have a metal ball disc. disc holder and disc, or by inserting a new disc % 5.70 3yls - Smaller sizes: I f in the original holder. Extra disc holders and No. 1 8.00 33/4 21/4 sizes smaller than discs should be kept on hand for this purpose. 27 w* 11.50 41/4 2% J-2-inch are needed, Cap joint: Sizes z-inch and smaller have a union U/2 14.70 43/4 3 use the No. 20 Hori- cap as shown above; sizes and 3-inch have a ,-- , compact bolted cap as shown 2 22.00 53/4 31/2 izontal Lift Check 2% 42.00 63/4 3/2 Valves illustrated I li jt. ,| ICl at the left. Both types pro- 3 60.00 8 and described on Lry ff- irfl J vide a strong, tight joint, % 4.50 2>VU UVis page 46; in sizes }$ JKJt II IrM { 11.11 easily dismantled for cleaning or disc replacement. No. 31 % 1 6.20 33/is lIS/l6 to 3^-inch, No. 20 8.60 33/4 21/4 Valves have a ball U/4 13.00 41/4 29/hi disc. Discs: Unless otherwise ordered, No. 27 Valves are furnished with a No. 1 r'ranite Disc suitable for steam, or for hot water For list prices of composition from 200 to 300 F. When ordered for hot water up to 200 F., or for cold water, air, gas, gasoline, or oil, the valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. discs for So. 27 Valves, see page 133. Bronze Lift Check Valves For Liquefied Petroleum Gases WORKING PRESSURE 400 pounds, 150 F. LP-gases, light oils, volatile fluids, or air TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic Air Tested No. 132, Horizontal, Screwed *Underwriters* Approved for all LP-Gases List Prices and Dimensions Size List Dimensions Prices in Inches Inches Each A 1 B Vi 3/s 132 Vz Vi 3.30 3.75 4.50 6.25 2 2s/is 1 21 Vis 1 33/is 1 13/8 U/2 13/4 2 1 8.80 33/4 | 21/4 U/4 12.60 4/ 1 2% Wz 16.00 434 | 3 2 24.00 SVi 1 31/2 Extra composition discs.. .page 133 Other Bronze Values for LP-Gases Gate...........................................page 18 Globe and Angle................. page 30 No. 132 Valves, within the limit of the ratings specified above, are designed to safely handle liquefied petroleum gases, and are excellent for Cross Section use on hot or cold water, compressed air, light oils, volatile fluids, etc. *The valves have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., (and are so marked), for the handling of all LP-gases, such as butane, pro pane, propylene, butylenes, etc., provided the piping system is subject to a pressure no greater than 250 pounds. The gases can be handled sepa rately or mixed, and in the liquid or gaseous state. Features: The body is made of Crane Special Bronze, a leaded tin bronze. The union cap provides a strong, tight joint, easily dismantled when nec essary. The No. 6 Disc, a specially formulated composition ideal for petroleum usage, is secured to the disc holder by means of a disc retain ing nut. As added precaution against leakage, it is sealed into the disc holder. Repairs are easy. Simply replace the disc holder with an extra complete holder and disc, or insert a new disc into the original holder. 48 CRANE 200-Pound Bronze Check Valves Regrinding Y-Pattem Swing Check Valve Ends Screwed j Flanged I Working Pressures Steam 500 F. Cold Water, Oil, or Gas, Non-Shock 200 pounds 150 pounds 400 pounds 225 pounds Hydrostatic Test Pressures 600 pounds 450 pounds Lift Check Cross Section No. 36 No. 36 Horizontal Swing Screwed No. 38 Horizontal Swing Flanged Swing Check Valves may also be used in a vertical position for up ward flow. Whether used horizon tally or vertically, the Valves should be in stalled with the pres sure under the disc; an arrow cast on the body indicates the correct direction of flow. New, Improved 200-Pound Swing Checks Featuring Full Area, Y-Pattern Design The No. 36 and No. 38 are ruggedly constructed valves rec ommended for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Their Y-pattern design presents a marked improve ment over conventional, regrinding type swing check valves. Cross Section No. 72 The body, of Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, jeaded tin bronze, features full area and smooth interior contours. Pressure drop and flow resistance are reduced to a minimum. The cap and all internal parts are brass. The pressure-tight, easy seating disc has a threaded spud which passes through a hole in the lower end of the hinge; a disc nut, screwed onto the spud, retains the parts. The hinge No. 72 Horizontal Lift Screwed and disc swing freely out of the path of flow. A hinge bumper prevents the Lift Check Valves: The No. 72 are disc from sticking in the open position. sturdily constructed horizontal lift All parts are readily accessible and can be quickly replaced in the field. The valves may be reground without removing the body from the line. A slot in the end of the disc-spud enables ro tating the disc with a screw driver. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2-1946). They are check valves, made of high grade mate rials and designed for long service. They are recommended for severe serv ice on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. The body is made of Crane Special Bronze, a leaded tin bronze that resists wear exceptionally well. The cap, disc, and union cap ring are made of brass. plain faced, with two V-shaped con On sizes J4-inch and larger, the disc is centric grooves between the port and guided at the top and bottom as illus the bolt holes. Prices include drilling trated at the upper right of the page; to the MSS 150-Pound Standard; no on the ]/i and ^-inch sizes, the disc deduction is made if the valves are is guided at the top only. ordered faced only. The valves can be reground without Use full face gaskets; see page 472. removing the body from the line. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches Vs % Vz 3A l W* lVz 2 2Vz 3 List Prices, Each | Swing Lift No. 36 No. 38 No. 72 Screwed Flanged Screwed F.&D. No. 36 AC 4.90 4.90 5.20 6.30 8.00 10.00 [ 12.70 | 18.40 1 28.50 | 46.00 21.50 27.00 35.00 54.00 81.00 107.00 2.50 7Vs 3.10 ! 2i/s 4.00 2Vz 5.40 3 7.70 1 33/s 10.00 1 41/4 13.40 1 5 20.50 1 6 35.00 1 6% 51.00 1 8Vg l'/z Wz 1% 2Vs 2Vz 3 3'/z 41/4 5 6 Dimensions, in Inches No. 38 BCD E No. 72 FG ! H'/lS 1S/lG lls/l6 1% 21/4 iVis 2% 1 Vl6 5% 2V2 41/4 % 3Vis IV4 6 3 4% 13/S2 3Vs 2 63/4 31/2 5 Vis 41/2 21/4 8 41/4 6 Vz 51/4 1 3Vis 91/4 5 7 Vis OVis 1 33/4 10% 6 71/2 5/s 71/4 1 4VIS Valves for Marine Service.. ..page 400 Templates for drilling.. ..page 458 No. 36 or No. 38 C K A N fc. 200-Pound Bronze Lift Check Valves 49 r With Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Cross Section No. 218 Horizontal Lift WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds steam, *500 F. 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 'Maximum temperature rating with No. 4 Granite Disc is 450R TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic These are unusually strong and rugged valves. They are liberally proportioned and will withstand severe operating strains. Except for the design of the disc and seat, both types of valves are alike. Correspond ing dimensions are the same. With No. 4 Cranite Composition Disc 5 Cross Section No. 218 C Horizontal Lift No. 218 Horizontal Lift Screwed cnxr; Body and cap: The valves have a body made of Crane Special Bronze, a scrone, hard, leaded tin bronze. The union cap construction facilitates dismantling and reassembling for cleaning and repairing the valves. Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Valves: The No. 218 Valves are recommended where operating conditions require a high quality metal disc and seat. They are suitable for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. The disc and seat are made of Crane Nickel Alloy, a seating material that resists wear exceptionally well. The disc is guided from above and below the seat, assuring accurate seating at all times. No. 218 C Horizontal Lift Screwed Features of No. 218 Valves Crane Nickel Alloy Seat Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Union Cap Construction Composition Disc Valves: The No. 218 C Valves have a composition disc and are recommended for a wide range of fluids when equipped with the proper type of disc. They are especially suitable for installa tions where the discs must be renewed quickly and easily. As in the No. 2i8, the seat is Crane Nickel Alloy. Features of No. 218 C Valves Crane Nickel Alloy Seat No. 4 Cranite Composition Disc Union Cap Construction The valves are regularly equipped with a No. 4 Cranite Disc suitable for high pressure steam up to 450 F., or for hot water up to 420 F. When ordered for cold List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline, the valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. Screwed ; in Inches On hot water under 200 F., especially where frequent No. 218 No. 218 C operation is necessary, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the Nickel Compo Alloy sition A B No. 4. For list prices and description of composition discs, see page 133. Inches % % Vz 3/4 Disc Disc | 5.50 1 4.80 1 2 1 6.80 1 6.00 1 25/l6 1 7.80 1 6.80 1 2n/l6 | 9.40 1 8.20 1 3Vi6 Wie IV2 UVis 2 Composition disc valves have a brass disc holder guided from above and below the seat on sizes 34-inch and larger; in smaller sizes, the holder is guided in the cap only. l 1 11.00 1 9.80 1 33/4 21/4 Quick repairs: A leak is quickly repaired on composi U/4 1 15.30 1 14.00 1 4'/4 2% tion disc valves by replacing the disc holder with an l'/2 1 19.50 1 18.00 1 43/4 1 i 29.00 1 26.00 1 53/4 27s 372 extra complete disc holder and disc, or by inserting a new disc into the originat holder. Extra disc holders For list prices of Composition Discs, see page 1)3 and discs should be kept on hand for this purpose. 50 CRANE 200-Pound Bronze Check Valves Bolted Cap Swing Check Lift Check Valve Ends Working Pressures i Hydrostatic Steam 500" F. Cold water, 1 oil, or gas, 1 Test Pressures - non-shock Screwed |1 200 pounds 1 400 pounds | 600 pounds Flanged |( 150 pounds | 225 pounds | 450 pounds 5 Cross Section No. 4032 No. 4032 Horizontal Swing Screwed No. 4033 Horizontal Swing Flanged The No. 4032 and No. 4033 Swing Check Valves may also be used in a vertical position for upward flow. Service recommendations: The valves shown on this page are high quality bolted cap check valves. They are recommended for use on large pipe lines wHre bronze valves arc wanted. Strong and rugged, the valves are liberally propor tioned to withstand severe operating strains; their bolted cap construction makes an exceptional^ tight, strong, and serviceable joint. Cross Section No. 4062 Swing check valves: Nos. 403z and 4033 Swing Check Valves have a body, cap, and disc made of Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. Sizes 4-inch and smaller have a separate disc and hinge, as illustrated; larger sizes have a one-piece disc and hinge (not illustrated). Sizes 4-inch and smaller can be reground without removing the body from the line. By removing the stop plug, a screw driver can be engaged with the slot in the disc spud, making it easy to rotate the disc when regrinding. No. 4062 Horizontal Lift Screwed Lift check valves: Nos. 4061 and 4063 Horizontal Lift Check Valves have a Crane Special Bronze body, cap, and disc. The body seat ring is also Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze having good resistance to wear. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard No. 4063 Horizontal Lift Flanged (No. SP-2-IQ46). They are plain faced, with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS 150-Pound Standard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. List Prices and Dimensions Size Swing Check Valves Lift Check Valves List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches List Prices, Each i Dimensions, in Inches No. 4032 No. 4033 End Face Center Flanges :iNo. 4062 No. 4063 End Face Center Flanges Screwed Inches Flanged r* ol D. to end to face Screwed Flanged to top Diameter Thick- Screwed ness . Flanged to end to face Screwed Flanged to top Diam- 'Thicketer | ness IVi ' ! 1 1 1 1 1 2 57.00 69.00 5% 7% 33/4 6 1/2 Prices 53/,6 6 5% 6% 2Vz 74.00 100.00 63/8 8Vz 43/s 7 9/l6 request 71/4 8 3 100.00 130.00 71/4 9V8 5 71/7 5/s Prices 81/4 I 9% 3/z 211.00 10y4 6 8I/2 "/IS II request 1 103/g 4 254.00 IIV4 6>/z 9 `Vie II 1 11 5! 305.00 12% 71/4 10 %1 12% 6 408.Q0 14% 81/4 11 13/Ifi || _______ 1 14 3% 33/a 43/g 5 5% 53/4 63/4 73/4 5 1 Vis 6 1/2 7 9/lS 71/2 % 8% "/is 9 i U/l6 10 1 3/4 11 `3/,s Valves for Marine Service . page 400 Templates for drilling... .page 453 CRANE 51 300-Pound Bronze Check Valves Regrinding Y-Pattern Swing Check Valve Ends Sizes Screwed Vi co 2-inch 2Vi and 3-inch Flanged A1I Sizes Working Pressures Hydrostatic Steam 550 F. Cold water, oil, or gas, . Test Pressures non-shock 300 pounds 300 pounds 300 pounds 1000 pounds 1 1500 pounds 600 pounds | 900 pounds 500 pounds | 900 pounds Lift Check 5 Cross Section No. 76 E No. 76 E Horizontal Swing Screwed No. 77 E Horizontal Swing Flanged Swing Check Valves may also be used in a vertical position for upward flow. Whether used horizontally or vertically, the Valves should be installed with the pressure under the disc; an arrow cast on the body indicates correct di rection of flow. New, Improved 300-Pound Swing Checks Featuring Full Area, Y-Pattern Design No. 76EandNo. 77 Bare heavy, ruggedly constructed valves recommended for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Their Y-pattern design presents a marked improve ment over conventional, regrinding type swing check valves. The body, madeofCraneSpecial Bronze, astrong, h^rd, leaded tin bronze, features full area and smooth interior contours. Pressure drop and flow resistance are reduced to a minimum. Cross Section No. 366 E The cap and all internal parts are brass. The pressure-tight, No. 366 E easy-seating disc has a threaded spud which passes through Horizontal Lift a hole in the lower end of the hinge; a disc nut, screwed Screwed onto the spud retains the parts. A hinge bumper prevents the disc from Lift check valves: No. 366 E Horizon sticking in the open position. All parts tal Lift Check Valves are recommended are readily accessible and can be for steam, water, oil, or gas, and es quickly replaced in the field. pecially for service where pulsations The valves may be reground without removing the body from the line. A slot in the end of the disc-spud enables rotating the disc with a screw driver. in the line are apt to cause an ordi nary check valve to hammer. The dashpot formed above the piston type disc effectively cushions the disc. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2-IQ46). They are The body and disc are Crane Special Bronze, a leaded tin bronze that resists wear exceptionally well. plain faced, with two V-shaped con These valves can be reground without, centric grooves between the port and removing the body from the line. the bolt holes. Prices include drill ing to the MSS 300-Pound Standard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. When so ordered, the valves can be equipped with a spring above the disc to keep the valve normally closed when used on ai' or gas; prices will be fur Use full face gaskets; see page 472. nished on ..pplication. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches Va % Vz Va l Wa VA 2 2Vz 3 List Prices, Each j Swing | Lift No. 76 E No. 76 E No. 77 E No. 366 E Screwed Flanged Screwed F. & D. A C 6.00 1 6.30 1 1 6.30 ]1 VA 1 VA 1 6.90 || IVs 1 VA 7.10 1 1 8.00 || 2% 1 1 Va 9.00 ! 10.40 1 31.00 10.20 l| 3% 1 2>/s 11.70 i| 3% 1 2% 14.00 1 43.00 15.60 1 4% 1 3 18.00 | 64.00 20.50 1 5% 1 3Vz 26.50 1 89.00 29.00 6% 1 Wa 50.00 | 134.00 89.00 I 174.00 53.00 1 7% 1 5 93.00 11 8% 1 6 Dimensions, in Inches 1 No. 77 E BCDE 1 1 1 1 ! Wa 2V2 4% l9Ai 1 6% 3 SVa % 1 7% 3% 6Vs ll/l6 1 8V4 41/4 6% Va 1 10% 5 VA 13/is 1 11% 6 Wa 29/3Z No. 366 E FG l13/ie 2 2% 2'Vis 3% 4 Vis 4% 5Va 6% 8 1 VA 1% 1% 2 2% 2% 31/4 3% 4% Valves for Marine Service.. .page 400 Ferrosteel Piston Type Disc Check Valves.. .page 412 "T G _L --F----No. 366 E Templates for drilling, .page 458 52 CRANE Hydraulic Bronze Lift Check Valves 2000-Pound 2500-Pound WORKING PRESSURES 2000 pounds cold water, 2500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURES 3000 pounds hydrostatic 3750 pounds hydrostatic 5 Service recommendations: Crane Hydraulic Bronze Check Valves are recommended for severe high pressure hydraulic service on lines not subjected to shock, and for high pressure gas lines. Cross Section No. 234 H Construction: The valves are exceptionally heavy and rugged. The top of the disc fits snugly in the valve cap, guiding the disc accurately and forming a dashpot that effectively cushions the action of the valve while in service. The No. 234 H Valves have a union cap; the No. 238 H Valves are made with a bolted cap. Cross Section No. 238 H Materials: The body and disc of these valves are made of Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze having excellent resistance to wear. No. 234 H Horizontal Lift Screwed Seat opening: The diameter of the seat opening in both the No. 234 H and the No. 238 H Valves is slightly larger than the inside diameter of Double Extra Strong Pipe. Size List Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Each Horizontal, Screwed Dimensions, in Inches No. 238 H Horizontal Lift Screwed No. 234 H j No. 238 H Inches 2000-Pound 2500-Pound 1B D --A -- No. 234 H % 12.00 1 2ys Vz 13.00 1 ! 213/lS 1 2% 3A 16.00 1 ; 3Vis 1 3*/4 l 21.00 1 36.00 4 | 3% 4V* 3% V/4 31.00 j 40.00 4>*/ie 1 4Vlfi 4`5/l6 4Vs IV2 1 55.00 1 SVz 4% 2 I 79.00 | _L 6% 5% No. 238 H Forged Steel 600-Pound No. 3674 X Horizontal Lift CPage2jr) Forged Steel 6000-Pound Hyd. No. 227 H Horizontal Lift (Page zjCO For Higher Pressures and Temperatures Use Crane Steel Valves Supplementing the Crane line of bronze check valves shown above and on the preceding pages is a wide assortment of steel check valves especially designed for severe services and for pressures and temperatures beyond the scope of bronze valves. They are made in a wide range of sizes and for all serv ice conditions; for com plete data, refer to: Forged Steel Check Valves Lift........... pages 250 and 251 Marine...................... page 401 Cast Steel Check Valves Swing.......... pages 252 to 256 Ball............................page 251 Marine......................page 401 Cast Steel 600-Pound No. 3692 XS Ball Check (Page z;t) Cast Steel 600-Pound No. 175 X Horizontal Swing (Page zss) Bras* Quick-Opening, Radiator, & Hose Valves: Hose Goods CRANE Brass and Bronze Quick-Opening, Radiator, and Hose Valves 53 Hose Fittings, Racks, and Cabinets Quick-Opening Valves 11 j-Pound Globe..................................................................page54 12 5-Pound Gate....................................................................page56 150-Pound Globe..................................................................page55 Butterfly Valves.......................................................................... page57 Quick-Acting Throttle Valves............................................ page57 Radiator Valves...........................................................................page58 Hose Valves Hose Gate.............................................................................. page60 Underwriters' Pattern......................................... (. . .page 60 Chicago Hose........................................................................page6i Angle Hose........ ............................................................. page 61 Garden Hose......................................................................... page61 Hose GoodsCouplings and Clamps.........................................................page62 Nozzles, Pipes, and Fittings..................-.....................page 63 Racks and Cabinets............................................................. page64 Hose Threads, for Hose Valves................................................page59 *****:(:**** In addition to the valves indexed above, Crane also manufac tures an extensive line of Quick-Opening Valves made of other materials and a line of brass hose valves for marine service. These are shown in other sections of the catalog; see the pages referred to below: Iron Body Quick-Opening Clamp Gate Valves................page 75 Iron Body Quick-Opening Wedge Gate Valves................page 80 Iron Body Butterfly Valves.................................................page 111 Bronze Chronometer Valves................................................page 403 Brass Hose Gate Valves for Marine Service....................page 403 Crane brass valves andfittings in a bottling plant. A typical Crane installation in a turpentine plant. 54 CRANE 12 5-Pound Brass Globe Valves Quick- Opening--Self- Closing Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES No. I2V2 Valves 125 pounds air or gas, 150 F. (125 pounds saturated steam With No. 1 Disc) No. 608 and No. 608'/2 Valves 125 pounds saturated steam Brass Disc Cross Section No. 12/2 No. 12'/2, Globe Screwed With Stuffing Box Unless ordered other wise, No. 12l/l Valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc for air or gas. SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS No. 1 Valves are regularly recommended for air or gas up to 150 F. temperature, and when ordered with a No. 1 Disc, for satu rated steam. They are ideally suited for cooking vats, soot blowers, can and bottle sterilizers, and similar service. No. 608 and No. 608J4 Valves are recommended for general industrial service on steam lines only. They are used to control the flow of steam to small apparatus such as steam presses, laundry machinery, can and bottle sterilizers, etc., and are often used in conjunc tion with whistles. No. 608, Globe Screwed Without Stuffing Box No. 6081/2, Globe Screwed With Stuffing Box List Prices, Each Size Inches | V* 11 % 1 Vi 1 V* 1 1 1 W 1 U/2 1 2 Composition Disc | No. 12% _ [ No. 608, without stuffing box D.ov. j No 608y2( with stuffing box 1 6.60 j| 8.00 | 10.00 j 12.00 |1 14.00 | 17.00 | 23.50 |1 | ]| 6.00 j 7.00 | 8.30 | 10.80 | 14.50 | 18.00 | 26.00 | I 6.50 | 7.50 | 9.30 | 12.00 | 15.80 | 20.00 |[ 28.00 For list prices of composition discs, see page 133. Materials and construction: All of these valves have a brass body and cap, a stainless steel spring, and a malleable iron lever. The lever can be turned to any desired position by loosening the locknut which holds the bracket to the valve body. The disc holder in the No. \2x/i Valve is brass. The Nos. 12^2 and 608J4 Valves have a stuffing box around the stem, assuring ample protection against leakage of fluid. This feature makes the valves par ticularly suitable for use in confined spaces and in installations requiring valves that will not leak at the stem under constant service. The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. Operation: The valves are easily operated. A short pull on the lever lifts the disc off its seat, opening the valve. When the lever is released, the spring above the disc automatically closes the valve. Operation of larger size Nos. 608 or 608)4 Valves used with whistles is facilitated when the pull is at right angles to the centerline of the wrhistle. Installation: These valves always should be in stalled with the pressure above the disc. An arrow on the body indicates the direction of flow. Composition discs: Unless otherwise ordered, No. 12J4 Valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc suitable for air or gas service. Valves ordered for steam serv ice will be furnished with a No. 1 Cranite Disc. See page 133 for discs. Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 V* End to end of body Center to top of cap No. 12V2 Center of stem to end of lever, closed Center of port to bottom of lever, open Nos. 608 End to end of body Center of port to cap Center of stem to end of lever, closed 6O81/2 Center of port to bottom of lever, open No. 608 No. 6081/2 1 2% 1 lVis 1 3% 1 33/4 1 1 1 1 1 % 2% 1% 33/g 334 1% 1% 33/i6 3Vi 3s/* Vi V* 23/4 31/4 lU/l6 2 43/6 S9/,6 51/g 51/g 23/,6 2% 1% 11 Vis 3% 5% 43/4 43/4 51/4 53/g 1 33/4 2Vis 63/g 6% 3Vi 2 63/g 6V4 73/4 IV* IVz 2 41/4 5 21/2 215/,s 8i/g 8I/4 811/is 9Vi 3% 4V,6 415/16 2i/g 2% 2% 8i/s 8*/g 93/4 73/4 8 Vi 101/4 83/4 91/2 12% CRANE 150-Pound Brass Globe Valves Quick- Opening--Self- Closing With Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds hot water, 200 F. 200 pounds cold water, light oils, gasoline, air, and gas, 150 F. 150 pounds saturated steam (with No. i Disc) 55 No. 7V2, Globe, Screwed With Stuffing Box Unless otherwise ordered, No. 7Ih Valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc suitable for hot or cold water, for light oils or gas oline, or for air and gas. Orders should specify service conditions. SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS The No. 7)4 Valves are regularly equipped with a No. 6 Composition Disc suitable for 200 pounds hot water up to 200 F. and for 200 pounds of cold water, light oils, gasoline, air, and gas at atmospheric temperature (150 F. maxi mum). They can also be furnished, when so ordered, with a N'o. 1 Cranite Composition Disc, making them suitable for 150 pounds saturated steam. Cross Section No. 7 Vz The valves are widely used on gasoline and oil loading racks, public showers, and in other services where high quality quick-opening, self-closing globe valves are needed. Valves for heav\ oil service can be furnished when desired; prices on application. List Prices Size Inches | V2 1 3/t 1 1 1 1% 1 l'/2 11 2 No. 71/2, Screwed, with Composition Disc Eachl 12.50 | 16.80 | 20.30 || 25.00 I 40.00 |1 55.00 For list prices 0} composition discs, see page 13 3. Operation: The valves are easily operated. A short pull on the lever lifts the disc off its seat, opening the valve. When the lever is released, the spring above the disc automatically closes the valve. Materials: The body, cap, cap ring, stem, and disc holder are made of a good grade steam brass. The bracket and opening lever are malleable iron. The spring is stainless steel. Construction: The No. 7V2 Valves are ruggedly constructed throughout. They have a union ring cap joint which permits easy dismantling and reassem bling for inspection, cleaning, or replacement of disc. The stuffing box around the stem is amply deep and large enough to remain pressure tight when the valve is open; it is filled with non-friction packing. The top of the disc holder is piston shaped and is equipped with a piston ring. It fits snugly into the upper part of the valve body, forming a dashpot that effectively cushions the disc when dosing, prevent ing hammering and destructive shock. Pilot valve on 1)4 and 2-inch: 1)4 ar>d 2-inch sizes have a pilot valve in the main valve, as illus trated here. When the valve is operated, the pilot valve opens first, equalizing the prest sure around the main disc, thereby assuring easy operation. The pilot valve disc is also a composition mau terial, having the same characteristics as the main valve disc; it is loaded for closing with a stainless steel spring. Discs: Unless otherwise ordered, N'o. 7)4 Valves are regularly furnished with a N'o. 6 Disc suitable for hot or cold water, for light oils or gaso line, and for air and gas. When ordered for steam service, the valves are fur nished with a No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc. Installation: These valves always should be in stalled with the pressure above the disc. An arrow on the body indicates the direction of flow. Size End to end of body Center to top of cap Center of stem to end of lever, closed Center of port to bottom of lever, open Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vz 34 1 1 1 1'4 1 ZW10 1m 1 4% 1 53/, 6 33/16 1 334 1 4!4 2 1 2>4 1 2% 5% 1 6'4 1 8'/s 5V2 1 73/g 1 8 Quick-closing valves used on liquid lines may produce shock; see page 11. iy2 1 2 434 1 534 3 1 3*4 8V4 1 9'4 934 i 12% 56 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Gate Valves Quick- Opening Cam Action Sliding Stem WORKING PRESSURES 1/2 to 2-inch 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 2% and 3-inch 100 pounds saturated steam 100 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air Tested WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock No. 432 Screwed When these values are used on liquid lines, closing a valve quickly might cause "water hammer". When severe, water hammer must be eliminated by installing a suitable cushioning device in the piping. Otherwise the shock might damage the valves or the piping; see page 11. Size No. 432, Cam Action Valves No. 442, Sliding Stem Valves Inches 1 Each! Each] lA 9.70 List Prices ! % 11 1 11 114 ;1 1% 1 2 i1 21/2 1 3 ! 10.80 1 13.70 | 17.00 || 21.00 !I 28.00 i| 56.00 |i 75.00 1 10.80 |[ 13.70 | 17.00 1 21.00 | 28.00 11 56.00 II 75.00 No. 432 Cam Action Valves: This superior line of quick opening wedge gate valves is recommended for service on steam, water, oil, or air lines. The solid wedge disc is operated with a quick-opening lever through a specially designed cam arrangement, assuring fast and positive valve action. Sizes i-inch and smaller have a screwed cap; the larger sizes have a bolted cap as shown in the illus tration at the top of the page. To insure proper seating when closing the valves, a snappy action with plenty of force should be applied to the lever. The disc will not jam, and there is no danger of injuring parts because the valve has been designed to withstand such action. Underwriters' Approval: No. 43a Gate Valves have been approved by the Underwriters" Labora tories, Inc., for hazardous liquid service at pressures not exceeding 50 pounds; this is the maximum pres sure prescribed by the Underwriters' Laboratories for hazardous liquid equipment. No. 442 Sliding Stem Valves: No. 441 QuickOpening Gate Valves are of the parallel seat construc tion. They have a sliding stem and a double disc. They are of ample proportions, are sturdily con structed, and only a short movement of the lever is required to operate the valve. The wing nut at the top of the stem permits forcing the discs to the seats after the valve has been closed; it releases the discs before opening. .off**- ----D- -Ct" -- A----Cam Action Valve Size A B C D E F G H J K Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vi i % 1 1 1 IVs 1 IV2 1 2 121/zl 3 1 1% 12Va | 2% 1 23/4 | 2% |33/g| 4 4'/4 .2"/is.2%l 31/g 1 3i/2 | 3% 1 41/4 | 4% 5% 2Vs :3V8| 4 1 5/2 I 6% 1 7% 1 83/4 | 10 > 3 1314! 3V2 1 4S/g I 53/g i &3/g | 71/2 | 8i/s 1 59/ig ,61/4! 63/4 1 85/g | 9iy,6 | 12 |13y8|155/I6 1 I2%(213/1S! 31/4 | 3% 1 4i/g | 45/g | 5% 1 12%1 3 1 31/2 I 4 1 43/g | 45/8 1 51/4 1 |4%l 53/4 | 7 | 73/g 1 83/s i 91/2 | 105/g 1 17i/8| 8% 1101/gl 11 1131/41 15 | 16% 1 171/zl 8V4 1 9% I 103/4 |133/g|16i/2| 17 fi ,------ H-E K^ !U [! --FSliding Stem Valve **/*/ CRANE Brass Butterfly Valves 57 WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Crane Butterfly Valves provide easy, smooth operation in approximately onequarter turn from the wide open to the closed position. Because the valves are not designed to close pressure-tight, they should be used only to control or regulate flow. The body and disc are made of brass. The stem is steel. For Iron Butterfly Valves, see page m. No. 44, Screwed Brass Body Brass Disc Steel Stem Size No. 44, Butterfly Valve | End to end Dimensions, ' Center to top in Inches | Overall height Diameter of stem List Prices and Dimensions Inches | 3/i 1 1 1 Vi 1 V/2 Each j 7.20 8.60 1 10.00 1 12.00 i 2 Vi 29/is 1 2% 1 2ls/l6 1 3'/l6 1 4 V16 1 Il/Z2 3 Vi 1 1 3% 49/l6 sy,6 1 59/l6 % 1 7/ie 1 Vis 2 15.60 4V,s 4% 6% '/z Brass Quick-Acting Throttle Valves WORKING PRESSURE 125 pounds saturated steam These ruggedly built throttle valves are used extensively on hoisting and traction engines. They open or close completely in one-quarter turn of the lever and have an internal stop to limit the travel of the stem. The valves are not recommended for use where pressure-tight seating is essential. Except for the malleable iron lever, all parts are made of brass. No. 46, Screwed List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | Vi l No. 46. Throttle Valve Eachi 20.00 22.00 Dimensions, in Inches End to end Center to top of stem Center of stem to end of handle 1 2% 1 3 Vi 16 3% 6 Hi 1 IV2 1 28.00 1 34.00 1 4 1 4V2 1 4>/2 1 5 Vs 1 8 1 10 1 2 43.00 5l/z 6 Vs 11 Vi Bronze Chronometer Valves Bronze Chronometer Valves are designed for regulating and governing purposes on steam lines where working pressures do not exceed 250 pounds. The valves are available in a wide range of sizes with either screwed or flanged ends. They are easy to operate. A one-eighth turn of the lever opens or closes the valve completely. An ad justing screw at the stem end varies the pressure of the disc against the seat bearing, assuring smooth operation at all times. With proper adjustment, the valves can be operated by a float. Prices and dimensions are shown on page 403. No. 4383 Flanged 58 CRANE 150-Pound Brass Radiator Valves Government Pattern With Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURE 150 pounds saturated steam These valves are recommended for steam and hot water heating systems. When wanted for gravity flow hot water, orders should so specify; such valves are drilled with a small hole through the seat No. 67 G Angle Cross Section to provide slow circulation when the valve is closed. When so ordered. No. 67 G Valves will be furnished with lockshield at no extra charge List Prices and Dimensions Construction: These valves are heavy and are unusually sturdy. They have a rising stem and a gland in the stuff ing box. The valves can be re packed when wide open and under pressure. Size Inches | *4 .34 1 No. 67 G, Rough, nickel-plated Each| 6.00 7.40 9.40 Dimensions, in Inches A 1 2% 3*4 3 Vi B 1 l3/is l5/s l34 C--Open 1 4Vi 5*4 6 D 1 2*4 2% 234 For list prices of Composition Discs, see pa^e 133. V4 1 IV2 12.50 | 16.00 3% 1 4% 2 1 2*4 7 Vs 1 7' 2 33 Discs: Unless otherwise ordered, the valves are fur nished with a No. i Cranite Disc suitable for steam, or for hot water from 200 to 300 F. When ordered for hot water up to 200 F., they are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. For discs, see page 133. Government and Navy Specifications: The valves comply with Government Specifications issued by the General Supervising Architect's Office and the Quartermaster General's Office. The valves also comply with Navy Department (Bureau of Yards and Docks) Specification No. 66-P-ia(INT), dated September, 1944, on Power Plant Heating and Ventilating Apparatus and Piping (Shore Use). 200-Pound Bronze Radiator Valves Union Bonnet with Metal Disc WORKING PRESSURE 200 pounds saturated steam List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches! 34 1 V2 ; 34 Globe, Rough body No. 4270 Angle, Rough body Each! 5.40 1 6.00 i 8.00 Each| 5.40 | 6.00 i 8.00 Dimensions, in Inches Center to female end | 1 I 1346 1 1% Center to union end I 23/16 1 274s 1 3 Center to top, open | 334 1 4*4 I 434 Diameter of wheel | 2 | 2*4 1 2*4 1 11.00 11.00 Wis 3*4 534 234 Cross Section No. 4270, Globe When ordering, specify whether globe or angle valves are wanted. When so ordered. No. 4270 Valves will be furni.'hed with lock shield at no extra charge. No. 4270 Angle No. 4270 Valves are recommended for high pressure steam and hot water systems. They are heavy, ruggedly constructed, and are furnished with a Crane Special Bronze body. The valves have a union bon net and can be reground without removing the body from the line. The stuffing box on sizes J4~*nch and larger is equipped with a gland; the 24-inch size does not have a gland. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. 24 and 34-inch valves have a one-piece disc and stem. CRANE 61 Chicago Hose Valves With Leather Disc 200 pounds cold water working pressure No. 50, Screwed Brass Hose Valves The valves shown on this page are designed and constructed for long, dependable service. Chicago Hose Valves: Chicago Hose Valves are excellent for use on outside standpipes. Garden Hose Valves: Garden Hose Valves are ideal for garden and lawn hose service for homes, estates, greenhouses, cemeteries, golf courses, etc. They are ruggedly constructed. Angle Hose Valves: Angle Hose Valves are recommended for use on standpipes and hose racks, and for similar service. They are regularly furnished with a Crane No. 6 Composition Disc; for description of discs, see page 133. Hose threads: All of these valves have an Amer ican Standard Pipe Thread on the inlet. Unless otherwise ordered, they are furnished with the following thread on the male outlet: ]/2 to 2" sizes -- Chicago Standard Hose Thread 2}f," sice --Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread When so ordered, the outlet can be supplied with the following threads at no additional charge: All sizes -- Iron Pipe Hose Thread All sizes -- California Standard Hose Thread 1 x/2 size -- American (National) Standard Fire Protection Hose Thread 2J4" size -- American (National) Standard Fire- Hose Coupling Screw Thread Orders for any other hose thread should be ac companied by a sample, preferably the male end of a hose coupling. For threads, see page yq. Garden Hose Valves With Leather Disc No, 56 Screwed No. 58 Screwed Angle Hose Valves With Crane Composition Disc 2S0 pounds cold water working pressure Hose with Rough Body, Plain Catalog Number and Type Chicago No. 56 Garden No. 58 Garden Angle List Price and Dimensions Size List Prices Dimensions, in Inches Inches Per Valve Add for brass cap and chain, per valve Center to | Over-all height, ; Length of handle or hose end open diameter of wheel 1 7.50 w* 9.00 Wz 13.00 2 16.70 2i/2 21.00 V2 3.60 3A 4.00 I 5.00 iy 9.50 Wz 13.00 2 17.00 1/2 3.60 3/4 4.00 1 5.00 m 9.50 lVz 13.00 2 17.00 3/4 9.00 I 10.50 l*/4 14.00 Wz 17.60 2 26.00 1 2V2 II 3 3 !l 3V2 1 41/, 6 1% l7/s 4 2i/4 11 23/4 3Vis 33/4 1% 11 1% 1 1% 1 2Vi6 1 2>/4 2% 2.50 2.80 l9/l6 l3/4 3.20 3.90 2% 23/g 5.00 li 23/4 8% 9% Wz 11% 13% 49/is 43/ 513/16 7Vz 8% 93/s 49/.s 43/4 S13/i6 7Vz 8% 9% 73/l6 7*3/l6 914 97/s 123/,e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5i4 5% 6% 8V4 81/4 2Vt6 2Vie 23/is 3Vis 3% 4*/l5 2Vl6 2Vt6 29/is 3 Vis 3% 4Vik 2% 3>/is 3% 4Vi 6 53/ *No. 117 Valves are furnished with a brass cap and chain only if orders so specify; see extra prices in table. For list prices of composition discs for So. 117 Valves, see page 1)3. 62 Hose Couplings No. 17C-A Brass Water Hose Couplings Sizes 1-inch and smaller--Without lugs a No. 89-A Brass Water Hose Coupling Sizes Hi to 2H-inch--Lugs on female half No. 90-A Brass Steam Hose Coupling All of the couplings shown above are made of high grade cast brass. Water hose couplings have deep, longcut threads to effect fast connections. Larger sizes are available; they have lugs on both the male and female half. Steam hose couplings have semi-fin ished swivels, recessed for washers. The tailpieces are long and extra heavy with smooth, chamfered ends. Sizes and Thread Connections Catalog No. Size of Hose Connections Available, in Inches ' Regular On Inches Order No. 17C-A No. 89-A % , 3/4 HPT M IPT V* 1 I 1 IPT 1 -- IV* 1 A 2/2 ! IPT Upedfied No. 90-A V* % Vz % % 1 w* IVz 2 21/2 3 IPT _ y2 ipt 3/4 IPT ! -- IPT j IPT | -- -- HPT--Chicago Ho-e Thread IPT --Iron Pipe Thread CRANE Hose Clamps No. 1923-A, Galvanized Steel No. 393S-A, Stamped Sheet Brass These clamps hold the hose evenly and com pletely around the outside. Easily tightened, their top is formed to prevent the nut from turning. No. 1Q23-A are heavy, high quality strip steel, plated to resist corro sion. No. 3Q3J-A are stamped sheet brass. Sizes and Dimensions Size of Hose Hose Ply Inside Diameter, in Inches No. 1923-A Steel Clamp No. 3935-A Brass Clamp Inches 3/l6 V* % Vz 5/s % 1 iv* IVz For For For For Water Steam Water Steam Hose Hose Hose Hose 3 7/l6 -- V\s -- 3 Vz -- Vz -- 2 Vis -- Vis -- 3 %--%-- 4 Wis -- U/l6 -- 2 V* -- 4 -- 3 Vs -- -- 4 lVis l*/l6 15/lS -- 5 l l3/l6 -- -- 6 -- H/4 -- -- 21 3 lVis lVt6 Other Sizes 4 2 3 IVs l`/l6 iy8 --_ ____ I'/s lVis 1 Vs -- Available -- Large size, extra -- heavy steel clamps 4 5 6 l3/is l*/4 1% l7/l6 IVz l3/l6 IV* 1% l7/l6 l`/2 are available with the following size inside diameters: 2 lS/l6 -- lVis -- 2 3f 44" 3 1% -- 1% -- 2 Vs Vs 4 lVl6 Il`/l6 17/l6 l'Vis 3 VA 5 IVZ m IVz 13/4 3lA 4^ 6 l13/l6 -- l13/l6 2 m -- -- -- 3 ln/l6 -- 4 l13/lS l1S/l6 il3/i l1S/l6 5 17s 2 2 6 2/i6 -- 3 2 --2 -- 4 2Vs 2V* 2`/s -- 5 23/l6 2Vis -- -- 6 2% -- 2% 3H 44 33s 4Jg 3J4 5 333 S4 34 V-k m VA 4ys 64 3 274 l3/4 4 2% z -- 3 2716 -- 27/l6 -- 4 2/i6 2% 2i6 2% 2 5 21,/l6 23/4 -- -- 6 2V& -- -- Suction 3 ------ 3 23/4 -- -- -- 2V* _4 2,3/l6 2ls/l6 53 2ls/t6 _3 6 -- 3 Vi6 -- -- 3 2I5/i6 -- 2ls/l6 -- 2Vz 4 3 -- 3 5 3Vs -- -- 23/4 4 3'A -- -- -- 3 3Vz -- 3Vz -- 3 4 3Vz -- 3Vz Ordering Hose Clamps: Orders for hose clamps should in clude the following information: catalog number, size and hose ply, quantity, and whether for water or steam hose. Prices on application CRANE 59 Hose Threads Hose Thread Standards: The table shown below gives the basic dimensions of the American (National) Standard Hose Coupling Threads and of other hose coupling threads now in general use. The upper portion of the table includes: 1. American Standard Hose Coupling Screw Threads (ASA B33.1-103)) sizes 2-inch and smaller for valves, hose couplings, nozzles, and other fittings used in direct connection with hose intended for fire protec tion or for domestic, industrial, and general service. 2. American (National) Standard Fire-Hose Cou pling Screw Threads (ASA B26-1025) sizes 2V2-inch and larger, for fire hose valves, couplings, hydrant outlets, stand-pipe connections, Siamese connections, and all other special fittings on fire lines. The two ASA Standards mentioned above agree with the data in the Hose Thread section of the handbook of Screw-Thread Standards for Federal Services, No. H-28, iq44. The lower portion of the table includes: Other hose thread standards in general use: The Chicago Hose Thread, Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread, ix4 and 3-inch Iron Pipe H -se Threads, and the California Hose Thread. Form of thread: The basic form of all Crane hose threads is the American (National) Standard, formerly know n as the"U.S. Standard Form". Ordering: Unless otherwise ordered, Crane Hose Valves are furnished with the threads specified on pages 60 and 61, their dimensions conforming to those shown in the table below. Special hose threads: Other hose threads included in the table below but not mentioned on pages 60 and 61 can be furnished when so specified; prices on application. When orders are received for Amer ican Standard hose threads in sizes Yi or -inch. the garden hose thread will be furnished, and ir. sizes 1 or 1'-Finch the iron pipe hose thread will be furnished, unless otherwise specified. In addition, other types of special threads can be furnished at a special price; orders should be accompanied by a sample, preferably the male end of a hose coupling. WWM General Classification Name of Hose Thread American (National) Standard Hose Coupling and American (National) Standard Fire-Hose Coupling Screw Threads Hose Coupling Screw Threads American Standard (B33.1-1935) Sizes 2-inch and smaller Garden Hose Thread Chemical Hose Thread Fire Protection Hose Thread Iron Pipe Hose Thread American (National) Standard Fire-Hose Coupling Screw Threads (B26-192S) Sizes 2%-inch and larger Other Hose Threads in General Use Chicago Standard Hose Thread Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread flron Pipe Hose Threads California Standard (Pacific Coast) Hose Thread Hose Valves . ..pages 60 and 61 Nominal Size of Hose Inches Vz % 3A 34 l lVz % 3A l l`A i% 2 2% 3 31/2 4% 1/2 or y4 1 I'A 1% 2 3 21/2 2% 3 % 3A 1 1% 1% 2 2% Number of Threads per Inch Max. Major Dia. (O.D.) of Nipple Thread Service Recommendations Inches 11% 1.0625 Garden and similar service 8 1.3750 9 14 11 % 7% 6 4 11% 8 7 7% 8 11 10 . 7V2 1 1.9900 .8248 1.0353 1.2951 1.6399 1.8788 2.3528 3.0686 3.6239 4.2439 5.7609 1.0682 1.2797 1.6880 1.9272 2.5129 3.6365 2.9916 2.8434 3.4412 1.0504 1.3141 1.8561 2.0870 2.5416 2.9916 Chemical engine and booster hose Fire protection hose Steam, water, air, oil, and all other hose connections Fire hose fNote: Iron Pipe Hose Threads sites 2-inch and smaller are included in the American Standard B33.1-1935 and are shown above. The 2J4 and 3-inch sizes, shown here, are not included in the American Standard. Hose Goods.. . .pages 62 to 64 60 CRANE Brass Hose Gate Valves For 200 Pounds Cold Water Working Pressure Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem The Hose Gate Valves shown on this page are strong and ruggedly constructed. They have a nonrising stem and a wedge disc. Their deep stuffing box is fitted with a gland. For 300 Pounds Cold Water Working Pressure Underwriters' Pattern Hose threads: The valves have an American Standard Taper Pipe Thread on the female end. Unless otherwise ordered, they are furnished with the following thread on the male end: 6 No. 451 Valves 1 to 1" sizes -- Chicago Standard Hose Thread 2y size -- Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread No. 453 Valves 1V2" size -- Chicago Standard Hose Thread size -- American (National) Standard Fire-Hose Coupling Screw Thread 1 Cross Section No. 451 When so ordered, the male end can be supplied with the following threads at no additional charge: No. 451 Valves All sizes' -- 1 ron Pipe Hose Thread AH sizes -- California Standard Hose Thread \y size -- American (National) Standard Fire Protection Hose Thread iy size -- American (National) Standard Fire-Hose Coupling Screw Thread No. 453 Valves Both sizes -- i ron Pipe Hose Thread Both sizes -- California Standard Hose Thread 1 y size -- American (National) Standard Fire Protection Hose Thread iy size -- Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread No. 451, Screwed Orders for any other hose thread should be accom panied by a sample, preferably the male end of a hose coupling. For threads, see page 59. Cross Section No. 453 Valves with brass cap and chain: When so ordered, any of the valves shown on this page will be furnished with a brass cap and chain, as illustrated at the lower left. An extra charge is made for the cap and chain. For extra prices, refer to the table shown below'. Underwriters' Specifications: The No. 453 Hose Gate Valves have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., and the Factory Mutual Laboratories for water working pressures up to 300 pounds. The valve body is marked "CU" and "FM". Without Drain Cock With Drain Cock No. 453, Underwriters' Screwed Unless otherwise ordered, So. 4d3 Valves will be furnished without the drain cock. List Prices and Dimensions Hose Gate Valves with Rough Plain Catalog Number No. 451 No. 453 Size List Prices Dimensions, in Inches Per Valve--Without Add for Cap and Chain brass cap Without With and chain, Drain Cock Drain Cock per valve A B C D Inches ! Specify Specify i 9.30 l*/4 12.00 lVz 15.50 2 22.00 2V4 31.00 1% 17.00 2l/2 40.00 20.00 44.00 2-80 11 1% 1% 5% 2% 3.20 l'/z U/s 6`/z 3 Vis 3.90 1% 2Vl6 7V* 3% 5.00 IVe 214 8% 4Vl6 7.70 2i/g 2% 10 4% 3.90 1% 2V* 7>/2 4>/z 7.70 '12S/16 2% 11 6 Unless otherwise ordered, valves are furnished without cap and chain and ivithout drain cock. 1c--=^^=>4 OS 1 La-FB-1 No. 4J3 For Marine Hose Gate Valves, see page 403, CRANE 63 Brass Hose Fittings Brass Hose Nozzles Sizes and Thread Connections Catalog Number Sizes, in Inches, and Threads Male Hose Nipples No. 91-A No. 91-A Nipples Male Ends %IPT*x % IPT 1/2 IPT* x y2 IPT y2 IPT x % HPT 3/4 IPT x3/4 3/4 IPT x3/4 3/4 HPT x 1 34 IPT* x I IPT* HPT IPT IPT I IPT* x 1 IPT 1 tpt v ll/. IPT* 1 IPT x lyt IPT* Male and Female Hose Nipples No. 92-A 1*4 IV2 2 For these straight sizes, VA specify threads 3 wanted 3% 4 3/4 HPT X >/2 IPT 34 IPT x 34 HPT 34 HPT x 34 IPT 1 IPT* x 1 IPT Double Female Hose Nipples No. 9200-A No. 92-A Nipples Male x Female 1*4 iy2 For these 2 straight sizes, 2V2 specify threads 3 wanted 3*/2 No. 9200-A Nipples Female Ends */2 IPT x 34 HPT 34 IPT x 34 HPT 1 IPT x 1 HPT Larger sizes available; specify threads wanted. , D Male and Female Hose Reducers No. 9301-A (Small sizes without lugs) No. 93-A (Large sizes with lugs) Male and Female Hose Bushings No. 94-A (Small Sizes) No. 94L-A (Large Sizes) No. 9301-A Reducers Male x Female No. 94-A Bushings Male x Female No. 93-A Reducers and No. 94L-A Bushings Male x Female y2 IPT* X 34 HPT 34 HPT x 1 IPT* 34 HPT x y2 IPT* 1 IPT* x 34 HPT IV* x 1 x% i'/2 x m X1 X 3/4 2 x IV2 x 1*4 x1 X 3/4 2*4 x 2 x IV2 xiy4 X1 X 3/4 For these reducing sizes, specify threads wanted. 3 x 2Vi x2 HPT--Chicago Hose Thread. IPT (without asterisk)--Taper Iron Pipe Thread. *IPT (with asterisk)--Straight Iron Pipe Thread. Hose fittings are made of high grade cast brass. When ordering, include the type of thread connection wanted. .... ............... No. 97-A, Plain No. 95-A, Screw Tip Specify catalog number, quantity, size, thread, and length. Sizes i^-inch and larger are recessed for washers. Sizes and Dimensions Sizes, Inches Length Discharge No. 97-A ; No. 95-A Nozzle Nozzle ' Inches Inches 8 a% -- 3 l/4 %. ! }: 1 =J 1 1 '& 1V4 -- 10 12 % 3/s 111 IV2 12 |1 lA 14 15 ' % 2 -- 12 1 9/1fi VA -- 12 15 1 1 Nozzles are furnished with various standard hose threads, including iron pipe hose threads; specify thread desired. Other size discharges are available at additional cost. Brass Hose Caps No. 120-A No. 120-A is available in sizes %, 1, il/i, iH> 3. 3 XA, and 4-inch. Sizes % and i-inch do not have spanner lugs. A chain, charged as an extra, can be furnished on sizes i^-inch and larger, when specified. When ordering Hose Caps, specify threads wanted. Hose Spanners The No. q-A Hose Spanner is furnished in sizes il/2 x q, 2 x 10, 234 x 10%, 3x11, and 4x12 inches. Prices on application 64 CRANE Hose Racks and Cabinets No. 137-A Style E Allen Bowes Swinging Hose Racks For Unlined Linen Hose No. 138-A Style F No. 139-A Style C For iyi to 2jd>-inch hose in capacities of 50, 7$, and 100 feet. These racks can be furnished with pipe clamps, wall brackets, or rack nipples. When order ing, specify style, size of hose, and finish desired. No. 137-A: Style E is mounted by attaching the rack to the wall. No. 138-A: Style F is mounted by clamping the rack to a riser. Size of pipe clamp must be specified. No. 139-A: Style G has a swivel back which swings on a nipple screwed into the valve. It is used with or without a cabinet. The swivel back size corresponds with the size of hose; i.e., a 1 l/yinch hose rack has a i3^-inch collar for a 1^2-inch valve and nipple. Recessed Cabinet for Bowes Hose Rack No. 262-A Available with door labeled "Fire Hose." The doors (front and back) of this cabi net are pressed -from one piece of fur niture steel without joints or rivets and are accurately fitted into a rabbet to exclude dust and dirt. The channel steel inner construction of the door assures additional rigidity, yet is adjustable so as to hold either plate glass panel, D.S.A. glass panel, or clear wire glass panel. This cabinet is made with a i)4-inch projecting trim or with a flat trim. The iJ4-inch projecting trim gives the maxi mum capacity of cabinet with a minimum of wall recess requirements. Any depth of trim can be had at additional cost. The cabinet is equipped with sturdy brass nickel-plated hinges on the right hand side, to permit full opening of the door. Hinges on the left hand side can be fur nished when specified. Lever handle catch is brass, nickel-plated. Bullet catch and pull handle can be furnished. Cabinets regularly have a baked-on white enamel finish on the inside and a white priming coat on the outside. Any special color or graining applied when specified. Bronze cabinets, made of hard copper, bronze plated, instead of steel, bronze plated, can also be furnished. Capacity Hose Feet Valve Inches 50 IV4-W2 75 IV4-IV2 100 IV4-H2 50 2 75 2 100 2 50 21/2 75 2*/2 100 21/2 !1 *-- IsK Inside Width 203/4 223/4 193/4 2234 243/4 193/4 223/4 2434 Inside Height 2834 303/4 323/4 2834 323/4 343/4 283/4 323/4 3434 Cabinet Sizes in Inches Inside Depth Trim Width Trim Height 5% 241/2 331/2 5% 251/2 351/2 5*/2 27i/2 371/2 6% 241/2 331/2 6% 271/2 371/2 6i/2 291/z 391/2 71/2 241/2 331/2 7V2 271/2 371/2 7Vi 291/2 391/2 Glass Size 15x24 16x26 18x28 15x24 18x28 20x30 15x24 18x28 20x30 Valve Inlet From Top 3'4 31/4 31/4 3% 3% 3% 4 |4 4 Outside Wall Fire Hose Cabinets Outside wall cabinets are available in any size. They are recommended for use where the protection of a hose cabinet is needed but where insufficient wall depth pro hibits the use of a recessed cabinet. The cabinets can be furnished w ith either a full glass panel or a duo-panel door. Orders must specify if knockouts and hinges are to be on left or right hand side. No. 262A-A: Made of Alenco Hollow Metal. In estimating wall space required, add 3 '$ inches to inside dimensions. No. 262N-A: Made of Nella Sheet Steel. In estimating wall space required, add 3 inches to inside dimensions. Prices on application Cocks & Stops, Brass & Iron CRANE Brass Stops and Brass, Bronze, and Iron Cocks Brass Stops Rough..........................................................................................page66 Ground Key............................................................................... page66 Hydrant...................................................................................... page67 Gas Service.................................................................................page68 Brass and Bronze Cocks Brine............................................................................................ page66 Pet................................................................................................page67 Gauge.......................................................................................... page67 Cylinder...................................................................................... page67 Spring Loaded........................................................................... page68 12 5-Pound..........................................................t................. page 69 250-Pound..........................................................'................. page 69 Iron Cocks 125-Pound W.O.G..................................................................... page70 200-Pound W.O.G.....................................................................page70 Essex Pattern.............................................................................page70 Gas Line.....................................................................................page71 Spring Loaded...........................................................................page71 Brass Ground Key Faucets..........................................................page66 Accessories Hydrant Clamps and Handles.......................................... page 67 Street Washer Keys............................................................. page 67 Wood Rod Couplings.......................................................... page 67 Wrenches for Cocks............................................................. page 72 For Brass Try Cocks, see page 3St. P65 industrial plants, small and large, utilize Crane products. 66 CRANE Brass Rough Stops Tee Head Lever Handle Without Check or Drain No. 804 No. 804 l/z (not shown) With ('heck and Drain No. 806 (not shown) No. 806Vi Drilled Drain Tapped Drain The drain on the \'os. Soo and Soto,1 > is used to drain the outlet side of the Size Flat Way List Prices, Each, and Dimensions, in Inches Inches. % , Vi i % I 34 I 1 I 1*4 } l*/2~ No. 804 2.60 No. 8041/2 .2.10 2.60 3.40 , 4.90 j 6.80 , 9.30 i 15.40 | 3.40 | 4.90 | 6.80 i 9.30 ; 15.40 No. 806 2.80 . 3.20 : 3.60 | 5.20 * 7.10 , 10.50 18.20 No. 806Vz 3-50 2.80 3.60 | 5.20 I I End to end l7/g 2*4 I 2*/2 'J,,/i6l 3*4 ; 3% 31S/16 1 47/,R line after the Stop is shut off. In this position, a small hole in the outlet side of the plug allows the water to No. 812 Round Way No. 8l2*/2 End to end 3.10 ; 4.00 , 4.50 i 6.50 3.10 4.50 | 6.50 I 2% I213/i6! 2% I 39/i6 drain into the port opening in the plug, which is now aligned with the drain hole in the ing a valve on the outlet side. The drain on the No. body. Complete drainage of the outlet line requires 8oe>H is tapped for a drain tube; drain tubes proper venting, which is easily accomplished by open- (%-inch O.D. with 27 threads per inch) are extra. Brass Ground Key Stops p IT IT With Reversible Check and Tapped Drain The reeversible check permits drain ing the inlet or outlet side of the Stop. To effect drainage from the inlet side when the plug is set to allow drainage from the outlet, re move the collar, turn the plug 180 degrees, and then re-locate the collar; the stop will now drain from the inlet side. Drain tubes (%-inch No. 821, Removable H er Handle No. 824, Removable ee Head O.D. with 27 threads per inch) are extra. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches' V2 1 s/s 1 34 1 1 No. 821 or No. 824 End to end Each 3.90 , 4.20 |[ 5.00 ! 6.80 Inches V/g ! 3*4 ii 3*/4 1 3**/l6 Brass Brine Cocks With Male and Female Ends The No. 814 Brine Cocks with lever handle were designed for cold stor age plant installations on lines handling brine, but they can be used on many other services re quiring a brass cock having male and female end connections. No. 814 Lever Handle List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | % 1 */2 1 34 1 1 No. 814 Each| 2.30 1 2.80 |[ 3.40 ; 5.00 End to end Inches | 2*4 J1 2*4 1 27/s |! 33/g No. 800, Plain Brass Ground Key Faucets When ordering, specify whether Rough or Polished Faucets are Wanted. List Prices Size Inches 1 % | */2 | % | 1 No. 800 Rough Polished Each12. 40(2.80,3.6015.40 Eachl3.70|4.10 5.00|6.90 Rough Eachl 13.2014.2016.30 No. 801 Polished Each' *4.50!5.60(7.80 Size of hose thread ' 34* | 3/4 | 1" No. 801 Faucets have Chicago Hose Threads on the oudet. CRANE Brass Hydrant Stops 67 Hydrant Clamps For Square Rod Tapped For Pipe No. 850 Malleable Iron Orders should specify whether with square hole or tapped for pipe. List Prices | Square Rod1 Pipe Tap Size of rod or pipe Inches | % Vi % Vi Width of slot Inches! 7/is Vi >/2 Vi No. 850 Black Galv. Each| .20 Each| .30 .20 .30 .30 .40 Hydrant Handle & V No. 860, Malleable Iren To fit J|-inch Square Rod No. 860 List Price Each | . 60 Street Washer No. 856 Keys Malleable Iron Length, 89.1 Inches List Prices, Black To fit %-inch square rod Each I .50 No. 856 To fit V2-inch square rod Eachi .60 Wood Rod Couplings Pipe thread is % - inch; No. 854, Malleable Iron the couplings may be List Prices, Per Set used with i or i^inch square rod. No. 854 Black I 1.50 Galv. | 1.60 Brass Pet Cocks O No. 700, Tee Head BCTI No. 702, Lever Handle Brass Gauge Cocks Male No. 708, Tee Head Female No. 712, Tee Head Male and Female No. 744, Tee Head Size Pet Cocks Gauge Cocks Cylinder Cock List Prices Inches | Vs No. 700 Each| 1.10 No. 702 Eachi 1.40 No. 708 Each. 1.40 No. 712 Each 1.60 No. 744 Each' No. 724 Each. 2.70 'A 1.20 1.50 1.60 1.90 2.00 3.00 % Vi 1.30 i 1.50 1 , 2.20 *V Brass Cylinder Cocks No. 724 Lever Handle *For No. 724 Cylinder Cocks in sites larger chan 'q-inch, u<c Xo. 800 Ground Key Fau cets ; see page eo. 68 CRANE Brass Gas Service Stops 'W No. 270, Flat Head No. 298, Lever Handle With Check Size No. 270 No. 272 No. 276 End to end Stops with Check Stop with Lockup List Prices and Dimensions No. 278 No. 298 End to end No. 284 End to end Inches. V4 | % | Vz 1 3A 1 1 U/4 1 m 1 2 Each, 1.70 1.90,2.20.2.80,3.60 5.00,6.70 ,11.00 Each| 1.70 , 1.90 j 2.20 , 2.80 | 3.60 5.00,6.70.11.00 Each! 1.70| 1-90 | 2.20,2.80 ( 11 Inches, 1% 1 1% . 2VI6 , 2% 2"/i6 33/l6 |3' l/i6. 49/lR Each, 2.00 , 2.20 | 2.60 3.20, _ Each! 2.10- 2.40: 2.70.3.3014.30 Inches! 15/g | yz/g j 2Vi 1 2% |2Vis 1 1 1 1 1 Eachl ' 2.80 : 3.60 | 4.60 b.OOi | Inchesl i i 2'/g ! 2% 1 3Vie 1 3s/is 1 1 Crane Brass Gas Service Stops are made with flat head, square head, tee head, or lever handle, as illustrated here. The N'o. 284 has a lockup which permits locking the Stop in the closed position; a lock is not included in the price of the Stop. The No. 2q8, often referred to as a "Gas Stove Stop", is commonly used in the gas line to gas stoves (or other appliances) so that the gas can be shut off at the appliance without shutting off the entire supply in the building. Brass Spring-Loaded Cocks WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds air--175 pounds cold water, non-shock Air Tested Brass Try Cocks Square Head No. 305 Square Head No. 306, Thrcc-Wav Square Head No. 307, Four-Way Size No. 305 No. 307 List Prices and Dimensions Inches Vi % Price Each 5.00 5.50 Center to end Price Center to end Price Center to end Inches Each Inches Each Inches' 31/32 6.00 31/32 7.00 U/16 3I/32 7.50 I Vi 6 8.70 1% Vz 6.20 1%2 9.50 l3/32 11.00 Spring loaded cocks have a steel spring between the plug and the cap. The spring compensates for wear, assures tightness between the body and plug, and permits easy operation. Iron Spring-Loaded Cocks... .page 71 125-Pound No. 730 (Shore Pattern) 250-Pound No. 734 With Stuffing Box Crane manufactures a variety of brass try cocks suitable for serv ices ranging from r 5 pounds to 250 pounds steam working pressures. For complete description and list prices, see page 3b 1. Wrenches___ page 72 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Cocks 125 pounds working pressure Air Tested 69 No. 250 Square Head No. 252 Flat Head No. 254 Square Head With Check No. 256 Tee Head No. 258 Tee Head With Check No. 266 Male and Female Flat Head No. 269 Four-Way Cocks are made to order only. No. 268 Square Head with Check Three-Way No. 269 Square Head with Check Four-Way Size List Prices Dimensions in Inches List Prices and Dimensions Inches | % 1 V* v% 1 2 i % i 1 1 1% 1 P/2 1 2 No. 250, Square Head Each, i 2.00 | 2.30 | 3.00 | 3.90 | 5.40! 7.00[ 9.30j15.00 No. 252, Flat Head Each| | 2.00 2.30 j 3.00 | 3.90 | 5.40| 7.00| 9.30|15.00 No. 254, Square Head with Check No. 256, Tee Head Each { 1 i 3.60 I 4.60 | 6.301 8.40I10.80|17.00 Each! 2.00 | 2.00 2.30 13.00! | 1 i 1 No. 258, Tee Head with Check Eachl 2.30 | 2.30 2.70 | 3.60 i | 1 1 I No. 266, Flat Head, Male and Female Eachl | 2.30 2.60 | 3.50 | 4.40 1 6.00| 1 1 No. 268, Three-Way, Square Head No. 269, Four-Way, Square Head Each! Eachl 1 3.00 3.60 1 4.70 I 6.00 | 7.60|11.00!14.00|22.00 1 ' 6.50 I 9.50 U3.50I18.00123.00132.00 End to No. 250, 252, 254, 256, or 25 end No. 266 : i% : i% 1% 2 Vis 1 27/is 1 3 1 3V2 1313/,s 1 49/ir U1S/l6l 23/l6 ! IVz 1 2% | 33/g 1 1 I Center No. 268 to end No. 269 1 1 % 31/32 1 1% U17/32l 1% 1 2 <23/16 1219/32 l! 1 Wi U,7/32l ls/s 1 2 I23/16 1219/32 250-Pound Bronze Cocks 250 pounds working pressure Air Tested N0.8OE The body and plug are made of Crane Special Bronze, a Square Head leaded tin bronze having unusual strength and hardness. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches! l/4 11 3/s 11 % I 34 1 1 1i w* i m 1 2 No. 80 E End to end Each' 3.00 1 4.00 ! 5.50 1 7.40 1 11.00 I 16.00 I1 23.00 ; 33.00 Inches | 1% 1 2 1i 23/g 1 2n/i6 I 35/is 1 4 |1 4Vz I Si/, Wrenches.. . page 72 70 CRANE 12 5-Pound W.O.G. Iron Cocks WORKING PRESSURE 125 pounds cold water, oil, air, or gas, non-shock Air Tested All of these Cocks arc regularly fitted with an iron nut. Square Head No. 320, All-Iron No. 324 With Brass Flat Head No. 320'/2, All-Iron No. 324V2 ig and Washer When so ordered, these Cocks can be furnished with a check, atan extra price. Square Head Flanged No. 323, All-Iron Three-Way, Square Head No. 326, All-Iron No. 330 With Brass Plug and Washer Size Screwed Flanged F. & D. List Prices, Black, and Dimensions, in Inches Inches! l/2 1 % 1 1 U/4 l`/z 1 2 I 2i/2 | 3 1 4 No. 320 Each! 2.50 2.90 3.30 ; 4.30 5.30, 7.00,16.00126.00 43.00 No. 320 V2 Eachl 2.50 I 2.90 [ 3.30 | 4.30 5.301 7.00j 1 No. 324 Each* 3.60 i 4.30 5.20 I 7.00 ,10.00|13.50128.00143.00,75.00 No. 3241/z No. 326 No. 330 End to end Each! 3.60 1 4.30 Each! 14.00 Eachl 15.50 1 21/4 23/4 5.20 1 7.00 i 10.00:13.50! ! ! 4.50 I 5.60 | 6.801 9.40'21.00'29.00 52.00 6.50 1 8.50 1 12.00!16.00'31.00:47.00:85.00 33/8 1 41/g | 4% 1 51/4 1 6 3/a 1 73/4 1 9% Ctr. to outlet end f3-way) . l7/i6 U**/ig ' 2i/I6 1 21/4 l 2% I 33/lfi | 3% 1 5i/i6 No. 325 Each:16.00|24.00'32.00151.00 No. 331 Each-27.00|35.00143.00|59.00 Face to face 1 63/g | 8% | 95/g | 121/g Center to face of side opening (3-way) 1 4i/g | 4S/1B |413/16| 61/16 Diameter of flanges 1 6 | ,7 | 71/2 | 9 Thickness of flanges 1 5/s 1 "/is 1 34 1 lS/l6 Three-Way, Square Head No. 331, All-Iron Flanged End flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Stand ard, Class 125 (Bi6.i-1Q-4-S). Prices include drilling to this Standard. N'o deduction is made if cocks are ordered faced only. Templates for drilling, page 4S9. Iron Cocks 200-Pound W.O.G. WORKING PRESSURE 200 pounds cold water, oil, air, or gas, non-shock Air Tested Flat Head No. 334, All-Iron No. 337 With Brass Plug and Washer List Prices, Black, and Dimensions Size Inchesi '/2 | % 1 1 I 1*4 1 1V2 No. 334 No. 337 End to end Each 13.50 4.2015.00! 6.00! 8.50.12.00 Each;4.60'6.0017.50:10.30"14.00118.00 Inchesi 3 : 3% ! 4 ! 43/4 | 53/g 1 67a Wrenches for Iron Cocks.. .page 72 Iron Lock Cocks Essex Pattern WORKING PRESSURE 175 pounds cold water, oil, air, or gas, non-shock Air Tested Can be locked open or closed. One slotted opening in the body and two in the plug permit the hasp to be inserted in either position. Square Head No. 321, With Iron Plug and Brass Washer List Prices, Black, and Dimensions Size No. 321 End to end Center to top Center to bottom Inches! 2 3 4 Eachl10.50128.00147.00 Inches; 6% 8% 10 Inches; 4V4 572 73/4 Inchesi 4% 6 67s Prices do not include lock. CRANE 71 Iron Gas Line Cocks Square Head No. 1228 With Brass Plug anJ Wa ;hor WORKING PRESSURE 125 pounds cold water, oil, air, or gas, non-shock Air Tested These sturdy, compact, full area cocks are especially suited for gas lines. They have a brass plug and washer, a cast iron body, and an iron nut. All sizes of No. 1234 Cocks have a '2-inch hole for Lockup in which a padlock or sealing pin may be used. No. 1236 Cocks, ideal for underground installations, have a J -Finch recess at each end, which protects the threads and assists in supporting the pipe. Flat Head, with Lockup No. 1234 With Brass Plug and Washer List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches Vi 1 3A 1 > 1V4 IV2 2 No. 1228 No. 1232 Black Galv. Black Galv. !2.00|2.30|2.80i3.70-5.40,8.00 |2.1012.4013.00 4.00 5.70:8.30 12.00'2.30)2.80 3.70 5.40,8.00 ! 2.10)2.4013.00 4.00,5.70'8.30 Flat Head No. 1232 With Brass Plug and Washer ,, .... |Black INO. LLO* Galv. |2.30|2.70|3.30|4.30 6.20)9.00 '2.40|2.80,'3.5014.60 6.50 9.30 End to end Inches 21/4 1 2% 1 31/4 1 3% 4Vi '5Vle No. 1236 Galv. 3.00)3.60:4.60 1 End'to end Inches ' 3% 1 4Vi 43i ` Flat Head, with Recessed Ends No. 1236 With Brass Plug anJ Washer When so ordered, the No. 1228 Cocks can be furnished with a check, at an additional price. Iron Spring-Loaded Cocks Mine Cocks WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds air 175 pounds cold water, non-shock Air Tested No. 319 Square Head With Brass Plug A11-Iron Mine Cocks also are available; prices are furnished on application. Four-Way Cocks WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds air 350 pounds cold water, non-shock Air Tested No. 33Q Four-Way Cocks are used on hydraulic or air cylinders, hydraulic presses, etc. The diagrams below illustrate how they operate: Upper diagram: Supply fluid diverted to one end of cylinder; fluid from opposite end passes into exhaust line. Lower diagram: With wrench turner qo, action is reversed, moving pisw.n No. 339 Four-Way Square Head with Brass Plug in opposite direction. Installation must be as indicated. The cocks have an equalizing duct in the body which leads from the inlet port to the chamber beneath the plug. Use series "M" wrenches shown on page 72. From Cylinder Supply Size No. 319 No. 339 Price End to end Price Center to end List Prices and Dimensions Inches V2 I % 1 ! 1 Vi I l'/z 1 2 Each; 5.10 5.50 6.00 8.00 !1 10.50 15.00 Inches! 2Vi 1 2% ' 3'/s I 4 11 41/4 I1 51/g Each! 8.50 !i 9.70 ; 14.00 1 22.00 !| 32.00 48.00 Inches ls/i6 !1 l9/l6 l'5/is 1 2Vi 1I 2% ! 31/2 Spring-loaded: Spring-Loaded Cocks have a steel spring between the plug and the cap. The spring compensates for wear, assures tightness between the body and plug, and permits easy operation. Brass Spring-Loaded Cocks__ page 68 Wrenches for Cocks.. . .page 72 Exhaust 72 CRANE Malleable Iron Wrenches For Brass, Bronze, and Iron Cocks List Prices ____ . ___ ___ Square Head -- seamamt\ Flat Head For No. 319 and No. 33^ Square Heaa Wrenches Catalog Number of Wrench List Price Length from Center of No. 80 E End Suitable for Brass or Bronze Cocks Nos. 250 254 272 268 269 Nos. 305 306 No. 307 Each Inches 1-S 2-S 3-S 4-S 5-S 6-S 6I/2-S .14 3 .16 3 Vi2 .16 4 .22 5 .28 6*/2 .36 8 .42 7% Vi Vi %% V2 V2 % %i 1 Wt Vi 1 Vi,%,V2! ViM Vs V4 V2 3A 1 7-S .54 9Vi iVi 1V2 l*UV4 7V&-S 8-S .68 8Vi .80 12 I'A 2 2 9-S 1.30 141/2 2 10-S 2.00 17 11-S 2.70 22 12-S 7.50 30 r-iac neaa wrenches Iron Cocks No. 320 1228 321 324 OLD 326 330 331 Catalog List of Wrench l-F 2-F 3-F 4-F 5-F 6-F 7-F 8-F 23-F 24-F 25-F Each .14 .16 .16 .22 .28 .36 *.54 .80 .74 .94 1.30 Length Suitable for from Brass Center of Cocks Iron Cocks Head NOS. NOS. Nos. to End 252 266 3201/2 1232 324Vi 1234 270 334 1236 Inches 284 337 3 Vi 3V4 4 5 6 Vi 8 9V2 12 9Vi IOV2 121/2 % Vi V? Vi Vi % l Vi 1 i Vi l 1 Vi IV2 IV? 22 1 Vi 11/2 2 Square Head Wrenches (For N'os. 3 iq and 339 Cocks Only) Catalog List Length Suitable for 1/2 34 V2 3/4 1 Number Price of Wrench from Head No. 319 No. 339 Iron Iron Cock 1 Vi to End 1 IV2 Each Inches l Vi IV2 2 2 1-M I .50 | 5Vi . Vi 2-M | .60 ! 8 1 Vi, l 3-M | .70 1 11 ! IVUV2 V4.34 2% 4-M | .90 | 11 i l 3 5-M 1 1.20 | 14 1 2 H/UVi 4 6-M I 2.40 1 18 I 2 Shock on Liquid Lines! When a quick-opening valve in a liquid line is suddenly closed, thereby instantly stop ping the flow, a momentary but very high pressure builds up in the line. This pres sure, called "water hammer" or "shock", can do serious damage to the piping. To protect the system, install an air cushion ing-chamber-- an assembly of a tee, a length of pipe, and a cap --just ahead of the quick-open ing valve, or use a shock absorber especially de signed for this purpose. CRANE Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves (""lamp Gate Valves...............................................pages 74 and 75 Wedge Gate Valves 25-Pound............................................................................. page76 125-Pound........................................................... pages 77 to 81 25o-i'^und........................................................pages S2 and S3 Underwriters' Pattern.........................................................page80 Quick-Opening Type........................................................... page80 Accessories By-Passes.............................................................................. page84 Cleanouts...............................................................................page84 Indicators...............................................................................page84 Gearing.................................................................................. page85 Dimensions Valves with Gearing or By-Pass...................................... page86 For Valves for Marine service, see pages 400 and 405. For Alloy Cast Iron Valves for Process Industries, see page 385. Crane offers the user an unusually complete line of Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves. The line includes valves for steam pressures up to 250 pounds and for water, oil, or gas pressures up to 500 pounds. It includes brass trimmed valves in all pressure classes, all-iron valves in all pressure classes except the 25-Pound, Valves with ``18-8 Mo" trimmings (see Alloy Cast Iron Valves, page 385), Ni-Resist Valves (.see page 384) and Valves for Marine service (see page 405). The Crane high standard of quality in design, materials, and workmanship is maintained in these valves, assuring the user satisfactory and long-time service. 73 8 An overhead installation of Crane Iron Body Clamp Gate Valves. Crane Clamp Gate Valves, compact and sturdy, have an espe cially wide acceptance among process indus tries. and in oil field or oil refinery installa tions 74 CRANE Clamp Gate Valves Wedge Disc Brass Trimmed All-Iron WORKING PRESSURES Wheel Gland Upper Bonnet Size Saturated j Cold water, steam oil, or gas, Inches | non-shock Screwed Valves Packing Nut Packing Stem Lower Bonnet Vi to 2 ISO pounds 225 pounds 2l/2 to 4 125 pounds 175 pounds Flanged Valves 1 to 2 125 pounds 200 pounds 2V2 to 4 125 pounds 175 pounds Air Tested Upper Bonnet Brass Trimmed Stem Thread Inside Screw Valves Bushing Sices H to I-inch For list prices and Lower (}{ to Vi-inch sizes dimensions, see pagft e 75. 8 Bonnet do not have a gland.) Body Seat Ring Disc Brass Trimmed Inside Screw Valves Sizes 114. to 4-inch Service recommendations: These valves are suited for a wide variety of service in process industries, in oil fields or refineries, and wherever compact, sturdy valves are needed. The brass trimmed valves are recommended for steam, water, air, or non-corrosive oil lines. The all-iron valves are recommended for oil, gas, or gasoline, or for fluids that corrode brass but not iron or steel. For special corrosive services, all-iron valves can be made with a malleable iron disc; prices are furnished on application. All-Iron Inside Screw Valves Illustration shows partially sectioned All-Iron Inside Screw Valve, featuring freedraining bonnet. Bonnet has no (lats or pockets to trap fluid. Construction: All valves are made with lugs on both the body and bonnet. A U-shaped clamp passes through these lugs assuring a snug, accurately aligned bonnet joint. In addition, the clamp construction enables quick dismantling of the valve for inspection, cleaning, or repairs. Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimnw valves have brass body seat rings, disc, and stem. In inside screw valves 34 to i-inch, the upper portion of the bonnet engages the stem threads; it is made of brass Gland ar>d is renewable. Sizes 134-inch and larger have a brass renewable Bonnet stem thread bushing in the bonnet. This construction provides a full stem thread engagement, brass-to- brass, and assures long life of the stem threads. Outside screw and yoke valves have a cast iron bolted gland. Brass Trimmed Outside Screw and Yoke Valves All Sizes All-iron valves: All-iron valves have seats cast integral with the body. The disc is forged steel. The stem is steel; the portion coming in contact with the stuff ing box packing is nickel-plated. All-Iron Inside Screw Valves have a onepiece free-draining bonnet with an inter rupted thread for engagement with the stem. This construction, shown at the upper right, permits free passage on either side of the stem from the upper part of the bonnet, preventing the entrapment of line fluids. The interrupted threads have a wiping action on the stem, preventing sticking in heavy fluid service. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange .Standard, Class 125 (B 16.1-1948). The flanges are plain faced with a smooth finish. Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches Size A B C D No. of Dia.of bolts bolts 1 1 Wi 7/l6 3 Vs 1 4 1 y2 Wi Wi 4% V2 3'/2 1 4 1 Vt u/2 172 5 9/l6 37s 1 4 1 72 2 2 6 s/s 4% 1 4 1 % 27z 2V2 7 1 l/l6 572 1 4 1 % 3 3 71/2 3/i 6 1 4 1 s/s 4 14 9 1S/,6 77> 1 8 1 % CRANE Clamp Gate Valves Wedge Disc -- Brass Trimmed or All-Iron Inside Screw Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke QuickOpening 75 All-Iron No. 488 Screwed No. 4881/2 Flanged All-Iron No. 4841/2 Screwed No. 4851/2 Flanged Iron Body, Brass Trimmed No. 4861/2 ' Screwed No. 4871/2 Flanged i No. 492 Screwed All-Iron No. 4921/2 Flanged Iron Body, Brass Trimmed No. 494 Screwed No. 494/2 Flanged 8 List Prices, Each Size Inches Inside Screw, Rising Stem ! Outside Screw and Yoke || Quick-Opening Screwed Fa&SDd' ! Screwed Flanged, F. SzD. Screwed Flanged, F. & D. No. No. No. No. ! No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 488 490 4881/2 4901/z : 4841/2 4861/2 485% 4871/2 492 494 4921/2 4941/2 V* 6.70 7.00 | il 11 3/s 6.70 7.00 II 1 1/2 7.00 7.40 | 11.60 ! 12.00 !| 13.30 13.70 % 7.30 7.90 !| 12.00 l 12.60 || 14.20 14.80 1 7.60 9.10 12.60 || 12.50 | 14.00 17.50 || 15.00 16.50 Iron Body Brass Trimmed No. 490 Screwed No. 4901/2 Flanged 11/4 8.40 10.60 11/2 9.40 12.20 2 1 12.20 15.80 21/2 1 18.20 25.00 3 25.00 1 35.00 13.80 l| 13.40 16.00 1 18.70 i| 15.50 19.50 23.00 :| 18.80 25.50 32.50 | 25.00 32.50 42.50 l| 32.00 15.60 18.40 22.50 32.00 42.00 18.80 !| 16.00 22.00 1 25.00 l| 17.50 26.00 29.50 ! 21.00 33.00 39.50 : 28.00 40.00 50.00 35.00 18.20 20.50 25.00 | 28.50 35.00 35.50 45.00 42.50 32.00 42.00 52.50 Drilling: Lise prices of 4 56.00 71.50 i 64.50 80.00 || 64.00 80.00 72.50 88.00 || 67.00 82.50 | 75.50 91.00 flanged valves include facing and drilling to the Shock: Quick-Opening Valves used in liquid lines American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. should be installed with a suitable cushioning device No deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. to protect against water hammer; see page 11. L-- Dimensions, in Inches Sizej E | F i G j H | J K | L |M| N Vi 1 1% 1 % i2| V2 |2/,s: i 49/l 6 1 4% 1 1 13/4 I I |4/il 4% 1 1 13/4 1 1 l55/,e| 6% | 6% | 7Vis 121/16 |29/1Gj 6 34 12s/is i ! 6I/4 | 71/2 1 71/2 834 1 29/16 |29/,e| 7 l DVirI 3Vis , 7% | 8% | 9% 9i/g 1234 1234 1 7 W* 1 2% 1 31/2 1 9 110 Vs 1101/8 12 |3i/iB|3i/,6| 7 11/2 1 3l/g | 334 |99/161111/4 U21/4 131/4 1 3% |3% | 9 2 1 3% | 41/4 1113/4 1131/2 1141/4 153/4 14i/i61 4Vi6! 9 2V2 i 4i/g I41S/UI 13 11534116% 18 1 434 | 434 (10% 3 149/16 I 31/16 115% i 1814118% 211 Vi6 1 53/g | 5% |10% 4 159/, 61 63/4 11934124% | 24 24% 1 9 | 9 11434 No. 488 No. 490 No. 48812 No. 4901-2 Dimensions "E" (end to end) and "F" (face to face) apply also to Quick-Opening Valves. Inside Scrcu, Rising Stem Templates for drilling... .page 459 For working pressures and description, see the preceding page Outside Screw and Yoke QuickOpening Thread engagement... .page 494 76 CRANE 2 5-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Brass Trimmed RATINGS IN POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH Size of valve Working JYessures^ _ | Hydrostatic Saturated!Cold water, I Cold Shell Seat steam | non-shock | gas test test 12 to 24-inch I 30 and 36-inch | 25 25 50 25 | 75 65 43 25 I 75 55 l~H- T I Non-Rising Seem Flanged No. 491 Brass Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Flanged List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Faced and Drilled Dimensions, in Inches Non-Rising Outside Screw Stem and Yoke No. of No. 493 E F G H turns or to Inches No. 491 No. 496 open 12 300.00 14 358.00 16 537.00 18 805.00 20 1095.00 *24 1976.00 *30 3380.00 *36 4920.00 360.00 452.00 650.00 950.00 1265.00 2170.00 3725.00 5400.00 i 11 323/4 59 13% 373/4 64i/2 if 14 421/2 71% 14% 46 791/4 15y2 50% 88 17 60 106 21 i 70 1273/4 i 24 i 16 16 18 18 20 22 24 30 25 29 33 37 4U/2 491/2 62 74 Should have by-pass. *oc page 84. For dimensions, sec page 86. No. 493, Steel Stem No. 496, Brass Stem Larger sizes, 42 to 72-inch, can be made to order. Prices and dimensions furnished on application. Non-Rising Stem H" 4G Open 0w0 cTW o O; g3 09 JN 25-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves are espe cially suited for exhaust and low pressure saturated steam, and for gas or water lines. They are well proportioned; sizes 24-inch and smaller have straight through ports. Brass trimmed: The body seat rings and the disc faces are brass. Body seat rings are screwed in on sizes 24-inch and smaller and rolled in on 30 and 36inch sizes; disc faces are rolled into the disc on all sizes. Non-rising stem valves hate a Cast Manganese Bronze stem: the disc is brass-bushed where it engages the stem threads. Outside screw and yoke valves have a brass stem or a steel stem, as ordered. On steel stems, that por tion which comes in contact with the stuffing box packing is nickel plated. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing and is equipped with a two-piece balltypo gland and gland flange; the gland is made of Ihrigized steel. The valves can be repacked when v. ide open and under pressure. By-passes: Sizes 24-inch and larger should nave a by-pass to enable equalizing the pressure on both sides of the disc before opening the main valve. See page S4 for description and page 86 for dimensions. Gearing: See page 85 for description and page 86 for dimensions. Vacuum service: When valves for vacuum exhaust lines are desired, orders must specify. Such valves are especially air-tested to assure absolute tightness. An ex ---E- tra charge is made for air-testing. Oucside Screw and Yoke Hub end valves: When 25-Pound Hub End Valves are required, use the Double Disc Gate Valves described on page qo. Flange dimensions, facing, and drilling: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the 25-Pound American Tentative Cast Iron Flange Standard (Bi0b2-iq31). When so ordered, the end flanges can be drilled to the American Standard. Class 125. A full face gasket should be used. List prices in clude facing and drilling co 'he 25-Pound.--,, crican Tentative Cast Iron Flange Standard. No deduction is made if valves are ordered faced onlv. J IflB LJ j ------------------------- -B---------------- Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches No. Dia. Size A B C D of of bolts bolts 12 12 19 1 17 12 14 14 21 li/s ' 183/4| 12 16 16 '231/2 li/s 2H/4 16 18 18 25 H/4 1223/41 16 20 20 1.271/2 PA 25 20 24 24 32 13/g 129%! 20 30 11/2 36 28 36 36 46 1% 1423^1 32 % % % 3/4 3/4 3/4 Vs Vs Bottom outlet valves are made to order. Motor or cylinder operation . . pages 124 to 129 Templates for drilling.. . .page 459 CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Dimensions, in Inches For general description of 125-Pound Valves, see pages 77 to 80. 81 The flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Ends Non-Rising Stem Valves Without By-Pass Screwed or Flanged O.S. & Y. Valves Without By-Pass Quick-Opening Valve Dimensions "E" and "F" apply also to Quick-Opening Valves Size Flanges No. of ABCD Bolts E F G H J K L M N turns PQ to No. | Dia. open 2 2 6 % 434 4 2% 21/2 7 n/i6 51/2 4 3 3 71/2 % 6 4 31/2 31/2 81/2 13/l6 7 8 4 4 9 lS/l6 71/2 8 5 5 10 'S/l6 81/2 8 6 6 11- 1 91/2 8 8 8 131/2 li/s ll3/4 8 10 in 16 l3/l6 141/4 12 12 12 19 11/4 17 12 14 14 21 l3/s 183/4 12 16 16 231/2 17/16 211/4 16 18 18 25 l9/l6 223/4 16 20 20 271/2 I'Vie 25 20 24 24 32 l7/s 291/2 20 30 30 3834 2i/s 36 28 36 36 46 2% 423/4 32 42 42 53 2s/s 491/2 36 48 48 591/2 2% 56 44 5/s 6i/s 7 83/4 3.25 2.75 12% 14% 8 27 s/s 61/2 71/2 1 133/4 17 8 1 1 8% 5/s 63/4 8 91/4 4.66 2.75 ISI/2 19% 27% 9 12 2 10% % 73/8 81/2 1 1 16% 21% 9 1 i 12 % 7% 9 10% 5.70 3.00 18% 233/4 35% 10 15% 2 9 % 8% 10 I I 1 21% 28 34 40 12 23 11 3/4 8% IOV2 111/4 7.80 3.00 23% 323/s 45% 12 23 2 13 % IOI/4 11`A 13 10.00 3.50 271/2 41% 59% 16 29 2 % 13 133/4 12.10 3.50 33 50% 76% 20 41 2 17 21 Vs 14 141/2 14.20 3.50 361/z 58 83% 20 41 2 25% l 15 39% 673/4 20 30 1 16 481/4 75% 1 22 | 1 34 00 *1 ll/s 17 483/4 1 24 | | 38 ll/s 18 521/2 911/4 1 24 | 1 42% 11/4 20 63% 109 1 30 | | 50 11/4 24 75% -8 1 36 | 1 95 11/2 28 92 160 42 1 11/2 33 106 191 42 1 11/2 36 114 209 42 1 Face to face: The face to face dimensions of flanged valves conform to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. b-D, Sixth Edition, May, iqqq. This Standard includes sizes z, 2L2. 3> 4. 6. 8, 10, and 12-inch. Flanged valves also conform to the American Stand ard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (B16.io-ictjq), for 125-Pound Cast Iron Wedge Gate Valves. This Standard includes sizes 2 to 24-inch inclusive. By-passes and gearing: Sizes 14-inch and larger should have a by-pass to enable equalizing the pres sure on both sides of the main valve before opening. To facilitate operation, valves 24-inch and larger should be equipped with gears. For dimensions of valves equipped with by-pass or gearing, see page 86. Bevel geared valves with by-pass: Bevel geared valves with by-pass have the by-pass on the bottom, with the stem of the by-pass valve parallel to the pinion shaft; see page 84 for illustration. Hub dimensions: Hub ends fit Class "A", "B", "C", or "D" cast iron pipe. For hub end valves used with Transite pipe, see pages 78 and 80. List prices.. . pages 79 and 80 Thread engagement... .page 494 Templates for drilling... page 459 82 CRANE 250-Pound Ferrosteel Wedge Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron WORKING PRESSURES^ 250 pounds ste :m, 450 F. 500 pounds cok: water, oil, or gas, non-shock HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 1000-pound shell test 550-pound seat test Brass Trimmed Valves Al riglu Out:-ide Screw &: Yoke Clo>cd Bchic Non-Rising Stem- Crane 250-Pound Ferrosteel Wedge Gate Valves are admirably suited for a wide variety of service conditions re quiring the use of rugged, substantially constructed valves. They will give ex cellent results on steam lines where the pressure and temperature do not require the use of steel valves, on high pressure cold water lines, on natural gas lines, oil pipe lines, etc Body and bonnet: The body and bonnet are made of Crane Ferrosteel, a high grade iron, approximately 35 per cent stronger than cast iron. X letal sections are more than ample, and the metal is distributed to provide maxi mum strength. Wedge disc: The d isc is a single cast ing with tapered faces. Two ribs cast in opposite sides of the body engage machined slots in the disc. They guide the disc, and prevent contact between the seating surfaces until the valve is practically closed. In brass trimmed valves, the faces are securely rolled into ma chined dovetails in the disc, assuring tightness under pressure. Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are recommended for steam, water, or oil, or for other fluids that do not corrode brass or iron. The screwed-in body seat rings are made of Crane Special Bronze, a leaded tin bronze of high strength and hard ness. The disc is Crane Special Bronze in the 2-inch size and cast iron faced w ith Crane Special Bronze in larger sizes. Flange dimensions and facing: Di mensions and drilling of end flanges con form to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250 (Bi6b-iQ44). End flanges have a Vfg-inch raised face. The raised face is finished with concen tric grooves, approximately 16 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. The stem in non-rising stem valves is Cast Manganese Bronze; the disc is brass-bushed where it engages the stem threads, except on 2-in..'- valves which have a solid Crane Special Bronze disc. Outside screw and yoke valves have a brass or a steel stem. The brass stem serves as a safeguard against corrosion. All-iron valves: All-iron valves are recommended for gas or oil service, or for fluids that corrode brass but not iron. They have seats cast integral with the body and disc. Valves with Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches screwed-in body seat rings can be supplied when ordered; prices on application. The stem is steel, the portion in contact with the Size BC D Bolts No. Dia. packing being nickel plated. 2 2 61/2 % 43/lS 5 8 % Stuffing box: The stuffing box has high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. 2% 2'/z 71/2 1 4is/l6 i 5% | 8 3 3 81/4 l`/8 5`Vie 1 6% 8 3A 3/4 Gland: A two-piece gland, consisting of a gland flange and a . gland, prevents binding on the valve stem and assures an even load on the packing. The gland flange is made of steel or malle able iron. The gland is made of Ihrigized steel. 3% 31/2 9 11 Vie 6% 7iA 4 4 10 w* 61%; 7% 5 5 11 1% 8S/l6 9% 6 6 pi/2 17/i6i 911/ig 110% 8 8 15 i 1% Hlis/is 13 8 8 8 12 12 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 7/s Wheels: Wheels are made of malleable iron to assure maximum 10 10 -171/21 1% 1 I4V,6 151/4! 16 1 strength. Their oval-shaped rim assures an easy grip. 12 12 ! 201/2 2 167/,6 17%l 16 lVs CRANE 83 250-Pound Ferrosteel Wedge Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. No. 6 E, Screwed No. 7 E, Flanged Crane Special Bronze Seats Steel Stem Size List Prices, Each ____ ___ 1 __________________________ . . Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke No. 2 E No. 3E No. 6E or No. 6i/2 E No. 7 E or No. 71/2 E No. 14 E All-Iron No. 6>/2 E, Screwed No. 7>/2 E, Flanged Crane Special Bronze Seats Krnei* .v. ino. 14 t, rlangcd All-Iron Dimensions, in Inches Inches Screwed Flanged F. & D. Screwed Flanged F. & D. Flanged F. &D. F G H J K L Turns to open 2 21/2 3 31/2 4 5 *6 *8 *10 *12 60.00 76.00 94.00 118.00 65.00 82.00 70.00 87.00 75.00 93.00 75.00 . 7 93.00 8 sy2 11 wy2 8 8 9>/z i3y4 i7y2 9 9 102.00 106.00 114.00 114.00 9 11 Vs 143^ 2oy2 10 10 115.00 136.00 UVs i5y2 22 10 10 133.00 142.00 157.00 157.00 11 12 17>/2 243/4 12 12 174.00 208.00 208.00 15 201/4 293/4 14 14 225.00 403.00 | 260.00 ! 260.00 ! 470.00 ' 470.00 isy8 23 341/2 16 16 1 i6v2 303/4 423/4 20 20 542.00 i 630.00 ! 630.00 18 36 523/4 22 22 775.00 900.00 900.00 193/4 393/4 60 24 24 15 I0I/2 14 I6I/2 I8I/2 23 27 35 38 46 `Sizes &-inch and larger should have a by-pass; see page 84 for description and page 8o for dimensions. By-passes: A by-pass is recommended on 250Pound Valves sizes 6-inch and larger. See page 84 for description and page S6 for dimensions. ~-K-z------ ... 3 uJ___ X. H i 4-4 Non-Rising Stem Screwed or Flanged Motor or cylinder operation: Valves used for emergency pur poses or installed in inaccessible locations should preferably be equipped with some easy means of operation, such as an elec tric or air motor drive or an operating cylinder. See pages I 24 tO I 2Q. Gearing: To facilitate opera tion, the larger size valves should be equipped with gears. See page 85 for description and page 80 for dimensions. Standards: Flanged valves con form to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, Xo. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, iQ4Q. The Standard does not include sizes 3 ]A. and 5-inch. Flanged valves also conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (B16.io-iqjq) for 250-Lb. Cast Iron Flanged Wedge Gate Valves. Drilling: End flanges are faced and drilled to the American Standard, Class 250; no deduc tion for "faced only" valves. Outside Screw and Yoke Screwed or Flanged 8 Templates for drilling.. . .page 460 Thread engagement... .page 494 84 CRANE Accessories for Iron Wedge Gate Valves For Water Service By-Passes For Steam Service For dimensions, see page 86. By-Pass on Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve Used in By-Pass By-Pass on Outside Screw & Yoke Gate Valve Outside Screw and Yoke Gate Valve Used in By-Pass When so ordered, larger size Crane Flanged End and Hub End Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves can be furnished with a by-pass. A by-pass facilitates operation of the main valve by enabling equalization of the pres sure on both sides of the disc, and in the case of steam service, permits slow warming up of the outlet side before opening the larger main valve. By-Pass on Non-Rising Stem or OutsideScrew & Yoke Gate Valve Globe Valve Used in By-Pass 8 25-Pound and 125-Pound Valves can be Extra List Prices for By-Passes supplied with a large size by-pass, suitable for water (or oil or gas) service. The valve in the by-pass is a gate valve. It is of the non-rising stem construction when the main valve is non-rising stem, and outside screw and yoke construction, when the main valve is outside screw and yoke. Unless otherwise ordered, on regular wheel operated and spur geared valves the by pass will be attached to the side of the main valve with the stem of the main valve and of the by-pass valve parallel, pointing vertically upward. Bevel geared valves with by-pass have the by-pass on the bottom of the main valve, as shown below. Pressure Class of Main Valve Size of Main Valve For Water Service On Flanged or Hub End Valves For Steam Service On Flanged End Valves Size Non- Outside Size of Rising Screw of By-Pass Stem &Yoke By-Pass By-Pass By-Pass Globe By-Pass 25 Pound Page 76 125 Pound Page 79 Inches Inches 14 | 2 16 to 20 | 3 24 and 30'. 4 36 1 6 12 and 141 2 16 to 20 I 3 24 and 30` 4 36 and 421 6 Each Each Prices on Application Prices on Application Inches I ! i 1 I 1 1 1 Each 48 1 8 1 250 Pound Page 83 5 and 6 1 81 10 1 12 1 U/4 iy2 lVz 2 Prices on Application % 3/4 Prices on 1 Application 1 Bevel Geare ' Valve with By-pass Brass trimmed valves are furnished with a brass trimmed by pass; all-iron valves are furnished with an all-iron by-pass. Cleanouts For 125-Pound Flanged Wedge Gate Valves Sizes 12-inch and smaller Side Cleanout (For Flanged Valves) Cleanouts can be fur nished for 125-Pound Iron Body Flanged Wedge Gate Valves. They should be used where sediment may ac cumulate in a valve. The cleanout can be installed on the side of the valve body. Prices on Application Indicators For No. 460 and No. 461 Wedge Gate Valves Sizes 12-inch and smaller The "Universal" type indi cator, easily applied to valves in stock or in service, consists of an indicator plate, sleeve, and pointer, all made of brass. Directions for in stallation are furnished with each indicator. Orders must specify the size and catalog number of the valve. Indicator List Price, Each| 7.00 Universal Type Indicator CRANE 85 Accessories for Iron Wedge Gate Valves Gearing Non-Rising Stem Style U Bevel Gearing Style S Spur Gearing Pressure Class of Valve 25-Pound Page 7b 125-Pound Page 79 250-Pound Page 83 Size Extra List Price per Valve of Valve Non-Rising StemlOutside Screw & Yoke Inches Bevel 1 Spur | Bevel I Spur 14 16 18 20 Prices on Application 24 30 36 12 14 16 18 20 Prices on 24 Application 30 36 42 48 8 10 Prices on Application 12 Prices on Application Prices on Application 1 Prices on Application Outside Screw and Yoke Style N Bevel Gearing Style O Bevel Gearing When desired, larger size Crane Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves can be sup plied with gears, which greatly facili tate operation. Bevel gearing: Unless otherwise or dered, non-rising stem bevel geared valves are furnished with the pinion shaft extending at right angles to the run of the valve. They can also be fur nished with the shaft parallel to the run. With Style N bevel gearing for outside screw and yoke valves, the pinion shaft extends at right angles to the run of the valve; with Style 0, parallel to the run. Unless otherwise ordered, Style N will be furnished. For dimensions of geared valves, see page 86. `imfrrnw Style P Spur Gearing Every Pipe Line Needs Support! Piping won't stand up and work effi ciently without adequatesupport. Its own weight plus the ..--_ ___ - - weight of the fluid will cause a break in the line or will strain joints to the point of leakage and distort or ruin valve seats. An amply strong pipe hanger or support at about io-foot intervals is considered good practice for the average or ordinary install ation, but the spacing will vary consider ably with the size and type of system. Place the hangers close to valves and heavy pieces of equipment. This catalog shows many pipe hangers and supports; see pages 42q to 442. For spacing, see page 550. Use Crane Steel Gate Valves For Higher Pressures and Temperatures For pressures and temperatures that are beyond the scope of iron valves and for unusually severe services, Crane'manufactures a complete line of Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves. Of outstanding quality, Crane Steel Gate Valves are made in a wide rang,, of sizes and with screwed, flanged, butt-welding, or socket-weld ing ends. The valves are available for pressures as high as 2500 pounds at iooo F., or 6000 pounds at ioo F. See page 210 and pages 221 to 234. 86 CRANE Iron Wedge Gate Valves with Gearing or By-Pass Dimensions, in Inches H vt. B Non-Rising Stem Valves with Bevel or Spur Gears Style N yityle O Style P 8 Bevel Gearing Bevel Gearing Spur Gearing For dimensions of valves without gearing or by-pass, Outside Screw and Yoke Valves with Bevel or Spur Gears refer to the following pages: 25-Pound Page 76 125-Pound Page 81 250-Pound . Page 83 Gearing: Face to face and end to end dimensions are the same for valves with or without gears. out by-pass, except on 12-inch hub end and 36-inch flanged end i2j-Pound Valves. On these sizes, 125Pound Valves with by-pass have a longer face to face dimension. Valves with by-pass: The face to face dimension Center to top and wheel diameter dimensions are the of valves with by-pass is the same as for valves with- same for valves with or without by-pass. Flanged and Hub End Valves with By-Pass nx m Size of Main Valve Bevel Geared A | B |C Valves with Gears Spur Geared D| E :F| G Valves with By-Pass No. of By-Pass By-Pass H J turns to K *L for Water for Steam open Size' M Sizel N 25-Pound Wedge Gate Valves 00! 00 Hub End `Flanged 14 1335/g | 50% |12s/8! 433/4 | 6 i 5334 | 10 14 I 16 | 39 155% | 13 | 50 | 6 1 591/2 I 12 18 I 18 i 42% | 61% | 13 | 531/2 | 6 1 653/8 1 12 18 | 20 1 461/g 1 67% | 13 | 571/4 | 6 1 71% 1 12 18 | 24 i 55'/2| 81% jl6%| 691/2 | 8 1 87% I 1434 22 [ 30 64% | 96% |16%| 78% | 8 IIO21/4I 143/4 22 | 36 : 751/g |113%|20i/2| 91% |1013/16|119%| 17 27 | ; 58 | 1 66 | 1 74 | 1 83 | 1 148 | 1 186 | 1 259 | |*13i/2| 2 1231/41 1 *14 | 3 1271/4; 1*141/21 3 PI51/2I 3 |29i/4| 1 *17 I 4 |35i/4l 1 *21 I 4 I `24 I 6 143341 ist IS i 1 1 125-Pound Wedge Gate Valves 12 ; 32% 145% I 13 143% | 6 150%! 12 | 18 1 2 14 i 3734 153% | 13 148% ! 6 i 58 I 12 | 18 I 16 | 437/8 | 60% | 17 | 577/g | 8 166% !14 i/16. 22 | 18 ! 453/4 | 651/4 | 17 | 593/4 | 8 1 71 ,14H/I6j 22 | 20 1 49% ! 71 Vs 1 17 I 631/g | 8 | 77 |14H/16| 22 | 24 1 575/g 1 85% !20i/2|73S/8il0i3/16! 903/4 | 17 1 27 | 30 ,713/8 1106%! 23 i 87% 12 ` 112 | 19 , 30 | 36 8434 | 123 I26i/4| 103 . 15 :i2734i 20% 1 30 | 42 1017/g| 146 !31%:123%! 193/g |151i/2l 227/g | 36 | 48 1077/gl 160 [31%jl29%l 193/g 116434! 227/g | 36 1 50 | 16 | *14 | 2 |22%| 60 | 1 *15 I 2 I23%| 102 j 1 *16 I 3 |27y4l 114 | 1 *17 I 3 127 | 1 *18 I 3 ;29%| 175 | 1 *20 | 4 1351/41 380 | | *24 | 4 |38%[ 560 | 1 32 | 6 1 45 I 785 I 1 *33 | 6 1 50 | 900 1 1 *36 | 8 '573/4I , ] 1 -N - By-Pass For Steam Service 250-Pound Wedge Gate Valves 51 1 1 1 .1 1! 61 1 1 1 i :1 11 8 1 247/8 ! 35 1 13 I 357/a | 6 1 39% | 12 1 18 I 10 I 30 1 43 U5%| 42% | 7 1475/g | 14 1 20 | 12 1 33% 1 48 !15%| 4534 | 7 1 5234 | 14 1 20 I I1 11 1 70 I 1 95 | 1 115 I | *15 | 1% | 15 | 3/4 |U34 1`157/gl 1% 114341 34 ji2% l*16%| 1% !19%! 3/4 113% | *18 1 1% |19%! 1 |16% 1*19341 2 I23%l 1 11734 `Dimension "L", the face to lace of Hanged valves with by-pass, includes the 34-inch raised laces on 250-Pound Valves. Dimensions identified by an asterisk are the same as for valves without by-pass. Description of gears.. . .page 85 Description of by-passes.. . page 84 Templates for drilling.. . .pages 459 and 460 Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves; A.W.W.A. Valves CRANE Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves A.W.W. A. Valves Names of Parts......................................................................................page 88 Iron Body Valves General Description......................................................pages 88 and 8q 2 5-Pound.......................................................................page-; qo and qi ioc-Pound W.O.G.........................................................pages qz and q3 200-Pound W.O.G.........................................................pages q6 and q7 A. W. W. A.....................................................................pages q4 and qj Ferrosteel Valves General Description......................................................pages 88 and 8q 500-Pound W.O.G.......................................................................... page q8 8oo-Pound W.O.G.......................................................................... page qq Accessories ' By-Passes............................................................................................. pageioz Gearing................................................................................................. page102 Cleanouts.............................................................. pages qi, q3, and 102 Indicators:........................................................................................... page102 Dimensions Valves with Gearing or By-Pass............................pages 100 and 101 Cast Steel Pipe Line Cate Valves .... pages 232 and 233 The Crane line of Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves includes valves for water, oil, or gas pressures up to 800 pounds as well as valves for low pressure steuin. Brass Trimmed, All-Iron, and A.WAV.A. Valves are available. The uniformly superior quality that distinguishes all Crane products has been maintained in this line. Excellence of de sign, high grade materials, and workmanship of the highest order assure dependability in service. 87 Crane iron body double disc gate valves installed in the pipe lines of a large pumping station. 88 CRANE Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Wheel Gland Flange Gland Packing Stuffing Box Upper Spreader Spreader Bushing Disc Seat Ring Bonnet Disc Stem Body Body Seat Ring Lower Spreader Guide Ribs Cast in Body Non-Rising Stem Valve Open Flanged end bodies for 500 and 800-Pound W.O.G. Valves have straight through ports; see page 89. 9 Discs with Spreaders Discs with Wedges The Discs Depending upon the size of the valve and the pressure class, two types of disc construction are used in Crane Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves. Discs with spreaders: The upper spreader, engaging the valve stem, raises and lowers the discs. When the valve is being closed, the lower spreader strikes a stop in the bottom of the body; further rotation of the wheel brings the wedging surfaces of the spreaders into contact, and the spreaders force the discs out ward against the seats. Discs with wedges: A disc nut, engag ing the valve stem, raises and lowers the discs. When the valve is being closed, two hooks, carrying Manganese Bronze wedges, strike a stop in the bottom of the body; further rotation of the wheel forces the wedges between the discs, and the wedges force the discs outward against the seats. Outside Screw and Yoke Valve Closed Discs with Spreaders CRANE 89 General Description The general characteristics of Crane Iron Body and Ferrosteel Double Disc Gate Valves are illustrated on the preceding page. Except for their proportions and for the materials used, the various lines are very similar in construction. Double discs: The seats in the valves are parallel. The disc mechanism, illustrated and described on the preceding page, assures positive, tight seating and easy opening. Except for certain small size valves having brass or Crane Special Bronze discs, brass trimmed valves have cast iron or Ferrosteel discs with brass or Crane Special Bronze seating faces. The faces are securely rolled into machined dovetails in the discs, assuring tightness under pressure. In all-iron valves, the seating faces are cast integral with the discs. In non-rising stem brass trimmed valves, the portion of the discs that engages the stem threads is brass or brass-bushed. In brass trimmed valves with spreader type discs, the lower spreader is brass in the smaller sizes, and cast iron with brass wedging faces in the larger sizes. Body and bonnet: All lines of valves have oval-shaped bodies and bonnets. Metal sections are more than ample, and the metal is distributed to assure maximum strength. Flanged end 500 and 800- Pound W.O.G. Valves have straight through ports, as shown in the illustration at the right. The metal sections adj a- Straight Through Ports cent to the bonnet and end flanges are heavily reinforced. 500 and 800-Pound W.O.G. Valves Body seat rings: In brass trimmed valves, the body seat rings are brass or Crane Special Bronze. In brass trimmed 25-Pound Valves 14-inch and larger, the body seat rings are rolled into machined dove tails in the body. In 10 and 12-inch 25-Pound Valves, and in all brass trimmed valves for higher pressures, the body seat rings are screwed into the body. All-iron valves are regularly furnished with the seats integral with the body. However, they can be fur nished with screwed-in body seat rings when so ordered; prices on application. Stem: The stem in non-rising stem brass trimmed valves is made of Crane Cast Manganese Bronze or rolled brass, depending upon the pressure class. Outside screw and yoke brass trimmed valves are made with a rolled brass stem. All-iron valves have a steel stem; the portion coming in contact with the packing is nickel phted. Gland and stuffing box: All valves have a twopiece ball-type gland, consisting of an Ihrigized steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. This construction provides for even distribution of the compressive loading on the packing, the balltype bearing between the gland and flange compen sating for unequal adjustment of the bolts. Binding on the valve stem and frequent stuffing box main tenance are avoided. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. In non-rising stem valves, jamming the disc in the wide open position forces the stem collar against the machined top of the bonnet, making a pressuretight joint. In outside screw and yoke valves, when the valve is jammed wide open, the tapered stem ring engages a tapered machined surface in the under side of the top of the bonnet, forming a tight joint. Yoke: In smaller size outside screw and yoke valves, the yoke is cast integral with the bonnet. In larger sizes, the yoke is made in two halves, bolted to the bonnet and bolted together at the top. Yoke sleeve: The yoke sleeve is made of Crane Cast Manganese Bronze. Wheel: Wheels are made of malleable iron to assure maximum strength. They have an oval-shaped rim, affording an easy grip. In non-rising stem valves, the wheel has a tapered square hole fitting the tapered square end of the stem, and is held in place by a steel nut. In outside screw and yoke valves, the hole in the wheel is hexagonal and tapered, and fits the tapered hexagonal top of the yoke sleeve. The wheel is held in place by a malleable iron nut. In both types of valves, the wheel is attached securely, yet can be removed easily. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges on flanged valves con form to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard for their respective working pressures. The flanges on 25-Pound, ioo-Pound W.O.G., and 200-Pound W.O.G. valves are plain faced with a smooth finish. 500-Pound W.O.G. flanged valves are regularly fur nished with a raised face J/fg-inch high on the end flanges. 8oo-Pound W.O.G. flanged valves are regularly fur nished with a j<(-inch male face (large male) on the end flanges. 90 CRANE 2 5-Pound Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed Sire of valve Working pressures Flanged valves Saturated: Cold 1 Cold water j steam j gas j non-shock) Hub end valves 1 Cold Cold water gas non-shock Hydrostatic test pressures Flanged or hub end valves Shell test Seat test 10 to 24-inch 25 pounds 25 pounds 50 pounds 25 pounds 50 pounds 75 pounds 65 pounds 30 81 36-inch 25 pounds 25 pounds 43 pounds 25 pounds 43 pounds 75 pounds 55 pounds 42 &l 48-inch 25 pounds 25 pounds 35 pounds 50 pounds 45 pounds Crane 25-Pound Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves, Motor or cylinder operation: Valves installed in illustrated on the opposite page, are admirably suited inaccessible locations or used for emergency purposes for a great variety of service conditions that do not should be equipped with some easy means of opera require the use of "Standard" or "[25-Pound" tion, such as an electric or air motor drive, or an weight valves. They will give excellent service in operating cylinder; see pages 124 to 12Q. low pressure steam, water, or gas lines, in exhaust or condenser piping, in waterworks, irrigation, filtration, or sewage disposal systems, in pumping engine suc tion lines, or in by-product coke installations. Vacuum or air service: Valves for vacuum exhaust lines or for air service should be specially air-tested; an extra charge is made. Unless orders specify airtested, water-tested valves are furnished. They are short and compact, occupying a minimum 9 of space in the pipe line. Disc rollers: Brass trimmed valves, 14-inch and larger, ordered for use in a horizontal line with the Brass trimmed: The body seat rings are brass. valve stem horizontal, will be equipped with a brass In sizes 10 and 12-inch valves, they are track in the lower side of the body, and brass rollers screwed into the body. In the larger sizes, they are and brass scrapers in the lower side of the discs. rolled into the body. When so ordered, screwed-in rings can be furnished in the larger sizes; prices on application. Cleanouts: When so ordered, these valves can be furnished with cleanouts; see the opposite page. The discs are cast iron with brass seating faces. The stem is brass (Cast Manganese Bronze in the larger sizes of non-rising stem valves). In non-rising stem valves, the portion of the discs that engages the stem threads is brass or brass-bushed. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the 25Pound American Tentative Cast Iron Flange Stand ard (Bi6b2-i93i). The flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. The valves have a two-piece ball-type gland, con sisting of an Ihrigized steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. On special order, valves can be drilled to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.11948). W'hen so drilled, full face gaskets should be used to avoid distorting the end flanges. Stuffing boxes: The stuffing boxes are filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Hub end valve : In place of a wheel, hub end valves are equipped with a square operating nut. The hubs fit Class "A" or "B" cast iron pipe. Sizes indicated below are suitable for use with Transite pipe; specify pipe size and class on orders. For machined or rough end Transite pipe: 10 and 12-inch valves... .for Class 50 or 100 pipe 14 to 36-inch valves... .for Class 50 pipe For machined end Transite pipe only: 14 to 18-inch valves......... for Class 100 pipe By-passes: Sizes 24-inch and larger should have a by-pass, to enable equalizing the pressure on both sides of the valve before opening. See pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description. Gearing: To facilitate operation, 42 and 48-inch valves should be equipped with gears. See pages too to 102 for dimensions and description. Size 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 42 48 Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches No. A B c D of bolts 10 16 T/s 141/4 12 12 19 1 17 12 14 21 ll/s 183/4 12 16 23J/2 iVs 211/4 16 18 25 Wi 223/4 16 20 27Vi l>/4 25 20 24 32 1% 291/z 20 30 383/4 l`/2 36 28 36 46 1% 423/4 32 42 53 134 491/z 36 48 59 y2 2 56 44 Dia. of bolts 5/g % Vs 3/4 Vi Vi Vi % % 1 1 Additional description,. . .pages 88 and 89 A ^ CRANE 91 25-Pound Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed M A 9V K Open For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. r h|jJ , L; r , I' ' G- l ! --H Flanged -F--Hub Ends , lil f I; X! -E-- Flanged Non-Rising Stem Valves Without By-Pass Outside Screw and Yoke Valve Without By-Pass Hubs on hub end valves will accom modate Class "A" or "B" cast iron pipe, and in some sizes, are suitable for use with certain classes of Transite pipe; refer to the preceding page. Non-Rising Stem No. 791 Flanged No. 798 Hub Ends Outside Screw and Yoke No. 793i/2 Flanged Size List Prices, Each List Prices and Dimensions Dimensions, in Inches Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Inches No. 791 Flanged F. & D. No. 798 Hub Ends No. 793% Flanged F. & D. HK 10 185.00 173.00 218.00 || 91/2 | 123/g | 12.10 | 3.50 | 27% 47 12 230.00 14 358.00 210.00 333.00 276.00 10 412.00 !| IOV2 12% 131/g 14.20 3.50 30% 16.10 3.50 34 541/4 64% 16 506.00 | 470.00 570.00 11 14% 18.40 4.00 37 713/4 18 690.00 | 640.00 20 880.00 | 825.00 760.00 965.00 :: 111/2 14Vi 6 20.50 4.00 421/4 !| 12 153/i6 22.60 4.00 451/2 803/4 88% *24 1335.00 1235.00 1460.00 13 I 153/4 26.80 4.00 521/4 104 `30 2600.00 2450.00 2800.00 j| 14% I 17% 33.00 4.50 64 128 *36 3950.00 3700.00 4260.00 16 | 18% 39.30 4.87 74% 148% *t42 5800.00 17% 176% *t48 7800.00 19 2003,4 `Sizes 24- inch and larger should have a by-pass; see pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description. fSizes 42 and 48-inch should be geared; see pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description.______ 12 12 14 14 18 18 20 22 27 30 36 No. of M turns to open 22 26 29 33 38 42 49 124 147 131 ! 149 Double Cleanout Flanged valves in sizes larger than listed above (up to 72-inch) are furnished to order; prices and dimensions on application. Cleanout: When so ordered, these valves on sizes 14-inch and larger can be fitted with two side cleanouts as illustrated at the left; prices furnished on application. The cleanouts are useful on valves in stalled in gas lines. They permit passing a rod through the valve between the seats to dislodge coke or other sediment. Templates for drilling.. . .page 459 Drilling: Flanged valves are furnished faced and drilled (F. 62 D.) unless ordered faced only. List prices include facing and drilling to the 25-Pound American Tenta tive Cast Iron Flange Standard. When valves are ordered faced only, they will be furnished at the same price as for faced and `drilled. By~passes and gearing.. . .pages 100 to 102 92 CRANE 100-Pound W.O.G. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed Size of valve 4 to 24-inch 30 and 36-inch Working pressures Flanged valves | Hub end valves || Cold water, oil, Cold water or gas or gas non-shock non-shock 100 pounds 80 pounds 100 pounds 1 i Hydrostatic test pressures Flanged or hub end valves Shell test Seat test 200 pounds ISO pounds 125 pounds 100 pounds Crane ioo-Pound W.O.G. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves, illustrated on the opposite page, are recommended for service conditions that do not re quire the use of Standard or 125-Pound weight valves but that are too severe for low pressure valves. They are particularly suitable for moderate water, oil, or gas pressures. Brass trimmed: The body seat rings are brass, screwed into the body. The discs are cast iron or Ferrosteel with brass seating faces. The valves have a brass stem (Cast Manganese Bronze in non-rising stem valves); the bonnet and stuffing box are brass-bushed at points of contact with the stem. In non-rising stem valves, the por tion of the discs that engages the stem threads is brass or brass-bushed. The valves have a two-piece, ball-type gland consist ing of an Ihrigized steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Hub end valves: In place of a wheel, hub end valves are equipped with a square operating nut. The hubs will accommodate Class "A", "B", or "C" cast iron pipe. Sizes indicated below are suitable for use with Transite pipe: For machined or rough end Transite pipe: 4 to 24-inch valves... .for Class 50 or 100 pipe 4 to 8-inch valves.... for Class 150 pipe For machined end Transite pipe only: 4-inch valves................. for Class 200 pipe Orders for valves intended for use with Transite pipe should specify the pipe size and class. By-passes: Sizes 18-inch and larger should have a by-pass, to enable equalizing the pressure on both sides of the valve bef : opening. See pages 100 to 102 for dimensions anu description. Gearing: To facilitate operation, valves 30-inch and larger should be equipped with gears. See pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description. Motor or cylinder operation: Valves installed in inaccessible locations or used for emergency purposes should preferably be equipped with some easy means of operation, such as an electric or air motor drive, or an operating cylinder. See pages 124 to rzq.' Air service: Valves, for air service should be spe cially air-tested to assure absolute tightness; an extra charge is made. Orders must specify air-tested, otherwise water-tested valves will be furnished. Disc rollers: When ordered for use in a horizontal line with the valve stem horizontal, valves 14-inch and larger will be equipped with a brass track in the lower side of the body, and with brass rollers and brass scrapers in the lower side of the discs. Cleanouts: When so ordered, ioo-Pound W.O.G. Valves [4-inch and larger can be fitted with two side cleanouts, as shown on the opposite page. Indicators: The stem of an outside screw and yoke valve indicates the position of the disc. Non-rising stem valves 12-inch and smaller can be furnished with an indicator; see page ioz. Flange dimensions and facing: Dimensions and drilling of end flanges conform to the Amer ican Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1-1948). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Size 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches A B C D No. of Dia. of bolts bolts 4 9 ts/i 71/2 8 6 11 1 91/2 8 8 131/2 l`/s 1I34 8 10 16 lVis W14 12 12 19 l`/4 17 12 14 21 1% 183/4 12 16 23i/2 lVlfi 211/4 16 18 25 l9/is 2234 16 20 271/z l`/l6 25 20 24 32 1% 291/2 20 30 383/, 2i/s 36 28 36 46 23/g 423/4 32 s/s 3/4 3/4 Vs Vs 1 1 H/s li/s 1*4 11/4 11/2 Additional description.. . .pages 88 and89 CRANE 100-Pound W.O.G. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed 1--1 For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. N A-1 j K Open =5 93 nJ i l' 1.JJ _ 1: E--^ ip. 1 G- --- r -H JL --F-- V , 1.1 - -J 1 Flanged Hub Ends Flanged Non-Rising Stem Valves Without By-Pass Outside Screw and Yoke Valve Without By-Pass Hubs on hub end valves will accom modate Class "A", "B", or "C" cast iron pipe, and in some sices, are suit able for use with certain classes of Transitc pipe; see the preceding page. Non-Rising Stem No. 776 Flanged No. 777 Hub Ends Outside Screw and Yoke No. 77S Flanged List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Inches Non-Rising Stem No. 776 Flanged F. & D. No. 777 Hubs Ends Outside Screw and Yoke No. 778 Flanged F. & D. E No. of F G H J K L M N turns to open 41 55.00 52.00 1 63.00 I 8 | 113/4 | 5.70| 4.00 153/4 1 223/4 1 9 92 131/2 61 89.00 8 | 138.00 83.00 | 128.00 1 104.00 160.00 <! 8V4 1 121/2 1 7.80 | 4.00 20 1 311/4 1 10 10 2 ! 13*4 'I 10 1 131/4 | 10.00 ! 4.00 2434 I 401/2 ! 12 12 2 ! 171/2 10 235.00 220.00 270.00 ! 11 14 [ 12.10 ! 4.00 2814 4734 | 12 12 2 i 22 12 1 330.00 312.00 ! 380.00 . 12 1 141/2 1 14.20 1 4.00 32`/s 1 56 | 14 14 2 ! 26 14 1 445.00 16 | 665.00 > 415.00 | 622.00 | 500.00 730.00 1 13V4 I 151/4 1 16.45 I 4.00 3534 1 621/2 | 14 14 2 1 30 1 15 I 151/2 | 18.80 I 4.00 4034 1 7H/4 | 16 16 2 1 34 *18 1 875.00 815.00 ' 950.00 I6V2 I I6I/2 1 20.92 1 4.00 44 1 7834 | 18 18 2 1 38 *20 - 1090.00 1025.00 | 1175.00 1 18 1 18 1 23.06 1 4.00 48VZ 1 861/2 1 20 20 2 i 42 *24 1630.00 1500.00 i 1750.00 : i9/2 l 191/2 1 27.32 ! 4.00 57 1 1021/2 1 24 24 2 . 501/2 *tJ0 ! 4200.00 1 4400.00 :| 23 1 1 J 721/4 I 1301/4 1 30 30 631/2 *t36 6100.00 1 6450.00 1 25i/2 1 1 86 ! 1533/4 ! 36 36 1 114 Sizes 18-inch and larger should have a by-pass. See pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description, fSizcs 30-inch and 36-inch should be geared. See pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description. Larger size Hanged valves, 42 to 66-inch, can be made to order. Prices and dimensions will be furnished on application. Double Cleanout Cleanouts; 100-Pound W.O.G. Valves 14-inch and larger can be fitted with two side cleanouts as illustrated at the left. Prices are furnished on application. The cleanouts are useful on valves installed in gas lines. They permit passing a rod through the valve between the seats to dislodge coke or other sediment. By-passes and gearing___ pages 100 to 102 Drilling: Flanged valves are furnished faced and drilled (F. & D.) unless ordered faced only. List prices include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class iij. When valves are ordered faced only, they will be furnished at the same price as for faced and drilled. Templates for drilling___ page 459 94 CRANE A.W.W.A. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed Sizes 2 to 12-inch 14 to 36-inch Working Pressures <Non-Shock) Hydrostatic Test Pressures Shell 1 Seat 200 pounds cold water 350 pounds ' 225 pounds 150 pounds cold water 300 pounds | 175 pounds Dimensions are shown on the opposite page. Cross Section Non-Rising Stem (Sizes 12-inch and smaller) Prices on application These valves comply in design and materials with specifications for Gate Valves for Ordinary Water Works Service, 7F.i-iq3q, effective May 1, iq3q, as adopted jointly by the American Water Works Association and the New England Water Works Association. Non-Rising Stem No. 480J/2, Hub Ends With Square Operating Nut Sizes 2 to 36-inch Non-Rising Stem No. 2485, Flanged With Hand Wheel Sizes 2 to 24-inch Outside Screw and Yoke No. 2495, Flanged With Hand Wheel Sizes 2 to 24-inch Larger sizes, up to 48-inch, can be made to order. Body and bonnet: The body and bonnet, oval in shape with uniformly thick metal sections to provide maximum strength, are made of cast iron in the smaller sizes and of Ferrosteel in the larger sizes. Flanged bodies have straight-through ports permit ting uninterrupted fluid flow; tie ribs between the bonnet flange and end flanges assure proper support of the body and guard against line strains. Double discs: The parallel seat and double disc construction contributes to the accurate operation of these valves. Depending upon the valve size, either wedges controlled by hooks, or upper and lower spreaders force the discs outward upon seating or release the discs from their seats at the first open ing movement; see page 88 for description. Wher ever necessary to prevent corrosion, the operating parts are made of brass or are brass faced or bushed. Seats and discs: The body seat rings, made of brass, are screwed into the body. The discs in sizes 3-inch and smaller are brass; in the larger sizes, they are made of iron with a brass face. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Hub end valves: Hub end valves, made with a non-rising stem, have a z-inch square operating nut. The hubs will accommodate Class "A", "B", "C", or "D" cast iron pipe. Sizes indicated below are suitable for use with Transite pipe; specify pipe size and class on orders. For machined or rough end Transite pipe: 3 to 36-inch valves.... for Class 50 pipe 3 to 24-inch valves.... for Class 100 pipe 3 to 8-inch valves... .for Class 150 pipe For machined end Transite pipe only: 30 and 36-inch valves... .for Class 100 pipe 4-inch valves.... for Class 200 pipe Flanged valves: Flanged valves conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (B16.10-1939), for iz5-Lb. Cast Iron Flanged Double Disc Gate Valves. This Standard includes sizes 2 to 1 z-inch, inclusive. Stem: Non-rising stem valves have a stem made of Crane Cast \Ian_ rnese Bronze, an alloy of unusually high tensile and torsional strength with excellent wearing quality. A brass-bushed stem collar, set be tween graphite'd stem bearings, assures long troublefree service. Outside screw and yoke valves have a brass stem and a brass bonnet bushing. Gland: The valves have a two-piece gland consist ing of an Ihrigized steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. Zinc-plated gland bolts and brass gland bolt nuts eliminate the possibility of corrosion. Disc rollers: When valves 16-inch and larger are ordered for use in a horizontal line with the stem horizontal, they are equipped with a brass track in the lower side of the body, and with brass rollers and brass scrapers in the lower side of the discs. By-passes: Sizes 16-inch and larger can be equipped with a by-pass when so ordered. Gearing: To facilitate operation, sizes 24-inch and larger should be equipped with gears. Dimensions are shown on the opposite page. CRANE Dimensions of A.W.W.A. Gate Valves Flange Dimensions and Facing Valves Without Gears 95 The dimensions and drilling of end flanges on flanged valves conform to the Amer ican Cast I ron Flange Stand ard, Class i2) (B16.i-i048). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. No. 480*.2 Non-Rising Stem Hub Ends No. 248? Non-Rising Stem Flanged Outside Screw and Yoke Flanged Dimension "N", showing clearance of by-pass, also applies to valves having the by-pass installed on the bottom. Dimensions, in Inches__________ 1 Size Flanges Bolts E1F With- I With With- I With out | by ! out by G H J K L! No. 1 No. ' N Size of by- A B C D No. I Dia. by-pass pass by-pass pass 2485 2495 pass 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 | 36 2 6 s/s 4% 4 1 % 3 7% % 6 4 1% 4 9 *S/lS 7*/2 8 1 s/s 6 11 1 9Vi 1 8 1 % 8 13*/2 l*/8 11% 8 1 % 10 16 l%s 141/4 12 1 7/s 12 19 1 Vi 17 12 1 7/s 14 21 1% 18% 12 1 1 16 23% l7/l6 211/4 16 1 1 18 25 1% 22% 16 1 m 20 27 Vi lU/l6 25 20 1 l`/s 24 32 l7/s 291/z 20 11V41 ||I 11 1 7 8 9 IOV2 IH/2 13 14 15% 17 18%. 20 24 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 26i/2 27 28 1 1 1 | 32 i 1 91/4 3.38|3.00 131/2 16*/4 11 1 4.66|3.50 16% 21% 121/4 1 131/4 1 5.70|4.00 181/2 245/g | 7.80|4.00 221/4 311/4 133/4 1 110.0014.00 25% 411/4 141/2 1 15 1 112.101 4.00 |30Vi 511/2 114.201 4.00 34 58% 17% 1 116.4514.00 40 67 T# OO o' CO 00 --4 18 1 211/2 75% 19 1 221/2 (20.92|4.00 48% 831/z 20 231/2 |23.06| 4.00 52% 93 22 1 26% |27.32! 4.00 i 643/4 1093/4 24 1 323/4 |33.7414.50| 78 27 1 32 |40.16[ 4.50 88 8'9| 9 ' 12 | 10 1 12 | 12 1 12 j 14 1 16 | 16 | 18 | 18 | 20 1 22 | 26 1 24 1 27% 1 24 | 28% 30 132% 1 37% 1 44% 3 3 3 4 4 6 Dimension M, the sice of the square operating nut, is 2 inches for all No. 480% Valves. Flanged valves in sices 30 to 48-inch and hub end valves in sices 42 and 48-inch are made to order; dimensions on request. Valves With Gears Bevel Gearing Spur Gearing Non-Rising Stem Valves Dimensions, in Inches Dimensions not given for valves with gears athe same as those shown for valves without gea. Size O P Q R S T NonRising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke 12 [303,6 6 13 141*4 6 14 1353/s 6 13 |46Vi 6 16 |40% 7% 17 55 8 18 1443/g 7% 17 1581/2 8 20 147% 7% 17 [6II/4 8 24 156% 83/4 1201/2 [721/4 10*3/16 30 67% 91/4 23 |84Vi 12 36 79 103/4 1261/4 1971/2 15 12 46 1123/4150% 12 14 152% 1234156% 12 16 159% 17 165% 1434 18 1651/4 17 71 1434 20 72 17 |77% 1434 24 .853/s !20Vi 91 17 18 18 22 22 22 27 30 30 18 18 22 22 22 27 Templates for drilling... .page 459 Bevel Gearing Spur Gearing Outside Screw and Yoke Valves These valves, regularly made to open to the left, can be made to open to the right when so ordered. 96 CRANE 200-Pound W. O. G. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron WORKING PRESSURES 2 to i '-inch -- 200 pounds cold water, oil. or gas. non-shock 14 to zj-inch -- 150 pounds cold water, oil. or gas. non-shock Crane 2co-Pound W.O.G. Iron Body Double Disc Cate Valves, illustrated on the op HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 2 to 12-inch--350-pound shell test --225-pound seat test snouid preferably be equipped w ith some easy means of oper ation. An electric or air posite page, are especially rec 14 to 24-inch--250-pound shell test motor drive, or an operating ommended for use in the oil --175-pound seat test cylinder, is ideal for this and gas industry, and for purpose. For details, see water lines requiring rugged, Air tested pages i 24 to 12q. substantially constructed valves. In oil or gas fields, in oil refineries, and in Cleanouts: For use on lines carrying an unusual stations for storing and dispensing gasoline or oil, amount of sediment, tarry fluids, etc., flanged valves the;, are exceptionally well suited for general utility 12-inch and smaller can be equipped with a side service in oil, gas, or water lines. cleanout to facilitate cleaning; see page 102. Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are recommended for water, oil. or gas lines. The 'xxly seat rings are brass, screwed into the body. The discs in sizes 3-inch and smaller are brass; in larger sizes, they are cast iron w ith a brass face. Brass trimmed valves have a brass stem (Cast Man ganese Bronze in non-rising stem valves). In non rising stem valves, the portion of the discs that en gages the stem threads is brass or brass-bushed. All-iron valves: All-iron valves are recommended for oil or gas, or for fluids that corrode brass. The seats are cast integral with the body and discs. Valves with screwed-in body seat rings can be made to order; prices on application. The stem is steel, and that portion which comes in contact with the packing is nickel plated. Stuffing box: The stuffing boxes are filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Gland: The two-piece gland consists of an Ihrigized steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. Hub end valves: Hub end valves conforming to the American Water Works Association specifications are available; sec page Q4 for description. By-passes: Sizes [4-inch and larger should have a by-pass, to enable equalizing the pressure on both sides of the valve before opening; see pages too to 102 for dimensions and description. Gearing: To facilitate operation, 24-inch valves should be equipped with gears; see pages 100 to IC2 for dimensions and description. Disc rollers: When ordered for use in a horizontal line with the valve stem horizontal, valves 10-inch and larger will be equipped with a brass track in the lower side of the body and with brass rollers and scrapers in the lower side of the discs. Motor or cylinder operation: Valves installed in inaccessible locations or used for emergency purposes Indicators: The stem of the outside screw and yoke valves indicates the position of the disc. Xon- rising stem valves [2-inch and smaller can be furn ished with an indicator; see page 102. Standards: Flanged valves without by-pass con form (except for marking) to the American Petro leum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, iqqq. This Standard includes sizes, 2, 2^2. 3, 4. 6, 8, io, and 12-inch. Flanged valves without by-pass also conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (B16.io-iq3Q), for 125-Lb. Cast Iron Flanged Double Disc Gate Valves. This Standard includes sizes 2 to 12-inch inclusive. Flange dimensions and facing: The end flanges conform to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 C (B16.1-ICJ48). t Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Size Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches A B C D No. of Dia. of bolts bolts 2 2V4 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 2 2% 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 6 7 7Vz 9 10 11 13 V2 16 19 21 231/2 25 271/z 32 % 1 Vl6 % 1S/l6 IS/l6 1 u/g C/is I'A i% 17/i6 l9/is lU/l l7/g 43/4 Si/2 6 71/2 8>/2 91/2 11% 141/4 17 183/4 211/4 223/4 25 291/2 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 12 12 12 16 16 20 20 s/g s/s % % 3/4 % % % 7/g 1 1 l'/g U/g 11/4 Additional description.. . .pages 88 and 89 CRANE 200-Pound W.O.G. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron 97 Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke -3C -TT- 3 A Screwed No. 480 Brass Trimmed Flanged No. 481 Brass Trimmed No. 1081 All-Iron Non-Rising Stem Valves Without By-Pass Outside Screw and Yoke Valves Without By-Pass Screwed No. 482 Brass Trimmed Flanged No. 483 Brass Trimmed No. 1083 All-I ron For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. Size List Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke No. 480 No. 481 No. 1081 No. 482 No. 483 No. 1083' E F G Screwed Flanged Flanged Screwed Flanged Flanged i Inches F. & D. F. 8zD. F. &D. F. & D. 2 21/2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 * 14 * 16 * 18 * 20 *t24 34.50 36.00 40.00 55.50 94.00 38.00 38.00 40.50 40.50 45.00 | 45.00 63.50 63.50 85.50 103.00 103.00 179.00 179.00 295.00 295.00 420.00 420.00 570.00 815.00 1120.00 ! 1660.00 2615.00 40.50 43.50 52.00 72.00 118.00 44.00 44.00 ,| 51/2 48.00 48.00 61/4 57.00 57.00 7 80.00 1 80.00 7i/2 103.00 : 127.00 127.00 11% 212.00 212.00 345.00 345.00 492.00 492.00 676.00 945.00 1275.00 1835.00 ! 2845.00 7 714 8 9 10 IOI/2 HV2 13 14 153/4 17 1814 20 24 12 123/2 14 17% 193/4 213/4 26 30 34% 40 453/4 487g 523/4 63% *Sircs 14-inch and larger should have a by-pass; see pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description. fSice 24-inch should be geared: sec pages 100 to 102 for dimension and description. H 143/4 16 19 23% 283/g 323/4 41 493/4 57 67 753/2 833/2 921/2 1093/2 J 8 8 9 10 12 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 24 30 No. of turns to open 73/2 9 101/2 ' 11 13 18 22 26 31 35 39 44 52 Drilling: Flanged valves are furnished faced and drilled (F. & D.) unless ordered faced only. List prices include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 115. When valves are ordered faced only, they will be furnished at the same price as for faced and drilled. Larger size flanged valves: When so desired, the No. 481 and No. 483 Brass Trimmed Flanged Valves can be furnished in sizes 30 to 4S-inch inclusive. In such sizes, the valves are made to order only; prices and dimensions will be furnished on application. By-passes and gearing... pages 100 to 102 Templates for drilling... page 459 Thread Engagement...page 494 98 CRANE 500-Pound W.O.G. Ferrosteel Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed WORKING PRESSURE 500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 1000-pound shell test 550-pound seat test Air tested Non-Rising Seem No. 340 E, Screwed Screwed or Flanged Non-Rising Stem Without By-Pass 'Sizes 6-inch and larger should have a by-pass; see pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description, fSites 8-inch and larger can be equipped with gears; see pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description. OutsideScrewand Yoke No. 343 E, Flanged For additional description, see pages 88 and 89. Non-Rising Stem No. 341 E, Flanged These unusually rugged valves are especially suitable for use in oil refineries, in pump houses, in pipe lines, in high pressure water lines, or for similar serv ice requiring heavy, massive iron body valves. Materials: The body and bonnet are made of Crane Ferrosteel, a high grade iron approximately 35 per cent stronger than cast iron. The body seat rings, screwed into the body, are made of Crane Special Bronze, a hard, leaded tin bronze. The discs in sizes 2 to 4-inch are Crane Special Bronze; in larger si: s, they are cast iron faced with Crane Special Bronze. The stem is brass (Cast Manganese Bronze in non-rising stem valves). In non-rising stem valves, the portion of the discs that engages the stem threads is brass or brass-bushed. Stuffing box and gland: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. The gland is the two-piece type, consisting of an Ihrigized steel gland and. a malleable iron gland flange. Standards: Flanged valves without by-pass con form to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, 1949. Flanged valves without by-pass also conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (B16.10-1939), for 250Lb. Cast Iron Flanged Double Disc Gate Valves. Flange dimensions and facing: End flanges con form to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250 (Bi6b-i944). End flanges are regularly furnished with a J^-inch raised face. The raised face is finished with concentric grooves, approxi mately 16 per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Prices of flanged values include fac ing, drilling, and spot facing (F.D. & S.F.) to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250; no de duction if valves ordered faced only. Sire 2 2% 3 4 6 8 10 12 Dimensions, in Inches Turns No. Dia. A B C D E F G H J K to of of open Bolts Bolts 2 6% ! Vs 43/l6 5 8 8% 1121/21 17 9 2'.2 ! 71/2 1 415/16 5% 8% 91/2 1141/21183/41 9 3 81/4 Ws 5U/l6 65/8 95/g llli/g 1151/2 ( 21 10 4 10 IV4 615/,s 7% IOV2 12 17% 1251/41 12 6 |12i/2ilV,6 911/16 1105/g !15% 1223,4 34 16 | 8 15 I 1% llls/l6 13 |16i/2l28y4|423/4| 20 10 171/2! 1% 14V,6 151/4 18 36 531/41 22 12 1201/2 2 1 167/i6 173/4 1193/4 40 61 24 15 18 15 19 28 36 44 52 8 5/s 8 3/4 8 3/4 8 3/4 12 34 12 % 16 1 16 1% Templates for drilling.... page 460 Thread engagement... page 494 Motor or cylinder operation.. . .pages 124 to 129 600-Pound Steel Pipe Line Gate Valves------pages 232 and 233 CRANE 800-Pound W.O.G. Ferrosteel Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed 99 WORKING PRESSURE 800 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 1600-pound shell test 850-pound seat test Air tested List Prices, Each Size Screwed Flanged F. D. & S. F. No. 214 H No. No. 215 H 217 H Non-Rising Stem Valves No. 214 H, Screwed No. 21S H, Flanged Prices of Hanged valves include facing, drilling, and spot facing (F.D. & S.F.) to the 800-Pound Hydraulic American Cast Iron Flange Standard; Inches N-R.S. N-R. S. OS&Y 2 89.00 2V2| 107.00 I | 3 137.00 160.00 170.00 4 217.00 245.00 258.00 * 6 330.00 415.00 458.00 Outside Screw and Yoke Valve No. 217 H Flanged no deduction for valves ordered faced only. *8 610.00 700.00 These valves are ideal for use in oil or gas fields, in pump houses, on pipe lines, on high pressure water lines, and for other heavy duty service. Materials: The body and bonnet are Crane *tio 1015.00;1300.00 *t!2 11520.00 1940.00 'Sices o to 12-inch should have fSices 10 and 12-inch should be a by-pass: see pages 100 to 102 geared; see pages 100 to 102 for dimensions and description. for dimensions and description. Ferrosteel. Threaded ends of screwed valves are recessed for lead. The screwed-in body seat rings Flanged valves also conform to the American Stand and the discs (z to 4-inch) are Crane Special Bronze, ard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged a hard, leaded tin bronze. In larger sizes, discs are Valves (B16.io-iq3q), for 800-Lb. Hydraulic Cast iron, faced with Crane Special Bronze. Iron Flanged Double Disc Gate Valves. Outside screw and yoke valves have a brass stem. In non-rising stem valves, the stem is Cast Manganese Bronze, and the portion of the discs engaging the stem threads is brass or brass bushed. Stuffing box and gland: Thv. ruffing box is filled with high grade packing. The val ves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. The gland is two-piece and consists of an Ihrigized steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. Flange dimensions and facing: Dimensions and drilling of end flanges conform to the 8oo-Pound Hydraulic American Cast Iron Flange Standard (Bi6bi-ip31). End flanges are regularly furnished with a J^-inch male face (large male). The male face is finished with concentric grooves, approximately 16 per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Standards: Flanged valves conform to the Ameri can Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves tK- for Pipe Line Service, N'o. b-D, Sixth Edition, May, iqgQ. Non-Rising Stem Size A B I C Dimensions, in Inches D |E|F|G H J |K Turns j No. of to open 1 Bolts Dia.of Bolts 2 1 1 7Vz i 13 1 9 | 15 | 2%l ! i " 87g 15 191 18 | 3 3 8V4 1 Wz 5 ! 6% . 9% 14 163412034.10 15 ! 8 % 4 4 i 103/4 1 l7/g 63/,6 8% 10V2' 17 19 26V2|12 19 ' 8 Vs 6 6 14 > 2% 8Vz iIIV21143/4: 22 23i/2 i 34 [16. 28 i 12 ) 1 8 7 Vs I6V2 1 2Vz 10% .-13341 26 29%'4234'20' 36 i 12 1 Ws 10 9% 20 2% 1 123/4 17 | 31 !36V2 53i/2 22, 46 . 16 ! l'/4 12 111% 22 3 15 II91/4I 33 !3934-61i/4i24| 54 [ 20 ! 1% Flanged Outside Screw and Yoke Additional description .. pages 88 and 89 Templates for drilling . page 460 Thread engagement... page 494 Motor or cylinder operation.. . pages 124 to 129 600-Pound Steel Pipe Line Cate Valves.. . .pages 232 and 233 100 CRANE Iron Double Disc Gate Valves With Gearing or By-pass For dimensions, see the following page. With the exception of the A.WAV.A. Valves, the dimensions of Crane Iron Body and Ferrosteel Double Disc Gate Valves equipped with gearing or by-pass are shown on the opposite page. For dimensions of the A.WAV.A. Valves and for dimensions of the other valves without gear ing or by-pass, refer to the following pages: 25-Pound Valves.................................... see 100-Pound W.O.G. Valves.................. see A.WAV.A. Valves..................................see 200-Pound W.O.G. Valves.................. see 500-Pound W.O.G. Valves.................. see 800-Pound W.O.G. Valves.................. see page91 page93 page95 page97 page98 page99 Gearing: Equipping the larger size Double Disc Gate Valves with gears will greatly facil itate their operation. Gears, both bevel and spur, are available for a wide range of sizes in each pressure class. 9 Face to face or end to end dimensions of valves with gears are the same as those of valves without gears; see pages referred to above. Style U Bevel Gearing Square Operating N'ut for 25-Pound and 100-Pound W.O.G. Hub End Non-Rising Stem Geared Valves Non-Rising Stem Valves With Bevel or Spur Gears By-passes: Larger size flanged and hub end valves in all pressure classes can be furnished with a by-pass. Center to top and wheel diameter dimensions of valves with by-pass are the same as those of valves without by-pass; face to face or end to end dimensions are explained below. Face to face or end to end with by-pass: Crane 25-Pound, 100-Pound W.O.G., 200Pound W.O.G., and joo-Pound W.O.G. Valves when furnished with a by-pass have a longer face to face or end to end dimension than the same valves without by-pass. 8oo-Pound W.O.G. Valves with by-pass have the same face to face dimension as the valves without by-pass. These dimensions are re peated on the opposite page for convenience. Geared valves with by-pass: Spur-geared valves with by-pass have the by-pass connected at the side of the valve body. Style N Bevel Gearing Style O Bevel Gearing Style P Spur Gearing Outside Screw and Yoke Valves With Bevel or Spur Gears .A. "\ Bevel-geared valves with by-pass have the by pass on the bottom, with the stem of the by pass valve parallel to the pinion shaft; see illustration above. Hub End Flanged and Hub End Valves with By-Pass `Dimension "L" includes the 1 H-inch raised faces on 500-Pound W.O.G. Flanged Valves and the J^-inch male faces on 800-Pound VV,O.G. Flanged Valves. CRANE Iron Double Disc Gate Valves With Gearing or By-Pass Dimensions, in Inches For list prices, description, and dimensions of valves without gearing or by-pass, see pages 91 to 99. 101 Size Main I Valve i Bevel Geared ABc Valves with Gears Valves with By-Pass Spur Geared No. of |j H J turns , tt to li K DE FG open 11 Size *L M of by pass 25-Pound Double Disc Cate Valves 14 I 3iy4 51% 12% 41% 6 54% 10 14 2 58 || 18 16 23% 16 i 341/8 56% 12% 44% 6 59% 10 14 2 66 l| 21 18 27% 18 1 39 62% 13 50% 6 67% 12 18 2 76 21 18% 28% 20 1 42% 663/8 13 53% 6 703/4 12 18 2 84 l| 21% 18% 29% 24 1 49% 80% 13 61 6 84% 12 18 2 98 22% 20 32% 30 1 58% 98% 13 70 6 103 12 18 2 248 23% 20% 3434 36 1 70 113% 16% 84 8 1193/4 14% 22 2 441 || 27% 24 41% 42 ! 1333/4 20% 139% 17 27 460 25% 4434 48 1 139 23 157 19 30 | 600 29% 52 100-Pound W.O.G, Double Disc Gate Valves 12 1 | | | | | 1 III 1 19% 19% 22 14 1 32% 49% 12% 423/4 6 52% 10 14 2 60 I 20 20 23% 16 1 373/4 59% 13 483/4 6 593/4 12 18 2 68 | 23 23 26% 18 1 403/4 603/4 13 51% 6 65 12 ' 18 2 76 | 23% 23% 27% 20 1 441/4 66% 13 55% 6 703/4 12 18 2 84 I 24 24 28% 24 1 523/4 783/4 17 663/4 8 843/4 14114 1 22 2 152 1 26 26 31% 30 1 05% | 20% | 81% 1013/, 8 | 1053/4 17 27 223 ! 1 26% 35% 36 1 77% | 1163/4 1 23 | 94 | 12 I 122% 19 I 30 | 456 l| 1 27% | 43 200-Pound W.O.G. Double Disc Gate Valves 2 3 3 3 4 4 6 6 8 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 6 00 1/3 0 01 *Hj 12 1 31% 14 1 35% 16 1 41 18 1 44% 20 1 47% 24 1 56% 4434 52% 59% 65% 72 853/g 13 13 17 17 17 20% 42% 46% 55 61% 72% 16| 16| 18| 18| 18| 1 101*4* 1 49 57 6534 71% 78 91 1 12 I 18 | 1 12 I 18 | 1 14* Vie 1 22 | 1 141 Vi6 1 22 | 1 1411/is I 22 | 1 17 I 27 | 1 51 || 1 60 || 1 102 || 1 114 II 1 128 || 1 182 || 500-Pound W.O.G. Double Disc Gate Valves 1 18 1 18% 1 26% | 27 | 28 | 32 22% 23% 26 27% 28% 32% 2 2 3 3 3 4 61 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 243/8 | 34% | 13 I 35% | 6 1 3834 | 12 1 18 I 10 1 29% | 43 | 15 I 42 | 7 1 47% | 14 1 20 | 12 1 33% 11 48% 1 15 I1 45 | 7 1 53 | 14 1 20 | 1 II 1 72 || 1 no <| 1 130 !| 800-Pound W.O.G. Double Disc Gate Valves 1 16 1 12% | 1% 1 18 1 14% I 1% I 20 1 16% | 1% | 22 1 24% | 2 6 1 19% | 28 | 12% 1 30 1 6 1 32 | 10 1 14 I 8 1 25% i1 34% | 12% !! 36% | 6 1 3834 | 12 1 18 I 10 1 30% 1 43% I 15 1 43 | 7 1 48% | 14 1 20 | 12 1 34% 1 48% j1 15 1 46% | 7 1 53% | 14 1 20 | 1 54 ,| 1 72 || 1 112 II I 133 l| 1 *22 1 14 I | *26 1 17 I 1 *31 1 18% I I *33 1 20% | 1% 1% 1% 2 `Dimension "L", the face to face of flanged valves with by-pass, includes the Ifc-inch raised faces on 500-Pound W.O. G. Valves and the J^-inch male faces on 800-Pound W.O.G. Valves. Dimensions identified by an asterisk are the same as for valves without by-pass. Description of gears.. .page 102 Description of by-passes.. .page 102 Templates for drilling.. .pages 459 and 460 102 CRANE Accessories for Iron Double Disc Gate Valves By-Passes When so ordered, larger size Flanged and Hub End Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves can be furnished with a by-pass. This facilitates operation of the main valve by equalizing the pressure on both sides of the disc. The by passes are large size, suitable for water (or oil or gas) service. By-Passes For Water Service on Flanged or Hub End Valves Pressure Class of Main Valve 25-Lb. W.O.G. Page 91 100-Lb. W.O.G. Page 93 200-Lb. W.O.G. Page 97 Size of Main Valve Inches Size Price, Each of By-Pass NonRising O. S. & Y. Inches By-Pass By-Pass 14 16 to 20 24 and 30 36 and 42 48 2 3 4 6 Prices on Appli cation Prices on Appli cation 12 and 14| 2 16 to 20 | 24 and 301 3 4 Prices on Application 36 1 6 12 and 141 16 to 20 1 24 1 2 3 4 Prices on Application 500 and 800-Lb. W.O.G. Pages 98 and 99 61 8 and 10 ( 12 1 w* l`/2 2 Prices on Application Non-rising stem valves are fur nished with a non-rising stem by-pass; O.S.&Y. Valves, with an O.S.&Y. by-pass. Brass trimmed valves will have a brass trimmed by-pass;all-iron valves, an all-iron by-pass. Unless otherwise ordered, on reg ular wheel operated and spur geared valves, the by-pass will be attached to the side of the main valve with the stem of the main valve and of the by-pass valve parallel, pointing verti cally upward. Bevel geared valves with by-pass have the by pass on the bottom of the main valve, as shown in the illustra tion at the upper left. Dimensions... .pages 100 and 101 j/ By-Pass for Water Service on Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve Non-Rising Gate Valve Used in By-Pass By-Pass for Water Service on Outside Screw & Yoke Gate Valves Outside Screw & Yoke Gate Valve Used in By-Pass Non-Rising Stem Bevel Gearing Gearing Bevel or Spur Gearing For Non-Rising Stem Or O, S. & Y. Valves 25-Lb. Valves 14-inch and larger 100-Lb. W.O.G. Valves 14-inch and larger 200-Lb. W.O.G. Valves 12-inch and larger 500-Lb. W.O.G. Valves 8-inch and larger 800-Lb. W.O.G. Valves 6-inch and larger Outside Screw and Yoke The larger size Crane I ronBodvDoubleDisc Gate Valves can be equipped with gears to facilitate operation. Bevel gearing: Unless otherwise or dered, non-rising stem and outside screw and yoke bevel geared valves are furnished with the pinion shaft extending at right angles to the run of the valve. They can also be furnished with the shaft parallel to the run. Prices on Application Dimensions of geared valves.... pages 100 and 101 Cleanouts For200-PoundW.O.G.FIangedValves Sizes 12-inch and smaller only Cleanouts should be used where sedi ment will accumu late in a valve. They are installed on the side of the valve body. Prices on Application Single Side Cleanout Indicators For 100 and 200-Pound W.O.G. Valves Sizes 12-inch and smaller only This "Universar type indicator is easily applied to No. 776, ioo-Pound W.O.G. and No. 480 or No. 48r, 200-Pound W.O.G. Valves in stock or service. The parts are brass. Specify valve catalog number and size. __________________ Indicator List Price, Each| 7.00~ Iron Body Globe & Angle Valves CRANE Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves Union Bonnet Globe and Angle 150-Pound...................................................... pages 104 and 105 iooo-Pound W.O.G., Malleable Iron...........................page 106 Heavy Duty All-Iron......................................................page 111 Yoke-Type Bolted Bonnet Globe and Angle General Description.........................................................page 107 Names of Parts................................................................ page 107 12 5-Pound...................................................... pages 108 and toq 250-Pound..........................................................................page no Heavy Duty All-Iron Globe and Angle............................. page 111 Butterfly Valves...................................................... '................. page 111 Special attention is directed to the unusually complete line of 150-Pound Iron Body Union Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves shown on pages 104 and 105. These small size valves will find wide application in many industries. The wide variety of seating surfaces and trim materials available and the inter changeability of parts will appeal to users whose requirements warrant standardization and the stocking of replacement parts. 103 10 Tight Seating, "Packless" Type Crane Iron Body Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves Unexcelled for a Wide Variety of General and Corrosive Services Crane Iron Body, Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves, built for hard usage, are excellent for a wide variety of corrosive, as well as ordinary, piping systems. The flexible diaphragm mounted between the body and bonnet (eliminates the need for a stuffing box) and the tight-seating disc facing make the valves ideal for conveying liquids, com Seccionai View Y-Pattcrn pressed air, gases, volatile fluids, etc. The valves, suitable for pressures ranging Diaphragm Valve '-- up to 150 pounds and a maximum tempera ture of 1800 F., are made with screwed ends in sizes \ > to z-inch and \\ un flanged ends in sizes x/i to o-inch. They are available wit! .he diaphragm and disc insert made of neoprene, Buna X, or natural rubber. The flanged valves are also available with the body lined, and the disc coated, with neoprene or natural rubber. In addition to cast iron, the complete diaphragm line includes valves hav ing the bodv and disc holder made of brass, aluminum, or 18-8 Mo. For the complete Crane line of Diaphragm Values, see pages 388 to 391. 104 CRANE 150-Pound Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 250 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock FEATURES Crane Xitri-Hard Seating Surfaces Renewable Body Seat Ring Plug Type Disc Union Bonnet 2-inch and smaller Bolted Bonnet 2\-i and 3-inch No. 314/2'P, Globe Screwed No. 316Vi P, Angle Screwed Cross Section No. 314l/2 P, Globe These valves are the same as the No. 350 Vi Globe and No. 352Vi Angle shown on page 105 except that they have a plug type disc and seat instead of a 35a wide bearing seat. List Prices, Each Size Inches. Vi 1 % 1 % 1 % 1 1 1 l Vi 11 1V4 1 2 1 2i/z 1 3 10 No. 314Vi P or No. 316Vi P, Screwed 1 8.00 I 8.30 | 8.80 | 10.20 1 12.50 1 16.40 | 22.00 | 29.00 1 45.50 1 59.00 Service recommendations: Crane Xo. 314)2 P Globe and Xo. 310J0P Angle Valves are ideally suited for installations where operating conditions are severe. Strong, compact, rugged, and durable, they are recommended for throttling and for soot blower, blow-off, boiler feed, drip, and drain lines. Materials: Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a brass bonnet and a malleable iron union bonnet ring; 2'o and 3-inch sizes have a cast iron bonnet. All sizes have a cast iron body and a brass stem. Disc and seat: The valves have a plug type disc and scat whose excellent design characteristics for rigorous service are well known. The wide seating surface is not easily ruined by foreign matter or by wiredrawing, a1- d the tapered disc permits close regulation of fio>\ when throttling. Both the disc and seat are made of Crane Xitri-Hard, a stainless steel that withstands high temperatures and has an extremely hard surface. The design of the disc and scat combined with the excellent resist ance offered by the high hardness to seizure, erosion, galling, and scoring, produce a truly superior seating combination. It w ill withstand severe operating con dition unusually well. Bonnet construction: Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown on the illustrations above; 2}4 and 3-inch sizes have a bolted bonnet of the outside screw and yoke type as illustrated at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can be f easilv dismantled and reas- ' sembled without danger of in 21/2 and 3`inch sizes juring the valve. have a bolted bonnet. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is unusually deep and is fitted with a gland. It is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Interchangeability: Except for the plug type disc and seat and the materials used in these valves, the various parts of the Xos. 314V2 P and 316^ P valves are completelv interchangeable, size for size, with all of the 1,-c-Pound Globe and Angle Valves shown on the opposite page. A metal tag, secured under the wheel nut, shows the catalog number of the valve. Size A B C--open D--open E Dimensions, in Inches Vi 1 % 1 Vi 1 % 1 1 i Vi I1 1 Vi ! 2 1 21/2 ' 3 . 2H 2% i 3 | 3 Vi ;' 4Vi 1 45/g 5 Vi 1 6% . 7 1 8 1 1% 1 Vi IVs ' l9/,6 l7/s 2ViS 2% ! 3 1 31/2 I 4 4 Vi 4% 5Vi : 5 Vi 6% 7V* 81/4 ' 9U. i IIV2 1 14 14 4Vi ! 5 1 5% 1 6Vi 1 71/4 8 Vi ' 91/4 1 113/4 ! 133/4 1 1% 1 21/l6 1 29/i6 11 2% ' 31/is 11 3% 1 4VU 1 43/4 1 8 | 9 Thread engagement . . .page 494 -: CRANE 105 150-Pound Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves Brass Trimmed, All-Iron, or Composition Discs WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 250 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock FEATURES Interchangeable Parts Choice of Seating Materials Renewable Body Seat Ring A metal tag, secured under the wheel nut, shows the catalog number of the valve. Cross Section, Globe Metal Disc Globe, Screwed Angle, Screwed No. 350% --Brass Trim, Nickel Alloy Disc & Seat--No. 352% No. 354% --All-Iron, Nickel Alloy Disc & Seat--No 356% No. 355% --All-Iron, Iron or Steel Disc &l Seat--No. 357% No. 350% C--Brass Trim, No. 1 Cranite Disc--No. 352% C No. 355% C-- All-Iron, No. 1 Cranite Disc --No. 357% C Cross Section, Globe Composition Disc Size No. 350% or 352% No. 354%, 355%, 356%, or 357% No. 350% C or 352% C No. 355% C or 357% C List Prices, Each Inches | % | % 1 % 1 3i 1 l 1 1% 1% 1 2 1 7.50 i 7.70 1 8.00 I 9.60 1 11.60 i 14.30 ! 18.00 : 23.80 | 9.00 1 9.20 | 9.60 | 11.50 12.70 I 15.70 19.80 26.00 ! 7.50 1 7.70 1 8.00 1 9.60 11.60 114.30 18.00 ! 23.80 | 10.80 | 11.00 | 11.50 [ 13.70 1 15.30 1 18.80 23.80 ' 31.50 2% 1 3 42.50 1 51.00 Usel 25-Pound Valves, p.'zcs 108 and i-.O. Service recommendations: Made with a sturdy cast iron body, these rugged, compact valves are ideal for steam, water, oil, gas, and similar services. They find wide application in many industries, in cluding oil and gas fields, oil refineries, gas plants, mines, sugar refineries, chemical plants, etc. Metal disc valves: The disc and seat are finished to a 350 taper and have wide contacting surfaces; they hold pressure easily and offer good resistance to wear. Seat rings are screwed into the body. The Nos. 350H and 352^4 are suitable for general non-corrosive service. They have a brass stem and, except on and 3-inch sizes, a brass bonnet and gland; their disc and seat are Crane Nickel Alloy. The Nos. 354H and 3 56L2 have a malleable iron bonnet, a steel stem and gland, and a Crane Nickel Alloy disc and seat; they are suitable for many corro sive fluids which attack brass but not Nickel Alloy. The Nos. 355H and 357M> are completely all-iron, having a malleable iron bonnet, a steel stem and gland, and a steel or cast iron disc and seat. Composition disc valves: These regularly have a No. 1 Cranite Disc, suitable for saturated steam or for hot water up to 300 F. Valves ordered for cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline will have a No. 6 Disc. On hot water under 200 F., especially for easy seat ing, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. 1. The Nos. 350H C and 352M C are brass trimmed, with a brass bonnet, stem, gland, disc holder, and disc nut, and a Nickel Alloy screwed-in seat ring. The Nos. 35?H C and 357,14 C are all-iron, with a malleable iron bonnet and disc holder, a steel stem and gland, and a steel or cast iron screwed-in seat ring. Bonnet construction: Valves i-inch and smaller have a union bonnet; their union bonnet ring and packing nut are tough malleable iron. Larger sizes have a cast iron yoke-type bolted bonnet with gasket, similar to the small illustration on page 104. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Interchangeability: Except for materials and the design of the seat and disc, the parts of the valves shown here and on page 104 are completely inter changeable, size for size. This adds to their general utility and reduces stocks maintained for repairs. 10 5 1 G C=~P j ; I---A----- __________________________ Dimensions, in Inches Size A B C--open D--open E 1 V* 1 % V2 3/4 1 v/4 1*2 2 2% 3 ! 23/8 1 25/8 1 1% 1 1% 1 4% 1 4yIS 1 43/g 1 45/8 3 13/8 55/, 6 53/j6 3% 19 i s 6>/i6 6 4% 45/8 51/4 1 63/g m 23/,s 23/g | 3 7 7"/,6 1 813/t6 1 IOV4 00 "S? 7 75/3 10 78 3% 4 11% 13% 11% 123/4 1 1% 1 2l/,6 29/,6 23/4 3V,6 35/8 141/16 1 434 8 9 Composition Discs... .page 133 Thread engagement .page 494 J A --c 106 CRANE 1000-Pound W.O.G. Malleable Iron Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds sceam or hot oil, 550 F. 1000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 1200 pounds hydrostatic tssmaoi Globe, Screwed Angle, Screwed Cross Section No. 254 P, Exelloy Stem No. 255 P, Steel Stem No. 256 P, Exelloy Stem No. 257 P, Steel Stem Cross Section No. 254 P, Globe Exelloy Stem 10 Size Crane Nitri-Hard Seating Surfaces List Prices, Each No. 255 P, Globe Steel Stem Inches | Vi 1 % 1 % 1 % 1 1 1 1V4 1 U/2 1 2 No. 254 P or No. 256 P, Screwed | 11.00 | 11.50 | 12.60 || 15.20 || 18.60 | 23.00 | 29.50 || 37.50 No. 255 P or No. 257 P, Screwed 1 10.20 | 10.50 || 11.30 | 13.60 | 16.60 | 20.00 || 26.00 |I 33.50 Service recommendations: Crane iooo-Pound W.O.G. Malleable Iron Globe and Angle Valves are exceptionally strong, compact, and rugged. They are ideal for oil lines where fire hazard legislates against the use of cast iron and for services where a material stronger than cast iron is desired. These valves hold pressure easily and when throt tled, permit accurate regulation of flow. The wide and tapered plug type disc and seat is unusually resistant to wiredrawing and to damage from foreign matter. type disc and seat with a wide bearing surface which offers excellent resistance to wiredrawing and to damage caused by foreign particles. Both the disc and seat are Crane Nitri-Hard, a stainless steel having an extremely hard surface. The design of the disc and seat combined with the excellent resistance offered by the high hardness to erosion, galling, and scoring, produce a truly superior seating combination. It will withstand severe operating conditions unusually well. Materials and construction: The body, bonnet, and union bonnet ring of the valves are made from high grade malleable iron. Because of the generous metal sections provided in their design and the durability of the materials used, these parts contri bute unusual ruggedness to the valves. They have a very liberal factor of safety at their maximum recommended working pressure. No. 254 P and No. 256 P Valves are equipped with an Exelloy stem; No. 255 P and No. 257 P Valves have a steel stem, nickel-plated. Plug type disc and seat: The valves have a plug Union bonnet: The union bonnet connection, joining the body and bonnet in a metal to metal contact, is made up with a heavy malleable iron union ring. The joint is strong, tight, simple, and practical, yet when occasion demands, it can be easily dismantled and reassembled quickly. Gaskets are not required. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is unusually deep; it is fitted with a steel gland, a malleable iron packing nut, and is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. A metal tag, secured under the wheel nut, shows the catalog number of the valve. f*^E --1 er6iuisrT\ C rn1 Dimensions, in Inches Size A B C--open D--open E 1 Vi 1 % 1 % 1 Vi 1 1 1 1 Vi 1 U/2 1 1 23/s 1 25/8 1 3 1 3V2 1 4Vi 1 4% 1 5>/4 1 1 1% I Vi 1 1% 1 I/l6 ( 1% 1 23/16 1 23/g 1 1 4Vis 4/,6 1 53/is 1 5/l6 1 7 | 75/8 1 83/4 1 1 4s/i6 49/is 1 5 Vi 1 3Vs 1 6% | 7V2 1 8V2 1 1 1% 2 Vi 6 1 29/is 1 2% 1 3i/,6 1 3% 1 4Vl6 1 Thread engagement. . .page 494 2 63/S 3 10 97s 434 / J_ _ B 1-B CRANE Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves With Yoke Bonnet 107 Wheel Yoke Bushing Stem Gland Flange Gland Packing Bonnet Disc Stem Ring Lock Washer Disc Disc Face Body Seat Ring Disc Guide Stem Body Globe Valve--Brass Trimmed (Illustration shows No. 21E, 250-Pound, page 110) Gland Flange Gland Packing Disc Holder Disc Disc Retaining Nut Globe Valve--With Composition Disc (Illustration shows No. 359, 125-Pound, page 109) General Description The Crane line of Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves with Yoke Bonnet includes the following types: 125-Pound Valves, Brass Trimmed.............page 108 125-Pound Valves, All-Iron...........................page 108 125-Pound Valves, Composition Disc........ page 109 250-Pound Valves, Brass Trimmed.............page 110 All of these valves are similar in construction, differ ing principally in proportions and in materials. The illustrations appearing above show cross sections of typical valves. Variations in design are covered in detail on pages ioS to iio. Rugged construction: The valves are well pro portioned and are ruggedly constructed. They have amply thick metal sections, and the metal is properly distributed to assure maximum strength. Bonnet: The bonnet is the yoke type. Stem threads are engaged in the yoke on the outside where they are not affected by the fluid in the line and where they can be easily lubricated, thereby mini mizing wear. The yoke bushing is made of Cast Manganese Bronze. Disc-stem connection: All of the valves have a swivel disc or disc holder securely fastened to the stem with a disc stem ring. The connection is locked with a special lock washer. Guided disc: Except for the 2-inch 125-Pound AllIron Valves, the disc or disc holder is closely guided throughout its travel by a guide stem operating in the bridge cast integral with the body seat ring. Vibration of the internal parts is thereby minimized, and true seating of the disc is assured. The disc guide stem is integral with the disc in the smaller sizes; in larger sizes, the disc guide stem is screwed into the disc or disc holder and pinned. Gland and gland flange: Ail Crane Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves have a two-piece gland and gland flange. In 125-Pound Valves, the gland is Ihrigized steel and the gland flange is malleable iron. Gland studs and nuts for brass trimmed valves are bronze; for com position disc and all-iron valves, they are steel. In 250-Pound Valves, the gland is Ihrigized steel or brass and the gland flange is steel or malleable iron. Gland studs and nuts are steel. Stuffing box: Stuffing boxes areof liberal depth and are filled with high grade packing. A brass stem hole bushing, fitted in the bottom of the stuffing box. is furnished on all 125-Pound Brass Trimmed Valves. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked w'hile under pressure. Wheel: The wheel, having a tapered square hole, fits snugly on the square stem end and is held in place with a steel nut. It can be easily removed. Wheels are made of malleable iron. 108 CRANE 12 5-Pound Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURES Shell Test 350 pounds hydrostatic Seat Test 225 pounds hydrostatic Globe, Screwed No. 350 Brass Trimmed No. 350 '/4 All-Iron Angle, Screwed . No. 352 Brass Trimmed No. 3521/4 All-Iron Glofcje, Flanged No. 351 Brass Trimmed No. 3511/4 All-Iron Angle, Flanged No. 353 Brass Trimmed No. 353V4 All-Iron Size Brass Trimmed All-Iron List Prices, Each Inchesl 2 | 2>/2 | 3 | 3% | 4 | 5 | 6 | 8 I 10 No. 350 or No. 352, Screwed No. 351 or No. 353, Flanged, F. & D. No. 350% or No. 352%, Screwed No. 351 Vi or No. 353 Vi, Flanged, F. & D. |36.00|38.00j44.50152.00i65.00i84,50|114.00: [40.00143.00|51.00|62.50|76.50|06.001126.00 210.00 335.00 136.00:38.00144.501 III I (40.00(43.00151.001 176.501 1126.00,210.00 Rugged proportions: These are high quality valves designed to withstand severe service. They are ruggedly proportioned to provide liberal strength. Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are ideal for steam or water lines, or for fluids that do not corrode brass or iron. They have an iron body and bonnet, a brass screwed-in body seat ring, a brass stem hole bushing, and a Cast .Manganese Bronze stem. A solid brass disc is furnished on sizes 6-inch and smaller; larger sizes have an iron disc with a heavy brass seating face. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of end flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class i2j (B16.1-IQ4S). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Face to face and center to face: The face to face and center to face dimensions of Flanged Globe and Angle Valves in sizes 8-inch and smaller conform to the American Ferrous Flanged Valve Standard (Bi6.io-iq3o) for t2y-Pound Cast Iron Globe and Angle Valves. This Standard does not include the 10-inch size. All-iron valves: For fluids that corrode brass but not iron, the all-iron valves are recommended. The body, bonnet, seat, and disc are iron; the stem is made of steel and is nickel plated. Drilling: List prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 12y. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. -D;---Screw ed Flanged Size AA A BB B L Globe Angle D riange Dimensions, in Inches 2 2V4 3 3 Vi 4 1 5 E F G No. of bolts Dia. of bolts bl/2 3 Vi 8 4 a Vi It 8 6 % 43/4 4 % 7 3Vi 8V4 4Vi a vi a Vi 8 7 U/l6 51/2 4 % 89 4 4'/2 9Vi 10Vi 434 5% 13Vs 1 133/s 123/4 133/4 99 7Vi 8V2 3/4 U/l6 67 48 % s/s 10 1 a % 5 1 5% HVil 13 53/ 1 6Vi WVi 1 17% 14% 1 173/g 10 1 10 9 1 10 13/i6 1 15/l6 71/2 : 8 Vi 8 i8 % 1 3/ 618 13 6/2 i 14 i 191/2 7 1 93/ 191/2 - 243/4 19% 223/4 12 : 16 11 1 131/2 1 : 1% 91/2 1 a3/ 8!8 % 1 3/4 10 241/2 121/4 301/4 24 18 16 l3/l6 141/4 12 % Valves for Marine Service... .pages 400 and 406 Additional description___ page 107 Templates for drilling----- page 459 Iron Body Check & Foot Valves CRANE 111 Heavy Duty All-Iron Globe and Angle Valves For list prices and dimensions, see pages 411 and 412. WORKING PRESSURES oOO pounds Oil (non-shock), gas, Of air, 100 F. 300 pounds Oil (non-shock), gas, or air, 300 F. Tested 300 pounds air- under-water. *r Union Bonnet Bolted Bonnet v Cross Section No. 1504, Globe With Lead Faced Disc Globe No. 15041/2 Screwed 1/4 to I-inch Angle No. I505'/2 Screwed 1/4 to 1-inch Globe No. 1501, Flanged Tongue and Groove tfi to 4-inch Globe No. 1504 Screwed 1 If4 to 3-inch Angle No. 1505 Screwed 1/4 to 3-inch Service recommendations: These valves are ideally suited for use on air, gas, or oil service, and for cor rosive fluids in special process work and in chemical plants where heavy, all-iron construction is needed. They are unusually massive and rugged, providing a high margin of safety against accidents. Union bonnet valves: Union bonnet valves have a plug type disc that is integral with the stem. The valves can be reground without removing the body from the line. The stuffing box is unusually deep, is filled with high grade packing, and is equipped with a threaded packing nut. Bolted bonnet valves: The bolted bonnet valves are regularly furnished with a Special Lead Face rolled into a machined dovetail in the disc. The face seats upon a crowned face in the body, assuring tightness in service. Where high temperatures or corrosive action prohibit the use of lead, Section of Steel disc the valves can be furnished with and Seat in Bolted a case-hardened steel disc and Bonnet Valves steel seat ring, as illustrated at the right. Be sure to order valves "with Steel Disc and Seat" when this type construction is needed. The bonnet joint is male and female, with a Cranite gasket retained by a long lip on the bonnet. The stuff ing box is extra deep to assure a good seal around the stem; sizes i^-inch and smaller have a heavy, %,threaded packing nut, while the larger sizes have a one-piece bolted gland. and J^-inch valves have a one-piece stem and disc or disc holder. Materials: All of these valves have a Ferrosteel body and bonnet. They are all-iron (except for the lead faced disc described above), and have a steel stem; no copper or brass is used in their construction. Iron Body Butterfly Valves Butterfly Valves provide easy operation in about WORKING PRESSURES On fla dimen one-quarter turn from the wide open to 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil. or gas of the form the closed posi Cast tion. They are not intended to close dard, Class iz> (B16.1 --rc pressure tight and should be used only are plain faced with a sr to control or regulate flow. The valves prices of flanged valves ii have an iron body, a steel stem, and a drilling to this Standard: brass disc. made when valves are orde No. 380, Screwed No. 381, Flanged 10 and 12-inch sices have a bolted gland, ("not illustrated) For Brass Butterfly Voices, see page 57. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches 2 , 21/2 :13 14 15-61 No. 380. Screwed No. 381, Flanged. F. & D. End to end or face to face Diameter of stem Center to top of stem Each 15.00 19.00 26.00 35.001 Each* 1 - 40.00156.00175.00'97.001 Inches 41/4 1 43/4 !1 51/4 I 6 1 63/4 ! 71/2 1 Inches l/2 11 V2 1 9/,fi 1 % 1 % 1 3/4 1 Inchesl 6i/s 1 7 1 7% ' 9V& ! IOV4 1 11V2 1 A drilled hole through the upper part of the valve stem permits attaching an c 112 CRANE Crane Iron Body Valves A Variety of Types For Every Service 250-Pound Ferrosteel Stop-Check No. 28 E (Page 303) 250-Pound Ferrosteel Blow-Off No. 393 (Page 308) Commonly used types of Crane Iron Body Valves are illustrated and described in Sections 8 to 11 of this catalog, as follows: Wedge Gate....................................Section 8 Double Disc Gate......................... Section 9 Globe and Angle........................... Section 10 Check and Foot............................. Section 11 In addition to the foregoing. Crane Iron Body Back Pressure supplies a wide assortment of Iron No- 385 (Page3lo) Body Valves for special services and in designs that will automati cally perform a specified duty in piping installations. For greater convenience, such valves are showri in other sections of this catalog, along with related products. Refer to the following pages: Ferrosteel Stop-Check Valves........................................................... page 303 Ferrosteel Blow-Off Valves................................................................ page 308 Ferrosteel Valves for Ammonia.........................................pages 410 to 413 Iron Body Pulp Stock Valves........................................................... page 300 Iron Body Back Pressure Valves.................................. pages 310 and 311 Iron Body Float Valves................................................... pages 314 and 316 iron Body Safety Valves..................................................... pages 322 to 325 Iron Body Relief Valves........................................ pages 331, 332, and 334 iron Body Diaphragm Valves............................................ pages 388 to 391 iron Body Valves for Marine Service................ pages 400, 405, and 406 Alloy and Ni-Resist Iron Gate Valves..........................pages 384 and 385 Iron Body Pulp Stock No. 1427 (Page 300) Iron Body Relief No. 1113 (Page 332) ft-'. Crane Steel Valves For High Pressures --For High Temperatures 300-Pound Case Steel Globe No. 151 X (Page 246) 300-Pound Cast Steel Swing Check No. 159 X (Page 255) 1 Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves..pages 205 to 219 ............................................... pages 221 to 234 Valves.....................................pages 235 to 248 ............................................... pages 249 to 25o Leaky Valve Stuffing Boxes Are Easily Remedied! A slight stuffing box leak, if left unat tended, gets bigger and bigger and can cause serious dam age to valve parts. More important, the waste of fuel, power, or fluid is surprisingly great--often many times the cost of the entire valve in a few months of leakage. The remedy is simple. Since packing wears gradually as it is subjected to service, it is only necessary to slightly tighten the packing nut or gland to stop a leak when it starts. And when new packing is necessary, Crane Valves can be repacked when wide open and under pressure. CRANE Iron Body Check and Foot Valves Lift Check Valves 125-Pound................................................................................. page . 15 150-Pound.................................................................................page 114 Heavy Duty All-Iron..............................................................page 115 Swing Check Valves 125-Pound................................. t..............................pages 116 to 118 Clearway Type, Underwriters' Pattern.............................. page 120 250-Pound...................................................................!.......... page 121 iooo-Pound W.O.G., Malleable Iron................................. page 114 With Outside Lever and Weight.......................................... page 118 Foot Valves.. .'................................................................................ page iiq 113 The liberal variety of sizes and types of Crane Iron Body Check and Foot Valves assures an adequate selection for all or dinary service requirements. In addition, the Stop-Check Valves shown on pages 301 to 303 are frequently used to excellent advantage for regular check valve service in boiler feed lines, in the discharge lines from high pressure pumps, and in the discharge lines from air com pressors. The Ferrosteel Check Valves for ammonia, shown on page 115 and page 412, also are frequently used on water and air lines under pulsating service. Crane-Line Backflow Preventers___ page 318 Crane iron body check and gate valves, and iron flanged fittings in an electric light and power plant. 114 CRANE 150-Pound Iron Body Lift Check Valves Nickel Alloy or No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 250 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock I E&wig Cross Section No. 3661/2 Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Seat Horizontal Lift, Screwed No. 3661/2i Nickel Alloy Disc No. 366V2 C, Composition Disc Cross Section No. 3661/z C Composition Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Seat List Prices and Dimensions Size Inchest Vi 1 % ' Vi 1 % 1i 1 i1 1V4 1 U/z ii 2 No. 3661/2. with Crane Nickel Alloy Disc No. 366Vi C, with No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc End to end Each' 7.80 ' 8.00 | 8.60 | 9.40 | 10.50 i| 12.00 i 14.50 |I 19.00 O 1C OO c* Each' 7.80 1 8.00 | 8.60 | 9.40 |I 10.50 19.00 Inches| 2% | 2% : 3 [ 3Vi |1 4% 1 45/8 | 51/4 l! 6% Center to top Inches' l7/i6 1 l9/l6 1 1 % ' 2Vi6 1 2V,e 11 2n/i6 1 3yIfi 1 35/s For list prices of Composition Discs for No. 366 Vi C Valves, see page / jj. Service recommendations: Crane 150-Pound The No. 366^ Valves have a Nickel Alloy disc and Iron Body Lift Check Valves are recommended for body seat ring. Crane Nickel Alloy is hard and small lines carrying steam, hot water, cold water, offers excellent resistance to wear. oil, gas, and similar fluids. They are compact and The No. 366H C Valves have a brass disc holder and are ruggedly constructed. 11 a Nickel Alloy body seat ring. Construction: The valves have a union cap, pro Unless otherwise ordered, the No. 366H C Valves viding a strong, tight joint. The disc or disc holder are furnished with a No. 1 Cranite Disc, suitable for is guided both at the top and at the bottom, assuring steam, or hot water from 200 to 300 F. When or square seating. dered for hot water up to 200 F., cold water, air, Materials: The body is cast iron, the cap is brass, gas, oil, or gasoline, they are furnished with a No. 6 and the cap ring is malleable iron. Disc. For discs, see page 133. 1000-Pound W.O.G. Malleable Iron Swing Check Valves Cross Section WORKING PRESSURES TEST PRESSURE 300 pounds oil, 550 F. 1000 pounds cold water, 1200 pounds hydrostatic oil, or gas, non-shock List Prices and Dimensions No. 346Vi, Screwed Size Inches! % 1 Vi 1 3/4 1 1 !1 l'A 1 1 Vi 1I 2 No. 346Vi, Screwed End to end Center to top of cap Eachl 12.50 || 13.00 1 13.70 | 14.70 |116.00 ! 18.00 | 21.00 Inches! 2% 1 23/4 1 3Vte 1 3% 11 41/g 1 4i3/Ifi |1 5i3/lfi Inches | 1% 1 IVs 1 2Vs 1 2Vi I1 2% 1 33/3 1 37/8 Service recommendations: These valves are es pecially suitable for oil lines where fire hazard legis lates against the use of cast iron, and for corrosive services where all-iron valves are satisfactory but where a material stronger than cast iron is desired. The valves are compact and rugged. Materials: The body, cap, disc, and hinge are made of tough, durable malleable iron. The hinge pin is made of Exelloy. Regrinding: The valves can be reground without taking the body from the line. By removing the stop plug, a screw .driver can be engaged with the slot in the disc spud, making it easy to rotate the disc when regrinding. CRANE 115 125-Pound Iron Body Lift Check Valves Brass Trimmed WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURES Shell test -- 350 pounds hydrostatic Seat test -- 225 pounds hydrostatic List prices of Hanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 12S. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Cross Section No. 367, Horizontal Size List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Inches 1 2 ZV2 1 3 4 5 6 Cross Section No. 368, Vertical No. 366, Horizontal, Screwed 13.50 19.00 | 25.00 1 43.00 No. 367, Hor., Flanged. F.&D. i 29.50 49.50 74.00 101.00 No. 368, Vertical, Screwed 24.00 ; 32.00 51.00 Dimensions in Inches A B C D 6/Z I 3>/2 7 !8 1 91/2 4% 1 5 7 i8 10 , Il'/z 6V4 10 13 7 14 81/4 No. 366, Horizontal Screwed E 1 4 Vs 1 5 6 Materials and construction: These are rugged, well proportioned horizontal and vertical lift check valves. Their solid brass disc is accurately guided both at the top and bottom, No. 368, Vertical Screwed assuring square seating. The body seat ring is brass and is screwed into the body. J \ NTo. 366 Valves, 3-inch and smaller, have a brass screwed-in cap; the 4-inch size has an D iron bolted cap. Xo. 367 and Xo. 368 Valves have an iron bolted cap on all sizes. 1 c . :J No. 367, Horizontal Flanged Templates for drilling.. . page 4S9 Thread engagement...........page 494 Flange dimensions and facing: End flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 113, (B16.1-IQ48). The flanges are plain faced with a smooth finish. 11 Heavy Duty All-Iron Lift Check Valves WORKING PRESSURES 500 pounds oil (non-shock), gas, or air, 100 F. 300 pounds oil (non-shock), gas, or air, 300 F. Tested 300 pounds air-under-water Cross Section Sizes Inches ! V2 1 % I 1 11 Vi 11V21 2 For prices and dimensions, see page 412. Service recommendations: The Xo. 1507)4 AllIron Lift Check Valve is ideally fitted for use on air, gas, or oil service, and for corrosive fluids in chemical plants and in special process work where heavy, all iron construction is desired. They are especially designed for handling deadly or hazardous fluids; their rugged, unusually massive construction pro vides a high margin of safety against accidents. Construction: The body has heavy metal sections, liberally reinforced at points of greatest stress. The cap is bolted on, using four steel stud-bolts. The cap joint is tongue and groove, assuring positive retention of the gasket, which is made from ^g-inch thick Cranite sheet packing. The disc is piston shaped at the upper end to permit a snug fit in the body. The cushioning effect secured by this dashpot construction makes the valve well suited for lines subject to pulsation, such as on air compressors or reciprocating type pumps. The disc is guided at both ends in valves iJ4-inch and larger, and in t)4 and z-inch valves, is equipped with a piston ring. Materials: The body and cap are made of Ferrosteel. The disc in sizes i-inch and smaller is steel; in larger sizes it is Ferrosteel. Crane Ferrosteel is a high grade iron approximately 35 per cent stronger than cast iron. 116 CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Swing Check Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron Size of Valve 2 co 12-inch 14 and 16-inch 18 to 24-inch Working Pressures Screwed or Flanged Valves Saturated steam Cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Hub End Valves Cold water or gas, non-shock 1 [ Hydrostatic Test Pressures Screwed, Flanged, or Hub End Valves Shell test Seat test 125 pounds 125 pounds 200 pounds 150 pounds 150 pounds 200 pounds 350 pounds 250 pounds 250 pounds 225 pounds 175 pounds 175 pounds Cross Section Sizes 8-inch and smaller DISC-HINGE CONNECTION No. 373, Flanged Brass Trimmed Sizes 8-inch and smaller (patented) feature a flexible disc-hinge connection. Two springs are used in the disc-hinge assembly, one on each side of the hinge. When the disc nut is tightened upon assembly, these springs are compressed sufficiently to provide a flexible but semi-rigid con nection which eliminates lost motion between the parts, reduces wear, and yet, permits the disc to make true, full contact with the seat. See the cross sections illustrated on this page. Sizes 10-inch and larger (not illustrated) have the conventional swing check valve disc-hinge connection in which the spud on the disc fits into a hole in the hinge, the parts being held together by a large washer and a nut. Cross Section Sizes 8-inch and smaller With Leather Faced Disc 11 Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are Hub end valves: The recommended for steam or water, or for fluids that hubs on hub end When so ordered, any of the brass trimmed valves can be furnished with a leather do not corrode brass. valves accommodate faced disc. Such valves are The body seat ring is brass and is screwed into the Class "A", "B", "C", body. The hinge pin, also brass, rides in brass bush or "D" cast iron pipe. recommended only for cold water. Extra charges for the leather faced discs are ings, one on each side of the valve body, thus assuring anon-corrosive, wear-resistant bearing. Unless other wise ordered, the disc is brass in sizes 3-inch and smaller, and cast iron faced with brass in larger sizes. In the sizes indicated shown on the opposite page. below, hub end valves are suitable for use with Transite pipe. When order ing valves for such use, specify the pipe size and class. All-iron valves: All-iron valves are recommended for gas, or for fluids that corrode brass but not iron. For machined end or rough end Transite pipe: 4 to 8-inch valves...........for Class 50, 100, or 150 pipe The seating surfaces are cast integral with the body and disc. Valves with screwed-in body seat rings For machined end Transite pipe only: 4-inch valves.................... for Class 200 pipe can be supplied '.'.hen ordered; prices on application. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions The hinge pin is Exelloy, supported at each end by iron bushings in the valve body. Construction: These are well proportioned and and drilling of the end flanges conform to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.11Q48). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. sturdily constructed valves. The body, oval or globu Face to face: The face to face dimensions of flanged lar in shape, provides ample flow area around the disc valves 6-inch and smaller conform to the Ameri when the valve is wide open. The valves are designed can Ferrous Flanged Valve Standard (Bi6.io-iq3q), so that the disc cannot stick in the open position. for 125-Pound Cast Iron Swing Check Valves. Sizes All sizes have the hinge suspended in the body. Easy 8-inch and larger are not included in this Standard. access to both ends of the hinge pin is provided by the tapped and plugged opening in each of the two bosses on the body. This feature simplifies change over to outside lever and weight construction. API Standard: Flanged valves in 2, 2)4. 3, 4 and 6-inch sizes conform except for marking to the Amer ican Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, By-passes: A by-pass (2-inch on 12 and 14-inch 1Q4Q. Sizes 3)4. 5. and 8-inch and larger are not valves, 3-inch on it>, 18, and 20-inch valves, and included in this Standard. 4-inch on 24-inch valves) can be furnished; prices and dimensions on application. The valve in the by-pass is a non-rising stem wedge Swing Check Valves with Outside Lever and Weight are described and illustrated on page 118, gate valve. CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Swing Check Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron 117 |- Screwed No. 372, Brass Trimmed No. 372V2, All-Iron Flanged No. 373, Brass Trimmed No. 373V2, All-Iron Hub Ends No. 374 Vi, Brass Trimmed For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. These valves may be used either in a horizontal position, or in a vertical position for upward flow. Screwed Size Inches 2 21/2 3 3Vz 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 List Prices ------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------Brass Trimmed Valves All-Iron Valves No. 372 Screwed Each No. 373 Flanged F. &D. Each No. 374*4 Hub Ends Each Extra for Leather Faced Disc Per Valve No. 372*/2 Screwed Each No. 373*4 Flanged F. & D. Each 18.00 19.50 24.00 32.50 41.00 53.50 67.50 21.00 24.00 30.00 39.50 48.50 62.00 76.50 162.00 260.00 357.00638.00- 1 48.50 76.50 162.00 2.60 3.70 4.10 4.80 5.80 8.00 10.70 14.70 20.00 32.00 18.00 21.00 19.50 24.00 24.00 30.00 II 41.00 48.50 62.00 76.50 162.00 260.00 357.00 890.00 1185.00 1380.00 1975.00 No Extra Charge m - i T' -K- Hub End -- Id- -N End Flange Templates for drilling, see page 459. Normal thread engagement, see page 494. Drilling: The list prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 115. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Size 2 21/2 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Dimensions, > Inches Screwed Valves Flanged Valves Hub End Valves ii A B D E Bolts F G H J No. Dia. K L M N . 61/2 r7 ;8 ll 9 II 10 11 11 Vr 11 121/2 !1 !l 1 II II II II !1 41/4 II 8 41/4 4Vl 6 II 81/2 4V,6 5*/is II 91/j 5Vi6 513/i6!I 10V2 olVis 63/, 6 i| 111/2 63/ls 7Vig II 13 73/i6 7V2 II 14 71/2 II 19'/2 H03/is II 241/2 12 Vs '1 271/2 133/4 II 31 161/s 'I 36 17% II 36 II 40 II 48 171/2 20 21 2 2Vz 3 31/2 41/4 51/4 6S/lS 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 6 7 71/2 8V2 9 10 11 131/2 16 19 21 23V2 25 271/2 32 % `Vis 3/4 13/lS 1S/l6 1S/l6 1 t`/s l3/is 11/4 l3/s 1V16 l9/is l"/l6 1% 434 I 51/2 6 7 71/2 81/2 91/2 11% 141/4 17 183/4 211/4 223/4 25 291/2 4 % II 4 % II 4 5/s 8 Vs II 8 1 Vs 12 |63/IS 5% 8 1 3/4 1 8 % II 14 71/2 I 7% 8 3/4 11191/2 103/I6 10 12 1 % 12 ! % !| 12 1 1 1 16 1 1 16 1 1 Vs II 20 iVs II 20 1 H/4 II 3 312 118 CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Swing Check Valves With Outside Lever and Weight WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non shock TEST PRESSURES Shell test--350 pounds hydrostatic Seat test--225 pounds hydrostatic For Use in Horizontal Lines No. 383, Flanged Brass Trimmed These are swing check valves, similar, except for the lever and weight, to the No. 373 Valves shown on page 117; they are not to be used as back pressure valves, unloading valves, etc. Recommendations: Lever and Weight Position of lever and weight: Com Swing Check Valves with the lever and monly accepted positions of the lever Above: Lever and weight arc mounted to assist disc in closing. weight positioned to assist the disc in and weight are illustrated at the right. closing are recommended for use in pipe lines where quick action is necessary to avoid a sudden reversal of flow. Valves can also be furnished for vertical lines with downward flow, or for lines on an angle, provided sound engineering Valves with the weight balancing the practices are not violated. disc are used in installations requiring Standards: The dimensions and drilling swing check valves that will open under of the end flanges conform to the Amer- a minimum of pressure. ican Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class Construction and materials: The 125 (B16.1-1948). The flanges are plain Lever and weight mounted hinge and outside lever are made of faced, with a smooth finish. to balance the disc. malleable iron and are keyed to a long Exelloy hinge pin which extends out of one side of the body through a special stuffing box. The stuffing box ensures a pressure-tight connection. The lever is also locked to the end of the hinge pin and the weight is locked to the lever with setscrews. All moving parts operate together. Other parts are the same as the No. 373 Brass Trimmed Swing Check Valves shown on page 117. Leather disc available: These valves The face to face dimensions of valves 6-inch and smaller conform to the Amer ican Ferrous Flanged Valve Standard (Bi6.io-iq3q), for 125-Pound Cast Iron Swing Check Valves. Sizes 8-inch and larger are not included in this Standard. These valves in sizes 2, 2^, 3. 4. and 6inch conform, except for marking, to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Serv ice, No. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, 1949. Sizes 314, 5, and 8-inch and larger are not included in this Standard. For Use in Vertical Lines for Upward Flow Lever and weight mounted to assist the disc in closing. are regularly furnished with a brass or brass faced disc. When orders so specify, they can be furnished with a leather faced disc; such valves are recommended only for cold water service. Extra charges for the leather faced discs are listed in the table below. Drilling: List prices include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Ordering: State whether for horizont.,: or vertical installation and, if the latter, the direction of flow; also, whether lever and weight are to assist the disc in closing or to balance it. \V hen not specified, the lever and weight are List Prices and Dimensions mounted on the right side of the Size No. 383 Extra for Dimensions, in Inches Flanged leather (Over-all dimensions furnished on request) F.&D. faceddisc Bolts Inches Each Per Valve D E F G H J No. 1 Dia. valve when facing the inlet. Other valves: Larger sizes, as well as any other iron body, Ferrosteel, or cast steel swing check valve, can 2 38.00 2.60 8 41/4 2 6 % 43/4 4 % be made to order with lever and 2Vz 45.00 3 55.00 3% 70.00 4 85.00 3.70 4.10 4.80 5.80 8V2 43/l G 91/2 S1/16 101/2 1513/16 111/216VIR 21/2 3 3'/2 41/4 7 "/IS 51/2 71/2 3/4 6 81/2 13/.6 7 9 71/2 4 4 8 8 5/8 5/s % 5/a weight; prices on request. 5 110.00 8.00 13 73/i6 51/4 10 1V16 81/2 8 3/4 6 120.00 10.70 14 71/2 65/is 11 1 9*/2 8 3/4 8 200.00 14.70 191/2 193/16 8 131/2 l'/s 113/4 8 3/4 10 320.00 20.00 241/2 12i/s 10 16 13/16 I4/4 12 % 12 450.00 32.00 271/2 1 133,4 12 19 l`/4 17 12 % Templates for drilling.. . .page 459 C K A N L. iiy Iron Body Foot Valves Leather or Brass Disc Service recommendations: Crane Iron Body Foot Valves are recommended for suction lines on shallow well pumps where the pressure does not exceed 34-foot head (approximately 15 pounds). The valves, however, will safely withstand 25 pounds pressure on priming pump service, when not subjected to the pulsations of the pump. The leather disc valves are especially suitable for cold water; the brass disc valves, for hot water. Shape of strainer: Sizes 6-inch and smaller have a semi- Screwed No. 394, Leather Disc No. 3941/2, Brass Disc spherical strainer as illustrated on the screwed valve at the left; larger sizes have a flat bottom strainer as illustrated on the flanged valve at the right. Flanged No. 395, Leather Disc ---------------------------------------- Materials and construc No. 395Vi, Brass Disc Screwed Valves tion: Leather disc valves Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches have a cast iron body, strainer, and seat. Sizes 6-inch and smaller have one disc; larger sizes have two discs. No. 394 Leather - Disc Inches Black | Galv. 3/4 2.30 2.40 1V4 1 2-70 IV2 3.40 4.60 2Vi I 6.00 8.00 2.50 2.70 3.00 3.80 5.10 6.50 8.80 No. 3941/2 Over Brass all Disc width Black I 14.00 15.00 16.00 19.00 22.00 33/4 3% 4 Vi 43/4 S`/2 6V4 Over all height 3% 33/8 4 Vi 434 53/4 6% 7 Vi Brass disc valves have a cast iron body and strainer and a brass seat. Sizes 6-inch and smaller have one disc; larger sizes have four discs. Flanged valves: The dimensions and drilling of the end flange on valves 4-inch and larger conform to the 25-Pound American Tentative Cast Iron Flange Standard (Bi6b2-iq31). On smaller sizes, the di ameter and drilling conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1-1Q48). The flange is plain faced, with a smooth finish. 31/2 10.70 11.80 8% 9V4 List prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling 13.50 15.00 28.00 8% 9Vi to the American Standard applying, as indicated in 19.00 21.00 36.00 10% 11 the preceding paragraph. No deduction is made if 24.00 27.50 48.50 | 113/4 1214 flanged valves are ordered faced only. 55.00 124.00 | 15% 12V2 When so ordered, Flanged Valves, F. & D. the flange on sizes Size Inches 2 21/2 3 4 List Prices, Each No. 395 No.395% Leather Brass Disc Disc Black Black 9.40 10.80 14.00 19.60 28.00 36.50 Over-all width No. No. 395 395 4 6 7 71/2 7'/2 99 Dimensions, in Inches Over-all height No. No. 395 395 4 End Flanges Diam- Thick- Bolt No. & eter ness circle dia. of dia. bolts 5% 6 % 43/4 4-5/8 65/g 7 3/16 51/2 4-3/8 73/g 73/s 71/2 % 6 4-3/g 9% 9% 9 3/4 _Illi_ 8-% 5-inch and larger can be drilled to the American Standard, Class 125. Full face gas kets should then be used to avoid distorting the flange. 5 6 26.00 32.00 47.00 62.00 IOV2 11% IOI/2 11% 11% 131/4 113/4 131/4 10 11 3/4 8% 8-3/g Brass Foot Valves, 3/4 91/2 8-5/8 see page 45, 8 10 65.00 142.00 103.00 228.00 151/g 18 151/g 201/4 131/2 15% 131/2 131/2 3/4 113/4 8-% 161/4 16 Vs 141/4 12-% Templates for drilling, 12 152.00 322.00 1 2OV4 241/s I8V4 181/4 19 1 17 l2-3/? see page 459 High Pressure Iron Body Foot Valves When foot valves are wanted for high pressures or for severe service, Crane No. 373 Flanged 125-Pound Iron Body Swing Check Valves having a strainer bolted on the inlet end, as illustrated at the right, are recommended. These valves are furnished with either a leather faced or a solid brass or brass faced disc. Prices will be furnished on application. 120 CRANE Iron Body Clearway Swing Check Valves Underwriters' Pattern WORKING PRESSURE 175 pounds cold water, non-shock Cross Section No. 375 TEST PRESSURES Shell Test 350 pounds hydrostatic Seat Test 200 pounds hydrostatic No. 3741/z Screwed No. 375 Flanged For use in a horizontal position, or in a vertical position for upward Row. Size No. 374Vi, Screwed No. 375, Flanged, F. & D. Extra for Leather Faced Disc List Prices Inches! 21/2 1 3 i' 4 | 5 1 6 |1 8 1 10 |! 12 Eachl 48.50 1 56.50 | 75.00 1 1 i: i1 1 Each! 53.00 1t 63.00 11 83.00 | 108.00 | 140.00 | 209.00 jI 376.00 !i 590.00 Each! 3.70 |1 4.10 |[ 5.80 | 8.00 ! 10.70 | 14.70 | 20.00 | 32.00 Underwriters' approved: Designed for fire protec Leather disc: An extra charge is made for leather tion service, these valves have been approved by the faced disc valves. See the list prices shown in the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., and the Factory table above. 11 Mutual Laboratories. They are marked "CU" and Bosses on body: Each valve is equipped with four "FM". bosses for a by-pass, two on each side of the body. An Construction: The body is large, providing liberal extra charge is made for drilling and tapping the clearance around the disc. When opening, the disc bosses and for furnishing a bv-pass. swings entirely clear of the waterway; it is so con Flange dimensions and facings: The dimensions structed that it will not stick in the open position. and drilling of the end flanges conform to the Ameri Through bolt-studs with a nut on each end are used can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1- in the cap joint. The hinge pin is accessible from 1948). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. both sides of the body, being retained by brass plugs. Drilling: The list prices of flanged valves include Materials: The body seat ring is brass and is facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange screwed into the body. Sizes 6-inch and smaller have Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made when a brass disc and a brass hinge. In larger sizes, the valves are ordered faced only. disc is iron with a brass seating face and has a brass collar where F engages the hinge; the hinge is malle able iron, ha. i.ng a brass hinge-pin bushing and a brass disc-hub bushing. Interconnection service: The valves shown on this page are not recommended for "interconnection serv ice". For such service, Crane-Line Reduced Pressure Backflow Preventers are recommended; see page 318 All sizes have a brass hinge pin. for illustration and description. 4 _> " ' S D " r .--------- ----------- Screwed or Flanged Dimensions, in Inches Size 21/2 3 4!5 618 A 10 11 13 1 ! B 10 11 13 ] 15 16 1 18 D G H Flange J Dimensions K No. of bolts 6I/4 21/2 7 11/is 51/2 4 63/4 71/2 ' 81/2 3 415 71/2 9 ! 10 3/4 `Vis ' "/IS 6 71/2 1 8Vi 4 8'8 91/4 ' 11V4 6 18 11 1 131/z 1 < li/s 91/2 1 H3/4 818 Dia. of bolts % s/s % I 34 % 1 % 10 | 12 1 22 | 26 131/2 1 151/4 10 ! 12 16 1 19 Il6 ! 1*4 141/4 1 17 12 | 12 Vs 1 % Templates for drilling... .page 459 Thread engagement... .page 494 CRANE 250-Pound Ferrosteel Swing Check Valves Bronze Trimmed 121 WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds steam, 450 F. 500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES Shell test--1000 pounds Seat test--550 pounds ^rvi-rL nn-j No. 38 E, Screwed Size No. 38 E, Screwed No. 39 E, Flanged, F. & D. These valves also may be used in a vertical position {or upward flow. No. 39 E, Flanged Cross Section No. 39 E List Prices Inches | 2 1 21/2 1 3 I 31/2 I 4 | 5 | 6 | 8 | 10 1 12 Eachl 48.50 1 61.50 i| 76.50 | 1100.001 1 1 1 1 Each| 53.50 1 69.00 I| 86.00 1102.001112.00|145.00!192.00[334.001572.001785.00 Service recommendations: Crane 150-Pound Fer rosteel Swing Check vaives are well suited for a wide variety of services requiring the use of rugged, stur dily constructed valves. The valves will give excellent results on steam lines where the pressure and temperature do not require the use of steel valves, on high pressure water, oil, or gas lines, and on similar service. Construction: The valves are heavily proportioned and are unusually rugged. The body is oval in shape, providing ample flow area when the valve is open. The valves have a disc stop which keeps the disc from sticking in the open position. Materials: The body and cap are Crane Ferrosteel. The body seat ring, screwed into the body, is made of Crane Special Bronze, a hard, leaded tin bronze. Sizes 3H-inch and smaller have a solid Crane Special Bronze disc; larger sizes have an iron disc with a Crane Special Bronze seating face. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 2jo (Bi6bIQ44). Flanges have a 14'inch raised face. The raised face is finished with concentric grooves, approximately 16 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Drilling: The list prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 150. No deduction in price is made when valves are ordered faced only. Face to face dimensions: The face to face dimen sions of the flanged valves conform to the American Ferrous Flanged Valve Standard (Bi6.io-iq3q), for 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Swing Check Valves. API Standard: The flanged valves conform to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, iQ4Q. This Standard includes sizes 2, 2H, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12-inch. 11 Screwed or Flanged Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 2 1 21/2 1 3 1 31/2 4 1 5 1 6 1 8 I 10 1 12 A1 *B 1 C D 1 | EI Flange *F Dimen- G sions H | ! I No. of bolts | Dia. of bolts 1 9i/2 IOV2 51/4 2 61/2 7/s 4% 6 5 8 5/s 10% 1 n% 1 IV/2 ! 121/2 1 5Vs i 6% 1 21/2 1 3 1 71/2 l 81/4 1 1 1 Ws 1 41S/16 i 511 <6 1 s% 1 65/s 1 i8 18 1 %1%1 13/4 6% 31/2 9 1%6 65/,s 71/4 8 % 13 1 14 1 71/4 1 41 10 1 l`/4 6is/16 77/s 81 %1 15% 8% 5 11 1% 85/,6 91/4 8 % 1 111 1 17% 1 21 | 24% 1 28 1 9 1 11 1 13 1 143/4 1 6 1 8 | 10 1 12 1 I2V2 1 15 | 171/2 1 20U 1 I7/ig 1 1% 1 1% 1 2 1 911/is lllls/isl 14%6 1 167/,6 1 10% 1 13 I 151/4 1 173/4 1 12 1 12 | 16 1 16 ! 3/4 1 % 1 1 1 li/s `Face to face (B) and thickness of flange (F) dimensions include the Ifs-inch raised face. Templates for drilling... page 460 Thread engagement.. . page 494 122 CRANE Gasoline treating plants are large users of Crane iron body gate valves. \ Valve Accessories & Parts CRANE Valve Accessories and Parts 123 Cylinder Operated Valves.................................. pages 124 and 125 Motor Operated Valves..........................................pages nb to nq Floor Stands.......................................................... pages 130 and 131 Extension Stems...................................................................... page 131 I ndicator Posts........................................................................ page 13 2 Composition Discs.................................................................. page 133 Wheels for Valves....................................................................page 134 Handles for Valves........................ page r 35 Size of Hole in Wheels and Handles................................... page 135 . Chain Wheels................................................ ............ 1..........page 136 Adjustable Sprocket Rim with Chain Guide...................page 137 Keys for Lock Shield Valves............................................... page 137 Tee Wrenches.........................................................................page 13 7 Wrenches for Body Seat Rings......................................... page 137 For greater convenience, various valve accessories and parts, many of which are used with nearly all Crane Valves, have been grouped together on pages 1x4 to 137, as indexed above. Crane regularly supplies other accessories in ad dition to those listed above. For complete data on these accessories, refer to the following pages: By-Passc^, Gearing, Cleanouts, and Indicators For I ron Body Wedge Gate Valves........pages 84 and 85 For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves...........page 102 By-Passes for Steel Gate Valves..............................page 231 Gearing for Steel Gate Valves..................................page 234 Gearing for Steel Globe and Angle Valves........... page 248 Valve Parts for AAR Valves.......................................page 40 Replacement Parts for Valves Replacement parts, suchasstems, bonnets, discs, packing nuts, etc., for any Crane Valve can be furnished upon receipt of an order. When ordering parts, specify the catalog number and the size of the valve, and give the name of the part required. In addition, since the valve must be clear ly identified before a part that will fit cor rectly can be furnished, indicate how the valve is marked and where the marking appears. 12 Crane accessories simplify the opera tion of valves in a central scation. 124 CRANE Cylinder Operated Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves For All Pressures and Purposes With the ever-increasing tempo of modern industry, power operation of \ alvcs is becoming a necessity in many plants. To speed the opening and closing of valves, or for use when valves are in inaccessible locations, cylinder operation is often ideal. Crane Cylinder Operated Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves arc well suited for many installations, giving highly satisfactory service with low operating and maintenance costs. Under normal conditions and with proper care, the cylinders will last as long as the valves. As the name implies, these valves are actuated by means of a double act ing piston and cylinder, using water, air, or oil as the operating medium. Control is obtained by operating a four-way valve located in any con venient place within reasonable distance from the valve. Shown in the above photograph is a 10-inch 000-Pound Cast Steel Flanged Gate Valve with a Cast Steel Hy draulic Cylinder. The main valve by-pass and the valved emergency booster connections on the cylinder are special equipment on this particular assembly. Remote control: When remote control is required, the piping connecting the cylinder and the four-way control valve must be large enough to compensate for pressure drop and back pressure resulting from the actuating and exhausting operations of the cylinder. Proper size pipe eliminates the possibility of faulty operation of the cylinder due to the choking of the supply lines. Maintaining disc position: In order to keep the valve disc in either the open or closed position, the actuating pressure must be retained in the cylinder at all times, except in the following cases: 1. On globe and angle valves when closed, if in stalled with the cylinder above the valve and the line pressure is on top of the disc. 2. On gate valves when fully open, if installed with the stem horizontal, or if the valve is in an inverted position with the stem pointed down. Cylinders: The cylinders are made of cast iron, or steel, with or without brass liners, or of brass pipe, dependent upon the size, the operating medium, and the pressure used. The rugged construction of the heads and bases and the addition of ft, . length tie-bolts on the brass pipe design make an integral unit having an ample safety factor. Piston: Piston construction is of the double cup or piston ring type, mounted on a shouldered stem and rigidly held in position. Cups: Leather cups, synthetic rubber cups, or piston rings will be furnished to meet service requirements. Expanders: Finger type cup expanders are furnished on air operated cylinders as a precaution against blow-by past the piston cups. Stuffing boxes: Stuffing boxes with self-sealing packing and non-adjustable glands are furnished on each end of the cylinders to prevent the braking effect on the stem obtained by tightening a conven tional, adjustable, gland-type, stuffing box too tightly. Continued on next page CRANE 125 Cylinder Operated Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves For All Pressures and Purposes (Cont.) Speed control: When orders specify water or oil as the operating medium, orifice fittings are furnished in the cylinder ports. These orifices are drilled with the proper size openings to permit the disc to travel at its required speed. When air is specified as the operating medium, the cylinders are equipped with speed control valves in the lines to the cylinder ports. By regulating the rate of discharge through these valves, the required disc travel speed is obtained. Indicating rod: Unless otherwise specified, all valves will be furnished with a "tail-rod" extending through the top cylinder head. This feature pro vides a visible indication of the position of the valve disc at all times; i.e. whether the valve is operating, is fully open, or closed. If the air used is unusually dry, the piston cups will dry out and become brittle. To overcome that action, a drop oiler or other suitable device installed in the supply line is suggested; otherwise periodic oiling of the cups through the cylinder head should be main tained. A light motor oil about S.A.E. io is satisfac tory for this purpose. Special equipment: When so ordered, cylinder operated valves can be furnished with special equip ment, depending upon the requirements. Inquiries and orders must be accompanied by com plete specifications and description of the proposed installation. Control valves: Four-way valves are not furnished withcylinder operated valves unless specified. Manual, solenoid oper ated, pilot controlled, hydraulic, or air operated four-way valves for adjacent or remote control can be furnished at an extra charge. Accessories: Clean air, water, or oil, are requisites for proper cylinder operation. Installation of a sediment separ ator is recommended in the line between the source of supply and the four-way valve. The separa tor will eliminate the possibility of dirt, grit, scale, or foreign mat ter entering the cylinder and scoring the walls, damaging the cups, or clogging the orifice openings. Information Required on Inquiries and Orders 1. Catalog number and size of valves wanted. 2. With or without by-pass. If by-pass is wanted, state the location of the by-pass in relation to the valve. 3. Are the valves to be installed with the stems horizontal or vertical? 4. Designate the service on which valve is to be used: steam, water, oil, gas, etc. 5. What is the maximum working pressure and maximum differential pressure to open against? 6. Designate the fluid to be used for operating the cylinder: air, hot or cold water, oil, etc. 7. What pressure is available for operating the cylin der? It is recommended that the operating pres sure be as high as possible, thus allowing the use of a minimum diameter cylinder. 8. Maximum temperature, working or ambient, to which cylinder will be subjected. q. Specify desired speed of operation. Unless other wise specified, cylinders are factory regulated for disc travel of approximately i-inch per second. Prices and complete description furnished on application. 126 CRANE Motor Operated Valves Electric Motor Units--Air or Gas Motor Units Valves that are to be mechanically operated by electricity, air, or gas, require a specially designed motor operator to control the valve performance. Motor controlled valves have a wide range of application in piping systems. Their use provides a high degree of safety in emergencies, saves labor, and makes possible ex treme flexibility in the operation of piping systems. Emergency operation: As a matter of insurance against destruction due to mechanical failure of pipe lines or apparatus, the motor controlled valve has no equal; it can be operated instantly from remote positions, positions out of the danger zones. The valve closes rapidly and completely, and can be reopened at will. Inspection and periodical operation, however, are essential to its proper performance. Labor saving: On valves operated frequently, and on especially large valves requiring considerable power and time to open or close, the motor operator is indispensable. 11 provides a perfect means of reducing the effort necessary to control the valves and the flow in the pipe lines. Flexibility: To provide flexi The ball bearing motor is bility of plant operation, motor totally enclosed. The controlled valves are a neces handwheel, provided for 12-inch Crane 1500-Pound Steel Pressure-Seal Bon net Gate Valve with sity. Rapid operation of indi manual operation, does vidual valves, and simultaneous not revolve during motor Limitorque Electrically Operated Valve Control. operation of groups of valves operation. by remote control from any number of convenient points is In closing the valve, the motor is stopped by a pre 30-inch Crane Low Pressure Iron BodyGate Valve with Cut possible. The automatic opera tion through the use of pressure switches and other electrical determined thrust exerted on the valve stem, acting on the limit switch, or limit valve. This also affords protection should any foreign matter obstruct the 12 ler-Hammer Electri cally Operated Valve Control devices provides almost un limited means of controlling the flow in complicated and inter closing of the valve. In opening the valve, the motor is stopped by the mechanical limit switch, or limit valve, which stops the movement of the stem before connected piping arrangements. Motor operated the valve can back-seat. Limit switches and limit valves are the only means of securing these desirable valves for both opening and closing are adjusted advantages. The cost is amply justified when these independent of each other. elements of piping design are given full consideration. Motor operators are available for unusual conditions Motor operator assemblies: Motor operator units and speeds of closing. consist of a special high starting torque motor, a re Electric Motors: Electric motor operators require a duction gear, limit switches (if operated by electric specially built high starting torque reversing motor. motors), or va ves (if operated by air motors), and It is designed for intermittent duty, is capable of handwheel engaging mechanism, all contained in one exerting its maximum power by the time the yoke weather-proof assembly with all gears running in oil. sleeve in the operator completes one-eighth of a turn, A hammer-blow device allows the motor to reach and absorbs the shock of the built-in hammer-blow full speed before the full load is engaged. mechanism--all without danger of injury or over heating. Air or Gas Motors: Air motors are of the rotary vane, or reciprocating piston reversible types. These are high speed, high starting torque motors, equipped with special air limit valves. Maximum air pressure is 115 pounds per square inch. Gas may be used instead of air to operate the motors, provided it is free of grit, or dirt, or chemicals, which may affect the motor. Air motor units are of particular advantage in re fineries, on oil and gas lines, and in various process industries, where sparks from electric motors and wires will ignite an explosive-laden atmosphere. They will operate even when totally submerged in water. Continued on next page f Motor Operated Valves (Cont*) CRANE 127 Electrical Equipment Control of the electric power applied to motors is accomplished through reversing contactor panels set in operation by either push button stations or special electrical equipment. All motor operators, panels, and control stations are especially built for this service, and conform to the standards established by the National Electrical Manufacturers' Association. Those standards are commonly known as "NEMA". Careful consideration should be given to the electrical require ments when submitting inquiries, and placing orders, for motor operated valves. Unless otherwise specified, ail motors will be furnished in NEMA 111 Weather-proof Enclosures--all panels and control stations in NEMA I General Purpose Enclosures. Standard Electrical Enclosures For Motors, Contactor Panels, and Control Stations NEMA I--General Purpose Enclosure--serves as or fabricated steel case and gasketed. It is water-tight protection against dust and indirect splashing, but is and dust-tight, and meets the requirements for water not dust-tight or splash-proof. tight apparatus but is not submersible. NEMA II--Drip-proof Enclosure--meets the re quirements of drip-proof or drip-tight apparatus. NEMA 111--Weather Resisting Enclosure--suitable for outdoor installation. It meets the requirements for splash-proof, weather-proof, sleet-proof, and mois ture-resisting apparatus. NEMA IV--Water-tight Enclosure. This is a cast NEXIA V--Dust-tight Enclosure--suitable for use in cement mills, and other locations, where dust must be excluded. NEMA VI--Submersible Enclosure--meets the spe cifications for submersible apparatus. NEMA VII--This case is designed for hazardous locations and is generally accepted as explosion-proof. Reversing Contactor Panels A reversing contactor panel is required for each A mechanical interlock prevents damage when two electric motor operator unit. opposite buttons are pushed at one time. Contactor panels have been developed and designed especially for valve operation. They consist of two mechanically interlocked three-pole contactors. Panels are furnished wired, provided with terminals, and mounted in an enclosure. The arc quenchers used on these panels speedily ex tinguish t ' arc and provide for long contact life. Any number of push button stations may be used with each reversing contactor panel. Single line break contactor panels are available. It is recommended, however, that double line break con tactor panels be used for valve operation to prevent accidental operation of the v- ; in case of a ground or short circuit in the wiring. Continued on next page Limitorque Contactor Panels are regularly made in three sices: No. 0, No. 1, and No. 2 <------- --------- Cuder-Hammer Contactor Panels are regularly made in two sices and types: Sice No. 1, Tvpe "AAA", Sice No. 2, Type "CCC" 128 CRANE Motor Operated Valoes {Cont.) Push Button Control Stations Any of the follow ing push button stations can be used t<> control electric motor operated valves. Unless otherwise specified, all stations will be furnished with three buttons topen-stop-closej. and two lights tred and green). Provision can also be made for the use of additional automatic devices, as desired. <------ Type HD-3 Cutler-1 lummer Pu-h Button Control Station in NEMA 1 Enclosure Type AL ------> Limitorquc Pti'h Button Control Station in NEMA V Enclosure Manufac turer CutlerHammer Limitorque Philadelphia Gear \\ orks Types of Control Stations Available Type of Control Station One Two Three Drum Button Button Button Lights Enclosures Furnished Mounting KA and KB HD-l 1 HD-2 > HD-3 FHD-1 FHD-2 FHD-3 ------ -- . ----- I -- --i -- AS ALEW i - i ALW ALEC i -- 1 AL -- i - ; ALEX W I -! -- -- i - i ALW-3 --! -- AL-3 ... -- DSLF DSL DS -- -- -- - ___ -- 1 NEMA IV 1 'NEMA I. IV. or Vf f 2 NEMA 1 "T: N'EMA 1 None *J NE.M \ 1 NEMA 1 ; ^ ; N'EMA IV ! ' N'EMA V j -> ; N'EMA VII JA Pistol Grip Switch ; ?; NEMA IV > ! N'EMA V Surface Flush Surface Surface or llush, as ordered Drum Stations DS and DL have three positions; DSLF has two positions and a -top button. Enclosures NEMA I is Meet 'tcel NEMA IV is cast aluminum. NEMA V is cast aluminum. NEMA Vi 1 is cast steel Break-Glass Doors; Locks Cutler-Hammer Stations K \ and KB have a break-gia-s door. KA has a Yale lock: KB will take a padlock. Limitorquc Stations, with the exception of types AS. ALEX, and W. have a break-glass door and a Yale lock. Step-Down Transformers and Fusible Plugs When push button stations and other electrical con trol apparatus, such as pressure and float switches, are to operate at a lower AC current voltage than the main motor, it is necessary to install a step-down transformer in the contactor panel. This requires a special over-size case. Fusible plugs or disconnect switches can also be installed. Accessories Position indicators: It is frequently desirable to have an indicator showing the exact position of the disc at all times, especially on globe valves, which are used for throttling purposes. Motor operators are furnished with protectors for the valve stem exten sion above the motor unit, to prevent mechanical damage to the stem and the accumulation of dust and dirt w inch might be car ,i into the yoke sleeve or yoke bushing by the sum. The valve stem, therefore, cannot act as an indicator. All valve motor operators can be equipped with position indicators, of either the integral or remote type. The integral type is placed on the operator case, w ith a pointer indicating the disc position. The remote type is connected to a transmitter attached to the integral type indicator. Remote indicators may be in multiple. A rod position indicator attached to the top of the stem of the valve, operating through a hole in the cap of the stem protector, is frequently furnished. Floor stands: Motor operators may be mounted on floor stands for operating valves below a floor, when it is impractical to mount the operator directly on the valve. The floor stands may be of the plain type with the contactor panel and push button station mounted elsewhere, or of the combined type having the panel and station mounted on the side of the floor stand. When a floor stand is used and the distance from the valve to the floor is within practical limits, a onepiece stem for the valve will be provided, extending through the floor stand. If the distance is too great for a one-piece stem, or the valve itself is in a line, which will impart movement to the valve through expansion or contraction, universal joints and spline couplings must be used in the stem. Placing the floor stand at a location other than directly above the valve is not practical, due to the power absorbed by the required bevel gears, and the lost motion involved. Continued on next page Motor Operated Valves (Cont.) CRANE 129 Recommendations Rising or non-rising stem valves: The use of non rising stem valves with motor operators is not gen erally recommended. The stems in such valves rotate with' considerable speed and without interruption, and all of the wear tabes place between the stem and the threaded bushing in the disc. Sediment or scale in the line greatly accelerates this wear, and the life of the valve is materially shortened. In a rising stem valve, the wear is between the stem and the yoke sleeve or yoke bushing, which (being enclosed in the motor operator housing) is protected from all foreign matter. However, when clearance becomes the determining factor, non-rising stem valves can be furnished. Electrical insulation: The insulation of the elec tric motor is important. For power plant operation, Class "B" Insulation should always be used, whereas for large water valves, or valves in a low tempera ture situation, Class "A" Insulation may be used. Class "A" Insulation consists of cotton, silk, paper or other similar organic material immersed in oil or enamel as applied to conductors. Class "B" Insulation consists of inorganic materials such as mica, or asbestos, in built-up form with binding substances. Electric current: When alternating current motors are specified. 3 phase motors are regularly furnished. Single phase motors can be supplied for small valves only, requiring not over four-tenths horse power motors. Closing speeds: Unless otherwise specified, the closing speed of the disc on gate valves will be fig ured on the basis of approximately 12 inches per minute, and on globe valves, approximately 6 inches per minute. Motor units are available for closing valves at higher speeds, and if required, all details of the installation should be provided. Information Required on Inquiries and Orders i. Quantity, size, and end connections of valves (flanged, screwed, or welding ends). 2. Catalog number of regular valve preferred. 3- Rising or non-rising stem. See "Recommenda tions" above. 4. With or without by-pass. If by-pass is wanted, state its location in relation to the valve. 5- Service--steam, water, oil, air, gas, etc. 6. Working pressure, maximum differential pres sure to open against, and operating temperature. 7- Valves used for: main steam, equalizing, boiler feed, circulating water, etc. 8. Information on any special conditions, such as: whether valve must close against full flow, open against full pressure, or if coking is present. Q- Maximum velocity through valve, if obtainable. 10. Position of valve run--horizontal or vertical. 11. On valves with horizontal run, give position of valve stem: vertical up, vertical down, horizon tal, or other position. 12. Position of motor operator handwheel: parallel with or across the run of the valve. 13. Approximate maximum temperature at point where valve yoke will be located. 14. Desired closing speed of disc, in inches per minute, or all conditions if high speed closing is required. When Electric Motor Operator is Wanted: 15. Electrical characteristics--voltage, type of cur rent (AC or DC) and phase and cycle if AC. See "Recommendations" above. 16. State whether open-stop-close, close-only, or open-only stations are wanted; type of enclosure, and whether lock-up or non-lock-up; number of stations per valve. See page 128. When Air or Gas Motor Operator is Wanted: 17. Available air or gas pressure for operating motor. (The minimum requirement is 70 pounds and the maximum 125 pounds. The normal working pressure of the motor is 100 p.s.i. Working pres sures above this are not recommended due to increased vane friction at the higher speed.) Type "S" Air Operated Limitorque Valve Controls on 4-inch Crane Gate Valves in the fire-water pump house of a refinery. 130 Without Indicator CRANE Floor Stands When equipped with the proper extension stem, these Floor Stands are suitable for operating either rising or non-rising stem valves. The list prices shown below are for the Floor Stand with wheel and wheel stem coupling, and, in addition, on the Floor Stand with Indicator, the complete indicator parts. They do not include extension stems, valve stem cou plings, or yoke sleeve couplings. Extension stems are illustrated on the opposite page. Prices are on application. The 20-inch high Floor Stand is for valves with 8-inch and smaller diameter handwheels; the 32-inch for valves with larger diameter handwheels. Regular Floor Stands without indicator are furnished for use with stem 2j-|-inch diamet-.' or less. Regular Floor Stands with indicator are furnished for use with stems 2*^-inch diameter or less. With Indicator List Prices Including wheel and wheel stem coupling only. Height of Floor Stand Without Indicator Painted column, japanned wheel Finished column, japanned wheel Finished column; rim and hub of wheel finished, spokes japanned With Indicator Painted column, japanned wheel Finished column, japanned wheel Finished column; rim and hub of wheel finished, spokes japanned Inches 1 20 Each 75.00 Eachl 145.00 Each' 205.00 Eachl 115.00 Eachl 185.00 Each! 245.00 32 100.00 180.00 250.00 140.00 220.00 290.00 12 Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve Unless other wise ordered, extension stems are made of Extra Strong Pipe. Directions for Ordering Floor Stand Only For Crane Valves, specify: 1. Style (with or without indicator) and finish of Floor Stand, and height 2. Site and catalog number of valve, and whether valve opens by turning to the right or left 3. Date valve was purchased, and complete markings. For other than Crane Valves, specify: 4. Style (with or without indicator) and finish of Floor Stand 5. Size, style, and catalog number of valve 6. Manufacturer's name 7. Diameter of handwheel on valve 8. Number of turns to open 9. Dimension from center-line of valve to top of present handwheel--both open and closed positions, when wanted for globe and angle valves. 10. Whether valve opens by turning to the right or the left Floor Stand with Extension Stem For Crane Valves, specify: 11. Information requested when ordering Floor Stand only (1 to 3, above) 12. Dimension A, center of valve port to floor level 13. Details, description, and proximity of structural members or walls avail able for support of long extension stems For other than Crane Valves, specify: 14. Information requested in above items 4 to 10, inclusive, and 12 and 13 15. If non-rising stem gate valve, or globe or angle valve, include: (a) Dimension B, center of valve to bottom of square on stem (bi Dimension C, dimensions of square on stem--in detail 16. If outside screw and yoke gate valve include: (a) Dimension D. center of valve to bottom of hub on handwheel (b) Dimension E, detail dimensions of the part of the yoke sleeve on which the handwheel fits Floor Stands with Extension Stems are priced on application. Outside Screw and Yoke Gate Valve Unusually long extension stems must be properly supported. CRANE Floor Stands Typical Application and Special Designs A. 131 Floor Sr.inds Applied to Cate Wil\e \uth By-Pass in Horizontal Position Application L Bell Bottom Floor Stand L'sed on Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve Projecting Above Floor Line Application F Floor Stand with Single Bevel Gearing and Handwheel Application G Floor Stand with Double Bevel Gearing and Crank Handles The Floor Stands shown on the opposite page can be used to operate globe or angle valves or rising or non-rising stem gate valves, either with or without gearing. These meet the requirements of ordinary installations. In addition, Floor Stands of special designs and for special installations, such as illustrated on this page, can be made to order. Prices on the special designs, equipped with gears, ball bearings, cranks, motors, arms, or with bell or wide bottom, are furnished on application. Inquiries and orders should indicate clearly what is wanted and be accompanied with a sketch in cluding all known dimensions. Extension Stems Application K Floor Stand with Arm lor Operating By-Pass Application J Wide Bottom Floor Stand Used on Rising Stem Gate Valve Projecting Above Floor Line ' 12 Extension Stem For Non-Rising Stem Gate Vahes. Globe or Angle Waives Extension stems are frequently required for valves that are to be operated from a distance. Ordinarily, a Floor Stand is used to support the stem and handwheel, but in many installations the extension stem only is used. Extension stems for non-rising stem gate valves and for all globe and angle valves are furnished with a wheel stem coupling suitable for a square hole handwheel and a valve stem coupling to fit the square on the valve stem. Those for outside screw and yoke gate valves have the same wheel stem coupling as for non-rising stem gate valves and globe and angle valves, but have a hexagon hole yoke sleeve coupling, designed to absorb the rise of the valve stem, thus effecting non-rising operation of the extension stem. Wheels are not furnished with extension stems unless ordered. Unless otherwise ordered, extension stems are made of Extra Strong Pipe. Wheel Stem Coupling Extra Strong Pipe Yoke Sleeve Coupling Extension Stem For Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Gate Valves Inquiries and orders should specify the length of the valves not of Crane manufacture, include the informa extension stem measured from the center of the valve tion requested in lines 5 to 7, q, if and 16 on page 130. port to the bottom of the square on the wheel stem coupling. For use on Crane valves, include the size Extension stems that are long, must be rigidly and and catalog number of the valve, the year of pur properly guided with supporting brackets. When re chase and the complete valve markings. For use on questing prices, furnish complete information. Prices on application 132 CRANE Indicator Posts Standard Pattern Underwriters' Pattern No. 520 \aplied to No. 462 Gate Valve When ordering an indicator post for a Crane valve, specify the catalog number of the post, the size and catalog number of the valve with which it will be used, and the depth of the trench (distance from ground level to bottom of pipe line). Enlarged Sectional View of Head No. 520 Post When ordering indicator posts for valves other than Crane, refer to the paragraph below on "Special indicator posts." Enlarged Sectional View of Head No. 510 Post List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Depth of trench Feet: No. 510, with wrench S No. 520, with wrench \ Extra for each 6" over 6-foot trench for No. 510 i Extra for each 6" over 6-foot trench for No. 520 1 Distance from ground level to top of post No. 510 No. 520 Inches; Inches' 2 to 6 168.00 138.00 8.40 7.00 38 331/4 No. 510 Applied to No. 462 ).j Gate Valve Service recommendations: Crane Indicator Posts operating rod has a socket for the valve stem. 12 provide an ideal means for operating iron body non rising stem gate valves buried underground. They are used principally in factory and mill yards, on valves for fire protection service. When N'o. 462 Gate Valves are ordered for use with an indicator post, they are furnished with an indi cator post flange bolted on the bonnet at no extra charge. When the N'o. 520 Indicator Post is The Standard Pattern, recommended when the Un required for valves already installed and not equipped derwriters' Pattern is not required, is suitable for with a flange, a separate adaptor plate for the valve valves 2 to 14-inch inclusive. It is generally used is furnished with the post at no extra charge. with the No. qbi Gate Valves shown on page 79. The Underwriters' Pattern, approved by the Lnderw risers' Laboratories. Inc., and the Factory Mutual Laboratories, is used with No. 462}^ Underwriters' NTo. 46 2}.<2 Gate Valves used with the N'o. jio Indi cator Post are furnished regularly with an indicator post flange cast integral with the bonnet. Pattern Gate Valves shown on page 80. The post is Special indicator rw.si.s: Indicator posts for non- marked "CL" and "FM". rising stem gate vabes other than Crane can be made Construction: Crane Indicator Posts are sturdily constructed of cast iron. Each post is furnished with an angle wrench which can be locked or sealed at the side of the post when not in use. The operating nut is 1J4 inches square. to order at a special price. When ordering, specify the name of the valve manufacturer, the valve size, whether it opens by turning to the right or left, the number of turns to open, and The word "OPEN" or"SHUT", in large, easily read the following dimension; letters, appears behind the indicator glass when the valve is open or closed, respectively. The lower plate, marked "OPEN", is adjustable, and its posi A -- Depth of trench B -- Center of pipe to top of stuffing box flange tion is changed to suit the sice of the valve. The C -- Center of pipe to bottom of indicator opening is fitted with a heavy plate glass valve stem square } -Finch thick; small openings under the cap ventilate D -- Diameter of stuffing box the entire post and prevent accumulation of moisture E -- Site of stem square on the glass in cold weather. F -- Height of stem square Attaching post to valve: These posts have the standard N.F.P.A. (National Fire Protection Asso ciation; ilange for attachment to the valve; the G -- Length of stem thread H -- Stuffing box bolt circle J -- Number and diameter of stuff- ing box studs and. or bolts. --^-j | CRANE Composition Discs 133 3 J 2 to 6-inch No. 6 Composition Disc J i Co 6-inch Size . List Prices per 100 Pieces . No. 1 No. 4 ! Inches [Cranite Discs.Cranite Discs' No. 6 Discs ' No. 10 1 Discs Vs 1 V* % 1 1 Vi J 3A i 1 11 l>/4 1 IV2 1 21 2 V2 1 31 3*/2 1 41 51 61 17.50 17.50 17.70 18.00 22.00 23.00 31.50 39.50 56.50 74.00 179.00 236.00 243.00 326.00 370.00 50.00 50.00 57.00 57.00 65.00 82.00 119.00 165.00 254.00 334.00 471.00 1 17.50 1 17.50 17.70 1 18.00 1 : 22.00 23.00 i 31.50 1 ! 39.50 1 i1 56.50 1 ! 74.00 1 179.00 1 ij 236.00 1 243.00 1 1 326.00 1 1 370.00 1 7.00 7.00 8.00 8.00 10.50 13.50 19.00 24.50 38.00 1 1 No. 12 Discs 7.00 7.00 8.00 8.00 10.50 13.50 19.00 24.50 38.00 { Approximate Dimensions in Inches No. 1, No. 4 No. 6 1 No. 10 or No. 12 ACAC . 21/S2 i V32 V4 i 2 Viz ' %2 ! y2 i 3A 1 V32 ! 19/32 ! 13/lS ! V* 1 2l/32 ! l`/i* ! Vi 1 2%2 * 1% ! Va s 1 Vi ' 1% 1 11Ai 1 l'/z .1 2 1 1 x/sz 1 lI3/lS * 1 ZVis 3V,6 1 i `Viz tS/32 ! 1 2%i <' ' 315/kj 1 Vi i 4% 1 9/is i 1 ;i 4% 1 19/l2 ! ! " 6 Vie 1 *%2 1 ' 7/is | 19/32 1 1 1 Vs *8 3/lS 7Ai Vi Va %2 S/lS Crane Composition Discs are made from high quality materials--compounded, cured, and tested for the recommended services. All are molded and vulcan ized. Constant study, research, and control assure uniformity in composition and serviceability. No. 1 Cranite Discs: No. i Cranite Discs are made of a specially formulated composition consisting of a synthetic base, with asbestos and other ingredients. Sizes M to 3-inch have serrated faces on both sides; one side is marked "No. i Cranite", and includes the size marking. Sizes 3 x/i~inch and larger are plain on both sides, without markings. For ISO pounds steam, 366 F. maximum *150 pounds hot water, 366 F. maximum *300 pounds hot water, 300 F. maximum No. 4 Cranite Discs: No. 4 Cranite Discs are lami nated, and consist of a synthetic base with spirally wound long fibre asbestos and other ingredients. They are suitably cured to provide a hard disc for high temperature, yet they seat with a minimum of effort. All sizes have serrated faces on both sides; one side is marked "No. 4 Cranite", and includes the size. For 300 pounds steam, 450 F. maximum *600 pounds hot water, 420 F. maximum The No. I and No. 4 Discs are suitable for hot water under 200 F. only when used in globe and angle valves: how ever, when such valves are to be operated frequently or must scat easily, and the temperature does not exceed 200 F., the No. o Discs are recommended. No. 5 Cranoil Discs: Cranoil Discs (not illustrated above), are compounded from phenol formaldehyde resinoid. They are cemented into the disc holders of the valves, and have specially machined faces to fit specially machined seats. They are not interchange able with other Crane Discs. See page 31. For oil, gasoline, air, or gas. 250 F. maximum No. 6 Discs: No. 6 Discs are made of a specially for mulated composition consisting of a synthetic base, with other ingredients. They are soft enough to make a tight seat on air or gas, yet sufficiently stiff and re sistant to withstand hot water, and the wear and tear of repeated operation. All sizes are plain on both sides, without markings. For 400 pounds hoc water, 200 F. maximum 600 pounds water, air. gas, oil, or gasoline, 150 F. maximum. (Also suitable for propane and butane when used in Underwriters' approved valves.) Nos. 10 and 12 Discs: Nos. 10 and 12 Discs are not interchangeable with Nos. 1, 4, and 6 Discs; they are slightly smaller in size. Made from homogeneous compounds with synthetic bases, they are highly suitable for their respective recommended services. All sizes are plain on both sides, without markings. No. 10.. For 100 pounds steam. 338 F. maximum No. 12.. .For 150 pounds water, air, gas. oil. or gasoline, 200 F. maximum, and for domestic gas service. 12 134 CRANE Wheels for Valves Style A Wheels, of a dished design with oval rim and either a square or threaded hole, are made of malleable iron. Orders must specify "square" or "threaded" hole. Square hole wheels are used on the small site Steel Globe and Angle Valves shown on pages 237 to 239, 386, and 387. Threaded hole wheels are used on the O.S. 6; Y. Steel Gate Valves shown on pages 223, 225, and 387, and on 2-inch Diaphragm Valves. Style B Wheels, of malleable iron and simi lar to the Style A above, arc made with a threaded hole only. They arc used on Dia phragm Valves 1 * 2-inch and smaller. Style D Wheels have an oval rim, square^ hole, and are malleable iron. They are used on the larger site Diaphragm Vaises, Brass. Bronte, Iron, and Steel Globe. Angle, and Gate ValvesAbut not on O.S. tv Y. Gate Valves), they arc also used on Xo. 453 Hose Gate Valves. 10-inch diameter and smaller ---------e------- 4 12-inch diameter and larger Style E Wheels, made of malleable iron and similar to the Style D above, have a hexagon hole. They are used on O.S. & Y. Iron and Steel Gate Valves. 6 and 7-inch diameter wheels are also available with a threaded hole for use with the Steel Gate Valves shown on pages 223. 225, and 387. Style L Wheels, of a black, moulded com position material with a square socket, are used on Brass and Bronte Radiator Valves and on special polished valves. 12 Style F Wheels, non-heat, round pattern with a square hole, are die cast in diameters 41 irinch and smaller and malleable iron in the larger diameters. They are widely used on smaller site Brass, Bronte, Iron, and Steel Globe. Angle, and Gate Valves (but not on O.S. & Y. Gate Valves). Style M Wheels are a round pattern design. They have a round rim, a threaded hole, and are made of malleable iron. These wheels are used only on the N'o. 459 Bronte Gate Valves shown on page 19. Style N Wheels are che "Navy" Four-Ball Pattern. They have a square hole, are made of polished brass, and are used on special polished valves. Sizes (Diameters) in Inches, and List Prices Style A ; Style D | Size a Price, Each s Size Price 1 Size Sq. Thd. Each b Hole Hole d e 2V2 2*Vi .20 .40 j 3V4l .45 *3 3*4 .30 .46 4 */21 -75 3*4 374 .38 .68 sv? 1.35 4 4Vi .56 .95 6 1.60 6 5 5 *-4 1.05 1.60 7 2.00 7 Site Style B ,; s Price, Each, ; 9 no 2.50i 8 3.15 9 3.35 no a b Thd. Hole 12 2 23/l6 1 2*4 27/is ' .30 ,35 14 16 18 2*4 llVie 1 3 3*4 1 4 47/]6 ! .40 .46 .95 , ! 20 22 24 4.40 6.30 ' 12.75 14.00 19.00 23.00 39.00 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 Prices of wheels for AAR Valves are shown on page 40* 27 42.001! 27 30 58-OOij 30 36 160.00 i 36 42 200.00 *42 Style E Style F Style L Style M Style Price, Each i Size Price Size Price Size Price Size Price Hex. Thd. . Each Each Each Each Hole Hole | f h m n r oUi 1.60! 2.00 3.15! 3.351 4.40 6.30 1.85 2.50 ' l*/2 i3A 2 Vi s l|29/16 274 3VI6 3% 4*/is 434 r.V, .13 : 1% .13 12 .16 i 214 .20 2*4 .24 234 .30 ' 3 .36 < .44 ! .56 .75 , .20 3s/l6 .80 1V2 134 .22 3% 1.00 m 2 .24 3% 1.20 2 2% .28 4% 1.60 *2*4 3 .32 4`3/l6 1.90 3 3*4 .40 574 2.20 3*4 41/8 * 6**46 4.30 4 15 4% 5% i, 6 6% .| Prices on appli cation 12.75 14.00 19.00 23.00 39.00 42.00 58.00 160.00 Ordering wheels or handles: Specify the site and catalog number of the valve, or the site and style of the wheel or handle. Valve dimension tables in the catalog include the wheel or handle -itc. The style can be determined from valve illustrations and the -ire. or from data shown on this and page 135. `The asterisk indicates wheels made with two sites of squares or hexagons; for these sites, always include the site and catalog number of the valve on which the wheel will be used. 200.00 CRANE 135 Handles for Valves Sizes, in Inches, and List Prices Size Price j Each Size Price s Each Style J Tee Handles are made of cast Stvle 5 Vs iron. They are used only on Xo. SO J 5% .45 f29/l6 .75 Style 39/i6 .15 .20 Brass Hose Valves. 6 % .85 S 414 .38 1 81/4 1.00 1*414 .43 Size Price 43/4 .46 k Each 6 .62 Style K Lever Handles are made of malleable iron. They are used on the 3 Vi 3VS Style 3'/2 .32 .38 .40 Size X 1*3 Price Each .40 smaller site Hydraulic Bronte and Steel Globe and Angle Valves. K 3% 414 .42 Style t3% .46 X 143/4 .50 .62 4% .50 6 1 1.00 Ordering............................................ page134 Tee Wrenches..................................page137 5 JM- .60 .70 7 I 1.10 Keys for Lock Shields......... pag- '37 fTwo sites of squares; specify site wanted. Style S Tee Handles are made of malleable iron. They are used on Bar Stock Valves and on some CorrosionResistant Globe Valves. Lip-Seal Bon net Valves, and Ammonia Valves. Style X Cross Handles are made of malleable iron. They are used on some Corrosion-Resistant Valves. Size of Hole in Wheels and Handles The tables below show the size of hole in square hole and hexagon hole wheels and handles. Wheels and handles with the same size and type of hole, and the same hub length, are interchangeable. Caution: When substitution of wheels and handles involves the use of larger sizes than those with which the valves are regularly equipped, -J pi-- consideration must be given to the effect of increased power which will be obtained; recommendations furnished on request. !---w--! Square Hole Wheel or Handle total taper per foot Dimensions, in Inches Hexagon Hole Wheel or Handle Square Hole ! Style A P i v i Size a Style F Size f Style N Size n Style J Size j Style K Size k Style S Size s Style X Size x ChainWheel Pitch Dia. .20 i .30 | n/2 IV2 .24 i .35 { 21/z 13/4 .24 i .37 | .29 ! .35 | 21/16 .29 1 .37 1 .29 1 .44 | 3 .32 1 .40 | 29/i6 .32 1 .44 | .35 1 .44 | 23/4 .40 1 .44 | 3 3/l6 .40 1 .56 | 31/2 .42 1 .44 | 3% .42 1 .81 | .45 1 .56 | 41/16 .45 I .69 | .53 1 .62 | 4,5 434, 53/S .56 1 .75 1 .56 .87 ( 1 13/4 2 21/2 21/2 3 31/2 5 6 3 29/l 6 31/* 3 29/i 1 39/16 1 334 | 39/16 31/2 41/2 334 23/s 51/g 3% 41/8, 41/2 434 43/4 23/a 3 41/4 434 3 53/4 49/g 6 6 3 61/2 5 1 71 4 81/4 534 1 15 Square Hole Style D Chainl Square Hole Style D Chain Hexagon Hole Style E Chaini.Hexagon Hole Style Ej Chain P v Size d Wheel! P 1 V Size d Wheel w y Size e Wheeli| w | y Size e | Wheel .35 .44 31/2 23/g 1.00 | 1.62 l 14 14 .99 .69 6 i 2.38 | 1.31 18 1 18 .37 .62 41/2 .44 1.00 51/2 4 1.13 1 1.75 16 4 1.25 | 1.87 1 18 14 .99 .69 18 1.16 .75 7 8 m i 2-75 ! 1.31 7V2 ! 3.27 1 1.50 20 1 18 22 j 18 .56 .87 6 5 1.31 | 2.12 20 18 1.35 .87 9 7Vi ' 3.46 [ 1.62 24 I 24 .63 1.00 7 5 ' 1.44 1 2.37 22 18 1.54 .87 10 10 *1 3.53 1 1.69 27 1 24 .69 1.06 8 71/2 1.50 : 2.44 24 24 1.67 .87 10 10 | 4.03 | 1.75 30 I 30 .75 1.19 9 71/2 1.75 ' 2.50 27 24 1.86 1.00 12 10 1 4.56 | 2.19 36 | 30 .81 1.25 10 10 1.87 1 2.75 30 30 2.05 1.06 14 14 5.16 1 2.75 42 .87 1.37 10 10 2.00 : 3.25 36 30 2.31 1.19 16 14 11 5.75 ! 2.75 42 1 .94 1.50 12 10 , 2.50 | 3.50 42 Chain Wheels... .page 136 136 CRANE Chain Wheels For Brass, Iron, and Steel Valves Chain Wheel With Chain Chain Wheel With Guide and Chain Hammer Blow Chain Wheel With Guide and Chain (Prices on Application) Illustrations show Chain Wheels applied to Rising Stem Gate Valves. Applications on N'onRising Stem Gate Valves and on Globe and Angle Valves, while r ' illustrated, are similar. Pitch Diameter Chain Wheel Inches List Prices, Each For use with Rising^ or Non-Rising Stem Valves With Square or Hexagon Hole Wheel* Chain Wheel Only Chain Wheel and Guide Chain Wheels are applicable to valves having the following style and size of Wheel or Handle with Square or Hexagon hole only Style A Style D Wheel Wheel Style E Wheel Style F Wheel Style K Handle Style S Handle Size Inches Size Inches Size Inches Size Inches Size Inches Size Inches 2% ! 3l 4 5; 3.75 4.00 4.25 4.75 ! 17.50 1 17.75 | 18.00 | 19.50 II 3 * 3>/2 i( 4. 5 '! 3>/2 1 41/2, 51/2 6. 7 2%, 3Vie 35/s. 4i/i6 43/4. 53/g 3V2, 37/g 41/4. 4% 5 534 43/4, 6 7Vz I 8.50 1 23.50 1 10 I 12.50 | 28.50 ll 12 14 I 18 ! 18.00 26.00 | 35.00 1 44.00 II 24 I 45.00 i 65.00 8, 9 7, 8. 9 . 10, 12 ; 10, 12 14. 16 14, 16 18. 20, 22 ' 18, 20, 22 24, 27 24, 27 i l |1 !1 30 95.00 i 125.00 30. 36 30. 36 List price of Chain for Chain Wheels .45 per foot || List price for connecting ends of Chain .65 per Chain Chain Wheels without guides will be furnished, unless ordered "With Guide". *Chain wheels for valves with threaded hole wheels are made to order; prices on application. For convenience in operating valves located above a normal reach from floor levels, Crane Chain Wheels are ideal. They are made from high quality cast iron, of unusually rugged and serviceable construction, and are designed to provide a positive grip on the chain under the most severe operation. Through a new improved hub design, these chain wheels are easily attached and locked to valves in service; an instruction tag is supplied with each wheel. Guides: Guides for Crane Chain Wheels, for sices of 7}-2-inch pitch diameter and larger, are regularly eqtiipped with rollers, as illustrated; Guides for smaller wheels have plain loops. Crane Guides hold the chain in close contact with a large portion of the circumference of the wheel, preventing slipping or jumping of che chain. ditions such as these, the Crane Hammer Blow Chain Wheel is recommended. Its design embodies a " lost motion", wherein the wheel turns freely through a large angle, bu-'.ding up momentum until the heavy operating lugs engage. The resulting "hammer blow" acts upon the valve stem, facilitating opening and closing of the valve. The Hammer Blow Chain Wheels are available in 71-Cinch pitch diameter and larger; prices are furnished on application. Ordering: When ordering a Chain Wheel separately, specify the pitch diameter of the Chain Wheel and the size and catalog number of the valve for which it is intended. Also indicate if a Chain Guide is desired. When ordering a Chain for a Chain Wheel separately, specify the pitch diameter of the Chain Wheel for which the Chain is intended. Hammer Blow Chain Wheels: When Chain Wheels are desired for operating large sice or high pressure valves, additional power is usually necessary for the first effort in unseating the disc, and in the final movement, to effect tight seating. For con- When valves are ordered with a Chain Wheel or with a Chain Wheel and Guide, the equipment will be mounted on the valve at no extra charge; no allow ance will be made for the regular valve wheel or handle. For size of hole in Chain Wheels, Wheels, or Handles, see page 135. CRANE Babbitt Adjustable Sprocket Rim With Chain Guide Diameters, in Inches Sire No. Sprocket Valve Wheels Wheels Rim Will Fit 0 1 1V2 2 2V2 31 3`A! 41 4`A 5 4 5Vs y\-2 9 121/2 151/2 19 22 26 30 2 to 4 4 Vs to 5% 6 to 7 Vi 7% to 9 91/4 to 121/2 12% to 151/2 15% to 19 19V4 to 22 22>/4 to 26 | 26i/4 to 30 The Babbitt Rims may be easily attached to the wheels of valves in service. They do not in any way interfere with rising stems. Available in a wide ranee of sires, each size can be adjusted to fit certain mini mum and maximum diameters of valve wheels, as shown in the table at the left. The new split guard ring of spring steel avoids the use of cotter pins. The chain is rustproof. When ordering, specify the number of feet of chain required, and indicate if the valve has a rising stem. Prices on application t 137 Keys for Lock Shield Keys Used With Lock Shield Valves Size of Valve Inches Catalog Nos. of Valves No. 1240 No. 67 G J No. 438 No. 440 No. 1241 Va 1 %1 1 l/2 197 % 1 198 198 198 or 199 11/4 IV2 199 198 or 199 2 199 198 199 197 198 No. 4270 197 198 198 or 199 List Prices and Size of Square Hole Key Nos. List Prices Size of Square Hole No. 197 No. 198 No. 199 Each Inches 1.00 ,26and.20 1.20 .43 and. 3 2 1.60 .49 and .43 Malleable Iron Cadmium Placed Nos. 197, 198, and 199 12 Tee Wrenches Seat F ing Wrenches s Tee Wrenches, frequently referred to as Tee-Handle Socket Wrenches, are used to operate all types of gate valves and other equipment regularly fitted with square operating nuts. These welded wrenches, made of steel pipe and tubing, are furnished with sockets for either 2-inch or 3-inch square operating nuts. The nut sizes conform to the dimensions of the Amer ican Water Works Association. Lengths ranging from five to nine feet are regu- Tce Wrench [ar; other lengths are made to order. For Valves 0 With Square Operating \'ut Prices and dimensions on application. Typical Illustrations Illustrated here arc wrenches for AAR Bronte Globe and Angle Vahcs. Le/l .... for \ahc< with ball disc. Ri^hl ... for valves with plug disc. A typical scat ring is shown under each wrench. Wrenches for removing and inserting flat, bevel, and plug type body seat rings in Crane Brass, Bronze, and small Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves are avail able. They are made of steel, ruggedly constructed, and correctly designed. Prices on application. Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings CRANE Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings 150-Pound Banded Fittings List Prices and Description...........................pages 140 and 141 Dimensions and List of Reducing Sites... .pages 141 and 143 Plain Pattern Fittings Lise Prices and Description.............................................page 141 Dimensions and List of Reducing Sires.........................page 142 Air-Tested 150-Pound Fittings............................................page 144 Circulating Boiler Fittings................................................... page [45 300-Pound Fittings................................................pages 140 and r4~ Heavy Fittings........................................................ pages 140 and 147 AAR Fittings...............................................................................page 148 The Crane line of Malleable Iron Fittings includes fittings for steam working pressures up to 300 pounds and for water, oil, or gas working pressures up to 2000 pounds, depending upon sice. The user is afforded a wide variety of types and an unusually liberal assortment of straight and reducing sizes. Crane Malleable Iron is characterized by pressure tightness, stiffness, and toughness, the latter property being especially valuable in pipe fittings. It has a tensile strength of from 40,000 to 50,000 pounds per square inch. Uniformity and superior quality are assured through the application of im proved methods in furnace practice, casting, and annealing. Although differing in their weight and proportions, the various lines are alike in that no detail of manufacture is overlooked to provide fittings of exceptionally high quality. Except for Plain Pattern Fittings, the pipe ends are reinforced with bands. Tough, close-grained iron, threads accurately cut to gauge and in true alignment, openings chamfered to permit easy entrance of the pipe,--these and other features contribute to making Crane fittings uniformly satisfactory. The list above does not include all the Malleable Iron Fittings manufactured by Crane. For greater convenience, the fol lowing fittings are shown in other sections of this catalog: Plugs......................................................................................page 166 Bushings............................................................................... page 167 Single Strap and Double Strap Clamps......................... page 171 Screwed Unions and Union Fittings................pages 174 to 180 Flange Unions..................................................................... page 181 Railing Fittings.................................................pages iqo and iqi Floor Flanges....................................................................... page 203 How to read reducing fittings... page 577 139 13 140 CRANE 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings WORKING PRESSURES, BANDED FITTINGS 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 90 Elbow 45 Elbow Prices of Reducing Fittings and Reducers apply only to the sizes listed on pages 141 and 143; the price is determined by the size of the largest opening. Tee Cross ( 90 Screet * Elbow mm 45' Street Elbow iLiiLi/j Service HNv Fee List Prices, Each--Banded Fittings Size 90 Elbows Straight Reducing Plhmue Tees Straight Reducing Inches iBlack Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. 14 .16 .21 .19 .25 .22 1 .28 .43 .56 14 .16 1 .21 .19 . 25 .19 .25 .22 .28 .24 ; ,31 .43 .56 % .16 .21 .19 .25 .19 .25 .21 .28 .24 .31 .43 .56 V2 .20 .26 .22 .29 .21 .28 .28 .36 .31 .40 .53 .71 34 .25 .33 .27 .37 .29 ' .40 .37 .48 .41 .53 .65 .85 1 .32 , .42; .35 . -45 .35 1 .46 , 4; .64 .53 ' .70 .80 1.05 iv* .50 1 .661 .57 .76 .60 i .80 .78 1.00 .85 1.10 1.10 1.45 1V2 .68 1 .881 .72 .97 .75 1 .95 .96 1.25 1.00 1.35 1.40 1.80 2 .97 1.25 1.05 1.35 1.05 1.35 i 1.40 1.80 1.55 < 1.95 2.30 3.00 2Vi 1.85 2.40 2.00 2.60 2.05 * 2.65-I 2.45 3.20- 2.70 3.50 3.70 4.80 3 2.95 3.85 3.25 4.25 3.30 ; 4.30 i 3.30 4,15. 3.60 ! 4.75 5.50 7.10 3 Vi 3.65 4.75 4.00 ! 5.00 5.60 i 7.301 1 8.50 11.25 4 5.00 6.50 5.50 ' 7.20 5.30 < 6.65 6.60 8.60! 7.30 1 9.50 10.00 13.00 5 11.50 15.00 6 14.50 19.00 13.00 i17.00 13.00 17.00 1 21.00 26.50 ` 16.00 <21.00 ;i8.50 :24.00' 20.00 126.00' 29.00 39.00 Return Bend 45 Y-Bend gm i | Cap Size 90 Street Elbows Straight Reducing 45 Street Elbows Service Tees Straight Reducing Inches Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv.'Black Galv. Vi .22 .29 14 .22 1 .29 1 .24 .31 .24. < .31 .28 .36 * J ! % .22 .29 .24 .31 .28 .36 .33; .43 Vi .26 .34 .28 .37 .28 .35 .36 ` .47 .39 ; .51 34 .37 .48 .41 .53 .41 .51 .44 .59 .50 1 .65 1 .43 .54 .46 .62 .48 .64 .59 .79 .67 .90 .72 j .94 U4 .65 ' .84 .68 .91 .72 ` .96 .93 < 1.20 : 1.00 I 1.35 1.20 ' 1.55 iVi .80 1 1.05 I .86 1.10 .90 <1.15 1.25 1.60 1 1.35 1.75 1.65 ; 2.15 2 1.20 1.55 1 1.35 1.75 1.35 1 1.75 1.85 1 2.40 i 1.95 ' 2.65 2.30 < 3.00 214 2.10 ' 2.75 4 ' 4.45 ! 6.00 3 3.25 ! 4.25 1 ( 7.50 ; 9.50 4 5.30 >7.00 1 l1 13.00 ' 16.25 Couplin'? Right Hand '.lupling P lant 6! Left Reducer Size Inches 18 14 3'8 10 Ji 1 1'4 ll 2 2 21 2 3 3'-2 4 5 6 Return Bends Close Pattern Medium i Open Pattern Pattern Caps Right Hand R. &L. Keducers Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. ; ; .17 .22 ' .11 i .15 .17 , .22 | 17 .22 1 1 .11 1 .15 .17 ! .22 1 | .17 .22 .47 ! .60 .50 .65 ' .53 .69 .14 .18 .19 .24 .20 1 .27 .19 .24 .56 .73 .60 .78 .68 .88 .73 .95 .65 .85 .80 1.05 .19 .23 25 .22 .29 .25 f .30 .34 .44 .37 .48 .22 .29 .34 .44 1.00 1.30 1.10 1.45 1.30 1.70 .30 .40 .44 .58 .50 .67 .44 .58 1.40 1.80 1.55 2.00 1.80 2.35 .41 .53 .55 .70 .64 .80 .55 .70 2.50 3.15 2.60 3.40 2.85 3.70 .53 .66 .80 1.00 .85 ' 1.15 .80 1.00 5.50 6.90 .94 1.20 1.45 1 1.85 1.45 1.85 8.30 10.80 1.30 1.75 2.00 2.50 ; 2.00 2.50 2.00 2.70 , 3.65 4,75 16.00 20.00 2.35 3.05 4.00 I 5.30 i 4.00 5.30 4.20 5.50 1 7.50 10.00 8.00 10.50 10.00 13.00 Dimensions and list of reducing sizes . pages 142 and 143 Air-tested fittings... .page 144 CRANE 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings 141 The Crane line of 150-Pound \ lalleable 1 ron Fittings, described and illustrated on pages 140 to 144. in cludes a w ide variety of types and a large assortment of straight and reducing sires. It affords the user an excellent selection, sufficient for every normal piping installation w ithin its pressure and sire range. Banded Fittings: Banded fittings, so called be cause of the generous band which reinforces each female opening, are well proportioned and of good weight. Their strength is very high, providing a liberal factor of safety over the recommended work ing pressure. All openings are accurately threaded to gauge, are in true alignment, and are chamfered slightly, to permit easy entrance of the pipe. Plain Fittings: Plain fittings are similar in quality to the Banded but do not have the strength pro ducing reinforcing bands. They, too. have accuratelycut threads w -h each opening in true alignment. Male end ft-tings: A street elbow or a service tee, with the male thread on one end, eliminates one threaded joint when making up pipe lines. Their use. therefore, saves time and materials. Air-tested fittings: Crane Air-Tested 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings are suitable for air brake and other compressed air lines; see page 144. Reducing fittings: Reducing fittings are made in proportion with the straight sizes, thus harmonizing the fittings in any combination of piping. Prices of reducing fittings and reducers are determined by the size of the largest opening and apply only to regularly listed sizes. All other sizes are special; prices on application. For list of sizes of Banded and Plain Reducers, see page 141; for list of sizes of Banded Reducing Elbows and Tees, see page [45. Dimensions: The dimensions of straight and re ducing fittings are shown on pages 144 and 143. Plain fittings hawe the same center to end .inten sions as the corresponding size banded fitt' _ 90 Elbow Side Outlet Elbow Plain Pattern Fittings Plain Pattern Fittings are satis factory for low pressure gas and water lines, for plumb ing in homes, or for railings. Coupling Reducer Locknut Waste Nut Sire Inches l/8 V* % !2 % i ilA 1^2 2 List Prices, Each--Plain Fittings 905 Elbows Side Outlet Elbows Tees Four-Way Tees Couplings J Right Hand! Reducers Locknuts Hexagonal Waste Nuts Black Galv. Black,Galv. IBlack,Galv. ;Black|Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. iBlack!Galv. If- .21 >2 .28 1 .17 .22 .07 .09 ! .15 .19 <6 .21 .35 j .47 .-.2 .28 .40 .52 .17 ; .22 .17 .22 ! .07 .09 ! .15 .19 .16 .21 .35 1 .47 .22 .28 .40 .52 1 .17 i .22 .17 .22 j .07 .09 i . 15 .19 .20 .26 .40 j .52 .28 .36 .48 .64 ' .19 i .24 .19 .24 ; .09 .11 ! .17 .22 .25 ; .33 .45 1 .58 .37 .48 .62 .80 .22 .29 .22 .29 .11 .14 1 .19 .25 . .32 .42 : .66 s .88 .47 .64 .80 ! 1.05 .34 .44 .34 .44 .14 .18 t .22 .29 * .50 .66 . .90 1.15 .78 1.00 1.10 ! 1.45 .44 .58 .44 .58 . .18 .23 i .28 .36 .68 .88 ' 1.15 ! 1.50 .96 1.25 1.50 1.95 .55 1 .70 .55 .70 .25 .32 ' .37 .48 .97 1.25 1.60 2.10 1.40 1.80 2.30 3.00 .80 1.00 .42 .55 .70 .88 Sire Caps Extension Drop Elbows Pieces Female Inches Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. 1'8 .11* 15' .11* 15* .28 3's .11* 15* .28 .36 ! .28 Vt .14 , 18 .31 .40 ! .32 ; % .19 : 25 1 .40 .52 ; 1 .23 30 .50 .65 'Caps in sires j,, >4', and ? j-inch are steel. .37 .37 .42 Plain Fittings are made to the same exacting standards as the Banded, having accurately cut threads with each opening in true alignment; the center to end dimensions are the same. The ends, however, are not reinforced with a band; and the fittings, therefore, are only suitable on non-pressure services such as railings, racks, etc., and for low pressure gas and water lines. The prices of Reducers apply only to the sizes shown on page 142; the price is determined by the larger opening. Dimensions {same as Banded) .... page 142 List of sizes of Reducers .... page 142 13 142 CRANE 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings Dimensions of Straight Sizes, in Inches Banded and Plain Pattern 90 Elbow 90 Street Elbow Side Outlet Elbow Tee Service Tee Four-Way Tee Cross 45 Elbow 45 Street Elbow 45 Y-Bend Cap Coupling These dimensions apply to both Banded and Plain Fittings; their center to end dimensions are alike. `Return Bend See pages 494 and 495 for explanation. `Close Pattern Return Bends can not be u-eJ to make up parallel coils. The center to cen ter dimension is so close that the banJ- of adjacent btnds will not clear each other. Sire % '/ 3/8 la 3A 1 m 1'.2 2 2'2 3 34 4 5 6 A 1 Vl6 13/lS l5/l6 iVi l5/is 14 1% lt5/l6 2'4 2`Vls 3l/g 37/l6 33/4 41'2 5Vg Bc l/2 3/4 13/l6 7/a 1 iy8 l3/ie 17/ig ln/is PVlG 23/ie 2% 25/8 31/.6 37/l6 1 13/i6 IVlG l5/8 l7/s 21/8 27/i6 2`1/ig 31/4 313/lfi 41/2 51 l/l G D 11/16 % 11/lG 13/l6 15/ig 11/lG 11/4 1% in/lG EF=H J 3/l6 'S/l6 I'/l 6 13/ig lS/lG 14 lU/l6 1% 21/4 2 Vs 27/ig 27/g 33/s 41/ig 41/2 5Vi6 61/4 71/4 87/s 9/ig s/l6 3/s i`/l6 l7/l6 3/4 t3/l6 11 Vis Vs l3/l6 2 l`/lG 11/2 27/ig 13/ig fl 1/lG 215/16 l`/4 l`3/l6 33/ig lS/lG 2 Vs 4 IVlG 21/2 4U/ig ' 1`3/ig 2Vs 59/ig 115/16 33/ig 1'VlG 615/ig 21/ig ; 3ii/i6 23/l6 29/l6 Close M` N Return Bends Medium ' Open M N_ M N 1 l`/4 1 1/2 I3/ 23/ig 2Vs 1 1% IV* 1% ' 11/2 IVs 23/16 14 ! l'S/lG ' 2 21/4 24 iVs : 21/4 < 24 2Vs 21Vi6 33/ie 3% 21/4 ! 2i3/lfi | 3 ' 33/I6 21/2 i 33/s ' 31/2 3% 3 ' 3% * 4 43/8 1{ 5 44 ' 4!3iG 1 5 ' 59/16 1 6 '611/, 6 l1 ( 14 4 38 l2 9 is 1 '/is h/ig ' 1 16 3/4 1S/l6 1 t Vie IVs m l3/l6 List of Sizes of Reducers and Dimensions, in Inches Banded and Plain Pattern Banded Reducers Sire ' A il Sire A *4 f Vs -V* 4 1/2 '4 4 18 3/ .1, ' 3.8 'V 1 x3/ *4 x3/g x l/l 1 1*8 11 8 l`/4 11 4 I'i 17/16 l7/l6 l7/l6 11 l/l 6 in/i6 ll ViG 11 */l 6 112 x 1 i/i xl x3/4 2 .14 H/4 xl - 34 <12 2V/2 i'. 2 dVi -1 23/ie 23/i6 23/i6 2s/l6 2'3/, 6 2`3,i6 2`3i6 213/ig 213/i6 31/4 31/4 3'/4 3/4 11/4x1 x3/4 x 1/2 21/16 2 l/l 6 21/16 j --A--' h-BH Size | A rrM 1M 3 x2i/2 3JVig x2 3n/6 xl4 3n/i6 Banded Reducer Plain Reducer X114 xl 3'2.3 The prices of Banded and Plain --Pattern Reducers (pages 14- and 4 141) apply only to the sires listed 4 24 .2 x31/2 4 --pr-- on this page; the size of the larger opening determines the price. x3 43/s The engagement normally re- x24 x2 43/ 43/ quired between male and female pipe threads to make a tight <11-2 5 -4 6 -4 43'8 51-g 43'8 joint is shown at the top of the case (dimension "Z"); this dimension aoDlies to all 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittinss. Plain Reducers Size B 1/4 X1/8 3/8 *1/4 yVs 1/2 y-Vs x`/4 - Vs 3/ < 1-2 k3/s xi/4 1 x3/i *4 x3/ xl/4 1 1/ x 1 11,2x114 1 14 I'/s 114 U4 14 l7is Ills l7/6 l"/l6 1'VlG !'/l6 IH/16 21/l6 23/i6 Prices of Banded Fittings....page 140 Prices of Plain Pattern Fittings...-page 141 CRANE 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings 143 L 90 Street Elbow List of Sizes of Banded Reducing Fittings and Dimensions, in Inches The prices of banded reducing fittings (page 140) apply only to the sizes shown below; the size of the largest opening determines the price. When specifying, always name the size of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on the accompanying illustrations. Tec Service Toe 90 Elbows K _Vi x Vi Vi -Vi x Vs_ V'2 xVi Vi X V2 x% xVr 1 x3/4 xVz X% l`/4xl x% X V2 iVixiVi xl X1Vi xiy4 xl xVi zyZx2 xWz <2yz <2 4 x3 _34_ 3/4 7/s %" ' 13/16 % lVl6 1V16 1 lVi 6 l3/l6 l>/4 IVb IVb IVb Ws l5/l6 1% iv* lS/l6 1V4 IVis l9/l6 1% l7/l6 1% l7/l6 1% l13/lS l13/ts l13/l6 l7/s lU/l6 l13/is 2 2 Vs lls/l6 2Vl6 ll5/is 2Vib l5/s 2 2s 2% 2% 25/g 213/16 3 2 V'2 _2% :3u 3% 90 Street Elbows Size ab Vz xVj 3/4 *v2 1 xVi l'Axi xVi iy2xi`/4 xl v34 2 xlV-2 M1 N ' lVl6 19/l6 i3/is 1V4 1 i3/8 2 Is/l6 25/l6 l9/l6 2*4 l13/l6 2% 1% 2Vie l'i 23i 121/16! 3 Size abc PQR Vi -x Vi < Vs Vi 3/4 % Vs >:Vs x Vi Vi 3/4 % % x34 xVi % 7/s Vs Vi xVi xVi 15/l6 7/s 15/ie x Vi 7/s I3/l6 Vs Vi xVi x3-' 7/s Vs Vs Vz xVi x% l'/l6 Wie Wie xVi 1 1 Wl6 V2 X% XV2 1 Vs ll/l6 Ws X% lVie ,S/l6 WlB Vi xVi xVi iy8 lVl6 Ws Vi x% xVi 1 Vis lVl6 l1/] 6 X X l3/is l3/i6 1 Vi x% 1'/a 1 Vs l3/l6 x Vi IVis I Vie I3/l6 V4 xl/z xVi l3/ie l Vi l9/l6 xVi l3/l6 Ws 1% XX jK XX iS lS/l6 l3/l6 1 Vie x% IVb IVis l3/l6 Vi xVi xVi 13/is lVie l3/l6 V'2 xVi xVi 1 Vi iy* l3/l6 1 xl x34 1 Vie lS/l6 1% xVi 1 Vi 1 Vi lS/l6 x3/s l3/l6 l3/lS lS/l6 x Vi l3/l l3/l6 lS/l6 1 X% xl lVl6 l3/8 l7/l6 x3/4 lS/l6 l5/,6 1% xVz iy4 IVis lVie 1 xVi xl lVte 19/l6 lVie x3/4 ls/l6 1 Vi 1% xVV iy4 1% ls/ie l3/a 1% lVie l/2 V I/2 vl 1% l34 lS/l6 11/4'1`/4xl l9/e l9/l6 1% x% lVie l7/,6 l9/l6 xVz l5/is 19/l6 iy2 xVi iy4 VA iy> lVixl xlVi lVi Ws 1 Vi xl 19/i6 lVie ls/a x3/i IVis l5/l6 l9/l6 yl/- lVie l Vi6 l9/l6 lVi*Vi xl Vi l1 Vl6i !9/l6 llVi6 .1 l9/l6 1 l3/8 1% Tees Size ab c p .Q Siz e R! a bc PQR iy4<vi xVi l7/l6 lVt6 l9/ie 2V5 <2Vz<Vi 1`Vie l*3 16 2Vie iy4<vi> xiy4 l1 Vie IVis 1* i/i6 2 Vi -2 x2Vi 2! Vi 6 2Vie 2", 16 xl l9/l6 l3/s 1% ! xl 2 ' 2 21/4 2Vi e 1 Xl <lV4 1% 1% l9/l6 1 2i/z xll/2x2i/2 211/ie 27/i6 211.16 Vi <Vi xlVi 1% Ws IVis <2 21/2 21/8 29/l6 1 VixlVixlVi l13/l6 l,3/ie l13/i6 2 x2 <21/2 2i/2 214 2V,6 xl 1% Ws 1% 1 3 x3 <21/2 2i3/i6 2>3/ie 3 Vi 6 xVi Wz Wz lU/ie x2 29/l6 29/l6 213/16 xVz 1% Ws l5/g xll/2 25/ie 2Vi 6 23/4 1 Vixl VixlVi l1S/l6 Wie li5/i6 xll/4 21/4 21/4 2 Vi xiy4 lVi li Vie l13/l6 xl 2 l/l 6 21/ie 23/S xl 1% l9/is 1% xVi l15/ie l1 Vi 6 29/l6 x3/4 1% l9/l6 lVi 3 2Vi 2i Vie 3 <Vz 1 Vs l9/l6 1 Vi x2 2Vie 2i 2 2i Vis lYz^l XIV2 lVs 1 Vi Ws 3 x2 <3 3Vi 21 Vi e 31/8 xiy4 lVi ln/l6 l`3/ie a2 2 Vi 6 21/4 2i Vie x 1 l% l7/l6 1 Vi 21'2 <2Vi x3 3 3 213/l6 lVixVi xlVi l7/s 1H/16 1% 4 x4 x3 3 Vi 3% 33/4 xVz xl l?/a lU/ie l7/s ' x2'/2 21S/16 213/16 33/8 lVixlVixl'/2 l1 Vie 113/l 6 ivi; x2 2Vs 2Vs 33/8 1 xl xlV2 lVi 1% Ws: xiy2 2Vs IVs 33/8 2 x2 x 1V2 2 2 21/8 ! 4 x3 x4 3% 311/ie 3V4 xiy4 l1S/ie I7 9/l6 2Vl6 j 3 x3 x4 xl lVi l3/4 2 ! 6 x6 x4 311/ie 3H/i6l 31/4 41/s 41/s 41 Vi $ x3/4 l5/s l5/s I15/l6! x3 3% 3Vi 47/s xVz 1 Vz 1 Vi i7/8 j x2 3'/ie 3Vie 4u/i6 2 xllAx2 2`/4 2 Vs 21/4 xiy2 2 HVie 21/s ! xl/4 l1 Vie 1% 21/16 1 xl lJVie lVi 21/16 II Service Tees 2 xl Vix2 21/4 21/.6 21/4 |! xlVi 2 11 Vi 6 2 Vs xiy4 l1S/l6 iy4 21/16 9 2 xl x2 21/4 2i/ie 2 Vi a Size bc s TU /Vi x2 xVz xl 21/4 l*Vi6 21/4 21/4 11V16 21/4 1 xl x% lVi l lV'l6 l3i lVi 23/,6 lVi 1VkxlV^x2. 114x1*4x2 21/8 2Vs 2l/g 2i/s 21 xl l3/4 2 Vi 6 134 2 i ii/4xVi xiy4 lVi 23/l6 13/4 1 xl v2 2Vi iVs 2 l xl x1Y4 13/8 23i 19/i6 21/2x21/2x2 27/l6 27/i6 21/2 iy2xiy4xiy2 I'5/,6 23/g 113/16 xl Vi 23/ie 23/ie 21/2 xl xlV^ 113/16 27/16 113/16 xli/4 21/is 2i/te 2?/ie 2 x2 xl lVi 29/,6 2 xl l7/g l7/s 2% xl 1/2x2 21/4 3 21/4 List prices... .page 140 Normal thread engagement... .page 142 144 CRANE 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings Air-Tested CiV-Vy*. 90 Elbow Cross For air brake and other compressed air service Return Bend 45' Elbow 90 Screec Elbow Any of the ijc-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings illustrated and priced on page us can be furnished air tested when so ordered. The list prices of Ait-Tested Fittings are the same a$ for un tested, but the Air-Tested are sold at an advance in price. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Air-Tested Fittings are admirably suited for air brake and other compressed air lines. They are given an air-under-water test. Banded qo Elbows. qo Street Elbows, and Tees, Black and Galvanized, sizes to i-inch, are carried in stock air tested; other types and sizes are furnished to order on short notice. Reducer 13 An unusual assortment of Crane Valves and Fittings Gauging the threads of Screwed Fittings. This inspection is but one phase of the system thac guards Crane Quality and assures the user satis factory service. CRANE Circulating Boiler Fittings Malleable Iron--Galvanized 145 Ground Joint WORKING PRESSURE 150 pounds water, 200 F. Gasket Type No. 086V2 Elbow Brass to ! ran Scat Ground Juinc L nion No. 587 Elbow No. 586 Elbow Gasket fvpe l "nion (With Rubber Casket! No. 589V2 Coupling Brass to Iron Scat Ground Joint Union No. 588 Coupling When ordering Circulating Boiler Fittings, be sure to specify the correct size; refer to illustrations. No. 589 Coupling Gasket Type l "nion (With Rubber Gasket) Sire Inches ABC * 2 < 12 * l 3f\*\2*1 % <3A-1 List Prices, Each, Galvanized C.cound Joint Type Union Gasket Type Union No. 5861/2 Elbow 1.55 1.70 1.70 No. 5891/2 Coupling 1.35 1.50 1.50 No. 586 Elbow 1.55 1.70 1.70 No. 589 Coupling 1.35 1.50 1.50 Without Union No. 587 Elbow No. 588 Coupling .85 .75 .85 .75 .85 .75 Circulating Boiler Fittings are especially designed for tanks or receivers chat utilize an internal pipe. The connection lor cold water into a range boiler or hot w jeer tank is a common example. The internal pipe is screwed into che female opening at the male end of the litting. and the male end is then screwed into the tank. The cold water supply is then con nected to the female opening of the fitting on the outside of the tank. The fittings with a ground joint union are exception ally strong, rugged, and durable. The rings, threadpieces, and elbows are interchangeable with the corresponding parts of the 150-Pound Malleable Iron Unions shown on page 175. No. 5861/2 No. 5891,2 No. 586 No. 589 No. 587 No. 588 Si-.e ABC ' ^2 < 1 3/4U/2,l 3/4*%a Dimensions, in Inches A B C HK L U/a 313/,6 i 3% , tVis 31 Vis 33/a i 1 Vis 1315/is 33/g 3% i 113/(6 , 113/ig 37/l6 2 I "/is 37/i6 2 1* 3/,s For extra gaskets for the No. 586 Elbow and No. 589 Coupling, see page 476. 146 CRANE 300-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings j No. 260 E 90 Elbow No. 262 E 268 E 90 Street Elbow No. 262GE 453 Street Elbow WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam or oil, 550 F. Cold Water, Oil, or Gas, N'on-Shock to i-inch -- *2000 pounds 134 to i-inch -- *1500 pounds 23-0 to 4-inch -- *1000 pounds j and b-inch -- 800 pounds Sices j-inch and smaller are tested with pounds air-under-water and are suitable for 300 pounds ammonia. Heavy Malleable Fittings 33-j-inch and larger were formerly known as `'HeavyMalleable Iron," and are marked "Heavy" as illustrated above. No. 264 E Tee No. 266 E Cross No. 267 E Reducer No. 278 E Cap No. 279 E Coupling No. 272 E Return Bend List Prices, Black, Each Size Inches| *4 1 % V2 3A 1 Wt IV2 2 2Vt 3 3>/2 4 5 6 Straight Reducing No. 262 E. 455 Elbows No. 262' 2 E, 45; Street Elbows i, XU* In.y 2 vvo Straight Reducing No. 266 E, Crosses No. 267 E. Reducers No. 268 E, 90: Street Elbows No. 278 E. Caps No. 279 E. Couplings .47' .47 .721 .82 1.0511,4011.80,2.50 3.85 5.50 9.60 11.00 21.00 27.50 .53 .83, .95 1.20 1.60 2.05 2.90 4.50 6.30 .66 .66 .88 1.00 1.10.1.5512-00,3.00 4.50 6.20 10.50 12.00 22.00 30.00 .< 1.00 1.1011.30 1.75 2.30 3.50 .68; .68 .96il. 0511.30|1.70(2.10:.3.10 5.00 8.80 13.80 15.00 29.00 41.00 ' .78 1.10 i.2o;i.so 1.95(2.40.3.55 5.75 10.50 17.00 1.7511.75 2.1012.25 2.5513.20|4.20;6.00 10.00 15.50 22.00 26.00 .52 .64 78j -94 1.0511.45' 2.10 3.35 5.10 '10.50 S9i .59 .90 1.05 1.25 1.65i2.10:3.30 5.60 7.20 .40 .40 .46 .551 .70 .8311.15' 1.60 2.40 3.30 .40- .40 .46 .55 .70 .83 1.15 1.60 2.40 3 "> Pipe Size Center to Center Inches | 2 Inches| 134 11 IV2 | 1 il`/4 | l>/4 W* 1 iu m U i 2 i 3 ! 2 i m 1 IV2 8 1 8 | 34 | 8 1 ^ | 8 1 8 . No. 171 E. Return Bends 2.00 2.50 3.00 ` 3 .35 3.85 4.30 4.80 5.40 6.40 7. 00 8 .30 10.50 Galvaniced actings arc made to order; add 50rc to list prices of black litcings shown abov Service recommendations. These fittings are especially suitable for severe service. With ends re inforced with a heavy band, they are exceptionally tough, strong, and rugged, and are far superior to so-called heavy malleable iron fittings made from standard cast iron patterns. Their threads are long and are accurately cut to gauge. Sizes 3 3^-tnch and larger were formerly listed as "Heavy Malleable Iron Fittings" and are marked "Heavy". Ammonia service: Sizes 3-inch and smaller are suitable for 30c pounds ammonia service. They are air tested and each female opening has a machined chamfer to permit soldering when desired. Reducing fittings: The prices of reducing fittings and of reducers apply to regularly listed sizes only, as shown on the opposite page; the size of the largest opening determines the price. All other sizes are special; prices on application. *Working pressures: The working pressures given above for cold service do not apply to Street Elbows; these are recommended for 600 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-s'nock. Larger sizes: For sizes larger than those listed, iccc-Pound W.O.G. Cast Steel Fittings are recom mended; see page 202 for complete description. Cast Iron Screwed Fittings; Sprinkler Fittings t 148 CRANE AAR Malleable Iron Fittings WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam TEST PRESSURE 300 potinds air-under-water No. 260 E 90' Elbow No. 262 E 45' Elbow No. 2621,2 E 45: Street Elbow No. 268 E 90'Street Elbow Galvanized fittings: Galvanized fittings are maJe to order only. Prices are 50'^ higher than the lift prices shown below for black fittings. No. 267 E Reducer No. 278 E Cap No. 279 E Coupling b No. 264 E. Toe No. 266 E, Cross List Prices, Black, Each Size Inches 3i 1 2 3'4 1 .14 Uj 2 21 ,, 3 . Straight ! Reducing No. 262 E. 45'Elbows No. 262',2 E. 45'Street Elbows | Straight 1 Reducing No. 266 E, Crosses No. 267 E, Reducers No. 268 E, 90' Street Elbows No. 278 E, Caps No. 279 E, Couplings .47 .66 .68 1.75 .40 .40 .47 .72 .82 1.05 1.40 1.80 2.50 3.85 5.50 .83 .95 1.20 1.60 2.05 2.90 4.50 6.30 .66 .88 1.00 1.10 1.55 2.00 3.00 4.50 6.20 1.00 1.10 1.30 1.75 2.30 3.50 .68 1.75 .52 .96 1.05 1.30 . 1.70 1 2.10 3.10 5.00 8.80 1.10 1.20 1.50 1.95 2.40 1 3.55 5.75 10.50 2.10 2.25 2.55 3.20 4.20 6.00 10.00 15.50 .64 l .78 1^ .94 1.05 1.45 2.10 3.35 5.10 I .90 ! 1.05 1i 1.25 1.65 1 2.10 1 3.30 1 5.60 7.20 .40 ! .46 1 .55 .70 1 .83 1.15 1 1.60 2.40 3.30 .40 : .46 1 .55 .70 .83 1.15 ! 1.60 2.40 3.30 Reducing Fittings Carried in Stock Association of American Railroads: These fittings conform to the specifica No. 260 E 90' Elbows a b c No. 264 E, Tees abca b c No. 267 E Reducer* tions and the recommended practice of 1/2 l/2 y V2 < % 11/4-c114-<1 2 -2 ,11/2 3/8 'Vi 11.-2 --3,4 the Association of American Railroads (AAR) for 300-Pound screwed pipe fit tings. They are exactly the same as the fittings shown on pages 14O and 147, the % *i/2 1 x3/4 ll/4xl U/zxlVi < V2 3/4<3/4X>/2 x'/2x3/4 1 '1 x34 xVi ! < 1/2 , ll/4xl xll/4 ! l!/2xll/2vll/4 2 <Wi x1 *3/4 Al/2,J2 V2 x3/8 3/4 xl/2 2 1 x3/4 ] xl/2 ! 11/...1 i 12 ,11.2 }'/* -f. -'2 types and sizes listed here being marked 2 x 1V2 ,l/2 x3/4 : 21/2 <21/2x2 \ 21/2<2 "AAR" because they are included in the 2y2v2 3,s <1/2 xiy2 '1-2 ' 3 ,21/4 13 AAR Specifications. 3 '21/2 1 x3_4,1 li/2vli/4xll/2 2Vi'2 <21/2 U/2XII/4' 'J Rugged construction: These fittings Reducing sizes: AAR Reduc- ... '\ " j are exceptionally strong, tough, and ing qo Elbows, Reducing Tees, ------ `.............................1------------ rugged. They are especially suitable for and Reducers are carried in stock in the sizes shown in the severe service and w ill withstand rough table above. Prices of reducing fittings are determined by the size usage, piping strains, and vibration. of the largest opening, and apply only to the sizes carried in stock. Dimensions, in Inches rA-j No. 260 E 90= Elbow- 1 No. 262 E 45" Elbow Dimensions of straight sires and of Reducers are show n in the table below. No. 262 Vi E 45" Street Elbow- For dimensions of reducing sizes, see page 147. -D--I No. 268 E 90' Street Elbow No. 267 E Reducer K^~| No. 278 E Cap No. 264 E, Tee -A--A- No. 266 E, Cross Size 'A . 3/s - 1/2 3/4 1 W* 11-2 ', 2 21-2 3 A ls/i6 : 1 Vi 6 l>/ lVl6 ls/8 115/l 6 2`/8 21/2 . 215/16 3% B 13/is Vs i! 1 U/8 1V16 I * 2 l"/l6 2 21/4 . 2'/2 C 1 1 114 U'k l5/s l15/l6 ,2 Vs 1 21.2 215/16 33/g D ,2 2 Vi 6 29/l6 ~Vs 31/8 31 !/l 6 . 41/2 51/8 E ,1 li/s l5/l6 t 1 V'2 1 lll/l6i1 2 !! i F 1 13/g IV 6 NVlS 2i/g i 2s/i6 i 211/ie 11 1 J iylfi 11 Vie l3/4 . 2 1 23/g |211/,6 33/16 ;:3H/l6, 4Vie K 25/32 % - 1V16 11/4 ' 13/g 1 1V2 ' lu/16 NV.s 2 Vs 21/4 L 1 13/s 1% 1 1% ' 2i/g 23/g 2Vs 2% 3% 41/8 4i/g Z '% 3/8 * V2 VlG 11 16 1 'Vl6 U/l6 3/4 1 5/16 1 .4,42? Valves.. pages 38 to 40 AAR Unions . pages 178 to 180 r No. 279 E Coupling See page 494 for explanation. CRANE Cast Iron Screwed Fittings Sprinkler Fittings 125-Pound Fittings List Prices and Description............................... pages tyo and ryr Dimensions and List of Reducing Sizes............. pages 151 to 155 Sprinkler Type Fittings.............................................................page 156 250-Pound Short Pattern Fittings........................................ page 157 149 The Crane line of Cast Iron Screwed Fittings includes fittings for steam working pressures up to 2yo pounds and for water, oil, or gas working pressures up to 400 pounds. In addib n, it includes Drain age Fittings; see pages 159 to 164. The list above does not include all the Cast Iron Screwed Fittings manufactured by Crane. For -eater convenience, the following fit tings are shown in other sections of this catalog: Plugs......................... Bushings.................. Flange Unions Floor Flanges.......... Companion Flange1 ............ page 166 ............ page 167 ............ page i S1 ............ page 203 pages 202 to 204 Drainage Fittings.................. Steel Pipe Couplings.. Wrought Steel Nipples......... Unions and Union Fittings. . pages 159 to 164 ...............page 170 pages 16S and 169 pages 173 to 182 Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings..pages 139 to 145 Steel Screwed Fittings..................... pages 257 to 2C~ How to read reducing fittings..................... page -.7 14 Typical of many Crane valve and fitting installations. In an industrial plant, on solvent recovery. In a power plant, on boiler piping. 150 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 90 Elbow 45 Elbow List Prices, Each Size ! 11 Straight Right Hand Right & Left 90 Elbows Pitched *Redu cing Right Hand ! Pitched ! DOWS ' Tees Straight `Reducing Inches Black Galv. Blac k Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. 31ack'Galv. Black Galv. 3lack Galv. Black Galv. V* .19' .38 H .19 l .38 1 .221 .44 . ; .23 .46 3i .28 1 .56 *31 ' .62 .31 .62 i ' .341 .68' .38 .76 .36 .72 1 .24' .31 ` .38 1 ' ! .48 5 .62 1 .76 1 .35 .43 ! I .70 ' .86 ' .21 .21 . .24 ' .31' .38 ' ,.42 .42 .48 ' .62 .76 ' .24 .24! .31 ' .39' .44' .48 .481 .62 .78 .88 .34 .68 .43' .86 .51 ; 1.02 l'/4 .44 l .88! .48 : .96 .48 .96 I1 2 .60 i 1.20 .66 : 1.32 .68 1.36 2 i .901 1.80! .98 ' 1.96 1.00 2.00 48! .96 1 .53 1.06 ' .48 .96 .66- 1.32 72 1.44 .69 1 1.38 ! .76 1.52 i .68 1.36' .82 ' 1.64 94 1.88 .98; 1.96 ' 1.10 2.20 i .96 1.92 1.201 2.40 1.30 2.60 2U j 1.451 2.90! 3 i 2.20- 4.40! I 1.55 ' 3.10 2.50 ! 5.00 : ' 1.55 3.10 : 1.85 ! 3.70 2.05 4.10 ' 2.40i 4.80! 2.80 1 5.60 3.10' 6.20 3`i i 3.10 6.20 s 4 ! 4.00! 8.00; 3.30' 6.60 4.301 8.601 3.30! 6.60' 4.35 ' 8.70 4.80' 9.60 i 4.50! 9.00 i 5.40 > 10.80 6.20 12.40 5 j 6.85; 13.70 ; 6 ' 9.00 ! 18.00 1 1 7.50 ! 15.00' 10.30' 20.60 1 : 7.50' 15.00! 9.40! 18.80 10.50'21.00 1 10.00 1 20.00 ' 12.00'24.00 14.00 28.00 8 1 18.50! 37.00i 1 ! 20.00 I 40.00! ' 20.00'40.00 25.00 1 50.00 27.00 '54.00 Wide assortment: The Crane line of 12.5-Pound tion with the straight sizes, thus harmonizing the Cast Iron Fittings is illustrated on pages 15c to 15b. fittings in any combination of piping. It consists of a liberal variety of types of fittings, made in a large range of straight and reducing sizes. The line meets the requirements of nearly every pip ing installation using this class of material. Threading: All openings are carefully and accu rately threaded to gauge and are in true alignment. To permit easy entrance of the pipe, when starting a joint, each opening is slightly chamfered. Fittings are 14 Special attention is called to the long list of reducing tapped right hand except where otherwise indicated. sizes of elbows, tees, crosses, and reducers. Many of these are used chief!" in sprinkler service; combined with straight sizes a .! with the combination sc -ewed and flanged fittings shown on page 156, they fill the need for the large assortment of items normally used Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: All of the fittings shown on pages 150 to 156 have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for sprinkler service. in fire protection piping. *Pricing reducing fittings: The prices of reducing 115-Pound Cast Iron Fittings can be distinguished from 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings by the wide joining bands at the ends of the fitting in place of the narrower bands with open crotch used on the latter. Cast iron screwed fittings can be removed, if necessary, from a pipe line that is being dismantled fittings and of reducers apply only to the regularly listed sizes shown on pages 152 to 155. Any other size is special; prices will be furnished upon receipt of inquiry specifying quantity, size, and type. The price of a reducing fitting or of a reducer is determined by the size of its largest opening. by splitting or breaking the fitting with a hammer; fittings of materials more ductile, like malleable iron or brass, cannot be so broken. Right & Left Elbows: Right & Left qo Elbows have ribs cast on the end with the left hand thread or have the letter "L" cast on the band on that end. Rugged construction: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings are sturdy, rugged, and well proportioned. They have heavy metal sections and are amply rein forced at points subjected to greatest stress, assuring a high factor of safety over the recommended work ing pressures. Reducing fittings are made in propor Pitched Elbows: Pitched qo Elbows are pitched J^-inch per foot and have the letter "P" on the band at the pitched end. Dimensions: The dimensions of both straight and reducing sizes are shown on pages 152 to 155. Iron Plugs and Bushings.. . pages 166 and 167 Cast Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanges.. . .pages 195 to 204 Cast Iron Flange Unions... .page 181 CRANE 153 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Fittings List of Sizes of Reducing Tees and Dimensions, in Inches Reducing Tee The prices of Reducing Tees on page 150 apply only Co the sizes listed here and on the following page; the size of the largest open ing determines the price. When ordering, always name the size of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on the illustration above. Size ' a be! Vz x*/2 *3/8 xl/4 3A x% x% 3A xVz X3A xVi V2 xVz x3A 1 xl x?A x V/2 x% 1 x34 xl x3/4 x V*> 1 xVi xl x3/4 x V2 l xV4 xl % X 24x 1 iy4xiv4xi x% xVi xl*/4 xl x3/4 K I1 i'/i 17 6 l3/l6 IVs iy8 l5/lG Wl6 IV* Wie 1% 1% i7/i6 lS/l6 W lVl6 lS/lG l>/4 iy2 1% l9/l6 l7/l6 lS/l6 l3/4 l9/l6 lVl6 lS/l6 L iyiG lVie Wie iy8 l>/8 7/4 iy8 1% lS/lG 1V4 m 1% i5/ls iYig 15/ig iy4 l3/l6 1% 1% l9/l6 lVlG l5/l6 1% iyiG lS/l6 11/4 M l'/lG l Vi 6 l*/4 13/ig 13/iG l5/l6 1 Vi 13/16 1% lS/lG 1% lV/l6 1% l3/l6 i7/ig 1% 15/ig lVi ls/l6 l5/s 19/ig 1 l>/2 m 1% l9/l6 iy2 Size ab c iy4x3r":ry4 xl x34 114**2 ''1*4 .1 1 a ay4 jl VixlV2al/4 1 xl j1 x% y2 Vz1 1 Vi 1 ay4 xl .<34 I X Vi iy2xi ay2 I xiy4 ;a a/2 iy>.3/4 ay2 a/2 a v2 ** * ? -1 Vi iy4ay4ay2 xi ay2 1 xl *lVz 2 -2 av2 xiy4 xl x3/4 x */2 2 x 1*4x2 ay2 l xl>/4 xl i *3a *y2 '2 xiy4x2 j xiy2 jl xiy4 i; 2 xl x2 xiy2 xiy4 2 x3A x2 xy2 x2 xVi xlVi 1*/2X 1*4x2 xllAx2 j xl x2 L1AxlIAx2 ij xl x2 |'2V2X-V2>*r xiV2 ) xll/4 xl x3/4 i x*/2 12l/ix2 x2y> x2 i xiy2 1 xU/4 <1 K l3/4 l9/l6 17/ig i3/4 19/i6 1% l*3/l6 1% 1*2 1% 115/ig 113/l 6 1% 1*2 l3/s l15/l6 113/ig 1% l7/l6 lI3/l6 l13/l6 l'3/l6 1'3/ig 1'3/ig l3/4 2 113/ig l3/4 1% iy2 2'A 2 115/ig l3/4 1% iy2 2V4 2 115/ig 1% 2y4 2 l7/s 2y4 2y4 2 2V4 2 Vi 2 Vs 2yl6 2Vl6 2y2 2'/4 2% l13/l6 l13/l6 l13/l6 2"/ig 2 Vi 2'/, 2% 113/l 6 L 19/ig 1% lS/lG iy2 iy8 1% l13/l6 1% iy2 1% l13/l6 17 l9/l6 17/ig l3/l6 13A 1% l7/l6 lS/lG l"/l6 1% l9/l6 113/ig l3/4 l3/4 2 l13/l6 l3/4 1% iy2 2 Vi l1S/lG l13/l6 1% l'/2 1% 2yt6 l13/l6 13A IVlG 2 113/ig l3/4 l`S/l6 l1S/l6 ll3/l6 2y8 2yi6 2 2>/ig 2 2 Vi 2>/4 2% 115/ig 113/iG 113/i6 29/ig 2y4 2 l1S/lG l3/4 ' Size M Ij k LM || a b c 134 1% l9/l6 i34 1% l9/l6 113/ig m l^/lG 1% l13/l6 lt3/I6 l3/4 l>'/l6 1% 1I3/16 1I3/i6 l3/4 ln/l6 l13/l6 l1S/l6 ll3/l6 113/16 113/ig 1% 2ys 2*46 2 l13/l6 l7/s 2>/4 2 Vi 2'/ig 2 113/ig l7/s 2'/4 2y8 2'/ig 2 2'A 2 Vi 2Vl6 2'A 2'A 2% 2 2 2 lIS/lG 1% 29/l6 27/ig 2% 25/ig 214 2'A 2>yi6 29/ig 27/ig 2% 23/ig 2V'2<2 x 3A ij X Vi `2V2<!'ix2Vij j `-2 * < 1 V2 113/ig iy4 21 Vie 2 Vi 21/4 2>i<iy4x2y2 2* Vi 6 x2 27/ig <iy2 23/ig 2 vi a .2 y2 211/ig ,2 27/i6 i[2*i'34 2Vi 211/ig '1 ''2 -'2Vi 2iVi6 ) * * 2 *'2 27/l6 2 -2 .2 i-i 29/ig j ai2avi 29/ig h * 1*4 * 29/i6 1 a -2Vi 29/ig l * 2 1 *- 2 ' 2 Vz 27/i6 3 .3 2'i 23/4 2 29/l6 , * i V2 23/ig ;i <iy4 23/i6 <1 2 X3/4 llS/l6 , <y2 j 3 x2*4*3 1`3/ig 3 Vi i x2Vi 23/4 v.2 29/ig xiy2 23/ig xiy4 23/ig xl 2 x'/2 21/16 3 x2 x3 3 Vi x2Vi 23/4 xl 29/l6 .<iy2 23/ig 13 a Vi <3 3 Vi x2Vi 213/16 3 ay4a 3 Vi x2Vi 213/16 3 xl x3 3 Vi x2Vi 213/16 3 x34 x3 3 Vi 2i/2x2i/2x3 3 "l x3 31/,6 ay2x3 31/16 <iy4<3 31/16 xl x3 31/16 2 x2 x3 215/16 3*2 *31,2x3 33/,6 x2Vi 2% x2 2% xl'/2 27,6 xll/4 25/16 xl 2 Vi 3i/2x3 x3Vii 37/j6 x3 33/16 x2i/2; x2 xiy2 2% 2% 23/b 1% l'/2 2716 2 Vi lls/l6 27/i6 2 Vi V13/l 6 23/16 2 Vi 27,6 2716 2 Vi 29/l6 27i6 23 i 2% 27,6 23/4 29/i6 23/l6 23/,6 113/l 6 117.6 3 211/16 2 Vi 21/4 2V4 H7l6 i`7 213/16 27e 21/4 2 27 29/l6 23/4 27 6 23/8 27 6 23/s 3 213/16 2i3/,s 213/ig 213/16 2176 37s 2% 23/g 27,6 27s 214 37is 3 Vi 213/.6 276 23/ig 21/4 27 6 211/ig 27 6 27/l 6 211/16 27 G 27,6 211/ig 27 G 211/16 211/ig 29/l 6 2'i 2>V 27ig 27. g 27 3 213/16 27 2U1g 2% 29/l 6 276 3 Vi 3 213/is 23/4 211/is 23/g 211/16 31/g 3 213/,6 23/4 3'/8 37,6 3 Vi 3i/i6 3i/8 37,6 3 Vi 234 213/16 213/ifi 213/.6 213/.6 276 3% 376 33/16 31/lG 3 213/ig 37ig 3% 37g 33/ig 37.6 Continued on next page. 154 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings Size Size K LM K LM ab i a Continued from preceding page. 5 bc *5 v3 x 2 */2 37/t6 3>/g * 3746 ' 3*4 4*4 43/16 List of Sizes of Reducing Tees 34-3 -1*4 2*4 23/16 3 -2 27/8 274 4 *4 6 and . 1 2*8 3* 2.2* 2-3',2 37. 16 21 16 33/16 2*3,6 37,6 11.2 23/g 1*4 2* 9 23/g 3*3-16 2*2 27/s Dimensions, in Inches <3 3Vi6 3',8 33-8 xl 2*2 2 V2 3% *2*4- 2% 2*3/,6 33/16 5 x4 .-5 4*2 43/16 4*/2 x2 25/g 29/l6 33/16 ,4 3*3/16 33/4 43/16 3*4 2 3*2 37/l6 33/,6 37/,6 .3*2 3% 3*2 43/, 6 *3 33/l 6 3 */8 3V5t < l1.2 3y2' 37/ie 33/16 .3 33/16 3*4 3'2-i'/4-3y2 37/i6 35-ie .3 33,16 3*8 31-2-1 -3*2 37/16 33/16 3 -3 -3*2 33g 33/S -2*2-3Vi 33/8 334 33/8 37/,6 334 i -3 -2*4 xl 37/16 3 */8 27/8 37/,6 33/8 ' 1 V2 2* */l6 x I */4 2**46 37/16 5 *312*3 33/16 ,4 4*2 4 33/16 -:3*4 334 3*4 2*3/,6 23/4 27/l6 27/i6 43g 334 31/2 4*4 43/16 4 *4 6 4 4 4* *> 43'g 43/i6 -K--LJ Reducing Tee ,2 -3*-2 1 *'2 - 3^o 2\'2 *'2\'2 * 3^ 2 4 *4 .31/2 x3 xzy2 33g 33J, 3s/, 6 3*2 31/4 2*s/l6 33/s 33.4 33/16 31/2 31/4 2*3/16 33/16 <3 33/16 5 <3 -5 2 Vs x4 3n/l6 31/2 3* */l6 S x2*/2v5 33/8 x4 3*4 4*4 4 33/4 4*4 4 3*4 43/,6 334 3*4 4*4 334 43/i6 4*2 43/g 43/16 41/2 43/8 The prices of Reducing Toes on page 15c apply only to the sires listed here and on the preceding page: the sire of the largest open ing determines the price. x2 i 23/4 2*4 X 1 */2 2 */2 2l > xl*/4 23/g 23/8 xi ; 23/,6 23/,6 x3/4 ' 23/,6 23/l 6 3*/2 33/8 3*4 33/,6 33/16 5 x2 x5 , x 1 Vz <5 ! xlVi*5 * x3l/2x5 X 4*. X Cn 4*4 4*4 4*4 43/i 6 43/g 4*46 414 4*4 43/i6 43/i6 41/2 4*4 4*/2 3*3/,6 4 W hen ordering, always name the sire of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on the illustration above. 4 x31/2x4 , 334 334 33/4 j x3 x5 43/s 43/i6 4 x3*/21 31/2 37/,6 3*Vi6 i x2l/2x5 43/g 43/i6 4 x3 ! 31/4 31/4 33/8 |3V4-<3Vix5 43/i6 45/i6 33/4 x2*/2i 2*s/,6 27/g 39/,6 x3 x5 43/i6 45/16 33/4 x2 2**/,6 23/8 31/2 )3 x3 x5 45/l 6 43/i6 33/4 xl*/2i 27/l6 23/s 33/,6 6 x6 x5 43/g 43/g 5*/,6 xl*/4, 2s/,6 2*4 33/16 x4 4*4 4*4 4* 3/i6 xl ! 2s/,6 2*4 33/,6 y3y> 414 4*4 4*3/16 Size bc K ,L ' M 4 : 3 x4 33/4 3**/i6 334 1 14 -3*/2 3*'2 37/l6 3**/i6 .3 31/4 3 */l6 3* *46 i x2*.2 2*s/l6 27/s 33/s { x2 ! 23/4 29/l6 3*/2 4 x2*/2<4 * 334 33/8 334 ij x3 x2>4 x2 XIY2 xl*4, xl ! 334 33/16 3*4 6 2% 27/g 29/i6 334 33/16 3 *4 6 2Vs 2Vs 29/l6 47/g 6 <2 -.6 5*4 4*3/16 x 11/2,6 5*/8 4* *4 6 <1*4-6 5 Vs 49/l6 5 x5 <6 5 *46 49/,6 x4 .<6 5 43/8 x3V^x6 5 411/16 4*3/,6 4* 3/i6 5 *4 6 5 4% 51/8 51/8 5*4 43/8 45/8 43/8 <3 \2 3*2 x3 " 3*4 < 2 \ 2 2*3/16 4 x2 x4 334 37/,6 3 >/8 2* 3/,6 3*4 3 * */i 6 "6 x5 x6 j 5*4 33/8 il Xs 1 4s/g 39/i6 ] x4 1 4*4 334 x3*/2 4*/l6 5*4 47/,6 3*3/,6 4 5*/g x.3 x6 5 S*/i6 .4 x4 x6 ! 4* 34 6 4*3/, 6 x31j2 '6 4* 3/l s 413/l6 8 x8 -6 51/2 47/g 413/16 4*5/,6 51 0 43/8 41/8 4 *4 6 6S46 .3*2 334 x3 314 3l/2 2*3/16 334 ! 3**/l6 x3 ' 33/8 x2*/2 33/16 334 3*4 4% 43/g 4*3/16 474e 413/16 47/l6 63/16 6*8 x2 ; 4 xl'/2,4 1*4 4 xl .4 3V2 '312 4 .3 .4 .2*2-4 2 .4 3 -3 -4 -2*2-4 Z^2'2^2`4 2 '.2 .4 5 -5 -4 3*/2 23/4 334 334 334 3*V,6 3**46 3*V,6 3**/,6 3**/, 6 33/8 33/8 33/8 3*3/16 4 29/l6 33-8 314 31/4 3**/,6 3**46 3*1/16 3*1/,6 3**/i6 33/8 33/8 33/8 3* 3/,6 4 31/2 x2 3*/ls 2Vs 334 : 334 : xl*4 23/4 > 1 *4 23/g 23/4 2=4 334 6 .<4 x6 5*4 . 4*346 31/2 | x5 ; 43/g * 47/l6 3>-2 * x4 - 4*4 : 334 31/2 i x3 39/l6 39/16 3*4 '6 x3*4x6 i 514 , 4*546 31/4 x5 - 4% 414 31/4 6 -3 *6 5 Vs 4% 2*3/16 <5 434 4*2 2*3/,6 v4 -t*/l6 4 4/l6 -3 39/16 39/l6 438 6 -2*4-6 518 4% 4**46 41/2 47/is 51/8 y3Vz -3 * 2V2 .2 , 41/2 3*3/,6 33/s 33/g QO X 5 *4 6 8 4*3/,6 69/l6 ,6 . 59/l6 4*3/16 5*/g , 0 59/l6 ,4 41,2 5 8 /O 0 , 59/ig 514 .-.4 >8 ; 69/l6 0 -2 -8 i 69/i6 4*3/,6 6 -6 -8 63/ie 4*3/,6 -5 -8 51's 5 . 5 <8 63/s 63/g 41/2 3*5/16 33/8 33^ 69/l6 59/,6 594e 41/2 59/i6 69/,6 69/ie 63/16 63'g 6% 6*/s 6 5154s 5*3/16 69/l6 63<g 63'g 6*/8 63/g 69/l6 69/l6 5*/2 594s 59/,6 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings List of Sizes of Reducing Crosses and Dimensions, in Inches 155 Reducing Cross The prices of Reducing Crosses on page 151 apply only to the sizes listed here; the size of the largest opening determines the price. When ordering, always name the size of openings in the se quence of the lower case let ters shown on the illustration above. For example, if "a" size is zM", "b" is 2", and "c" and "d" are 1", the size is written: z}4 x 2 x 1 x 1". List prices... .pages ISO and 151 Description,. .pages ISO and 151 Thread engagement.. ..page 152 Iron Plugs.......................page 166 Iron Bushings ... . . page 167 Size 1R s TU Size R s T 'U abed ab c d iVzxlVzxl xl i 1% 1% l13/l6 113/i6 31/2*3 xl 1/4*11/4 21/4 i 21/4 3 3 xlVixl xl 1% 1% :l13/l6 ll3/l6 xl xl 21/4 21/4 3 3 2 *2 xl -1 . 1% 1% 2 4 ,4 31/2*31/2 i 3% 33/4 3% 3% xlViXlfaxlL/i j ly/8 IVs 27,6 2*/l6 x3 x3 31/4 31/4 3% 3% xll/2xl xl ! i% Wi 2 2 21/4x2^x2 x2 27/i6 2V,6 i 29/l6 ' 29/is x 1 Vfcx 1V2 ,23/16 23/16 27/,6 27/is ' *21/2x21/2 215/,6 215/l6i 39/l6 39/l6 x21/2x2 213/, 213/,6! 37,6 f37,6 xl xl 211/u 211/iel 3i/2 131/2 xli/2*l Vi 23/i6 23/16 27/l6 27/,6 x2 xiy2 2ii/ie 211/iel 31/2 i 31/2 XIV4XI1/4 2'/8 2 Vs 23/g 23/g xiy2xiy2 27,6 27,6 33/,6 j 33/i 6 xlVixl 21/16 21/16 23/g 23/g xlVlxlVi 23/16 23/is 33/16 ; 35/i6 xl xl- lls/l6 113/16 23/16 23/,6 xl xl 23/,6 23/,6 33/,6 j 35/16 2Vix2 x2 x2 27/l6 27/l6 29/i6 23/16 4 x3y2x2y2x2y2 2*3/16 215/16 39/l6 37,6 xiV4xiV4 23/i6 23/16 27,6 27/,6 xlV4xlV4 2 l/l 6 21/,6 23/g 23/g x2V^xl x2 x2 2'3/,6j2l5/,6| 39/,6 37,6 2ii/i6!2ii/,6i 3i/2 31/2 X1Vi x 1 2l/l6 21/,6 23/g 23/g xi *iy2 217,6,21 Vis: 31/2 31/2 xl xl lls/l6 llS/,6 23/16 23/16 xiy2xiy2:27,6 : 27,6 ; 3s/,6 13s/,6 2Vi x 1 Yz x 1 V&x 1 23/is 23/16 27l6 27,6 xlVixl 1 27/l6 `27,6 : 33/16 ! 35/16 xiV4xii/4 21/16 21/l6 ' 23/g 23/g *11/4*11/4 ;23/,6 23/is ; 33/16 : 35/,6 3 x3 x2y2x2y2 213/16 213/161 31/16 131/15 xlVixl (25/,6 i 23/is j 33/16,35/,6 *2 *2 29/i6 29/l6i213/,6 213/.6 4 x3 x2V^x2 213/,6,215/,6:39/,6 '37,6 x2 xl% 2a/l6 29/,6 213/16 2`3/,6 5 *5 x4 x4 4 4 43/8 43/g XIV2XIV2 23/16 23/16 213/16 213/,6 *3i/2x3i/2 4 4 43/8 43/8 *l`/2*l!/4 2s/l6 23/,6 213/16 213/16 x3 x3 31/2 31/2 43/,6 45/16 xll/4*ll/4 23/i6 23/,6 23/4 23/4 *2i/2x2i/2 33/,6 33/,6 41/4 41/4 xiVixi 23/16 23/16 23/4 23/4 xlVzxl 33/,6 33/16 41/4 41/4 *1 *i 21/16 2/,6 211/16 2ll/,6 xl xl 213/16 213/16 4/g 41/s 3 x2l/2x2V^x2 21 Ms 213/16 31/16 37,6 x2 xiy2 213/,6 213/,6 41/g 41/g xl xl 29/i6 2*/,6 213/,6 23/,6 *iy2xi'/2 21 7,6 211/16 4 4 x2 xlVi 29/i6 23/16 213/16 213/16 xiy2xiy4 211/16 211/16 4 4 x2 xlVi 29/l6 29/ie 213/16 213/,6 *i`/4xiy4 27,6 2716 313/16 315/,6 xiy2xiy2 23/,6 23/,6 213/16 2`3/,S 5 x4 x3 x3 3'/2 31/2 43/16 45/, 6 x.*4xli/i 29/i6 23/16 23/4 23/4 x2V2x21/2 33/,6 33/16 41/4 41/4 H X X 23/16 23/,6 23/4 23/4 x2y2x2 33/16 33/16 41/4 41/4 xl xl 21/16 2y,6 211/16 211/is x2 x2 213/16 213/16 41/g 41/8 3y2x3y2x3 x3 33/16 33/,6 33/g 1 3% *11/2*11/2 211/ie 211/16 4 4 *21/2*21/2 IVs 27/g 33/16 33/,6 6 x6 x5 x5 ! 4% 43/8 5 s x2 x2 2s/g 23/g 33/16 33/is x4 x4 47,6 41/16 413/16 4'5/,6 x2 xli/2 23/g 23/g 33/,6 33/,6 x3i/2x3i/2 47l6 41/16 413/,6 415/16 x2 xl% 23/g 23/g 33/16 33/,6 x3 x3 37,6 37,6 413/16 413/16 xlV6xlV6 2% 23/g 31/16 37,6 XlVixl 1/4 23/g 2% 31/16 37,6 x2y2x2l/2 31/4 31/4 43/4 43/4 x2j/2x2 31/4 31/4 43/4 43/4 xll/jxl 23/g 23/g 31/16 37,6 *2 x2 3 3 43/8 45/8 xlVixlVi 21/4 21/4 3 3 xl`/2xl'/2 23/4 23/4 41/2 41/2 xl xl 21/4 21/4 3 3 xlVixlVi 23/g 23/g 47,6 47,6 3V&x3 x2yjx2I/ 2% 27/g 33/,6 33/,6 6 x5 x3 x3 39/l6 37,6 413/,6 413/16 xV-hxl x2 x2 2Vs 27/g 33/16 33/i6 23/g 23/g 33/,6 33/is xl xl 3 3 45/g 45/8 xiy2xiy2 23/4 23/4 41/2 41/2 x2 x 11/ 2s/g 23/g 33/16 33/is 8 x8 x6 x6 5716 53/16 63/g 6% x2 xli/4 23/g 23/g 33/16 33/is xS x5 57,6 53/ig 63/g 63/g xii/2xiy2 23/g 23/g 3l/l6 31/,6 x4 x4 41/2 41/2 61/g 61/s *iy2*iV4 23/g 2% 31/,6 37,6 8 x6 x4 x4 41/2 41/2 61/g 61/g xll/2xl 23/g 23/g 31/16 37,6 156 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings Sprinkler Type WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds water /Z 90s Long Turn Elbow 90 Shore Turn Elbow 45s Shore Turn Elbow Long Turn Tee Flanged and Screwed Flanged and Screwed Flanged and Screwed Flanged, Screwed, Screwed Size Elbows Long Tees List Prices, Each Inches! 3 90 Long Turn, Flanged and Screwed Black , Galv. 1 10.00 20.00 90 Short Turn, Flanged and Screwed 45 Short Turn, Flanged and Screwed Flanged, Screwed, Screwed Black 5.50 Galv. 1 11.00 Black 6.00 Galv. 12.00 Black 1 Galv. 6.50 13.00 7.00 14.00 14.00 28.00 Flanged, Screwed, Flanged Black | Galv. 1 19.00 38.00 3>/2 8.50 17.00 9.00 18.00 4 14.00 28.00 9.50 19.00 10.00 20.00 20.00 40.00 25.00 50.00 s 18.00 36.00 12.00 24.00 13.00 26.00 26.00 52.00 31.00 62.00 6 25.00 50 '0 15.00 30.00 18.00 36.00 34.00 68.00 41.00 82.00 8 30.00 60.00 35.00 70.00 Sprinkler fittings: These cast iron fittings have Iron Flange Standard, Class 127 (B16.1-1048). The one opening threaded and one opening flanged, except flange is plain faced, with a smooth finish, and is for the tees which are made with one end of the run regularly furnished faced and drilled. flanged and the other end threaded, but with the out let either threaded or flanged. When ordering tees, be sure to specify the type wanted. Underwriters' approved: These fittings have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for sprinkler service. 14 The fittings are primarily used in sprinkler piping, but they are equally well suited for other services where combination screwed and flanged iron fittings for 127 pounds steam or for 175 pounds water are needed. Other sprinkler items: The Crane line includes a wide variety of items suitable for sprinkler piping. Cast Iron Screwed Fittings are shown in this section, pages uq to 157; Cast Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanged ends: On flanged ends, the dimensions and Flanges are shown on pages iq5 to 204; for other drilling of the flange conforms to the American Cast Underwriters' items, see the alphabetical index. L--A--* Ct /> '! i/' pf. ' B_L i I, L CX ,,,-VM\>\ C, |-3- h-ATA j j --t- -- 1f h--A--- TTitA~c 1 r Ai lc 90 Long Turn Elbow 90' Short Turn Elbow 45' Shore Turn Elbow Long Turn Tee Long Turn Tee Size A B C D E F No. of bolts Dia. of bolts Inches. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Dimensions, in Inches 2*/2 3 3>/2 4 5 6V2 21 V16 3 Vi 3Vis 3% 11S/I6 ! 23/l6 7 7V2 2% 8V2 2% 9 n/is 1 o'/2 3A 6 l3/is 7 l5/is 7Vz 4| 4 8 8 5/s 1 5/s 5/s s/s 5 7>/2 41/2 3 Vi 6 10 1S/l6 8 Vi 8 % 68 9; 5Vs 1 69/l6 3Vis I 4Vi s 11 i 13Vi 1 | 1 Vs 91/2 I im 81s 3/4 1 3A CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Fittings Short Pattern WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock io/ 90; Elbow No. 182 E 453 Elbow No. 186 E Tee No. 188 E, Straight No. 190 E, Reducing List Prices, Black, Each Size Inches >4 38 >2 34 1 1*4 1*2 2 2*o 3 3*5 4 5 6 8 No. 182 E, 90 s Elbows No. 186 E, 45: Elbows No. 188 E, Tees, Straight No. 190 E. Tees. Reducing .47 .47 .53 .62 .76 .76 .82 .63 .76 1.10 1.40 1.95 3.00 4.40 7.30 8.80 13.00 17.50 35.00 .72 .85 1.20 1.55 2.20 3.50 5.00 8.00 10.00 14.50 20.00 40.00 .90 1.10 1.50 1.95 2.60 4.25 6.40 10.00 12.00 20.00 25.00 50.00 .10 1.30 1.75 2.20 3.00 Galvanized fittings arc made to order add 100T to list prices of black Iktings show n above. Rugged construction: Crane tyc-Pound Cast Iron Fittings are of the Short Pattern. They are unusually rugged and have a high factor of safety above the recommended working pressure. Threading: The thread lengths are longer than those found in standard weight fittings, and the threads are accurately cut to gauge. All openings are in true alignment and are slightly chamfered to assure easy entrance of the pipe. Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Crane 2 5c-Pound Cast Iron Fittings have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories. Inc., for sprinkler service. Reducing tees: The prices of reducing tees apply to regularly listed sites only, as shown in the dimen sion table below. The size of the largest opening determines the price. All other sizes are special; prices on application. Dimensions, in Inches |*A+- i/ A1 t ' __ r No. 182 E 903 Elbow i 1 Nlo. 186 E 4 5 Elbow Size `4 38 12 34 l l*/4 11 2 2 2I-, 3 3*2 4 5 6 8 iA B 1*4 , 1% 1*4 1 U/l6 1*4 1% l5/l6 2I 2M) 1"/16 2*2 2 2`5/l6 2*4 33's 2*2 334 IVlG 4*4 2*3/,s 4% 334s 5% 3* Vis 7 4V8 i-t 3/8 34 10 9/l6 **/l6 "4s l*/l6 34 *Vl6 l l*/is i*4 1*4 l3/l6 lVfS No. 188 E Tee, Straight Dimension "Z ", shown in the table at the left, ap plies to all zjc-Pound Cast Iron Fittings. It is the en gagement normally re quired between male and female pipe threads to make a tight joint; see page' 404 and 405 for explanation. No. 190 E Tee, Reducing Sir* abc D E F 34 3/4 '*.'2 l ll < */2 1*4 -1*4 'i -3/4 1*2 xl*4 <1*4 *1 -34 2 <2 y 1 \ 2 <1*4 l 3/4 l54s 1*4 l*/2 l34 l34 2 2 i% 2*4 2*4 2 2 lVis 1*4 1*4 i34 i34 2 2 i% 2*4 2*4 2 2 138 l9/is I9'16 l'3is 1* 16 2*/l6 2`-16 2 l3s 238 23/16 23 16 When -peci lying reducing tee<. always name the Otc of openings in the -equencc of the lower case letters, as shown above. 14 158 CRANE One Source CRANE For Valves For Fittings For Pipe , '/ Crane Iron Gale \al\es meJ on water line'm an oil refinery. Manufacturing drv icc and carbon dioxide gas. Crane-equipped with takes, fittings. and pipe bends. Small Crane valves and fittings satisfy many users. Illustrated above is a typical installation in a sewage disposal plant. R ttfn g s CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings 159 E1 bows.................................................pages i oc anJ 161 Tees......................................................................... page i6t qo Y-Branches..................................................... page 102 45 Y-Branehes..................................................... page 103 Couplings................................................................page r61 Increasers............................................................... page 1 ox Roof Connections................................................. page 101 Tucker Connections..............................................page 101 Traps......................................................................page 103 Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings..................... page164 Other Cast Iron Screwed Fittings.. , ,,pages 149 to 157 Unobstructed flow: The inside diameter of Crane Cast Iron Drainage Fit tings is approximately the same as the inside diam eter of wrought pipe. When a joint is made, the end of the pipe practically meets the shoulder at the back of the thread chamber, forming a smooth passagewav to prevent catching or clogging of foreign m... er. Each opening is chamfered to permit easy entrance of the pipe. Pitched openings: Fittings having openings at right angles have the threads tapped pitched so that the horizontal line will pitch *4 inch per foot, assur ing positive drainage; wherever practicable, the face of the pitched opening is tilted inch per foot. All fittings having pitched threads are so indicated on the following pages. Materials: Except for the 2-inch N'o. 104S Tucker Connection which is malleable iron, all Crane Drain age Fittings are made of high grade cast iron. Malleable Iron Drainage Fittings, made from the patterns used for cast iron, can be furnished on special order; prices on application. Brass Drainage Fittings also can be furnished on special order; prices on application. Coatings: These fittings are regularly listed black (being coated with black japan) and galvanized. L'ncoated or plain fittings, for communities requiring fittings that are not coated, can also be furnished when so specified, at the same price as black fittings. Vacuum cleaning: Crane Drainage Fittings are well suited for vacuum cleaning installations. Regular pitched fittings are furnished unless orders specify "'unpitched". L'npitehed drainage fittings are special at all times; prices on application. American Standard: Crane Cast Iron Drainage Fittings comply with the American Standard for Cast Iron Screwed Drainage Fittings, Bio. 12-1042. Thread engagement: The normal engagement be tween Crane shoulder type Drainage Fittings and American Standard Taper Male Pipe Threads is shown in the table below. The fittings have American Standard Taper Female Threads, and variations in tapping are limited to one turn small and no turn large from the standard size as determined by the working gauge. The male thread on the pipe should not be threaded small to gauge and notmorethanone turn large. Shoulder Type Drainage Fitting Threads Size B Thread Engagement, in Inches 'iy4 1V2 2 2^2 3 4 5 6 8 i'o % % % ' V8 'Vis i Vi6 Wis 114 l3/8 l/l6 15 160 CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings V *No. 1000 90: Elbow No. 1002 60; Elbow No. 1003 45' Elbow No. 1005 22* 2S Elbow No. 1006 11*4" Elbow No. 1008 90: Elbow 2-inch Side Outlet 'No. 1009 90s Elbow 2-inch 1 loci Outlet: Inlet Inlet 2 `No. 1010 Three-Way Elbow List Prices, Each Site No. 1000 901 Elbows No. 1002 J No. 1003 I ! No. 1005 No. 1006 Straight iReducing ! 60' Elbows 45' Elbows 22>2 Elbows 11*4' Elbows Inches Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. 1*4 .61 .79 .70 .90 .61 .79 .70 .90 .70 .90 1*2 .71 .95 .80 1.05 .80 1.05 .72 ' .95 .80 ' li05~ ".80 1.05 > 1.05 1.35 1.20 1.55 1.20 1.60 1.05' 1.35 1.20 1.60. 1.20 1.60 ' 2U 2.10 2.75 2.30 3.00 "2.10 2,75 2.30 1 3.00 * 2.30 ' 3.00" 3 3.00 3.90 3.50 4.60 *3.00 " 3.90 3.50 4.60 ~3 ,o0 4.60 4 5.00 6.50 5.40 ' 7.00 5.60 7.25 5.00 6.50 5.60 7.25 5.60 7,25 5 9.00 12.00 ' 10.00 13.00 8.50 11.00 6 12.00 ' 16.00 8 33.50 1 43.50 10 '53.00 ' 69*00 14.00 18.00 11.30 i 14.70 ---- -- 30.00 ` 39.00 50.00 65.00 -----------,........ -- . --.----------- No. 1057 90' Street Elbow Size No. 1008 90' Elbows with 2-inch Side Outlet Inches Black Galv. I`/4 1*2 2 4 7.50 ! 9.75 No. 1009 90' Elbows with 2-inch Heel Outlet Black Galv. No. 1010 Three-Way Elbows Straight iReducing Black Galv. Black Galv. 7.50 ' 9.75 1.65 1.80 2.30 2.15 2.35 3.00 1.95 2.50 2.55 3.25 'Inlets are pitched ,`.t-inch per foot. No. 1057 90' Street Elbows Black Galv. .75 .98 .86 ' 1.15 1.45 " 1.90 1 No. 1058 45' Street Elbows Black Galv. .75 .86 1.45 .98 1.15 1.90 No. 1058 45' Street Elbow fPrices of Reducing qo Elbows and Re ducing Three-Way Elbows apply only to the sices shown in the table at the lower right; the sire of the largest opening de termines the price. Whenspecifying,always name the sire of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on the dimensional illustrations below. Dimensions, in Inches -A- Ar No. 1000 ..b;' No. 1002 No. 1003 0/ d;No. 1005 E; No. 1006 -A-t No. 1008 No. 1000 Reducing No. 1010 Reducing Site 1*4 l1 2 2 2*i> 3 4 5 6 8 10 A : b" 134 l*54s 2*4 2* *4 6 3 Vis 3*34s 4*2 5*-8 6l 2 8 Vi 6 l9/16 134 2*/l6 2*2 2% 33's 3'4 4*4 C '1 D 1 E 1 F h l54s Us 1*/16 2*4 1% 2% l74s 1*4 1*4 IVz 1 * 3/l 6 2 `Vis 1*`/16 l74s 1% 2 Vl6 iJ4 l>/s 23/is 2 " 1 * 3/l 6 2% . 23/i6 2 3 Vi 6 37/l6 3 *4 6 2*k ; Vis ;---. - rN .. V p. F 1 4Vl6 ' 534s No. 101U J . IX IVis 1% 1*4 2 i34 2'4s H-- --- y ------- *1 G-- No 1057 No. 1009 )iK<": '\ /. J-- No. 1058 No. 1000, Reducing a b 11 TL 1! M T',2'1'4 1 * 3/i 6 ,,J7/8_ 2 -i*2" `2V8` 234s 4 .3 33/8* 334 No. 1010, Reducing 1" i*4H*4 1 */2 v 2 2*/2 ' "2^ "" 2*Vis ' 2114s Description.., .page 159 Normal thread engagement... .page 494 CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings j* fillet 161 J { *No. 1001 90' Elbow Long Turn 'No. 10011/2 90' Elbow Extra Long Turn No. 1004 45 s Elbow Long Turn No. 1017. Tee Inlet* are pitched 14-inch per foot. 'No. 1018, Basin Tee List Prices, Each Size Inches No. 1001 90: Elbows Long Turn Black Galv. No. 100112 90: Elbows Extra Long Turn Black Galv. No. 1004 45' Elbows Long Turn Black Galv. No. 1017. Tees Straight iReducing Black Galv. Black Galv. .75 .98 1.10 1.40 .75 .98 .85 1.10 .90 1.15 1.30 ' 1.70 .90 1.15 1.10 1.45 1.20 l.55 2 1.35 1.80 1.85 2.40 l .35 1.80 1.85 2.40 2.05 '*'.65 21, 2.70 3.50 3.65 4.75 2.70 3.50 3.50 4.55 3.85 5.00 3 3.60 4.70 5.00 6.50 3.60 4.70 4.60 6.00 5.00 6.50 4 6.40 8.30 8.50 . u.ob 6.40 8.30 7.70 10.00 8.50 11.00 5 12.00 15.50 12.00 15.50 6 16.50 21.50 i 16.50 21.50 No. 1033, Increaser P. * Size No. 1018 Basin Tees Inches l`/4 1>2 2 2i/2 3 4 5 6 8 Black 1.20 1.05 2.50 Galv. 1.60 2.15 3.25 No. 1033 flncreasers Black \ Galv. 2.65 3.45 4.15 / 5.85 ' 9.20 11.00 5.40 7.60 12.00 14.50 No. 1034 Roof Connections Black Galv. 1.40 1.80 1.65 2.15 2.10 2.75 3.05 4.00 No. 1048 Tucker Connections Black Galv. 1.45 1.60 1.95 1.90 2.10 2.55 3.50 7.25 11.50 14.00 4.55 9.50 15.00 18.20 No. 1070 Couplings Black Galv. .95 1.25 1.10- 1.45 1.40 1.80 1.90' 2.45 2.90 ; 3.80 4.15 ' 5.40 7.00 i 9.10 9.30 12.00 19.00 1 24.70 fPrices of Reducing Tees and Increasers apply only to the sizes shown at the lower right; the size of the largest opening determines the price. When specifying reducing tees, always name the size of openings in the sequence of the low cr ease letters show n on the dimensionui illustration below. No. 1031 Roof Connection ^Straight threads) No. 1070 Coupling Roof Connec tions, used on steel or wrought iron vent pipes at the pome they pass through a roof, form a counter-flashing at the top edge of the roof f. .shing around tb_ pipe. No. 1048 Tucker Connection Tucker Connections m -ires 4 to o-ineh have a loo?c ring not illus- crated . The 2-mch site i: m.ulleublc iron, it will lie within a 4-mch wall. t=zr No. 1001 V, E' No. 1018 r--K.--i No. 1070 Dimensions, in Inches '--B No. 10011,2 No. 1004 No. 1017 No. 1034 No. 1048 Size i>2 2 2 Kt 3 4 5 6 8 ; a i B 1 C . D ,, E ,JJL.I G ! H j!_J . K 214 3 13-4 21,2 ' 31 2 1% 3 Vs 4 2V 3'Vis 41-2 '"21 2 i34 2Vi6 3'4 1 334 3 ll3/,s 2l Vl6 . 2% 3 31,2 11 4 338 -Vl6 31/2 '313/,6' 2V2 ` 3% ! 41/2 ' 33,4 21'/l6 1 :! 4 i 4V 5 Vi ' 53/l6 ' 6V ' 61/g : 7V ' 215/16 3 Vis 3'i 3i3/i6 4>/r 4% 413/,S 6 3 1 5=/ie 1 43/4 3 6% 1 7 7t3/is 7 197 l`/4 4>,2 s/4 5 i! bVs Description. . .page 159 Thread engagement.. page 494 No. 1033 Increasers No. 1033 Mt _b__ 1 Size 1 2 - 11 2 . 3.2 : L 9 9 M* l -n No. 1017 Reducing 4.3 i 9 2 !9 5 ^4 9 6*5 9 .4 9 No. 1017 Reducing Tee Size iM \ bc N IV-IV-IV 113/16 l1S/l6 2 <2 2V2 23/,6 viy4 2>/32 23/, 6 21/2x21,2 <2 2*3/32 2% 3 x3 -* 2*V2 2% v 1.1/2 2>7/32 2% 4 x4 x3 31/2 33/4 *2 ' 23/4 3Vs 162 CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings Tee Pattern No. 1020 90 Y-Branch No. 1024 90' Double Y-Branch \ll inlets on Y-Branchcs are pitched j 4-inch per foot. Long Turn, Tee Pattern No. 1022 90 Y-Branch No. 1026 90: Double Y-Branch Sire Inches 1*4 Hz 2 21 o 3 4 5 6 ________________________ List Prices, Each_______________________________ 90' Y-Branches i 90 Double Y-Branches No. 1020 Tee Pattern Straight 'Reducing Black Galv. Black Galv. No. 1022 Long Turn, Tee Pattern No. 1024 Tee Pattern , 1 No. 1026 | Long Turn. Tee Pattern Straight 'Reducing Straight . `Reducing Straight ! `Reducing 31ack Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. .85 1.10 1.10 I I.45i 1.20 1.85 ' 2.40i 2.05 3.50 4.55 3.85 4.60 ' 6.00 5.00 7.70 10.00 8.50 13.00 116.90 14.50 20.00 '26.00' 21.00 1.45 I 1.90 I i 1.55 ! 2.00 2.30 3.00- 1.55! 1.75 1 2.301 2.00 ' 2.601 1.85 1 2.40' 2.05 ! 2.65" 2.75 ! 3.50 3.00 2.651 3.10 . 4.001 3.30 1 4.30 2.75 | 3.55' 3.00 I 3.90 4.50 | 5.80: 5.00 5.00' 5.60 ` 6.90- 6.10 ! 8.001 1* J ! 6.50' 8.30 10.80' 9.00 11.70 7.50 9.75 8.50 11.00 12.00 -15.50 13.00 11.00, 14.00 18.00- 16.00 21.00 14.00 ; 18.00 15.50 20.00 21.50 28.00 20.001 27.50' 11 l till i1 1' 111! '! II 3.90 6.50 17.00 *The prices of Reducing oo Y-Branches apply only ing, always name the size of openings in the sequence to the sizes shown at the lower right; the size of the of the lower case letters shown on the dimensional largest opening determines the price. When specify illustrations below. T- B B--' No. 1020 No. 1022 * B----- B -| __ ^1 No. 1024 Sice A B 1*4 33/4 2>i 1*2 4*4 2 : 53.,6 2H 3 Vi 6 2*2 ' 65/,fi 3n/lfi 3 74 - 4V4 4 834 ' a3/, 6 5 105/16 ' 61 8 6 ll15'l6 / 1 8 c 43/4 53/g 7 814 97g 13 Description, page 159 D 35/g 4`-g 0V4 61/4 /12 97/a Dimensions, in Inches No. 1020, Reducing --K~| No. 1022, ReJucing No. 1024, Reducing No. 1026, Reducing Reducing 90 Y-Branches Size No. 1020 No. 1022 abc F G H1 J K L I V2 x 1 V2 * 1 */4 xiy4xi y4 37/g 21/2 23/8 5 V4 37/8 315,6 37/8 2\/2 23/8 2 x2 XVA xH/4 2 xlV2x2 xPA 2*/2x2Vix2 3 x3 x2V4 x2 xlV2 xlJ/4 4 x4 x3 x2 xD/2 45/8 213/16 211/ur 53/4 I 43/g :471S 43/g ,213/,6 211/is, 53/4 43/g ;4<,6 413/is:31/is 3yi5 : 6% I 57/,6 57/,6 45/s 215/,s;211/,6- - - - 51/z 3s/,6 3Vi . 7% 53/j 534 _ I _ . 97/8 1 71/2 71,2 5.H/16 3% !3s/,6 :7y,6;6y,B 5if/l6 5 Vis 3/,e 2iy,65iy,6. 5 43/g 5y,6 3s/,s 215/1S|! - -- ' - 73<g 43/4 4s/,6 il 10 8 Vi 6 7% 513/,6 41/,6 33/g i/l l/,g 6s/g : 6V,s 51/4 313/,6 3 -61/ie 57/is 43/4 5 x5 x4 9 Vs 5* */i 6 534 -- -- -- 6 x6 x5 x4 193/i6 6% 6I/4 : 91/4 63/, 6 57/,6 Size No. 1024 No. 1026 a b___ | M , N P | R 1 T 1 Via 1/4 37/g 21 '2 23/g 5>/s 3% 3l3',6 2 xl>/2 xl'/ 3 x2 xiy2 4% 213/,6 211/,6 534 4% 215/, 6 211/, 6 53/4 5iy16 35/s .3s/,6, 79/is <151/4 37/,6: 3 434 47/,6 43/g 47/, 6 6'/l6 513/lS 4 x2 xPi 5!3/,6 41/,6 | 33/g ( 51/4 313/,6 3 -- z! z Normal thread engagement__ page 494 CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings Inlet p 163 No. 1028 45 Y-Branch No. 1030 45 Double Y-Branch No. 1059 P Trap No. 10591/2 Bath P Trap Sire Inches 1% 1*2 2 H2 3 4 5 6 8 10 Sire Inches i% 1 */2 2 3 4 List Prices, Each No. 1028 45; Y-Branches No. 1030 45 Double Y-Branches Straight "Reducing Stra ight Reducing Black Galv. Black Galv. Black Galv. | Black Galv. 1.05 1.50 2.50 4.45 5.85 11.00 1.40 2.00 3.25 5.75 7.60 14.50 2.20 . 2.90 1.65 2.15 , 2.80 3.65 2.75 ; 3.55 ; 3.90 5.00 4.70 6.15 6.50 8.50 6.60 8.60 9.80 . 12.70 12.00 15.60 18.00 | 23.50 i 1 4.30 . 5.60 10.80 , 14.00 16.50 26.50 64.00 97.00 21.50 34.50 83.00 126.00 No. 1038 Running Traps Black Galv. 4.40 4.75 [ 7.00 i 5.75 6.20 9.10 18.50 , 24.00 , 29.00 i 36.00 < 70.00 . 91.00 i l I No. 1059 P Traps No. 1059% Bath P Traps Black . Galv. 1.80 2.00 j 3.50 i 2.35 2.60 4.55 Black i Galv. ' 2.00 i 2.60 3.00 : 3.90 Bath P Traps and inlet and outlet Running Traps fooc. Clean-out No. 1038 Running Trap *The prices of Reducing 450 Y-Branches apply only to the sizes shown at the lower right; the size of the largest opening determines the price. When specify ing, always name the size of openings in the se quence of the lower case letters shown on the dimen sional illustrations below. 14.00 18.00 7.00 I 9.10 28.00 36.50 17.50 ; 23.00 ' Description .. . .page 159 Normal thread engagement.. . .page 494 Dimensions, in Inches Sice A______B "Tq~ ~ 5 1% P-Si:e of \'ent 11.2 . 51,2 3% ~2 6%~ "15]T 212 7% 53 g fl D- FG--D-- 3 9 His __4_ 10% 7n/i6 C J___ T2~iVi6 9V16 6 14% ! 10'34 8 18i3/i6 139/i6 No. 1038 No. 1059 No. 10591/2 10 23 16i'2 Size . C . D . E . F . G 1 H 1 J 1 K | L | M i N . P 1 Q 1% 7% 2% 2 4% 3% ! % !3`5/16< 4% ' 1% ' % 1% 83,g 2% 2*4 4iViel 3% ' % 1 43/g 5 43/8 4% 4% IV2 ` 1 2 10% 3%s 29/ib 5U/l6< 4 - % 55/,6 1 3Vis 334 5%6 5% 2 1 3 13% 43/, 3% i m \ 5% 1 l3/is ! 7% | 734 . 4 17% 3% i 43/,6 1 93/g 1 7 11V2 I 91/4 | 93/,s 1 1 3 1V4 42 Reducing 45 Y-Branches Size | No. 1028 bC s TU RYilWiVi! 51/4 2 x2 xiy2 5% 2 x xl% 5% 1x 1 Vz 57/ie 31/2 4 Mb 4 Vis 3% 37/ifi 4% 4% 35/g 2`. 2*21/2x2 7Vl6 41S/l6 5% xl>/2 67/lS 4V.s 45/g 3 x3 x2Vk 8 5*Vi6 513/is x2 xiy2 7% 6% 55/is o3,8 4U/l6 5V,6 -1 x4 x3 91/4 6% 73/l6 x2 xiy2 7iV,fi 7Vis 6 5% 65/, 6 6V,6 5 <5 x4 11% 87/i6 8% 6 x6 x5 x4 13 9I3/,s 10 11% 9 V16 9% 8 x8 x6 I415/l6 H% 12% x4 ll7/is 107/l6 11 Size No. 1030 ab 2x1*2 3.2 V WX 5% 4*/l6 4% 7% 55/,6 53'g 15 164 CRANE Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings For Wall Closets "I t 1 1 1 1 1 r' - ' r) ...........-i .................... ]_D Typical lr>*wJJ ifjon oj Cranc-Huibcrt Fitcimjs SiJe View L OJ" Single Battery of Wall Ciosets Ena Mew- Double Battery of Wall Closets End View Designed to Simplify Wall Closet Installation Low Cost--Easy Installation Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings are especially de With Crane-Hulbert Fittings, expensive construction signed to facilitate the installation of single or double costs are minimized. Their use eliminates the need batteries of wall closets. Their compact construc to raise floors or to provide grooves in ceilings to tion. economy of installation, and simplification of accommodate the piping essential to the installation waste and vent piping are a combination of features of floor type closets. Each fitting combines into a that fulfill a specific need with efficiency and thor single casting the advantages of a drainage elbow, oughness. nipple, and Y-branch, thus eliminating two fittings and two screwed joints on every closet installed. Permits Drain Line Above the Floor The primary function of the fittings is to permit in A Complete Line stallation of a lateral drain line above the floor, The complete line includes long turn fittings with 15 accurately pitched xording to proper plumbing screwed ends or with hub and spigot ends in a wide practice, with the .'osets of the battery set at a uni assortment of types and sices. The fittings are fur form height from the floor. To accomplish such an nished black or galvanized. In addition to the long arrangement. Crane-Hulbert Fittings have inlet turn design illustrated on this page, Short Turn openings located at progressive distances above the Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings are available. Short center of the J- \n line. Turn Fittings are furnished single pattern with screwed ends only. They are used to advantage Used with Two Types of Wall Closets where space is limited, especially near the stack. The fittings are used with wall closets of two types: the blow-out or the siphon jet. When the blow-out type is used, twelve closets in a single battery or twenty-four closets in a double battery may be in stalled. When the siphon Jet type is used, six closets in a single battery or twelve closets in a double bat tery may be installed. In either case, a high sanitary standard is maintained. Drainage is rapid awl thor ough. The unobstructed space beneath the closet bowl is easily cleaned. Supporting Fittings Also Available Supporting fittings for wall closets are also available. Two type are furnished: the supporting flange type for use with iron pipe connections, and the support ing chair type for use with either iron or lead pipe connections. The chair type has a base which is built into the floor: the flange type has leveling bolts in stead of a base. Complete information will be fur nished on request. Complete information, prices, and dimensions will be furnished on application. Iran Plugs & Bushings; Steel Nipples; Couplings; Clamps CRANE Iron Plugs and Bushings; Steel Nipples; Couplings; Clamps 165 Plugs and Bushings I ron.................... pages 166 and 167 Nipples Wrought Steel..................................................pages 16S and 169 I Pipe Couplings Steel.................................................................................... page 170 Couplings Dresser.. Rolagrip Gruvagrip page 172 page 172 page 172 Clamps Single Strap and Double Strap.......................................page 171 Band-It................................................................................page 171 Dresser................................................................................. page 172 The fittings mentioned above have been grouped together in this section of the catalog because they are used generally with Malleable Iron and Cast Iron Screwed Fittings. For greater convenience, the following fittings are shown with related products in other sections of this catalog: Hydrant Clamps......................................................... page 67 Wood Rod Couplings.................................................page 67 Street Washer Keys........................ page 67 Hydrant Handles. . page 67 Brass Couplings................. Brass Locknuts................. Brass Plugs and Bushings Brass Nipples.................... pages 184 and 186 ................. page 184 ............... page 185 ............... page 186 Steel Plugs and Bushings .......... ................page 260 Malleable Iron Couplings............pages 140, 144 and 146 AAR Malleable Iron Couplings........................... page 148 Forged Steel Couplings.........................pages 2jS and 259 16 166 CRANE Iron Plugs (J S CorcJ M:J Square Head Plugs / d'-i ^ Cored SoliJ Bar Plugs Countersunk Plug 1 a;:.i a f-tnch sites a '-.jxd^on hole. Size Inches 18 l/4 38 *4> Il 'i 1*2 2 2*2 3 31.2 4 5 6 8 List Prices, Each Square Head Plugs Right Hand Cored i Solid i 1 Bar Plugs Right Hand 1 i jCored Solid (countersunk Plugs i! Right Hand 1 ^Black Galv. Black ! Galv. v Black !Galv. Black ! Galv.__ Black ' Galv. .07 .07 .07 .07 .09 . 15 .18 .10 .17 ! .20 .14 .24 .22 .19 .32 .29 .27 .46 .40 .46 .78 .58 .65 ' 1.10 .94 1.00 1.70 1.45 .12 .12 .12 .12 .30 .34 .37 .49 .68 .98 ' 1.60 2.45 1.15 1.95 2.30 4.40 1.95 3.30 3.90 7.50 1.75 2.90 3.50 6.00 3.00 4.90 6.00 10.00 '13 .32 13 .22 13 .22 *.30 .20 .34 22 .37" 29 .49 .40 .68 58 .98 .94 1.60 1.65 2.80 2.80 4.75 Service suggestions: Cored and Plugs are generally used with: 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings 1 jc-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings Countersunk Solid Plugs are generally used with: 250-PounJ Cast Iron Fittings 3CC-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings Solid Plugs sizes ?|-inch and smaller are recom mended for the same pressures and temperatures as the No. 3c<) Steel Plugs shown on page 260. American Standard: These plugs conform to the American Standard for Ferrous Plugs with Pipe Threads (Bio. 14-1949). Style Square Cored Head Solid Bar Cored Solid Countersunk Materials Steel Malleable Iron '/8 to 12' 1/4 to 2" 3<4 to 11/4" Cast Iron All sites 347 and larger All sites All sites l1 2" and larger 16 CRANE Iron Bushings 167 Inside Hexagon Sire List Prices, Each Hexagon Bushings Face Bushings Eccentric Bushings Inches >4 3a *'2 3/4 1 i'4 1' j 2 H2 3 3i 4 5 6 8 Black .12 .12 .13 .15 .17 .21 .25 .30 .42 .57 .90 1.15 2.00 2.40 4.50 Galv. .18 .18 .20 .22 .26 .32 .38 .45 .63 .85 1.35 1.75 3.00 3.60 6.70 , Black .18 .18 .20 .24 .28 .36 .45 .61 .80 1.05 1.75 2.10 3.20 4.80 13.00 ! ! ; 1 ! i ; 1 1 Galv. .27 .27 .30 .36 .42 .54 .69 .92 1.20 1.60 2.65 3.15 4.80 7.20 19.50 i | t ! ! 1 Black : .60 .66 .90 1.50 2.10 2.80 3.70 5.00 6.60 I ! j Galv. .90 1.00 1.35 2.25 3.15 4.25 5.50 7.50 10.00 * Face Face Buthing* in sizes 3 f-inc/i and smaller da net hone tugs (net illustrated). Eccentric List prices shown at the left apply only to stock items. A tabulation of the sices carried in stock and the materials from which they are made--cast iron, malleable iron, or steel--is shown in the table below. Other s. > or materials are special; prices are furnished on application. Vi > Vs 3/s Vi ^l,8 V2 *3s x*/4 xl8 34 -'a X% x'A vVg 1 x\*2 S * s m m I m m m x) * xk lVi-1 Ai X* 2 >V v .1, l12 -1*4 rr. -.1 x.>2 X? V X1 1 Hexagon 2 x 1V2 m xlVi xl x xli x3s x?4 2i/2x2 m <1 >.j xIJi xl x*2 3 x2i/2 x 1J -5 xl.'f xl X34 vlw 312-5 x2'j x2 x I! > xlii xl Bushings Carried in Stock 4x3l/2 x3 x2Ji x2 xlj-i xlfi xl 5x4 x3' > x3 x2'o x2 *5 x4 x3^2 x3 x2>-> x2 8^0 x? x4 x3,'2 x3 ! Face j| 1/4 xl/8 s % *V4 s xl/g s Vi x Vi x% s s s Vi X Vi s X% s x Vi s 1 .<Vi m x Vi m x3/g m xVi m 1V4X1 m x3/4 m X1 2 m l'i-BA IV5 xl m x34 m x1 2 m 2 xlVi m xlVi m xl m x3/4 m m 2l/2x2 m xl>/2 m xll/4 in 3 x2'/2 m x2 m xll/2 m xl Vi m 3 Vi-3 m x2\i m x2 m 4 x3 Vi m x3 m x2i/2 m x2 5 v4 m x3 6 <5 m x4 x3 8 ,6 m I | Eccentric 1`4x3/4 xVi X Vi 2 xlVi xl x34 x'/2 21/2x11/2 xlVi xl x34 xl/2 3 x2 xlVi XlVi xl x34 31/2 <21/2 x2 xlVi xl Vi 4 x3 x2'/2 x2 xlVi xll/4 xl 5 x4 x3*/i x3 x2i/2 xl 6 x4 x3 x2V4 xl Notes m--Letter "m" indicates sites made of malleable iron, s--Letter "s" indicates sites made of steel. Sites not indicated with either "m" or "s" are made of cast iron. Hexagon bushing sites sec in light face type have an inside hexagon. Other sites (set in bold face type) are made with an oucsidc hexagon. 168 CRANE Wrought Steel Nipples Close Nipple MtfUHMUMMtftiiWtf Long Nipple Pipe Sice Inches 's Vi 38 1 34 1 1*4 11/2 7 2>2 3 3V2 4 5 6 8 10 12 Length Inches Close 3.4 Vs 1 l`'8 138 l!2 l5/s L34 2 2>, 2s/g 234 2% 3 3V8 3V2 3% 4> 2 Standard Black Right Hand Nipples List Prices, Each Close I *2 2 2*2 3 312 4 Length ' 5 5*2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 .19 .19 .20 .21 , 22 .23 .25 .27, .29 .31. .33 .38 .42 .46 .50 .53 .57 .18 .19 .20 .21 . 22 .23 .25 .27, 29; .31; .33 .38, .42, .46; .50 .53 .57 .18 .19 .20 .21 .22, .23 .25 .27 .29 .31, .33 .38 .42. .46' .50 .53 .57 .19 .20 . 22 .23 ,7 5 .27 .29 .31 .33 .35, .37 .4$, .47, .51) .56 .60 .b5 .24 .26 .27 .29 .31- .33 .36 .39, .42. .45 .52 .58, .63i .69. .74 .80 .35 , .38 .41 .43 .46 .49 .52 .56 .59i .62 .70. .78. .85| .93 1.01 1.09 .44 .48 .50 .53 .57 .61. .65- .70 .74, .78 .89. .99; 1.09, 1.19 1.29 1.39 .53 .56 .61 i. .65' .70. .75, .80. .85 .90, .95 1.07, 1.19. 1.31, 1.43 1.55 1.67 .68 .75 .82 .88. .95.1.02, 1.09, 1.16- 1.23 1.38 1.54. 1.70, 1.86 2.02 2.18 1.36 1.48 1.60 1.72 1.82. 1.94, 2.06, 2.18 2.45. 2.72; 2.99. 3.26 3.53 3.80 1.72 1.84 1.98.2.12 2.24| 2.39! 2.54, 2.69 3.04 3.39 3.74- 4.09 4.44 4.79 2.46 2.94 3.10' 3.37! 3.63| 3.89, 4.37, 4.85-. 5.33 5.81, 6.29; 6.77 2.80 i 3.36 3.55 3.85 4.15 4.45 4.99' 5.541 6.09- 6.64- 7.19 7.74 4.88 6.05 6.44 6.83 7.22 7.97. 8.72, 9.47,10.22 10.97 11.72 b.57 8.10 8.61 9.11 9.63 10.59111.55-12.51 I3.47sl4.4315.39 14.88 16.60 17.18 17.76 18.92 20.08.21.24 22.40 23.56 24.72 20.35 , 21.89' 23.47 25.05 26.63 28.21 29.79 31.37 32.95 27.00 | ! ' '30.44' '35.04'37.34I39.64 41.94 44.24 Extra Strong Black Right Hand Nipples Pipe Sice i Inches j l/8 Vi 38 lo 34 I iVi 1>2 1 21 0 3 3*2 4 5 6 Length Inches Close % Vs l 11 8 i38 1*2 1% l3i I 21 > 2% 23,4 274 3 3 *'8 List Prices, Each Close .39 .28 .28 .28 .36 .53 .66 .79 1.03 2.02 2.58 3.65 4.17 7.31 9.98 Length 1V2> 2 2V2j 3 3V2| 4 44 , 5 54 ' & i 7 8 i 9 j 10 j 11 12 .40 .43 .46 .49 .52 .55. .58. .62 .66 .70 .80 .89: .97 1.05 1.13 1.21 .28 .30 .32 .34, .36, .38; .40, .43, .46; .49, .56( .61! .67 .72: .78 .84 .28 .30 .32. .34; .36: .381 .40! -431 .46' .49' ,56; .61' .67. .72 .78 .84 .30 .32 .34, .37, .40) -43, .47, .50- .53i .56, .65, .71. .77 .83. .89 .96 .39 .41, .44| .471 .50| .54* .58' .62; 66< .76- .84 .92 1.00; 1.08 1.17 .57 .61 .64 .68. .72' .77: .8b .86 .91 1.03 1.14 1.25 1.36, 1.48 1.60 .70 .75 .80, .85, .91! .97! 1-03) 1.09. 1.15 1.32 1.47. 1.61. 1.76| 1.90 2.04 .84 .91 .97 1.04 1.11 1.18 1.26 1.33 1.41 1.58 1.76 1.93 2.11' 2.29 2.47 1.13 1.23 1.32 1.42 1.53 1.63 1.74 1.84 2.07 2.30 2 54 2.78 3.02 3.26 2.19 2.37 2.55 2.69; 2.87 3.04. 3.22 3.61: 4.00 4.40; 4.80, 5.20 5.60 2.74 2.95 3.16 3.34 3.56 3.78 4.00 4.52 5.04 5.56` 6.08: 6.60 7.12 4.36 4.59 4.99 5.37 5.79 6.49 7.19 7.89, 8.59' 9.29 9.99 5.00 5.28 5.72 6.17 6.61 7.41 8.23 9.04 9.85 10.67 11.48 9.06 9.65 10.23 10.82 11.94 13.06 14.18 15.37 16.43 17.54 12.34 13.12 13.89 14.69 16.17 17.65 19.13 20.61 22.10 23.58 For description and footnotes, see the opposite page. Genuine Wrought Iron Nipples --prices on application. CRANE Wrought Steel Nipples 169 Close Nipple Long Nipple Standard Galvanized Right Hand Nipples Pipe Length Inches Inches 'i 1s 'i 3s 1,, % l IN 1 *'2 2 3 3H 4 5 6 Close 34 % l 11$ Hs 1'2 1% 1V4 2 2*2 1% 334 -% 3 31/8 List Prices. Each Close 1*2 2 210 3 3>A 4 .4*2 Length 5 51 2 6 78 9 10 11 12 .23 .23 . 22 . 22 .22 . 22 . 22 .24 .28 .42 .53 .63 .82 1.69 2.14 3.04 3.47 6.01 8.09 ' .25 .27 .29 .31 .33 .35 .38 .41 .44 .52 .57 .62 .67 .72 . 77 .24 .26 .28 .30 .32 .34 .36 .38 .41 .49 .53 .57 .62 .66 .71 .24 .26 .28 .30 .32 .34 .36 .38 .41 .49 .53 .57 .62 .66 .71 .26 .28 .30 .33 . 35 .37 .40. .43 ,95 .53 .58 .63 .69 .74 .80 .31 .33 .35 .38 .41- .44 .48 .51 * .55 .64 .71: .77 .85 .92 .99 .45 .49 .52 .56 .60 .64 .68 .72 . 76 .86 .96 1.05 1.15 1.25 l .35 .57 .61 .64 .69 . 75 .80 .86 .91 .97 1.10 1.23 1.35 1.48 1.60 1.73 .68 .74 .79- .85 .91 .98- 1.05 1.11 1.17 1.32 1.47 1.62 1.77 1.92 2.07 .91 .99 1 .07 l .16 1.25 1.34 1.43 1.52 1.71 1.91 2.11 2.31 2.52 2.72 1.84 1 .99 2 . 15, 2.28- 2.43. 2.59 2.74 3.09 3.43- 3.78- 4.12 4.47 4.81 2.29 2 .47 2 .65 2.82 3.01 3.20 3.39 3.84 4.28 4.73 5.18 5.62 6.07 3.66 3.86 4.20 4.53 4.85 5.46* 6.07- 6.68 7.29 7.90 8.51 4.19' 4.431 4.811 5.19 5.57 6.25* 6.95! 7.65i 8.35 9.05 9.75 7.49- 7.99' 8.48' 8.98 9.92 10.88-11.83 12.83 13.73 14.68 1 10.02 10.67 11.30 11.96 13.18 14.39 15.61 16.83 18.05 19.27 Crane Nipples, shown on this and the opposite page, are of unusually high quality and have accurately cut threads. They are made of new, fuil weight, mill tested pipe. Standard Butt Nipples, Right Hand: Standard Black Butt Nipples ! < to i i-inch and Standard Galvanized Butt Nipples to 6-inch can he furnished at an advance in price over corresponding Close Nipples; sec the Crane Discount Sheet. Standard Right and Left Nipples, Black: Standard Right and Left Nipples. Black only, 4 inches long only, in % to z-inch pipe sites, can be furnished at an advance in price over the corresponding Standard Black Right Hand Nipples; see the Crane Discount Sheet. Extra Strong Galvanized Right Hand Nipples: Extra Strong Gal vanized Right Hand Nipples in 1 $ to o-inch pipe sizes can be furnished at an advance in price over Extra Strong Black Right Hand Nipples; see the Crane Discount Sheet. Seamless Steel Nippies: Seamless Steel Black Right Hand Nipples can be furnished as follows: (1) Standard in 2 to 1 z-inch pipe sizes: they use the same list prices as corresponding Standard Wrought Steel Nipples but are sold at an advance in price. (2) Extra Strong in 2 to e-inch pipe sizes: they use the same list prices as corresponding Extra Strong Wrought Steel Nipples but are sold at an advance in price. (3) Double Extra Strong in 2 to e-inch pipe sizes: these are sold at an advance in price over corresponding Extra Strong Seamless Steel Nipples. See the Cn...e Dis count Sheet. Seamless Steel Pressure Tube Nipples: Seamless Steel Pressure Tube Nipples <I.P.S.), Right Hand Black only, can be furnished as follows: Standard in to ij-j-inch sizes. Extra Strong in * $ to 1 Jo-inch sizes, and Double Extra Strong in J-j to 1 Jo-inch sizes. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Standard Tank Nipples Tank Nipples have a Stand ard Taper Pipe Thread on one end. The other end has a Standard Taper Pipe Thread running into an American Standard Lock nut Thread for a total thread length of 4 incizes. 16 Pipe Length List Prices Sire Each Inches Inches Black Galv. V* 6 .83 ,9b 3s 6 .83 .96 * O b .89 1.02 34 6 1.10 1.27 1 6 1.35 i 1.55 i'A 6 1.75 2.01 l' 2 6 2.05 2.35 2 6 2.63 3.03 l\i 6 4.50 5.18 3 6 , 5.35 6.16 170 CRANE Steel Pipe Couplings I List Prices, per 100 Pieces _____ Asterisk indicates straight tapped couplings; all others are taper tapped. Type Sice Standard ; Extra Heavy Couplings API AAR Couplings '" \'a( Rccvcsed" R.H. Cout'lmis LinePipe \ Couplings iurnid'.eJ only ii/icn s/vci'h'd. Couplings Not Recessed j Recessed Recessed Not Recessed In. ~B~lack Galv. Black | Galv. j Black Galv. Black! Galv. ! Black! Galv. Standard Standard Right 1-land Right and Left Right Hand '8 *3.30 *5.10 +14.10 tl7.25ltl4.10ifl7.25' On request V4 * 4.90 * 6.50 +19.901+21.701+19.90i+2I.70: 19.90 21.70 19.90 21.70 % * 5.30 * 6.70 +21.20lt23.00|t21.20lt23.00l 21.20 23.00 21.20 23.00 l., 7.60 * 8.90.t28.00 +33.801 t28.00j t33.80| 28.00' 33.80 28.00 33.80 34 *10.80i *13.30H34.S0 T40.00|t34.50;140.00; 34.50 40.00 34.50 40.00 1 *15.60 *18.601+51.80 t57.30 +51.80;157.30i 51.80 57.30 51.80 57.30 l'/4 *19.00;*23.20'+54.00 +61.80 +54.00!+61.80: 54.00` 61.80 54.00 61.80 11 '> *25.40i*30.30!+58.20!t67.00'+58.20!+67.00' 58.20i 67.00' 58.20 67.00 2 *38.301*47.40 98.801122.001 98.80'122.00; 98.80 122.00 98.80(122.00 2N 71.40 86.90 162.n0n01i19922.n00n'1'i.6..2....0..0...1.1...9..2...0..0.....1...6..2...0...0....1...9..2...0...0....1...6..2.00- 1--9-2.0-0- 3 il05.001127.80 192.601224.00`l92.60 224.00 192.60 224.00:192.60.224.00 3H 155.00 191.40 256.50 303.60 256.50 303.60 256.50 303.60 -- ' -- 4 193.00 23`6.00` *291.00 339.60 291.00 339.60 291,00 339.60 -- -- On request j On request i i-- ! - Extra Heavy Right 1 land--Recessed Right I land--Not Recessed Right and Lett--Not Recessed { AAR API Line Pipe Right Hand Recessed AAR 300-Pound Right Hand Not Recessed n Half Coupling Standard or Exrra Heavy Not Receded Right and Left Half Right Hand 8 __ | _ -- 1--i 10 --5 -- -- 12 -- -- -- --- Vi 3/s 10.30. 11.90 10.801 12.60 On request '2 15.50| 18.30 27.50 35.00 3/4 19.20! 21.70 40.00 48.60 1 26.201 29.30 58.00 70.00 1V4 30.UO 34.201 63.00 77.00 1>2 35. 40.60 70.50 83.40 2 60.00 fc.9.00!109.00l132.00 2Vt On request I On request 3 Vs * 2.60 * 4.10 On request v4 * 3.90 * 5.20 15.90 17.40 % * 4.30 * 5.40 17.00 18.40 V2 * 6.101 * 7.10 22.30 27-. 00 3A * 8.70i *10.70 27.60 32.10 1 *12.50 *14.90 41.50 45.80 1V4 *15.30 *18.601 43.30 49.50 1+2 *20.30 *24.30 46.60 53.50 7 *30.60. *38.00 79.00 97.70 ' 57.lOi 69.50 129.60 153.60 3 84.001 102.20 154.00 179.30 3 *'2 124.001 153.00 205.20 243.00 4 154.301 180.70 232.80 271.70 On request ! On request `These sites (regularly straight tapped) are available taper tapped; prices on request. fThcse sites (regularly taper tapped) are available straight tapped: prices on request. These smog. rugged couplings are inspected during all stages of manufacture to insure high quality, '['breads are accurately cut to gauge. The special hovel or recess at the ends protects the first threads and assures easy starting and true alignment. Right and Left Couplings are knurled on the end having the left hand thread. Standards: SrandardanJE.xtraHcavyCouplingsconformtodimensions listed in the American Iron and Steel institute Steel Products Manual. Section i S. dated December, icq i. API Couplings conform to American Petroleum Institute's Standard No. 5-L. nth Edition, dated March, icwi : they hear the API monogram. AAR Couplings conform to specifications of the Association of American Railroads Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1051 Revision. Other couplings: Drive Pipe, Water Well Casing. Well Driller, und other t\pes of Couplings are also available: prices on request. On request On request Dimensions, in Inches A -- B------Coupling Half Couoling Type I Size A B C 1 Vi V* % ; Vz ! 34 :1 i 1*4 nrrl ^ i1 . * . Extra Heavv, 1 API 2Vi 33 Vi 4 5 6 Vs Vi % V2 3.4 1 I Vi l1'2 PipPe ' or AAR 3 312 -1 ;5 6 8 10 12 .563 .719 .875 1.063 1.313 1.576 1.900 2.200 2.750 3.250 4.000 4.625 5.000 6.296 7.390 .563 .719 .875 1.063 1.313 L.576 p 2.054 2.200 2.875 3.375 4.000 4.625 5.200 6.296 7.390 9.625 11.750 14.000 13/l6 l3/l6 l3/l6 l9/l6 1% 2 2'/is 2/i6 2Vi 3 Vi 3'/4 3% 3 Vi 3% 4 f'/is 1% 1% 2/g 2i/8 2% 2 34 23/4 2 Vs 4/8 U4 4% 4Vi 4% 4% 5% 53/4 6Vs 1V32 17/32 I7/32 23'32 3/4 lo/l6 3 V32 31/32 1 Hi 19/is lS/8 ln/is l3/4 l7i 15.'32 34 34 1 l l*'i l5/l6 His l3?/s 2 Vie 2V8 23/i6 23/l6 25/I6 -- -- jFor "Not Recessed" Extra Heavy and AAR Couplings in the 1-inch sice. Dimension "A" is 1.60O". Malleable Iron Couplings.. . .pages 140 to 148 Forged Steel Couplings.. . .pages 258 and 259 CRANE 171 Single Strap and Double Strap Clamps Malleable Iron with Wrought Steel Straps Sizes and List Prices T\ pe anti Catalog No. Clamp Will Fit Wrought O.D. Cast Iron Pipe Casing Pipe Single Strap Tuble otrap Clamps Sire i Sire inches j Inches No. 0 No. 1 No. 2 ! 1 11, 2 2> 2 2*2 234 & 3 No. 3 1 3 3'i No. 4 No. 5 N-o. 6 v. n 1 ' ' 3 3* 2 3'2 4 3>2 4 4 41 2 No. 8 4 41 2 No. 13 5 5U No. 14 J 5 5*2 No. 19 ! 6 6% No. 20 No. 41 6 2 6% 21 2 No. 42 21 2 234 & 3 No. 43 No. 44 .. , - No- 4:5 No. 47 ' \ 3 3M> 4 5 31 2 4 412 5l.o No. 49 6 65/s No. 50 6 6% Size Inches 2 3 3 2 3 O.D. of Circle Inches l7s 23/s 274 31 2 3*2 4 4 41.', 4>/2 59/i 6 59/l6 65/s 65/g 23/s ~7's 3>'2 4 41,2 59/16 65/s 65/g Sire of Pipe Tapping in Clamp List Prices Black Inches 1 2 or 34 1 2 to 1 * 2 tO l V4 * 2 tO I l '4 to 2 12 to 1 l!4 to 2 * 2 to I V2 ? 34 to 1 V2 2 34 to 1V2 I 2 '2 to 1* 2 34 to IV2 3/4 to 2 3/4 to 2 34 to 2 3/4 to 2 34 to 2 2>'2, 3. 4 ' Each 2.30 2.60 2.90 3.25 3.25 3.75 3.75 4.25 4.25 4.75 1 4.75 5.25 5.25 5.25 5.85 6.50 7.50 8.50 9.50 10.50 13.00 Galvanized Single Strap or Double Strap Clamps are made to order at an advance of SO per cent over the prices of Black Clamps. Single Scrap Clamp Showing Application of Single Scrap Clamp Double Strap Clamp Ordering: When order ing Single Scrap or Double Strap Clamps, specify the catalog num ber of the Clamp and the size of the pipe tapping Band-It Pipe and Hose Clamps Any permanent or emergency clamping job from J-o-inch to thirty feet in diameter is easy to handle with Band-It Clamping Bands. Economical, portable, and easy to use. Band-It stops leaks, and re pairs, conserves, and extends the Use Band-It as a pipe repair clamp Use Band-It as a pipe hose clamp iife of hose, steel pipe, tanks, elec trical cables, wooden beams, etc. Band-It is used effectively with all types of pressure and suction hose. The clamps will even hold old. oil-^oakcd hose. Repair leaks or splits in any size pipe or tank. Place packing over leak and under Kind: no need to disconnect the pipe or tank. Bands: Clamping bands, formed from one continuous roll of stainless steel band, are furnished in widths of }_>, 5 5, and ?4-ineh. Buckles: Buckles, made oi stain less steel, arc furnished one hundred to the package in widths of Yg, Y, 5 s. and Af-inch. Scru-Lokt Buckles: Scru-Lokt Buckles are recommended for use in close quarters. They are available in a j-j-inch width for use with % or ] -j-inch bands, and in a 3|-inch width for use with 5 g or Tf-inch bands. Packaged one hundred to the box. Clamping Tool: Clamping tools effectively clamp bands of all widths. A ball-bearing action provides easy operation. Prices on application Clamping Tool Clamping Band Clamping Band Buckles Clamping Band Scru-Lokt Buckle 16 172 CRANE Dresser Couplings and Clamps Those couplings make eight connections on steel, cast iron, and other lines. Parcs consist of two resilient gaskets, a steel miJeile ring, and two steel follower rings, which fit over plain-end pipe and are bolted together. Resulting joints absorb expansion, contrac tion. vibration, and delleetion. The couplings can be used over and over again simply by replacing the gaskets and bolts. Gaskets for gas. water, oil, air, and other services, as well as asbes tos gaskets for temperatures over 21 j5 F., are available; specify service on order. Data on larger sizes, up to 24-inch, furnished on request. Pipe Sice Outside diameter' Number of bolts Bolt diameter Lcng~th~of~bolt 3g i 2 3'4 Dimensions, in Inches _______________ _________ _____________ 1 112 - 2M Ji __ 3*2 4 Ip _5 5 6 6 r . 675 784oF.~05Q E 3.15 17660 1.900 27375 17875 3.'500T.000T5~06 5.000 5756357 563^625 6~ 625 2 2 2 3 223_____3_____ 4_____ 4 4j____4_____44 6 6 3s '2 *2 '2 '2 % % % % 5-8 s/s % % 34 3s ~ 5 5 6^'' 637 "~8" 8 8 8~____ 8 3 "~8 10 8 10~ Band Clamps Style 77 B L'se these clamps to repair small holes and leaks appearing in straight runs of steel pipe. The one-piece steel band is sprung over the pipe and bolted together. Cone gaskets or sheet rubber are sup plied. if specified: use asbestos gaskets for temperatures over 215 F. Available in w idths of 2 o inches for pipe sizes up to 5-inch, and in w idths of 3 and o inches for larger pipe sizes. No-Thread Fittings These compression fittings are de signed to simplify the joining of plainend pipe in sizes up to 2-inch. No threading is nec- Regular Coupling essary. Regular and long couplings, elbows, tees, threaded branch tees, caps, etc. are available. Rolagrip and Gruvagrip Couplings Rolagrip Coupling For Plain Paid Pipe Gruvagrip Coupling Por Gi coved End Pipe Rolagrip and Gruvagrip are sturdy, easy-to-use couplings designed for quick joining of pipe ends. They are widely used on air, water, brine, natural gas, crude oil, gaso line (including aromatics), butane, propane, naphtha, and o ;r services. They are particularly useful on lines subject to vibra tion or misalignment. The couplings consist of two housing halves, a spe Sizes and Ratings Pipe 1 Working Pressures, psi, Sizes 1 200= F. Max. Tcimp. cially compounded gasket, and bolts. The gasket `Rolagrip i Gruva- is slipped over the pipe ends; the housing halves Inches Regular Super grip are placed around the gasket and bolted together to form a tight, leak-proof connection. No thread ing. welding, or flanging is necessary. Rolagrip features steel rollers that grip both pipe and coup ling: Gruvagrip fits into grooves in the pipe. Both can be used again and again. Gruvagrip fittings (not illustrated) include elbows, tees, crosses, laterals, nipples, caps, and reducers. Used with Gruvagrip couplings or grooved end pipe, they are quickly installed into tiaht leak-proof connections. Sizes 3 4 to o-inch vizee psi) and S to 12-inch (See psi) are available. H*2 1000 ! -- 1 1000 2 1000 -- i 1000 -l-2 1000 -- 1000 3 1000 2000 1000 1000 -- 1000 4 1000 2000 : 1000 5 1000 1000 6 800 -- 1000 8 800 -- 800 10 800 1 -- ! 800 12 600 -- 800 `Rolagrip couplings for copper tubing: 4 and 5-inch OD. . 1000 psi b-in. OD .. 500 psi 7-in. OD. .800 psi Prices on application Iron Unions, Union Fittings, CRANE 173 Iron Unions, Union Fittings, and Flange Unions (Including AAR Forged Steel Unions) Malleable Iron Unions ijc-Pound, Casket Type......................................................................... page 174 ijc-Pound, Ground Joint.........................................................................page 175 3cc-Pound....................................................................................................page 177 Railroad....................................................................................................... page 176 AAR.............................................................................................................. page 17S AAR, with Steel Male Tail-Piece........................................................... page 1S0 AAR Forged Steel Unions.............................................................................. page 1S0 Malleable Iron Union Fittings 1 1 jo-Pound, Gasket Type..........................................................................page 174 1 jc-Pound, Ground Joint......................................................................... page 175 Railroad........................................................................................................page 170 AAR.............................................................................................................. page 17c) AAR, with Steel Male Tail-piece............................................................page rSo Flange Unions Cast Iron, Gasket Type.......................................................................... page 1S1 Malleable Iron, Ground Joint................................................................. page 1S1 Tongue and Groove................................................................................... page 1S2 Saving Materials and Labor with Unions and Union Fittings... .pages 174 and 264 Crane manufactures an unusually diversified line of unions and union fittings. W hether it be an inexpensive ground joint malleable iron un ion for a domestic water line, a massive steel union for a central power station--a union for any service--it can be purchased from Crane. The line includes brass, malleable iron, 18-8 Mo, and forged steel unions, brass and malleable iron union fittings, and cast iron, malle able iron, and forged steel flange unions. Crane Unions are exceptionally strong, tough, and durable. Each part is liberally proportioned and amply reinforced at points sub jected to greatest stress. Special attention has been given to the interchangeability of parts. For greater convenience, several lines of unions and union fittings are included with allied material in other sections of this catalog. See the pages referred to below: Brass Unions and Union Elbows........................................ page 1S7 Brass Solder-Joint Unions....................................................page 423 Circulating Boiler Fittings.......................................................... page145 Forged Steel Unions............................................ pages 263 and 264 Forged Steel Flange Unions.................................................page 265 Forged Steel Combination Elbows.................................. page 266 iS-S Mo Unions................................................................... page 3 S3 17 174 CRANE Malleable Iron--Gasket Type 150-Pound Unions and Union Elbow No. 1219, Union Female No. 1218, Two-Third Union Female No. 1290, 90 Elbow Female Union List Prices and Dimensions Size No. 1219, Unions Female Inches 4 % *'2 34 Black .85 .85 .90 1.00 , Galv. 1.10 1.10 .1.20 1.30 Price, Each No. 1218. -o-Third Unions Black Fern;- : Galv. .50 .50 : .54 .60 .65 .65 .70 .78 No. 1290. 'ill Elbows With Female Union | Black 1.10 1.10 : 1.30 1.55 Galv. 1.35 1.35 1.60 1.95 uimensions, A C D 1% i34 1% 13/is 1S/l6 : iVa l13/ie 2 Vi 6 1 2s/l6 2V8 i54s 2% l 1.30 1.70 .78 1.00 1.90 2.40 234 lVie 3 14 1 * 2 2 1.80 2.20 2.75 2.35 2.85 3.55 1.08 1.32 1.65 1.40 1.70 2.15 2.70 3.50 4.80 3.40 4.35 6.00 2% 215 16 3 >4 134 lI54s 2`4 3V,e 3* Vis 43/8 2* 2 5.60 7.30 3.35 4.40 9.75 12.00 39/l6 21 Vi6 4% 3 9.25 12.00 5.60 7.25 14.50 18.00 31316 3*8 5% Gaskets: The No. raiq Unions and the No. izqo Two-Third Union: The No. 111S Two-Third Union qo Elbows are equipped with a rubber gasket. For consists of a union ring and a tail-piece (the gasket extra gaskets, see page 476. is not furnished). Sturdy construction: These are well propor tioned and sturdily constructed unions and union elbows. A long lip on the inside edge of the gasket seating area on the tail-piece serves to retain the gasket after the union is assembled. This type of union is principally used by equipment manufacturers, the equivalent of the thread-piece being made as an integral part of the equipment, and the Two-Third Union being used , to complete the union connection. Thread engagement.. . .page 494 Crane Unions and Union Fittings Save Material and Labor i'-V Figure B shows an improved and economical ar rangement made by using male and female unions and union fittings in place of ordinary pipe fittings and female unions. The connections are more compact, and the piping has been simplified. Easy access to traps and all parts of the lines is maintained. 18 nipples, 30 pipe threads, q fittings, Hi plicated ar rangement of piping on the return side of double tiered blast heaters. The return from the stacks in each tier are drained individually by a trap, and the condensation is accumulated by a single return header. The illustration shows the most common method of providing union joints on such an installa tion: onlv female unions are used. CRANE Malleable Iron--Ground Joint 150-Pound Unions and Union Fittings 175 WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, air, oil, gas, or gasoline, non-shock No. 1280, Union Female Brass to Iron Seat FEATURES Brass to Iron Seat (Underwriters' Approved) or All-iron Seat Ground Joint--Air Tested No. 1282, 90 Elbow Female Union No. 1283, 90 Elbow Male Union Brass to Iron Seat No. 1280V2> L'nion Female All-Iron Seat SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS These rugged unions and union fittings are ideal tor domestic service and for a wide variety of industrial applications on steam, hot water, cold water, oil, air, gas, and gasoline lines. No. 1284, Tee Female Union on Run No. 1285, Tee Male Union on Run Brass to Iron Seat List Prices, Each Size Inches1 4 1 % 4 34 i 1 1 1*4 ! 14 24 No. 1280, Female .Black-1.10 1.10 1.15 1.30-1.70'2.35,2.85: 3.60 7.35 12.00 1 Galv. 1.30:1.30 1.40 1.55.2.0512.85,'3.45' 4.30 8.80 14.50 Unions No. 1280 Vi, Female Black , 1.10! 1.10:1.15 1.30-1.70i2.3512.85 Galv. I1.30T.30 1.40 1.55.2.05 2.85<'3.45' No. 1281, Male and Female Black 11.25-T.25 1.45 1.95.2.45j3.4014.05i Galv. U.50!1.50 1.75 2.35'2.95i4.10:4.85: 3.60- 7.35 12.00 4.30' 8.80'14.50 5.40. 9.70 15.25 6.50 11.50 18.25 No. 1281, Union Mule and Female Brass to Iron Seat iNn. 1282. with FpmaleUnionl Black U.4o.l.4o 1.70 2.0o '2.50-3.50 4.60 6.30 90= Elbows Galv. : 1.80:1.80 2.10 2.55 3.15i4.35:5.75` 8.00 Black |1.60U.60!2.00i2.7013.2514.5515.801 8.10 1 Galv. 12.00'2.00'2.50'3.40'4.1015.7517.25! 10.00' Tees No. 1284, withFemale Union Black ,1.90 1.90 2.20 2.60 3.0014.10`5.20f 7.00 Galv. !2.40!2.40 2.75'3.25[3.7515.10:6.501 8.75' These unions and union fittings, designed to combine liberal strength with light weight and minimum over-all dimensions, have a high safety factor. Female tail-pieces and thread-pieces have octagon ends. Union rings and male tail-pieces are circular in shape and have gen erous sire lugs to provide a good wrench grip. Ground joint: The ground joint seat holds pressure easilv; no gasket is required. It can be taken apart and 'reassembled repeatedly without affecting the strength or tightness of the joint. Galv. !2.55'2.55'3.10 1.05l4.70l6.50'8.00!11.00l The No. 12.801 > Unions have an all-iron seat suitable for services that are corrosive to brass but where all-iron construction is satisfactory; the seat is integral with the t^ead-piece. For identification of all-iron, the unio- ir.g is painted green. Underwriters' Specifications: Crane 1 jo-Pound Malleable Iron Unions and Union Fittings with Brass to Iron Seat have been approved by the Under writers' Laboratories, Inc., for use on hazardous liquids. They are marked "CU." Seats: All of the union fittings and the No. 1and No. 12S1 Unions have a non-corrosive brass to iron seat. The brass ring is forced in under high pres sure and w ill not loosen in service. No. 1282 No. 1283 No. 1284 No. 1285 17 No. 1280 or ------- ,No. 1280*2 No* 1281 For thread engagement see page 494. Size A B C D E Dimensions, in Inches 1 4 !! 4 !! 4 1 3/4 ! 1 1[ 14 1 14 1 2 1 24 i 3 ! i3/s 23/,6 IV2 l1 Vie ' iy8 24 ' 24 6 1 23/g 1 24s : 34 : 34s 2% 2% 3 346 . 3% 3l4s . 44 4*46 1 5% : 13/is 15/l6 U/s lVt6 1 U/2 14 : i'4s 24 ; ' 11 '-is 1% 24 27 16 ! 2% 34s 33s 3% 1 24 6 2% 3 39i6 3l4s 44 s 4% 1 51'2 1 l 1 1 176 CRANE Malleable Iron Railroad Unions and Union Elbows Unions WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds s<.titrated "team 500 pound' cold water. air, oil, gas. or gasoline, non-shock FEATURES Brass to Iron Seat Ground .Joint Air Tested Union Elbows WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, air, oil, gas, or gasoline, non-shock SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS Crane Railroad Unions and Union Elbows are No. 590 90; Elbow1 Female UnUn No. 592 905 Elbow \ (ale Union recommended for ex acting ;..:vice on pipe linos carrying steam, water, oil, air, gas, gasoline, or other fluids. They are especially suitable for railroad work and are used on general locomotive, car, shop, and yard serv ice. Thev are furnished with female or with male and female ends. Size L, r i iu1 . No. 519. I No. o 191 2. Male and Female No. 590. with Female Union jyj ui uu ^ 3 . No. 592. with Male Union List Prices, Each Inches- v4 ' *i ` *.'2 % 1 1 ' 1'4 11'2 2 ! ~1/2 : 3 Black 1.10 1.10 1.15 1.30 1.70 2.35 2.85 3.60 i 7.35 12.00 Galv. 1.30 1.30 1.40 1.55 2.05 2.85 3.45 4.30 ! 8.80 14.50 , Black i 1.25 1.25 1.45 1.95 > 2.45 3.40 4.05 1 5.40 i 9.70 15.25 Galv. 1 1.50 ; 1.50 1.75 i 2.35 ' 2.95 '> 4.10 1 4.85 1 6.50 1 11.50 ! 18.25 Black 1.45 1.45 1.70 t 2.05 2.50 3.50 4.60 6.30 1 Galv. 1 1.80 1.80 2.10 2.55 : 3.15 i 4.35 * 5.75 f 8.00 I j Black ' 1.60 1.60 ' 2.00 ' 2.70 1 3.25 '4.55 5.80 1 8.10 : } Galv. 1 2.00 :' 2.00 2.50 3.40 '4.10 ' 5.75 7.25 ' 10.00 Dependable construction: All parts are heavy Test: Each union and union fitting is given an air- and ruggedly constructed and will withstand strains under-water test. resulting from mal ag up joints, expansior and contraction, vibra'on. etc. Interchangeability: The tail-pieces and union rings of the unions are interchangeable, size for size, with Brass to iron seat, ground joint: Xo gasket is the corresponding parts of the qo elbows. necessary. I he brass to iron ground joint is non- corrosne and makes a tight seat \ery easily. It can Underwriters' Specifications: All of the Railroad be taken apart and reassembled repeatedly without Unions and Railroad Union Elbows shown on this 17 alieeting its strength or tightness. The brass seat page have been approved by the Underwriters' ring is forced in under high pressure, and it will not Laboratories, inc.. for use on hazardous liquids. loosen in ser\ Le. Thev are marked "CU". No. 519 No. 5I919 Size .U.i i.tOi IS 905 Elbows Ag c D E Dimensions, in Inches `/4 % l-2 3/4 1 1*4 1*2 2 2*2 3 1% m l7/S 2'-8 2% 2% 2>3/lS 3*4 3% 412 2*4 2V,6 2* Vs 3 Us 33/l6 31 Vie' 4 ' 45/is 4% 5% 13'.6 134 6 lI3/.s 2 Vis 274s Il8 2s, is 3Ui6 13/I6 l7/l6 134 = l1 Vis' 2*4 2% - 3 3746 3*3/is 43/8 3*2 3*3 is -RlS 434 5% Thread engagement . page 494 No. 592 CRANE 300-Pound Malleable Iron Unions WORKING PRESSURES N'o. rc\S E -- 300 pounds steam, 550 F. No. ioS1 _> E -- 300 pounds steam. 550 F. No. leu E -- 300 pounds saturated steam All types--GOO pounds cold water, air, oil, or gas, non-shock Tested ISO pounds air-under-water FEATURES Brass to Iron, All-Iron, or Brass to Brass Seat Ground Joint *Octagon Ends 177 No. 198 E Female Union Brass to Iron Seat No. 1981/2 E Female Union All-Iron Seat No. 197 E jmale Union Brass to Brass Seat *No. 198 E Unions have round ends on the J Finch size and decagon ends on the 4-inch size. Size Brass to Iron Seat All-Iron Seat Brass to Brass Seat No. 198 E . No. 198V2 E No. 197 E List Prices, Each Inches] V4 i V* 1 % 1 Vz 1 3A 1 1 i IV4 | IV2 1 2 1 2',2 i 3 ! 4 Black 1.10 ,i 1.10 j 1.10 | 1.15 ] 1.30 | 1.70 , 2.35 ] 2.85 | 3.60 ; 7.35 ,12.00 23.50 Galv. 1.30 : 1.30 1.30 | 1.40 | 1.55 ! 2.05 , 2.85 j 3.45 ] 4.30 | 8.80 ,14.50 28.00 Black ! , 1.10 : 1.10 | 1.15 | 1.30 | 1.70 ] 2.35 | 2.85 | 3.60 1 7.35 ,12.00; 1 Galv. i i 1.30 I 1.30 ] 1.40 ] 1.55 ] 2.05 f 2.85 1 3.45 | 4.30 ] 8.80 ] 14.50i Black 1.10 | 1.10 | 1.15 | 1.30 | 1.70 2.35 | 2.85 i 3.60 ! 7.35 ;12.00| i Galv. i ! 1.30 ] 1.30 1 1.40 , 1.55 ] 2.05 2.85 , 3.45 4.30 | 8.80 (14.50] Service recommendations: Crane 300-Pound Malleable Iron Unions are recommended where long life and dependability are desired on lines conveying steam, water, oil, air, gas, or similar fluids. Their sturdy construction makes them especially suita 'e for severs services. Unusually rugged: All parts are massive and rugged. The malleable iron from which they are made has high tensile strength and is characterized by pressure tightness, stiffness, and toughness. Choice of seat construction: The unions are made with three types of seat construction: Brass to Iron Seat--No. igS E All-Iron Seat--No. iqSj-j E Brass to Brass Seat--No. 107 E Brass seat unions: Brass seat unions have durable, non-corrosive seating surfaces. The large brass rings are forced into the retaining grooves under high pressure; they will not loosen in service. All-iron unions: All-iron unions have seating sur faces integral with the end-pieces. They are suitable for steam, oil, air. or gas lines where a non-corrosive seat is not desired, and for acid lines where all-iron material is satisfactorv. Ground joint: All of these unions have a ground joint seat that holds pressure easily; no gasket is needed. The unions can be taken apart and re assembled repeatedly without affecting their strength or tightness. Interchangeability: The corresponding parts of these unions are interchangeable, size for size. Identification of seat: Brass to iron seat black unions are all black. All-iron black unions have the union ring enameled green. Brass to brass seat black unions have the union ring enameled maroon. Galvanized unions are all-galvanized, with no other distinguishing color on the union ring. 17 IL ` -f. Size A" | Vs 1 I 1V2 | Dimensions, in Inches 1/4 1 % I V2 I 3/4 I 1 I U/4 I IVz 1 2 | 2VZ I 3 |4 1% l'"ftVie I l15/i6 I 7l/4 1 2V16 I 2>3/16 I 3 | 3% | 4 | 45/16 | 5 Thread engagement.. . .page 494 178 CRANE AAR Malleable Iron Unions WORKING PRESSURES 300 nounJs steam. 550 F. 600 pounds cold \\.:.cr. air. oil. gas, or gasoline, non-shock Tested 150 pounds air-under*u>ater FEATURES Brass to Iron Seat -- Ground Joint Octagon Ends For straight sice Air Pump Unions, use either the No. 8191/2 E shown at the left or the No. 9191/a E shown on page 1 So. No. 819 E l ni^n Female For FORGED STEEL AAR Unions, see page 180, Size No. 8191 2 E, Male and Female Size No. 817 E, Reducing, Black List Prices, Unions Inches *4 ! l/z 1 3A 1 i ' i >4 ' l>/2 1 2 '' 24 Black Galv. ' Black Galv. Each! 1.10 1.10 1.15 1.30 Each 1.30 1.30 1.40 1.55 Each' 1.25 1.25 1.45 ' 1.95 Each 1.50 ` 1.50 ' 1.75 ` 2.35 1.70 2.05 2.45 2.95 2.35' 2.85 ' 3.60 7.35 2.85 3.45 4.30' 8.80 3.40 4.05 5.40 9.70 4.10 ' 4.85 6.50 11.50 3 12.00 14.50 15.25 18.25 List Prices, Air Pump Unions Inches! 1*4x1 1II/2XII/4! Each| 3.75 1 4.50 2x1 6.00 ! 2x 114 ! 6.00 2 x 11 2 6.00 Service recommendations: Crane AAR Unions Underwriters' Specifications: Crane AAR Unions and Union Fittings are ideal for service where long (except Xo. 817 E) and Union Fittings have been life and dependability are desired. approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for use on hazardous liquids. They are especially suited for railroad work because the\ easily w ithscand abuse, piping strains, vibra Association of American Railroads: The unions tion, expansion, and contraction. shown on this page and the union fittings shown on Unusually rugged: All parts are of massive, sturdy constriiction. The malleable iron from which they are made N xceptionally strong and tough. the following page conform to the specifications and recommended practice of the Association of Amer ican Railroads (AAR) for 300-pound unions and union fittings. When subjected to tensile tests, their Brass to iron seat, ground joint: The brass to breaking strengths exceed those required by the iron ground joint seat is non-corrosive and holds specifications. 17 pressure easily; no gasket is needed. The brass seat ring is forced in under high pressure and will Interchangeability: The tail-pieces and the union not loosen in service. The unions can be taken apart rings on all of the AAR Unions and Union Fittings and reassembled repeatedly without affecting their shown on this and the following two pages are strength or tightness. interchangeable, size for ,ze. ------- 1"i i |A Vn 319 Sire A--No. 819 E B--No. 8191,2 E Sice B--No. 817 E Dimensions, in Inches 1 `4 1 % 1 Vi | 34 1 1 1 1V4 1 IV2 ! 2 i 212 1 3 ! 1% 1 ll3/l6 ! 1*5/16 1 21/4 1 27l6 1 213/I6 1 3 1 33/g 1 4 i 454 6 i 214 1 21/2 ! 211/16 1 31/s 1 334 1 33/4 ! 315/IS 1 43, ,6 5Vi6 ! 51/2 1 4x1 1 11/2x11/4 1 2x1 ! 2x11/4 ! 2 x 11/2 1 31.2 1 313/, 6 | 334 |1 4 | 41/8 No. 819y2 or No. 817 E AAR Unions and Union Fittings with STEEL male tail-piece . page 180 AAR Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings.. ..page 148 AAR Brass Valves.. . .pages 38 to 40 \ CRANE AAR Malleable Iron Union Fittings WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam. 550 F. 600 pounds cold water, air. oil, pas. or gasoline, non-shock Tested ISO pounds air-under-water FEATURES Brass to Iron Seat -- Ground , loint Octagon Ends 179 No. 890 E 90 Elbow Female Union No. 891 Vz E 45 Elbow Female Union No. 894 E Tee Female Union on Run No. 895 E Reducing Tee Female Union on Run No. 898 E Tee Female Union on Outlet No. 892 E 90 Elbow Male Union No. 893 E 45 Elbow .Male Union No. 896 E Tee Male Union on Run No. 897 E Reducing Tee Male Union on Run No. 8981/2 E Tee \ (ale Union on Outlet List Prices, Each, Black Size Size Reducing Tees Inches 1 Vi 3/s Vz 1 3/4 1 I i 11/4 | 11/2 1 2 2 >,2 3 No. 890 E, Female Union 11.45 1.45,1.70 2.05.2.50,3.50.4.60 6.30 12.60 18.75 No. 892 E. Male Union 1.60 1.60 2.00 2.70.3.25i4.55 5.80 8.10 15.00 22.00 No. 891 Vi E, Female Union 1.45 1.45 1.70 2.05-2.50.3.50 4.60 6.30 12.60 No. 893 E. Male Union 1.60 1.60 2.00 2.70.3.25 4.55.5.80 8.10 15.00 No. 894 E, Female Union on Run 1.90 1.90 2.20 2.60 3.00-4.10-5.20 7.00 15.75 22.00 No. 896 E, Male Union on Run No. 898 E. Female Union on Outlet 2.05 2.05 2.50 3.25 3.75'5.15 6.40 8.80 18.00 25.00 2.10 2.10 2.30 2.70 3.15.4.25 5.50 7.50 16.50 No. 898'/2 E, Male Union on Outlet 2.25 2.25 2.60 3.35 3.90 5.30 6.70 9.30 19.00 Inches 1 x 1 x \ 1 x 1 x V 1 x 1 x 3/4 No. 895 E, Female Union on Run No. 897 E, Male Union on Run 3.15 3.90 3.15 3.90 3. 15 3. 90 Galvanized AAR Union Fittings can be made to order; prices are furnished on application. Dimensions, in Inches 17 No. 890 E No. 892 E No. 89iy2 E No. 893 E No.894Eor895E No.896Eor897E No. 898 E No.898`/.E X X .to oo- Size A B C D E F G Vi ' 3's V * 3/4 1 1 i Wi 1 U/2 1 2 1 2i 2 ' 3 ' ; lxixV :! 1 <1x3-4 i 15/lS i: 1 Vl 6 1 Vi ; IV,6 l5/s ' I'Ve ! 2i/s ! 21/2 - 215/,s 334 l/l6 ,' 17/16 1*2 1 ,3/lS 1 l'/l6 ' ! 13/I6 1 % H4 1 1 1V16 1 1% 1 l15/is 1 2/s 1I m ' IVlG 1 1V2 !! I1 Vs 11 21-2 2 1 215/is 1! 1 21/4 '1 3% i - iVis 1 1I I'/2 1 l9/is 1 1 2 214 2Vi6 ! 2% - 334 6 ` 31 Vis - 31V6 1 41/2 5V,s 513/16 23/4 1 2% ! 3 1 29/is '1 2% 33/, 6 ! 334 4V,e 4% ' 4% 1 53/8 ' 1% . 13/4 I13/l6 23/, 6 1 714 1 274 1' 33/16 311/is 23/is ': 2Vis 21'/l6 3*46 1 3Vis 1 313/I6 ': 4i/8 1! 49/is 6Vs 11 73/, 6 311/is 1! 313/,G ! 3'Vs 43/,6 : 1 53/, 6 1 11 Description.. .page 178 Thread engagement.. . .page 494 180 CRANE AAR Malleable Iron Unions and Union Fittings With Steel Male Tail-Piece No. 9191 i E 1 niun WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam 550: F. 600 pounds cold water, air, oil. or gas. non-shock Tested 150 pounds air-under-water Brass to Steel Seat Ground Joint Oct''--- Ends These unions and union fittings are the same as those shown on the preceding two pages except that they have a forged steel tail-piece on sices c-ineh and smaller and a east steel tail-piece on larger sires. The\ are especially suited for severe services where the strength and toughness of steel is needed in the male end. All parts are interchangeable, sire for sire, with the cor responding parts of Malleable Iron AAR Unions and Union Fittings (pages 17$ and ipo). Galvanised unions and union fittings are made to order; prices on application. No. 992 E 90 Elbow No. 993 E 45s Elbow- No. 996 E Tee Union on Run No. 997 E Reducing; Tee Union on Run No. 998''2E Tee Union on Outlet Sice Inches No. 9191 2 E, Unions No. 992 E. 90= Elbows No. 993 E. 45' Elbows No. 996 E. Tees No. 9981 2 E. Tees List Prices, Black, Each "4 ' 3s i2 3/4 I IV4 1 1 2 2 2>o 2.20 2.20 2.50 3.50 4.25 6.00 7.00 9.50 17.00 2.55 2.55 3.00 4.25 5.00 7.25 8.75 12.25 22.50 2.55 . 2.55 3.00 . 4.25 5.00 7.25 8.75 12.25 22.50 3.00 i 3.00 11 3.55 1! 4.80 1 5.50 1' 7.75 9.50 13.00 ' 25.50 3.20 3.20 ! 3.65 11 5.00 !1 5.70 8.00 . 9.75 , 13.50 ; 26.50 3 26.50 33.50 Sice Inches 1 X 1 X 3s 1X l X 12 1 X 1 X 34 No. 997 E 36.50 Reducing 1 ees 5.70 AAR Forged Steel Ground Joint Unions WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam Tested ISO pounds air under-water Brass to Steel Seat Ground Joint Octagon Ends No. 950 H l nion ; ovule These arc light weight, rugged Forged Steel AAR Unions, ideal for locomotive and other railroad serv ices subject to vibration, expansion, and contraction. The brass to steel ground joint seat is non-corrosive and holds pressure easily; no gasket is required. Corresponding parts interchange with those of unions show n on page 178 and above. These unions conform to the AAR specifications for 300- pound unions. The union ring is marked "Crane-AAR-500". No. 9531H Reducing Air Pump Union (Male end is larger) List Prices, Black________________________ ________ ___ Size Inches '4 _3-8 'jL. 34__ 1___ l',2 2 | 2U2 | 3 No. 950 H. Female UnionsEach 2.25 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.25 5.50 . 6,80 i 8.50 1 17.00 26.00 Sice ____________________ _______________Inches; U4 x 1 11 2 x 1 *41 3x1 |2x 1(4 i 'xIU No. 953'2 H. Reducing Air Pump Unions Each 8.50 1 11.50 I 14.75 | 14.75 | 14.75 Dimensions are the same as AAR Malleable Iron Unions and Union Fittings., . see pages 178 and 179 CRANE Cast Iron Gasket Type Flange Unions 12 5-Pound 181 WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 rounds cold water o. gas, non-shock Galvanised unions have galvanized bolts. 125-Pound Faced, Plain Face Size 125Pound List Prices and Dimensions Inches 1 % 1 34 ' l ' IV4 1 m ' 2 ' 2*2 1 3 ! 31/2 i 4 : 5 :: 6 1 8 | Black Each 1.10 1.30 1.50 1.75 2.10 2.70 3.40 4.10 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.50 15.00 1 Galvanized Each 2.20 2.60 3.00 3.50 1 4.20 5.40 6.80 8.20 10.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 30.00 ; End to end Inches l3/,6 Is is I7 16 l9/l6 l`Vl6 l13/l6 25,,6 27ie 39/,6 -1 Vi6 21 -7g 3 Vis 39 16 Dia. of flanges Inches 23/4 338 3% 4I-g 4' 2 5 Vs 5% 6% 71/4 ! 73/4 i 91/g ! 103g ' 123/4 No. and dia. of bolts 3-% 3-7/|6 3-7/l6 4-Vis 4-3-2 4-1,2 4-5/s ' 4-% ' 4-S/g 5-s/g ' 5-s/g 6-5/g 8-3/g These izs-Pound Cast Iron Flange Unions are equipped with a cloth inserted rubber gasket. The unions are sturdy and compact and are suitable for steam, water, or gas service. When unions larger than those listed above are required, two Xo. 553, 125-Pound Cast Iron Cornpanion Flanges (shown on page 202) may be bolted together. Extra gaskets.. . .page 476 Malleable Iron Ground Joint Flange Unions Three-Part WORKING PRESSURES 600 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Sizes 4-inch and smaller--300 pounds saturated steam Sizes 5-inch 0- d larger -- 200 pounds saturated steam Brass to Iron Seat Ground Joint Loose ring makes u easy to line up bolt holes. No. 775 Flange Union Size No. 775, Black End to end Diameter of flanges No. and dia. of bolts List Prices and Dimensions Inches! 1 m : l!2 2 ' 21.2 ! 3 . 3% 4 1^ 16 8 10 Each 5,50 6.20 ; 7.20 : 9.00 . 11.50 i 15.00 1 20.00 .. 23.00 : 40.001! 64.00 94.00 1185.00 Inches- 1`2 3 1 3`/g 3>i/is 1 4% I 4'/> |4ii/,6 |! 5 1i 534 1I 5% i 6% 1 83/,, Inches 334 4Vs 1 45/8 51/4 63/, 6 : 73/is ! 73/4 | 8% 1! 93/4 11 U : 141/g 1 16% 4-7/l6 ; 4-7/IS l 4-I2 5-1-2 1 5-3/tg i 5-5/8 i 5-% 1! 6-% :! 6-5/g 1 8-3/4 110-% 1 12-1 17 Advantages of the three-part construction: The Xo. 775 Union has three major parts: flangepiece, tail-piece, and loose ring. The ring combined with the ball type seat assures tightness even when the pipe line is slightly out of alignment. Being loose, the ring can be conveniently swiveled to any desired position to line up the bolt holes. Brass to iron seat, ground joint: The brass to iron seat is non-corrosive, and the ground joint eliminates the need for a gasket. The brass seat ring is forced into the tail-piece under high pressure and will not loosen in service. The union can be taken apart and reassembled repeatedly without injuring its strength or seating qualities. Identification: The loose ring is painted yellow so that the union can be easily identified. Test: Each union is given a hydrostatic test. 182 CRANE Tongue and Groove Flange Unions WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam or oil (500 F.)--300 pounds ammonia *1000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 'The No. 15 wi L'nion in the 4-inch -i is rated for only oUO potmds cold water, oil, or gas, non-s hock. "A" is end to end of threads. C- "Y ^B zL Oval O Square RounJ List Prices and Dimensions No. 1589 Size With Cranite or Lead Gasket No. 1589 Inches Va 3/8 1 2 3/4 1 l*/4 1*2 2 3*2 3 4 Each 2.75 3.00 3.35 3.75 4.75 5.80 6.90 8.20 12.50 19.50 27.00 N'o. i5$o Unions in sices 3-inch and smaller are forged steel; the 4-inch size is malleable iron. The unions are rugged and serviceable. They Style of flanges Oval Square A B C No. of bolts Inches Inches Inches I3/16 - 1* 2 3% 313/l6 1% 1V4 22 l11.16 4 2 2 113/l 6 2 2>8 HlS 2>/4 213/ie 43/4 4*2 5 6 6*/2 7'/2 2>/4 39.16 3* 16 4* Vie SV16 51 V,6 244 4 4 4 Dia. of bolts 1 2 *2 I 2 % i2 i2 % ' % 3/4 Round 3 33's 8'/4 10 88 H 3; are made by bolting together a No. 1547 Tongue Flange No. 1 )Sq Unions are regularly furnished with 1 and a No. 1545 Groove Flange (see the illustrat. is Granite gasket; when so specified, they will be shown on page 415). furnished with a lead gasket at no extra charge. No. 1591>/2 With Cranite or Lead Gasket List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches 1 ! 1V4 No. 1591*2 Style of flanges Each 4.25 4.75 1 Oval A Inches 2 1 2 >-8 B Inches i 43/4 ! 5*/4 C Inches < 25/8 : 3 No. and dia. of bolts 2-5/8 1 2-5/g 2 8.20 Square 21 Vi 6 5*3/l6 4*0 4-5/g Oval "A" is end to end oi threads. ,\ B,-- ... r' ;c Square No. i5Qi'-j. unusually compact forged steel unions, are made by bolting together a No. 15Si} i Tongue Flange and a No. 15^31 o Groove Flange (see page 415). The unions are ideal for making up pipe coils with close centers and for other services requiring a good joint in limited space. They are regularly furnished with a Cranite gasket; if specified, they will be furnished with a lead gasket at no extra charge. Extra gaskets... .page 416 Crane Forged Steel Unions and Combination Elbows For High Pressure--High Temperature Service See pages 263 to 266. 17 l-'orgcd Steel Ground Joint Female Unions Brass to Steel Seat See page 263 Forged Steel Ground Joint Male and Female Unions Steel to Steel Seat See page 263 Forged Steel Ground Joint Flange Unions Steel to Steel or Brass to Steel Seat See page 265 Forged Steel Combination Elbows Complete with Flange. Bolts, and Cranite or Lead Gasket See page 266 Brass Fittings, Nippies, Unions, & Flanges CRANE Brass Fittings, Nipples, Unions, and Flanges 183 Screwed Fittings 115-Pound....................................................pages 1S4 and 1S5 a 5 e-Pound.......................................................................page 180 Flanges ije-Pound Companion I-'tangos.............................. page 180 jec-Pound Companion Flanges.............................. page 188 Floor F'langes................................................................. page 184 Unions 115-Pound.......................................................................page 187 lec-Pound. Government Pattern...............................page 1S7 jec-Pound.......................................................................page 187 Union Elbows........................................................................ page 1 ?7 Plugs and Bushings............................................................ page 18 5 Nipples..................................................................................... page 1S0 An installation of Crane brass screwed and solder-joint fittings, un ions, ;jnd valves in a large commercial building. Off.ce buildings, schools, and hospitals are among the commercial users who choose Crane equipment for dependable control of service lines. ......................................How to read reducing fittings...................................................................P<sge 577 Brass Solder-Joint Fittings pages 422 to 425 Brass Fittings for Marine Service Pa5e 399 184 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Fittings 90' Elbow 90 ,s;:cc: WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds cold water, oil or gas, non-shock Air Tested 45s Elbow 45' Street Elbow C Tee 45' Y-Bend Return Bend Round Floor Flange Right Hand Cross Cap Right Hand Right 8j Left Couplings Reducer Locknut Size List Prices, Rough, Each Inches 4 4 j H u2 l 3A I 14 1*21 2 21'2 -3;4 90' .32 .32; .32: .481 .65 l.00 1.60 2.001 3.25! 6.20. 9.50 22.00 ' - . , . 455 Elbows Straight -qQ.-street : ,35 .35i .35; .44> .65,1.10 1.76 2.20: 3.581 6.80:10.50 24.00 .48.48' .48J .60 .85T.40 2.15 2.80! 4.75j i 45' Street .48.48 .48* .60 .85 1.40 2.15 2.80' 4.75: ; Reducing, 90' -.48! .48! .52! .71 1.25 1.90 2.401 4.251 7.50 11.50 26.00 Straight .44!.44; .44 .56 .80 1.42 2.00 2.751 4.501 8.50 13.00 30.00 Tees 1 opening 1.531 .53! .67! .96:1.70 2.40 3.301 5.40:10.00;15.50 36.00 Reducing '2 openings ! j | .57; .73 1.05!1.85-2.60 3.501 5.85.111.00! i Crosses .72..72! .72j .90s 1.30,2.00 3.00 4.00i 8.00jl5.00 22.00 45.00 Caps' 1 .241.241 .24| ,32| ,42| .66-1.00;1.35| 2.30| 4.25j 6.50,12.50 Right Hand* Couplings Right & Left* 1 .32'.32| .321 .401 .53' .8011.25T .701 2.80! 4.50' 6.25Y1.50 .85 1.001.18 1.70 2.40 2.80- 4.00; 6.50' 8.50, Reducers Locknuts* Reducing I or 2 sizes Reducing 3 sizes .34' .34' .43! .63 1.05 1.70 2.15i 3.201 5.50! 7.00 15.00 j 111! -70| . 2.351 3.50| ! ; i .151.151 .15| .25] .30| .451 -68, .881 1.40! 2.50' 4.00; 8.00 45' Y-Bends | | |I.00II.15I1.5012.60|4.30|6.00|10.00| ! | 1 Center to center. Inches 1 1 1 1 1 1 Wi \ \H 1 H.1 1 2?,,;! 25 s 1 Return "C Right Hand 1 1 | | .9511.3511.90'3.20'5.00| 7.751 j Bends ^ Center to center, inchesl | j 1 1 '.2 1 2 ! 21 a ! 3 ' 312 j -11 ! 1 Right Hand ' !| !1.25il.80l2.50 3.60'5.75' 8.001 i Diameter inchesl ,2>-2i 2J2 . 3 | 3 ! 4 i 5 | 5 i 5 1 , * .................. .. Right Hand 1 1.75 .75 ,88T.20'1.88'2.1S'3.00i 4.00' 1 ! *Caps Jj-inch and smaller, Couplings Jj-inch and smaller, and Locknuts in the *-j-inch sice are made from bar stock. The largest opening on reduc ing fittings determines the list price; for example, a i x ?4 x i" Tee (reducing i opening) is ifi.rc list. i x 1 _> x " or x *.( x i" Tee (reducing z openings) is Si.$5 list, etc. Reducing tees: When specifying reducing tee5, always nan'.e the -ire of openings jn the sequence of the low er case letters -how n on the illustration at the a Dimensions...........page 185 Brass Nipples. . page 186 Brass Unions___ page 187 Reducing Fittings Carried - Stock List prices apply only to these sizes. Reducine 90' Elbows 'a b c 'Ax Vs i 1 x3/4 %x'/4 <y2 x'/8 I'Axl | 2 xlV 1! '/4x'/4x'/g ! xl'/4 I 2'/2x2 %x%x*4 '/2X38 -<3/4 3 x2U> 3'gx'A*3.'S x'A l Vzxiyii x2 ] x'A V4 X l /2 xl 4 x3 Reducers '/2x'/2X3/8 v'/4 lix'/g 3/sxV4 x'/g .2X% x'A 3Ax'.2 *3'g 1 Xl/2 iy4xi x3/4 l'Axl'A xl 2 xl'. 2 ` xl'A xl 2',-2x2 3 x2^2 x2 4 x3 1-2 * % x1 2 x% %x%x'/2 3/4X3/4x'/2 x% 3Ax'/2x3A X\2 x'A Reducing Tees ab c i xl x3A x'-2 x3/g i x3A xl; ab c i*Ax3A xi'A l'/4x'/2 xl'/4 1 xl xi\4 J/, i x'/2 xl x34 X* 9 3/4 x% xl l'/4 xlVixl x^/2 l'/4 X 1 X 1V4 xl x34 i x i Yzxiy4 xl x3/4 xl/> IV2X1V4XIV2 xiy4 xl 1V2 X1 X1V2 xiy4 xl l'/2x34 xl'/2 1 y4 x 1 Va x n 2 1 vi xll'2 ab c 2 x2 xi y> xiy4 xl X .'4 1 1 V2 X i 1 2X2 219x2' 9x2 2'/2x2 x2 Xi x2V2 3 x3 x2 4 x4 x3 xl CRANE 185 Dimensions of 125-Pound Brass Fittings Dimensions are given in inches. For list prices see the preceding page. -a 905 E1K.n\ C-' 90 Street E:l B'. 1R 45 EIpow e1 SVv\ P._J 45' Street Ell -A A*-l Tee - A --A Cross Right Hand Coupling Size '8 V 3 8 " 1 2 , 3-i 1 1 IV4 11 2 2 1 21 i . 3 | 4 A 9 16 1 V16 * l3/16 1 l3/lS ' f7/l6 dU/l6 1% 23/i6 .211/16. 3'/s ; 5 B 1 2 9/l6 1 % 13/l 6 1 Vs 1 Vl 6 1 1*4 ` 1 16 112 |l`3/ie! 23is ! 25/g C 15/IS` **8 H4 1*2 d'l/isi l ` 21/4 27 is . IVs i D 7/l6 : % 11/l6 I3/i6!15/i6UVi6l IV4 H'g 11 Vis* ' E 13 lfi la lfi ` B 16 13 i fi 13 \ fi 112 ' t1 \ i r 1*8 2> i F 1`3,16 73 16 ( -% 33/i6 ; 3% . 41/4 5 G lS/l6. l54 113,16` 23'8 : IVs 1 3*8 33/4 , 1 H 1 2 i 9/l6 1 7s V\ \ Vs \ l i 118 l3 'l6 l3/16lln/l6l 134 i 2 J Vs I=/l6 * fVl6 13/16 : l7/l6 111 7/l61 l1 16 23/i6 i 2% 1 33/i6 <3u,'i6 K* >3/,S IV. 8 l's ! l3/8 1 19/l6 ;11 l/l6 178 21/,6 31/4 '311/,6' 43/s Return Bends V^iOSC Onrn Nj > 1 ; 1 Vi j 11 2 ! 134 ' 23 16 2% . t i I l7/l6 1 l3/4 1 21/16 | 212 . 27a 33s 1 1 11 -2 . 2 1 21,2 1 3 : 312 4 11 Vie 2's 29/,6 3!/.6 3>? 4 i Flange diameter 21.2 21-2 3 3 4 5 5 5; i i Floor Flange Flange thickness Hub thickness Bolt circle dia. 3/32 3/l6 732 1 3/l6 1 V* 1 V\ : 9/32 9/32 1 1 i *2 1 9/l6 1 % 1 1 l/l6 i 2%2 ! Vs 1 l/l6 lJ/32 11 l'3/l6 Wis' 21/4 , 2Vl6 1 31/8 ;313/1S 313/l6 V/s iI No. ix dia. holes J-V32 J-V32; 4->/4 , 4-V4 , 4-1/4 , 5-1/4 5-9/32 3-9/32. 1 1 2 1 1/4 ! % ; 3/s 1'2 9/l 6 1 1 Vl 6 1 1 l/l 6 "/l6 34 , 1S/,6 1 1 1 IVs 1 l lv UIUIWI Ijlvilo 04 IV ' I 1 W Vi i I IWe vwii i wi ... ._________ ,,........ .. ings and Reducers. Dimensions of reducing sizes and other rvnes of fittinss furnuned on aoDlicacion. - K- Cap *Reducer *K is for reducers with either one or two size reductions. 7\ 45' V-BenJ -M Return Bend For explanation, see page 494. Brass Plugs and Bushings Cored Plug Square Head Solid Plug Square Head Countersunk Plug Bushing Outside Hexagon Bushing Inside Hexagon Face Bushing Size Plugs Bushings ,, ... Cored ',`tuiuc IIcaJ , Solid Countersunk ., Reducing 1 or 2 sizes 1 IcXdgun Reducing 3 to 5 sizes Face List Prices, Rough Inches | Vs 1 V4 1 34 ! i/2 ! 3/4 1 1 1 11/4 1 f/2 ! 2 | 2Va | 3 1 4 ' Each| | 1 .33 ; .38 | .50 | .75. .95,1.50,2.50.4.00< 7.50 Each| .21 | Each' 21 1[ .21 , .33 j .40 | .60 | ' .33 1 .40 l .60! .90|1.2512.10(3.70(6.00,14.50 ,90'1.2512.1013.70'6.00 14.50 Each Each* Each! .20 .20 .25 .35 , .53 1 .9011.15; 1.70,3.40:5.00 11.00 .30 1 .42 | .64 11.0811.4012. OSH. 1016.00 13.00 1! .42 ` .42 ` .48 ` bb 1 .99 11.3211.6512.101 i 1 Plugs: Generally, Cored and Countersunk Plugs are used with 125-Pound Brass Fittings (page 1S4), and Solid Plugs with 15::-Pound Brass Fittings (page 1S0). Solid Plugs 3 Cinch and smaller arc made from bar stock. Hexagon Bushings: Hexagon Bushings have an outside or inside hexagon, as illustrated above, depending on the sice of the bushing; see the table at the right. The l/i x 1 Cinch size is made from bar stock. Face Bushings: Face Bushings in sizes Jo-inch and smaller and in the iJ4-inch size do not have the two small lugs shown in the illustration above. Sizes J. 2-inch and smaller are made from bar stock. 250-Pound Brass Fittings, .page 186 Brass Unions, .page 187 Bushings Carried in Stock List prices apply only to these sizes. Hexagon Bush ings FaceBushings I/4<18 3/S*l/4 x>/8 X Vt x Vg 3A.>< \'2 xVs *'4 3/4 xV x% x Vi 1(4 <1 <3/4 xVi X% lfcxl Vi xl x3A xV2 2 x 1V9 xll/4 xl x3/4 X 1/2 2V2x2 xlVzt xll/4f xl t 3 x2i/2 x2 f xlV2t xli/4t 4 x3 x2Y2 t , x2 t ; xi'/2r 1 V* x'/8 3/s xVi lA xVg X y* % X>/2 1 x V2 l'4xl lVzxll/4 2 x I V-> xl/4 tindicates Bushings made with inside hexagon. 18 186 CRANE 250-Pound Brass Fittings WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air Tested 90' Elbow 45; Elbow Dimensions of qo Elbows and Tees apply only to straight sizes; dimensions of reducing sizes will be furnished on request. [Thread T Engagement \ See pase 494 for e\plan<ition List prices of re ducing 90' elbows and fees apply only to sizes Car rie d in stock. List Prices, Rough, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches Vi % `/2 ' 34 i l - iVi i>2 2 21'2 3 4 0Q, Straight .56 .56! .85'1.15! 2.00 : 3.00 4.50 ` 7.50'12.00 20.00 37.00 Elbows Reducing 45 11.1011.301 2.40 i 3.60 : 5.40 9.00'14.40'24.00'44.50 .62' .621 .88'1.201 2.10 1 3.1? i 4.75 ! 7.75112.50-21.00'39.00 '.Straight TeeS Pcdurinr Crosses .90 .90:1.20:1.651 2.60 ! 4.20 6.00 '10.00115.00'24.00'41.00 1 Pening H.30` 1.80! 2.85 ' 4.60 > 6.60 'll.00!16.50 25.50 45.00 2 openings 1 !1.90| 3.00 ' 4.80 6.90 I! 1.30' 1.30'2.00'2.501 4.00 i 5.50 1 8.50 114.00122.00`30.00 45.00 Couplings, Right Hand 90 Elbows A Tees Dimensions, , Crosses in Inches B F Z ' .70' .70 1.0011.251 1.90 ! 2.70 ' 4.00 | 5.501 9.00U3.00 20.00 ,3/l6! 15/isi Ws 1 15/lG1 P/2 ! 134 |l15/l6 1 2Vi |2u/16| 3i/g . 33/4 ! 15/ISI l'/s H5/lsl P/2 1 l3/4 '115/ie 1 2Vi !2i3/16l 3Vi ' 4 1 34 ps/nsUVusUViel Wt |l,3/il 2 1 23/g I 2% ! 33/s ' 4>/i6 34 l l3/is! % 1 1 1 Ws ! Is/l6 1 l7/l6 IH'/isI 13/4 | 2Vs : 2Vie : 1% i IVz 11 T/l6 ! 1% 1 l13/l6 1 2Vg : 2% 2iVl6' 31/ig 1 31/4 ' 4 1 % i % 1 Va ' 9/l6 1 ll/is 1 1 Vi6 1 n/i6 ! 3i 1S/l6 i ' I'-'s The largest opening on reducing fittings determines the price; for example, a i x 1" Tee (re ducing 1 opening) is Sz.Sj list, a 1 x ?4 x 34" or Tt x 4 x 1" Tee (re ducing 2 openings) is $3.00 list, etc. Reducing tees: When ipccil'ying reducing tec< always name the size of openings in die sequence of die lower ease letters as illustrated at the right. Reducing Tee Reducing 90 Elbows Reducing Fittings Carried in Stock Reducing Tees 2 % xV4 1 x34 xVz U/4X1 <% I'AxlVi Vz*Vzx3/s x! ' 3Ax3AxVz 2 x 1V2 -j 2V2v2 \ -lz 3 ,l'h : VixVix3/4 '2 1 xl aVa 4 x3 ,| r.Vz sW X vW X r-- 1 X 3/4 X l lVi*34 x 1 Vi x% 1 xl xIVi tl/ovl l/ovll/4 xl x34 <34 IVsxl xl'A iVzxlVsxlVs y.l xl X X 1V2 X1 X l \2 2 x2 xiy2 xIVi xl x3/4 < V9 2V^x2V2 <2 3 <3 x.2 3x2>'2.3 - 5 4x4 v3 <2 4x5 <4 Close Nipple mm Long Nipple These are high quality Brass Nipples, made from new pipe, having clean, sharp threads ac curately cut to gauge. Brass Locknuts., page 184 Brass Plugs........... page 18S Brass Bushings., .page 185 Brass Unions.... page 187 Red Brass Nipples Pipe Size Inches Length Inches Close Close Vs 3/4 .10 V* Vs .14 % 1 .16 */2 IVs .23 3/4 13/S .32 1 1V2 .44 1 Vi l5/s .69 1*2 134 .83 ? 2 1.15 IVz 2'/z 3 1 2% 2.64 3.85 4--------*----- 2%------- TT25 5 1---- 3---------- 13T25 6--------- :-----3T4------- DTOO List Prices List Prices, Each Length, Inches 1V2 1 2 i 2V2 1 3 1 3V2 ' 4 ! 4Vi 1 5 l 5Vz 6 .12 ' . I5` .171 .18i .20 .18 : .21' .24' .27' .301 .20 .24 .28 .32 .36 .25 .31- ,37i .42; .47' .38' .46' .541 .62' .53: .63'- .741 .841 92| .92|1.07!1.23l 1.06,1 .06'1.2411.43! 1 .40:1.65-1.891 3.10*3.56l .22 .33 ! .40 ' .53 .70 1 .94 I 1.38 1 1.61 1 2.13 1 4.02 1 .24 ! .37 : .44 1 .59 ' .78 ! 1.05 i 1.53 ! 1.78 | 2.37 1 4.48 I .26 ! .40 .48 ! .65 .85 1 1.16 ! 1.68 1 1.96 1 2.61 1 4.94 I .28 .43 .52 .71 .93 1.27 1.84 2.15 2.85 5.40 .30 .46 .60 .77 1.00 1.40 2.00 2.30 3.10 5.86 4.47 5.06' 5.70 I 6.26 I 6.90 I 7.53 1 8.16 9.40 I 10.50 I 11.50 I 12.60 | 13.80 16.50 16.50 18.00 1 19.50 I 21.00 : 22.00 ' 22.00 ' 24.00 ! 26.00 ' 28.00 CRANE Brass Ground Joint Unions 187 125-Pound WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pound* oolcl water, oil. or gas. non-shock Government Pattern WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air Tested 300-Pound WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam, 550 F. 600 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air Tested 125-Pound Octagon end' on 'ires U to 2-inch: round cnd> on other sires. No. 523 Vz Octagon Ends No. 696_E Octagon Ends These unions have a ground joint; no gasket is required. Sice 125-Pound ' Rough End to End Government Pattern 300-Pound No. 523'/2, Rough End to end No. 6% E, Rough End to end List Prices and Dimensions Inches V*_. __ l'2n 3/4 1 1V4 U/2 2 Each 1.02 1.02 1.02 1.23 1.70 2.25 3.30 3.90 6.00 Inches lll/32 lI9/l2 1% 1% 2Vl6 2*3/32 2% 2l%2 2* Vis Each 1.25 1.25 1,25 1.60 2.25 3.00 4.20 5.40 8.50 Inches' l7/is l*/t m ' l1S/l6 ' 2>/g ' 2V,fi ' 21 V,*? '1 23/4 ' 33/i? Each 2.75 2.75 3.15 4.40 6.00 8.50 10.50 15.50 Inches 1% P3/l6 l13/ie 2>4 27/l6 ' 2`Me '1 3 3% 212 11.00 3`3/,6 13.70 39/l 6 3 17.00 3'3/,s 23.40 334 The No. 52312 Government Pattern Unions when cast in the required composition, comply with U. S. Navy Department Specifications. Ground joint: All of these unions have a ground joint seat that holds pressure easily; no gasket is required. The No. 6qo E 300-Pound Unions are made of Crane The unions can be taken apart and reassembled re Special Bronze, a hard, leaded tin bronze. peatedly without affecting their strength or tightness. Brass Ground Joint Union Elbows WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air tested Ground joint No gasket required N'o. 524}-j Union Elbows have a semifinished tail-piece; the elbow portion is rough. On sizes i-inch and larger, the tJl-piece has inside lugs, as illustrated; on smaller sizes, the tail-piece is made without lugs. The elbows have a ground joint seat that holds pressure easily; no gasket is required. Size No. 5241 2 Price Center to end Center to union end List Prices and Dimensions Inches 1 V4 11 V4 ! 3/s 1 Vz ' 34 1 1 1 W* 1 U/2 11 2 Eachl 2.15 ;i 2.15 i 2.15 I 2.90 |I 3.90 ji 3.70 I 8.00 I[ 10.0Q 1 15.00 Inches' 9/16 ! l3/l6 1 1S/l6 i I V% 1 l3/l6 !i lUis 1 i34 1! U3/16 i 2'4 Inches 1>2 l34 . lIS/l6 23/l6 ' 2% : 3 11 37/16 : 334 41/4 188 CRANE 150 and 300-Pound Brass Flanges Working Pressures No. 2104 150 rounds ..itur.iteJ --re im 225 round- cold \\.iter. oil. or gas. r.< ei-hock i niivnion FI nine No. 2104, 150-PounJ No. 2100. OOO-P'.unJ Working Pressures No. 2109 300 pounds steam 500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas. non-shock _________ ____ ___ Si-e.................... ................................. .. ~ 150-Pound F. & D. 300-Pound F. & D. No. 2104. Screwed Flange Diameter Thickness No. 2109. Screwed Flange Diameter Thickness List Prices and Dimensions inches 1 " 114 , I>2 ~1 2U " 3 4 Each Inches Inches Each Inches Inches 7.00 8.00 10.00 13.50 17.00 v 4% I 5 3is 13/l2 7/l6 8.75 10.00 12.50 4% 5'A i 64 6 12 16.50 b1 0 7 9 is 21.00 71 > I9/32 : % * */l 6 H ` 13 16 21.00 30.00 7U 9 % 1 */l6 26.00 8*4 29/32 1 5 36.00 10 3/4 6 44.00 11 ,3lfi 150-Pound: The No. 21C4 Companion Flange is made of red brass. Dimensions conform to the MSS ijz-Pound SP Bronze Plunge and Flanged Fitting Standard (No. SP-:-1040). Ail sizes interchange with American Standard Cast Iron Ranges. Class 1:5, differing only in thickness ancl in facing. 300-Pound: The No. 2 icq Companion Flange is made of a high grade steam metal. Dimensions con form to the MSS 3ZC-Pound SP Bronze Flange and Flange Fitting Standard (No. SP-i-iogo). All sizes interchange with American Standard Cast Iron Flanges, Class 250, differing only in thickness and in facing. Facing: The flanges uiv piuin faced, with two Vshaped concentric grooves oetween the port and the bolt holes. Full face gaskets should be used. Drilling: These flanges are furnished faced und drilled (F. & D.) unless ordered faced only. Prices include facing and drilling to the MSS Stand ard. No deduction is made when flanges are ordered faced only. Bolting to iron or steel material: When brass flanges are bolted to iron or steel macerial w hich nor mally has a raised face, the raised face should be re moved to provide a full face bearing for the gasket. Brass flanged material should not be bolted to Cranelap Flanged Pipe Joints. Templates for drilling.. . page 458 18 At the Crane Chicago Works Inspecting and checking the alignment of Crane Screwed Fittings. Railing Fittings CRANE Railing Fittings Railing Fittings Ball Pattern, Malleable Iron............................. page iqo Adjustable, Malleable Iron................................ page iqi Xu-Rail Slip-on, Aluminum...............................page iqj Railing Threads Dimensions and Normal Engagement............. page iqi Rivets For Railing Fittings.............................................page iqz Brass Floor Flanges......................... page 184 Iron Floor Flanges............................page 203 189 2-inch Galvanized Double Pipe Railing -- total length of railing 6000 feet Fabricated in a Crane Branch House Shop C-rane Shops can furnish Pipe Railings of all descrip tions and for a large variety of services. They can be manufactured from any kind of commercial pipe, using any of the regular railing fittings listed or special types when exceptional conditions prevail. Pipe Railings can be supplied with the fittings and pipe loose, all completely cut to length and prepared ready for field assembly. Small sizes of railings and sections of large railings can be assembled in Crane Shops and delivered to the field site for final assembly by the user. Beyond the scope of the regular Railing Fittings. Crane can provide special fittings for screwed, slip, or slip and pinned joints to fill every require ment. For long railings, the posts can be assembled separately, using threaded joints, and the horizontal runs of the fittings reamed and drilled for slip and pin connections; random runs of pipe can then be economicallv utilized to complete the railing in the field. When so desired, special Pipe Railings requiring bent sections or welded construction can be fabricated in Crane Shops. '"Vders and inquiries for price or information on Pipe mailings should be accompanied by a sketch showing dimensions. In the case of stair railings, the angle should be specified. Inquiries or orders should also specify the kind and finish of the pipe, the type or figure number of the fittings, details regarding the openings, and whether or not partially or completely assembled. 19 190 CRANE Malleable Iron Ball Pattern Railing Fittings 905 ElbowNo. 1, Right Hand 90 Side Outlet Elbow No. 2, Right 1 (and R.H. Tee No. 3, Tapped as shown No. 3 Vii Right Hand L.H. R.H. Side Outlet Tee No. 4, Tapped as shown No. 4Vi, Right Hand L.H. Square Floor Flange No. 7, Right f land Bras.i Round Floor Ranges... .page IS4 Iron Round Floor Flanges-----page 203 Male Ball Ornament No. 8, Left Hand No. 8 Vi, Right Hand Female Ball Ornament No. 13, Right 1 land List Prices, Each Size Inches! Vi 34 1 iy lt/2 ! 2 905 Elbows 90= Side Outlet Elbows Side Outlet Tees Crosses Side Outlet Crosses Square Floor Flanges Male Ball Ornaments Female Ball Ornaments No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 or 3*/2 No. 4 or 41/2 No. 0 or 5Vi No. 6 or 6V2 No. 8 or 8V2 No. 13 Black i Galv. ! Black I Galv. 1 Black 1 Galv. 1 Black 1 Galv. i Black ! Galv. 1 Black j Galv. I Black | Galv. i Black | Galv. 1 Black 1 Galv. i .43 .56 .57 .74 .47 .61 .69 .90 .60 .78 .80 1.05 .37 .48 .67 .87 .67 .87 .52 .68 .72 .94 *57 .74 .82 1.05 .74 .96 .93 1.20 .48 .62 .80 .99 .80 .99 .64 .83 .84 1.10 .70 .91 1.10 1.45 .95 1.20 1.20 1.55 .55 .72 .95 1.25 .95 1.25 .92 1.20 1.20 1.55 1.00 1.25 1.45 1.90 1.30 1.65 1.65 2.15 .92 1.20 1.15 1.50 1.15 1.50 1.20 1.65 l .55 2.15 1.60 2.20 2.10 2.85 1.30 1.80 1.70 2.25 1.95 2.60 2.55 3.40 1.75 2.35 2.25 2.95 2.20 i 2.95 2.85 ' 3.85 1.35 2.35 1.75 ' 3.15 1.40 1.75 1.80 2.35 1.40 1.75 1.80 2.35 Reamed fittings: Fittings with one or more openings reamed for slip joint, or with one or more openings reamed for slip joint and drilled for rivets, can be made to order at an advance over regu lar list prices. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Orders should be ac companied by a sketch. Dimensions, in Inches No. 1 No. 3 or 3Vi No. 5 or 5Vi No. 7--Side View R.H. Cross No. 5. Tapped as shown No. 5Vi, Right Hand L.H. 19 R.H. Side Outlet Cross No. 6, Right HanJ No. 6Vi, Tapped as shown No 2 No . 4 or 4Vi No. 6 or 6Vi Size Vi 34 1 1V4 lVi ! 2 A lVi l5/lS l'i 1% , FS/,6 i 24 E 2 2Vi 2'Vis 33/8 i 33/4 ; 411/16 F 2Vi 2 Vi 6 37/l6 43/16 ! 411/16 : 59/l6 G 1Vi 1% 2 Vis 2Vi ' 4i3/lB : 3 Vis H l3/l6 ! lVi 1% 23/is : 21/2 1 2I5/,6 J 2 Vi 21/2 35/is 43/16 ! 43/4 | 53/4 K Vi S/l6 5/l6 n/32 1 % 1 V16 L 2 Vi 21V/32 3Vi 43/g ! 53/g | 63/4 . M *4 1 l4 9/32 S/l6 S/l6 1 ll/32 N 23/4 ' 31/4 43/g 51/2 63/g I 7% `Dimension "A" applie- to the center to side outlet also. M N No. 7--Top View -'-s' No. 8 or 8V2 F i_Zl No. 13 For threading, thread engagement, and rivet data, see page 192. CRANE Malleable Iron Adjustable Railing Fittings Ball Type L. H. 191 ,j -V' 71'2! Elbow No. 70, Right Hand Female R. H. Tee No. 71, Right Hand No. 71 Yz, Tapped as shown These fittings are ad justable, as shown in the illustrations, and may be used -J in railings of any angle from hori zontal to 45 degrees. Each of the openings is threaded to afford rigidity to railing instalUMon. Elbow No. 70W, Right Hand Male and female No. 70JT Male and Female Elbows may be used in combination with the Ball Pattern Railing Fittings shown on page iqo. Such combinations provide for corner fittings and enable erecting railings at angles steeper than 4j degrees. Galvanized fittings: Galvanized fittings are made to order; for list prices1 add jo^c to the prices of the black fittings shown below. Size Elbows Tees Crosses Flanges List Prices, Black Inches | 1 1V4 | l'/2 | 2 No. 70 No. 70'j No. 71 No. 71'/2 No. 72 Eachj 2.70 | 2.90 1 3.70 1 Each | 3.00 ! 3.30 | 4.10 1 Each| 3.SO i 4.15 ! 4.60 | Each| 3.50 | 4.15 1 4.60 1 Eachl 3.50 I 4.15 i 4.60 1 5.75 6.30 8.00 8.00 8.00 No. 73 No. 73'/2 No. 74 Each! 4.20 | 5.10 6.00 10.00 Eachi 4.20 ; 5.10 1 6.00 : 10.00 Each* 4.20 ! 5.10 * 6.00 ' 10.00 No. 74' 2 No. 79 Each 4.20 Each J.45 5.10 4.10 6.00 : 10.00 4.75 ' 8.50 Dimensions. in Inches r*--A-*-; Elbow Female Flange Elbow Male anJ Female Size A b C D E f G H J Toes * 1 l'A ' 1*2 2 2% .....3'/4 ; 3% . 4 Vi ; l1 Vie ; 2 Vs ! 2% i 2ls/l6 ;i 43/s 1 59/16 1 63/8 7% | ln/.6 ! lll/l6 ; i7/s : 2V* ! 2Vis ` 2Vi ' 2I3/is 3 Vi ; 5/is 1 3/s ! % I 7/l6 i 33/4 ! 413/,s 1 59/16 ! 63/4 /| %2 1 5/l6 1 S l6 1 U/32 1 35/i6 1 43/is 1 43/4 1 53/4 Stair Landing Tee No. 72, Right Hand L. H. R.H. Cross No. 73, Right Hand No. 73!/2, Tapped as shown L. H. R. H. Stair Landing Cross No. 74, Right Hand No. 741/2, Tapped as shown Flange No. 79, Right Hand 19 For thread engagement, see page 192. 192 CRANE Crane Railing Pipe Threads Threading Tolerance: Nothing Large One turn Small Am. Std. Pipe Thread Gauge Dotted lines show the amount that an American Standard Pipe Thread is shortened at the end. Total Taper 3/4-inch per Foot Crane Railing Fitting Thread Assembly The recess in the fitting provides a covering lor the last scratch or imperfect thread on the Railing Pipe, making a neat appearingjoint. Size of Pipe i^ 34 1 1`4 1*2 2 T O.D. of Pipe .840 1.050 1.315 1.660 1.900 2.375 Number of Threads Per Inch 14 14 lUa 111 i 11>2 11>2 K Pitch Dia. at End of Male Thread .77182 .98107 1.22993 1.57343 1.81239 2.28532 Dimensions, in Inches S Effec tive Length Am. Std. Pipe Thread .5337 .5457 .6828 .7068 .7235 .7565 M Effec tive Length Am.Std. Railing Pipe Thread .3194 .3314 .4219 .4459 .4626 .4956 N Total Length of Male Thread Max. 1 .4980 .5100 .6393 .7068 .7235 .7565 RPL D Amount Am. Std. Pipe Thread is Shortened at the End Pitch of Thread Thds. Inches Imperfect Length Threads of due to Pipe Lead of Entering Die Recessed 'Max. i Railing Thds.. Inches Fitting 3 .2143 .07 L43 2*2 .1786 3 .2143 .07143 22 .1786 3 1 .2609 .08696 IVt .2174 3 .2609 .08696 3 .2609 3 .2609 .08696 3 .2609 3 ' .2609 .08696 3 .2609 u 2 S/8 l,4 3/, 3/4 Cutting Railin; Pipe Threads The above Railing Pipe Threads are the same as the American Standard Taper Pipe Threads except they are shortened at the small end by three threads as shown in Column "R". Regular solid or adjustable dies may be used, making allowance for the three threads that this thread is shortened. The dies. therefore, should only be run on far enough to provide the specified "R" dimension. The total thread length "N" is maximum and if necessary may be shorter provided the length of imperfect threads" L" caused by the lead of the die is reduced the same amount. Crane Thread Lab `cants.. . .page 464 Rivet Data For Malleable Iron Ball Pattern Railing Fittings The Malleable Iron Bail Pattern Railing Fittings illustrated on page 10c can be especially prepared for rivets, when so ordered; prices on application. When supplied for riveted joints, the diameter of 19 the rivet hole and its location in relation to the end of the fitting will conform to the data shown in the table at the right. Any other drilling for rivets is con sidered special, and orders must be accompanied by complete details or a sketch; prices will be furnished on application. For satisfactory results, users are urged to abide by these standard diameters and lengths of rivets. Nominal Pipe Size of Fitting l/2 3/4 1 l*/ 1V2 2 Dimensions, in Inches Drilling of Rivet Holes for all Malleable Iron Railing Fittings Diameter of Rivet Diameter Center of Hole i of Hole ! to End of Fitting 3/16 5/l6 3/l6 5/l6 Vi 3'8 Vi 3/8 Vi 1 % 5 16 i 3'8 3/l6 3/l6 Vi Vi Vi 5/l6 Length of Rivet Measured from under Head IVi V/2 Wi 2% 2 Vi 3 CRANE Nu-Rail Slip-On Fittings 193 No. 10 Cross No. 20 Corner No. 30 Adjustable Cross No. 30-A \ loJilied Cross No. 30-B Swivel Low Cost Installations with Nu-Rail Specially designed Nu-Rail Fittings effect a quick, easy, and economical method of pipe fitting. Attractive, modern appear ance combined with engineering simplicity make them ideal for a host of applications. They are widely used in the con struction of railings, storage bins and racks, truck racks, pipe enclosures, scaffolds, display stands, turnstiles, grandstand structures, etc. Designed for easy usage: X'u-Rail Fittings are extremely easy to use. They are equipped with knurled point, hardened steel set screws. Simply slip the pipe through the fitting and tighten the screws to lock the pipe in a firm, permanent grip. The screws are free of vibration. No. 30-C Adjustable Swivel No. 40 Floor Flange The fittings feature an offset design which permits the pipe to cross and continue through the fitting. No threading or weld ing is necessary, and because the pipe slips through the fitting, cutting is reduced to a minimum. The result is easier installa tion and a substantial saving in labor cost. No. 50 Wall Flange No. 60 Plug Sturdy, corrosion-resistant materials: The fittings are made of virgin aluminum and magnesium alloy having a ten sile strength of 35,000 to 45,000 pounds per square inch and an elongation of r r to 15 per cent. They will safely carry full capacity loads and their use is limited only by the maximum strength of the pipe used. Typical Applications Snug pipe fit: Allowing for a reasonable variation in pipe size, Nu-Rail Fittings are gauged to fit standard iron pipe sizes of aluminum, brass, or iron with sufficient clearance to permit the fittings to slip easily on the pipe. A wide choice: As shown in the small table Available Sizes, Inches Catalog Straight Reducing No. Sizes Sizes No. 10 No. 20 No. 30 No. 30-A No. 30-B No. 30-C No. 40 No. 50 3/4, 1, l'/4, W2, or 2 y4,1, l>/4, 1%. or 2 1 *3/4 iy4.<i l'/2xl'/4 or 2 -< IV2 at the upper right, Nu-Rail Fittings are No. 60 avail tble in a wide range of both straight and reducing Varied Applications of Basic Fittings sizes. The complete line includes basic cross, corner, and swivel fittings, which, with the use of the No. 60 Plugs, can be used individually or in com bination to make any conceiv able type of fitting. Refer to Type of Fitting Wanted N'onAdjustable Elbow Tee Cross S.O. Elbow S.O. Tee ; Elbow Tee Use Fittings Listed Below No. 10 No. 20 ; the large table at the right. Adjustable j gXlElbow 1 No'30 Completing the line and sim plifying installation problems are a No. 40 Floor Flange and a No. 50 Wall Flange. Double Adjustable 1 S.O. Tee S.O. Cross Elbow Tee Cross | ! No. 10 with two No. 30-B Tee Prices and additional data will be furnished on applicationr Adjustable Stair Landing Cross S.O. Tee S.O. Cross Double S.O. Tee Double S.O. Cross No. 30-A with No. 30-C 19 194 CRANE A refractory plant utilizes Crane products. An emergency drain line in a power plant--Crane-equipped. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Lavatories BEVERLY VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES With Whitney Dial-ese Trim 1-120-E, On Metal Legs Size: 20x18" Lavatory: Beverly vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-7LO Crestmont round metal legs, concealed hangers and wall screws. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting (with coupling nuts, less Of' tailpieces). Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplie 8-304 '} angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-120-F, On Metal Legs Same, except with 8-133 Whitney supply fitting with hain and stopper, and 8-350 1^4" P.O. plug. 1-120-E, Wall Hung--Size: 20x18'' Lavatory: Beverly vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting uvith coupling nuts, less l/i" tailpieces). Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 3angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory 'o is not included. 1-120-F, Wall-Hung--Size: 20x18" Lavatory: Beverly vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. "F" Trim: 8-133 Whitney Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper (with coupling nuts, less I4" tailoieces : 8-350 1M" P.O. plug. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 y" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is nof included. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8. Overall Dimensions Size. . .. .......................... 20x18" Basin......................................... 14J3xll' Height of back.................................... 33 Height, floor to top of rim.................. 31" Note: Materials listed above will be furnished as described, contingent upon our ability to secure parts. Prices are subiect to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number 1-120-E, On Metal Legs 1-120-F, On Metal Legs Size, Inches 20x18 20x18 Price, Each Shpg. w i. White" L'nior Pounds j$101.90 $119.40 ou 98.00 115.30, oO 1-120-E, Wall Hung 1-120-F, Wall Hung 20x18 20x18 85.30 102.80 81.40 98.90 55 55 8-304 supplies 8-324 Vx male tailpieces Per Pair $9.40 Per Pair -48 8-697 Crestmont towelbars 8-710 Crestmont legs Per Pair 11.60 Per Pair 16.60 For aerator on spout Add $2.10 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 1-7 Vitreous China Lavatories OXFORD VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES With Whitney Dial-ese Trim CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 1 -1 25-E, On Metal Legs 1-125-E, On Metal Legs Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" 1-130-E, On Metal Legs Size: 26x14" Lavatory: Oxford vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-710 Crestmont round metal legs, concealed hangers and wall screws. "K" Trim: 8-150 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting (with coupling nuts, less tailpieces). Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-504 ;V' angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1 -125-E, Wall Hung--Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" Lavatory: Oxford vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. "E" Trim: 8-150 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting (with coupling nuts, less }4" tailpieces). Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-504 3 / angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1 -125-E, Wall Hung Whitney supply fitting with chain and stopper (F Trim) can also be furnished on t-125 or 1-130 Oxford lavatories. When so desired merely change Suffix Designation and use Trim Description below. 1-145, Wall Hung--Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" Lavatory: Oxford vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel shelf back; rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. 1-145, Wall Hung Trim: 8H-504 wall mounted self-closing mixing valve with integral stops and polished aluminum hinged pedals; gooseneck spout with Spring-Flo aerator and supply with volume control to spout. Waste: 8-555 \A/i" P.0, plug with perforated open strainer. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. !^ ET. F Trim 8-133 Whitney Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 11a" P.O. plug. Overfill Dimension. Size---^xj7" 20x14 Basin... .14x11' 1^x9 26x14" 17*4X9* Height of shelf back................ 33^" Height, floor to top of rim........... 31 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8. Note: Materials listed above will be furnished as described, contingent upon our ability to secure parts. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number 1-125-E, On Metal Leg. Size. Inches 19x17 20x14 Price. Each White Color $99.40 105.20 $105.90 124.50 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 60 70 l-l25-F, On Metal ogs 19x17 20x14 95.50 101.30 102.00 120.60 60 70 1-125-E Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 82.80 88.60 89.30 107.90 55 65 1-125-F, Watl Hung 1-130-E, On Metal Legs 1-130-F, On Metal Legs 19x17 20x14 26x14 26x14 78.90 84.70 124.60 120.70 85.40 104.00 153.40 149.50 55 65 80 80 1-145, Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 134.10 139.90 140.60 159.20 75 85 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 \4." male tailpieces 8-697 Cre.tmont towel bars 8-710 Crestmont legs For aerator on spout Per Pair$9.40 Per Pair .48 Per Pair 11.60 Per Pair16.60 Add $2.10 Page 1-8 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 105.1 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vifreous China Lavatories OXFORD VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES With Repeal Trim 1-125-ERS, On Metal Legs Sizes: 19x17" and 20xU" 1-130-ERS, On Metal Legs--Size: 26x14" Lavatory: Oxford vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-710 Crestmont round metal legs, concealed hangers and wall screws. "ERS" Trim: 8-182 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 elbows with oupling nuts, less tail pieces. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 Tg" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-125-ERS, Wall Hung--Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" Lavatory: Oxford vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. "ERS" Trim: 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 el bows with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 ?.$' angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-125-ERS, Wail Hung --Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" Same, except with 8-135 Repeal supply fitting with renewable seats, chain, stopper and 8-350 1}4" P. 0. plug. ALTERNATE REPCAL TRIM FOR OXFORD LAVATORIES When ordering an Oxford lavatory with Repeal trim other than illus trated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and TRIM DESCRIPTION. ERS Trim 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats. ER Trim 8-131 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with integral seats. FRS Trim 8-135 Repeal supply fitting with renewable seats, chain and stop per; 8-350 1JT P-0, plug. FR Trim 8-134 Repeal supply fitting with integral seats, chain and stopper; 8-350 Hi" P.O. plug. The above fittinsts are regularly furnished with 45" elbows, coup ling nuts, friction rings and washers for slip joint connection. When required for use with iron pipe supplies, specify the No. 20-10 *4" male tailpieces. Overall Dimensions Size.... 19x17' Basin.... 14x11' 20x14' 15x9' 26x14' 17Hx9' Height of shelfback.................... .33r Height, floor totop of rim...................31' PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number 1-125-ER, On Metal Leg* Size Inches 19x17 20x14 Price, Each White Color $91.10 96.90 $97.60 116.20 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 60 70 1-125-ERS, On Meta! Legs 19x17 20x14 91.80 97.60 98.30 116.90 60 70 1-125-FR, On Metal Legs 19x17 20x14 88.80 94.60 95.30 113.90 60 70 1-125-FRS, On Metal Legs 1-125-ER, Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 19x17 20x14 89.60 95.40 74.50 80.30 96.10 114.70 81.00 99.60 60 70 53 65 1-125-ERS, Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 75.20 81.00 81.70 100.30 55 to 1-125-FR, Wall Hung 1-125-FR5, Wall Hung 1-130-ER, On Metal Legs 1-130-ERS, On Metal Logs 19x17 20x14 19x17 20x14 26x14 26x14 72.20 78.00 73.00 78.80 116.30 117.00 78.70 97.30 79.50 98.10 145.10 145.80 65 55 65 so so 1-130-FR, On Metal Legs 1-130-FRS, On Metal Legs 26x14 26x14 8-304 tlexible supplies, 8-697 Crestmont towel bars 8-710 Crestmont legs 20-19 J4' male tailpieces For ..erator on spout 114.00 114.70 142.80 143.60 Per Pair $9.40 Per Pair 11.60 Per Pair 16.60 Per Pair .38 Add 1.60 40 MJ All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining : nted in U S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail- price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 1-9 Vitreous China Lavatories NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES Metal Legs or On Porcelain Enameled Brackets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE I-150-V, On Metal Legs Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: S-71U Crestmont round metal legs; 8-765 wall brackets. "V" Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply with indirect lift waste fitting. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 3'$" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-150-R, On Enameled Brackets Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. LAVATORIES For Norwich lavatories with trim other than illustrated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. Overall Dimensions Size Basin 20x18" Uxl r Supports: 8-763 white enameled cast iron brackets. ' "R" Trim: 8-31 Vantage Dial-ese ('vith Coupling nuts, less lA tailpieces); 8-41 Lever Action Securo waste. Floor1 to rimX3l" Supplies: 8-304 V$ angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. V Trim 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-562-A, Same except with aerator. D Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 P.O. plug. 8-569-A, Same except with aerator. L Trim 8-10 Temple Dial-ese Supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles. 8-5, same except with lever handles. P Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-655 chainstay on slab with chain and stopper; 8-350 1'4" P-O. plug. R Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-41 Lever Action Securo waste. S Trim 8-575 Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-575-A, Same except with aerator. M Trim M Trim *8-3 1 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with fou'-arm handles; 8-49 indirect lift waste fitting. "Alternate faucets for "P," "R" and "M" trimmings 8-36 Victor Mogic/ose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size Inches Price, Each White Color 5hpg. Wt. Pounds 1-150, Norwich Ware Only 20x18 24x21 $33.70 49.60 $50.50 74.30 55 - ) 1-150-D, On Metal Legs 20x18 24x21 96.60 112.50 113.40 137.20 75 95 1-150-1, On Metal Legs 24x21 146.80 171.60 100 1-150-M, On Metal Legs 20x18 24x21 100.42 116.32 117.22 141.02 75 95 1-150-P, On Metal Legs 1-150-R, On Metal Legs 1-150-S, On Metal Lejs 1-150-V, On Metal Lf s 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 z0xl8 24x21 96.18 112.08 110.92 126.82 107.90 123.80 101.30 117.20 112,98 136.78 127.72 151.52 124.70 148.50 118.10 141.90 75 95 7> 95 7^ 95 7> 95 1-150-D, On Brackets 20x18 24x21 79.20 95.10 - 90 110 1-150-L, On Brackets 1-150-M, On Brackets 1-150-P, On Brackets 1-150-R, On Brackets 1-150-S, On Brackets 1-150-V, On Brackets 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 129.40 83.02 98.92 78.78 94.68 93.52 109.42 90.50 106.40 83.90 99.80 -- _ _ _ _ -- _ -- _ -- 115 90 IK) 90 no 90 140 90 110 90 110 8-31 or 8-39 Vantage faucets 8-36 Victor Magiclose faucets 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 male tailpieces 8-697 Crestmont towel bars 8-710 Crestmont legs For aerators iD, S and V trim only) Per Pair $14.12 Per Pair 18.48 Per Pair 9.40 Per Pair .48 Per Pair 11.60 Per Pair 16.60 Add 2.10 Page 1-10 May 4, 7 955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 1-170-L, On China Leg Vitreous China Lavatories NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES On China leg 1-170-L, On China Leg-Size: 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with rec tangular basin, splash lip, and soap depression. Supports: Vitreous china leg; 8-765 aluminum wall brackets. "L" Trim: 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with coupling nuts, less 34" tailpieces. (Specify 8-5 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.) Supplies: 8-304 3's" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-170-V, On China Leg--Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Same, except with 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 1-170-V, On China Leg ALTERNATE TRIM FOR NORWICH LAVATORIES ON CHINA LEG When ordering a Norwich lavatory with trim other than illustrated merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. K Trim 8-11 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with integral push button ice water valve and three rib handles. 8-6, same except with lever handles. D Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 1W P-O. plug. 8-569-A, Same except with aera tor. V Trim 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-562-A, Same except with aera tor. S Trim 8-575 Embassy Dial-ese Sunni} and indirect lilt waste fitting. 8-575-A, Same except with aera tor. Overall Dimensions Size.. .20x18' Basin... 14x11" 24x21" 16x11' Height, floor to top of rim.. .31" ssa*!* P Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-655 chainstay on slab with chain and stopper; 8-350 1J4" P.O. plug. masts* R Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-41 Lever Action Securo waste fitting. M Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-49 in direct lift waste fitting. *Alternate faucets for "P", "R" and "M" trimmings 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. Norwich Lavatories on China Leg -- PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Number 1-170 Ware Only 1-170-D 1-170-K 1-170-L 1-170-M Size Inches 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 24x21 24x21 20x18 24x21 Price, Each White Color $50.60 66.50 $73.20 97.00 79.70 95.60 102.30 126.10 148.30 130.00 178.80 160.50 83.52 99.42 106.12 129.92 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 75 93 85 105 110 110 85 105 Norwich lavatories can be furnished with china leg to set lavatories 24' or 27" high, rim to floor, when so specified. For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8. All exposed metal trim is chromium ptaled. Catalog Number 1-170-P 1-I70-R Size Inches 20x18 24x21 24x21 Price, Each While Color $79.28 95.18 $101.88 125.68 109.92 140.42 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 85 105 no 1-170-5 20x18 24x21 91.00 106.90 113.60 137.40 85 105 1-170-V 20x18 24x21 84.40 100.30 107.00 130.80 85 105 8-31 or 8-39 Vantage faucets PerPair $14.12 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets Per Pair 18.48 8-304 flexible supplies Per Pair 9.40 8-324 i/i" male tailpieces Per Pair .48 For aerators (D, S and V trim only) Add 2.10 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for thc Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Page 1-11 Vitreous China Lavatories NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES With Integral Liquid Soap Chamber Sectional View of Liquid Soap Chamber CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 1 -200-V, On Enameled Brackets Size: 20x18" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china iavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and integral liquid soap chamber. Supports: 8-763 white enameled cast iron brackets. "V" Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect waste fitting; self closing push button liquid soap valve. Supplies: 8-304 ;ss" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Nofe: Lavofory trap is not included. FEATURES Large capacity, holds 10 pints-- requires less frequent filling. Chamber is easily refilled by re moving cap from top of valve, through which the liquid is poured. Where low temperatures warrant draining the water system, the liquid soap must also be drained from the chamber. Overall Dimensions Size... 20x18' Basin... 14x11* 1-210-V, Wall Hung Size: 20x18" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lava tory with 6" high back, rectangular basin, splash lip and integral liquid soap chamber. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. "V" Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese 'supply and indirect lift waste fitting; self-closing push button liquid soap valve. Supplies: 8-304 3 x" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. ALTERNATE TRIM FOR NORWICH LAVATORIES WITH INTEGRAL SOAP CHAMBER When ordering a Norwich lavatory with trim other than illustrated merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. R Trim S Trim M Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with 8-5/5 Embassy Dial-ese supply and *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets four-arm handles; 8-655 chainstay four-arm handles; 8-41 Lever Ac indirect lift waste fitting. with four-arm handles; 8-49 in on slab with chain and stopper; tion Securo waste fitting. 8-575-A, Same except with aerator. direct lift waste fitting. 8-350 l'T P.0, plug. Alternate faucets for "P", "R" and "M" trimmings 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Size Price. Each ShpQ. \Vt,, Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. Mumber Inches Whi te Color Pounds NORWICH LAVATORIES ON CHAIR CARRIER 1-190 War Only 20x18 24x21 $39.00 54.90 $55.80 55 79.60 ____ 72 On Chair Carrier 1-190-L, On Chair Carrier 1-190-1 24x21 $168.40 $193.10 145 Size: 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lava tory with rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-783 built-in chair carrier with concealed brackets. *`L" Trim: 8-5 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with lever handles and coupling nuts, less l/i" tailpieces. (Specify 8-10 for Temple trim with hooded three rib handles). Supplies: 8-304 ?s" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Nofe: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-190-P 20x18 117.68 24x21 133.58 134.48 158.28 115 I 15 1-190-S 20x18 24x21 129.40 145.30 146.20 170.00 115 155 On Enameled Brackets 1-200-M 1-200-P 1-200-R 1-200-S 1 -200-V 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 $120.62 116.38 131.02 128.10 121.50 -- -- -- 00 60 62 62 60 Wall Hung 1-210-M 1-210-P 1-210-R 1-210-S 1-210-V 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 $108.72 104.48 119.12 116.20 109.60 -- -- -- -- -- 61 6! 63 63 61 8-31 or 8-39 Vantage laucets 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets Per Pair $14.12 Per Pair 18.48 1-190-L, On Chair Carrier Norwich lavatories on chair carrier are available with the following alternate trim: 1-190-P Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" 8-304 flexible supplies Per Pair 8-324 J4" male tailpieces IVr Pair 8-783 chair carrier Kach For aerators (For V and S trim only) Add 9.40 .48 50.00 2.10 1-190-S Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Temple trim with three-rib or lever hondles, same price. Page 1-12 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1654 Prices are sub/ect to change without nolice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in C.S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Lavatories NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES With 6" High Back--Wall Hung or On China Leg 1-220-V, On China Leg--Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Vitreous china leg; concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indi rect lift waste fitting. Supplies: 8-304 ?-j$" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Nofer Lavatory trap is not included. 1-220-V, On China Leg 1 -220 Norwich lavatories can be furn ished with china leg to set lavatories 24' or 27' high, rim to floor. 1 -240-V, Wall Hung--Sizes: 18x15", 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with back, rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. "V" Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply'and indi rect lift waste fitting. Supplies: 8-304 ?-" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-240-V, Wall Hung Overall Dimensions Size... 18x15' Basin.. .14x9' 20x18' 14x11' 24x21' 16x11' Floor to top of rim............... 31' ALTERNATE TRIM FOR NORWICH LAVATORIES For Norwich lavatories with trim other than illustrated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. V Trim 8-542 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indi rect lift waste fitting. 8-562-A, Same except with aerator. 0 Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 1 V\ P.O. plug. 8-569-A, Same.except with aerator. 4&S L Trim 8-10 Temple Dial-ess supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles. 8-5, same except with lever handles. P Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with fourarm handles; 8-655 chainstay on slab with chain and stopper; 8-350 \\i," P.O. plug. R Trim *3-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with fourarm handles; 8-41 Lever Action Securo waste fitting. . S Trim 8-575 Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-575-A, Same except with aerator. - / -s M Trim M Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with fourarm handles; 8-49 indirect lift waste fitting. otsir-ec s- _______ PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Norwich On China Leg Catalog Number 1-220 Ware Only 1-220-D 1-220-1 1-220-M 1-220-P 1-220-R 1-220-S 1-220-V Size inches 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 Price, Each White Color $43.30 68.80 $65.00 103.10 72.40 97.90 94.10 132.20 132.30 166.60 76.22 101.72 97.92 136.02 71.98 97.48 93.68 131.78 92.32 112.12 116.82 146.52 83.70 109.20 105.40 143.50 77.10 102.60 98.80 136.90 Shpg. Wt. Pounds so 100 90 100 115 90 110 90 no 90 no 90 no 90 no 1-240 Ware Oniy I-240-D 1-240-1 1-240-M 1-240-P 1-240-R 1-240-S 1-240-V Norwich Wall Hung 18x15 20x18 24x21 $31.50 31.60 57.10 $47.30 47.40 85.70 18x15 20x18 24x21 60.60 60.70 86.20 76.40 76.50 114.80 24x21 120.60 149.20 18x15 20x18 24x21 64.42 64.52 90.02 80.22 80.32 118.62 18x15 20x18 24x21 60.18 60.28 85.78 75.98 76.08 114.38 20x18 24x21 80.72 100.52 99.42 129.12 18x15 20x18 24x21 71.90 72.00 97.50 87.70 87.80 126.10 18x15 20x18 24x21 65.30 65.40 90.90 81.10 81.20 119.50 40 48 92 50 oO 100 105 50 60 iOO 50 60 100 60 100 50 60 100 50 60 100 'Alternate faucets for "P", "R" and "M" trimmings 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. All exposed metol trim is chromium plated. For other supply pipes and traps, refer ta Section 8. 8-31 or 8-39 Vantage faucets 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 H" male tailpieces For aerators (D, S and V trim' Per Pair $14.12 Per Pair 18.48 Per Pair 9.40 Per Pair .48 Add 2.10 Prices are subject to change without notice. Primed in IT S.A. I.IST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Page 1-13 Vitreous China Lavatories NORWICH LAVATORIES With Neu-Spray Dial-ese Trim 1 -240-V, Wall Hung, with Neu-Spray Trim Sizes: 18x15", 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with 6" high back, rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim: 8-572 Neu-Spray Dial-ese supply fitting with raised spout and diameter perforated spray face (with coupling nuts, less J4" tailpieces). Waste: 8-353 1*4" P-O- plug with perforated open strainer. Supplies: 8-304 flexible risers. angle supplies with stops and Note: Lavatory trap is not included. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE NORWICH LAVATORIES With Pedal Operated Supply Valve 1 -243, Wall Hung Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with 6" high back, rec tangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim: 8H-500 wall mounted self closing mixing valve with inte gral stops and polished alumi num hinged pedals; raised spout and supply to spout with volume control. Waste: 8-353 1J4" P.O. plug with perforated open strainer. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size, Inches Price, Each White Color .. Ware Only 18x15'' 20x18" 24x21" $31.50 31.60 57.10 $47.30 47.40 85.70 I-240-V, with Neu-Spray Trim 18x15' 20x18" 24x21" 74.00 74.10 99.60 89.80 89.90 128.20 1-243, Wall Hung 20x18' 24x21" 139.30 164.80 155.10 193.40 8-304 supplies Per Pair $9.40 8-324 male tailpieces Per Pair .48 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 40 48 92 50 60 100 65 105 Page 1-14 May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Prices are subject to change without notice. MST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining nis net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S-A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE lavatory and Cabinet Ensembles COUNTESS LAVATORY ENSEMBLES SALES FEATURES Cabinet One-piece wood construction--exterior surfaces are faced with colorful lami nated plastics; interior of cabinet, edges, toe base and knee space back panel are painted in harmonizing colors. Two storage compartments, one stationary shelf and one medicine drawer with check stop, easily removed for cleaning. Doors have semi-concealed hinges, chromium plated knobs and roller type spring latches. Available in 3 patterns--Planked Maple (Parkwood), Walnut (Parkwood) and Gray Limba (Parkwood). Shipper assembled in one carton. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated Countertop Wood core--exposed surfaces and edges faced with laminated plastic, no metal trim. Back coved into counter, rounded front corners. Available in 3 color patterns -- Brown Marble (Formica), Charcoal Medley (Textolite) and Blue Skylark (Formica). Hudee lavatory frame is included. Countertop is packed in separate carton. Lavatories Available with 2 types of trim-- 1-284-S Countess with 8-575-A Embassy trim or 1-284-V Countess with 8-562-A Neu-Rainier trim. Countess lavatories are furnished in white or any of the seven regular Crane colors. 1 -260-S COUNTESS LAVATORY ENSEMBLE (Open View) Countertop: Type l-C-5 1jV' thick, laminated plastic faced countertop with 2" high back, square front rim with rounded corners and finished ends; Hudee lavatory frame. (Specify color.) Cabinet: Laminated plastic faced wood cabinet with two end compartments and full length flush back, utility shelf, medicine drawer and chromium knobs. (Specify color.) Lavatory: 1-284-S Countess vitreous china lavatory with modified rectangular basin, splash lip, twin front overflow and two soap depressions. (Specify if white or Crane color.) "S" Trim: S-575-A Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste with aerator. (Specify 8-575 if less aerator.) Supplies: 8-304 3V' angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note; Lavatory trap h not Included. COLOR SELECTION In selecting color combinations for Countess lavatory ensembles it is essential first to determine the color of the lavatory, then the color pattern for the countertop and next the color pattern for the cabinet. The color chart below is arranged accordingly. When ordering be sure to specify lavatory, countertop and cabinet colors desired. Lavatory White or Sky Blue Shell Pink Citrus Yellow or Sun Tan Pale Jade or Persian Red French Grey Countertop Blue Skylark Charcoal Medley Brown Marble Brown Marble Charcoal Medley Cabinet ainut, Gray Limba or Planked Maple Gray Limba Walnut, Gray Limba or Planked Maple Walnut or Planked Maple Gray Limba, Planked Maple or Walnut 1-260-V COUNTESS LAVATORY ENSEMBLE Countertop: Type l-C-5 IL2" thick, laminated phasic faced countertop with 2" high back, square front . .m with rounded corners and finished ends; Hudee lavatory frame. (Specify color.) Cabinet: Laminated plastic faced wood cabinet with two end compartments and full length flush back, utility shelf, medicine drawer and chromium knobs. (Specify color.) Lavatory: 1-284-V Countess vitreous china lavatory with modified rectangular basin, splash lip, twin front overflow and two soap depressions. (Specify if white or Crane color.) "V" Trim: 8-562-A Neu-Rainier Dail-ese supply and indirect lift waste with aerator. (Specify 8-562 if less aerator.) Supplies: 8-3' angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Noto: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Top Size................ 42xl8J/* Lavatory Size...................20x17* Rim to Floor.............. ..31* Basin Size.. ____tl5'oxlll4* tWidth at back is U* ENSEMBLE PRICES COMPLETE, less trap Catalog Number 1-260-S 1-260-V Price, Each With White With Colored Lavatory Lavatory $308.20 301.60 $325.60 319.00 Shipping Weight, Pounds Lavatory Counter- Cabinet and Trim top Only Only 56 15 85 03 15 85 If less aerator................................. ............................................... Deduct $2.10 If less 8-304 supplies.............................................................. Per Pair, Deduct 9.40 For 8-324 male tailpieces............................... .Per Pair, Add .48 For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed ;n V S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining hL net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 1-14a Bath and Powder Room Combinations CRANE DEALtK PRICE SERVICE LAVANETTE AND VANETTE For Bath or Powder Room -- A Lavatory, Vanity and Powder Bar -- All in One Cabinet is baked enamel finish, all-steel with two drawers and one cupboard compartment. Enclosed recess provides ample knee space and conceals plumbing. Drawers are onepiece with curved corners -top drawer has lift out tray for toilet accessories. Midtile drawer has tilt proof slanting shelves for convenient storage of medical supplies, ft is fitted with a lock. Cupboard compartment provides a spacious area for bath towel storage--a lift out receptacle for convenient dis posal of used tissues, etc., is attached to door. Top is one-piece, stain-resisting Formica with integral back--available in white or a choice of attractive colors, as shown in the table below. No. 3500 LAVANETTE Cabinet with Top: All-steel baked enamel finish cabinet with one-piece single surface stain-resisting Formica top. Lavatory: 21x17" Vanity acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal lavatory with soap depression. Frame: One-piece stainless steel frame. Trim: B-419-SF Repeal supply and pop-up waste fitting with aerator. Towel Bars: Clear Lucite towel bars with metal brackets. Supplies: 8-304 3-$" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Nofe: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Length . - . ...36" Width.......................... 233'gv Height, door to rim.........3I3s" Height of back............2%* No. 5748 VANETTE Cabinet with Top: All-steel baked enamel finish cabinet with one-piece double surface stain-resisting Formica top. Lavatory: 21x17" Vanity acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal lavatory with soap depression. Frame: One-piece stainless steel frame. Trim: B-419-SF Repeal supply and pop-up waste fitting with aerator. Towel Bars: Clear Lucite towel bars with metal brackets. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Length.................................... 48' Width............................ 23%' Height, floor to rim........31%" Height of back...............2%" TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON LAVANETTE AND VANETTE COMBINATIONS NOTE: lavanette and Vanette combinations shown below are F.O.B. nearest distribution point. All actual transportation costs from distribution point to delivery point will be added to the prices shown. Consult your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for nearest distribution point. CABiNET DISTRIBUTION POINTS BY ZONES ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Atlanta, Ga. Bayonne, N. J. Brighton, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. Charlotte, N. C. Chicago, ill. Oncrnnati, O. Dallas, Tex. Denver, Colo. Des Moines, la. Maumee, O. New Orleans, La. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Los Angeles, Cal. San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. PRICES COMPLETE, less trap Catalog Numbers LAVANETTE | Price, Each : ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Shpg. Wt. Pounds Lavatory Bowl and Cabinet Color Formica Top Color Catalog Number VANETTE Price, Each ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 3500-1 or *3500-1 DL 3500-2 or '3500-2DL 3500-3 or '3500-3DL 3500-4 or *3500-401 i ` i 3500-5 or '3500-5DL 3500-6 or *3500-6Dl 3500-7 or *3500-7Dl 3500-8 or `3500-8DL i $266.88 145 White Blue Green Tan Pink Blue Blue Coral Gr&v Blue Grav Red Grav Coral Skylark Pink Frost Pink Frost 5748-1 5748-2 5748-3 5748-4 5748-5 5748-6 5748-7 5748-8 $326.78 $347.20 If less 8-304 flexible supplies.. Pr Pair, Deduct $9.40 For 20-19 bf" male tailpieces...........................................Par Pair, Add $.38 *1/nits with suffix "Dl" have drawers on left side and basin on right side instead of as illustrated. Page 1 -1 4b May 4, 1955 Superseding February 3<V, 1955 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in tf.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES For Counter Top Installations Hudee "BH Aluminum Frame For China lavatories X Vitreous China Lavatories Made of aluminum--it forms a perma nent support and water tight seal for Cr;.".e china built-in counter-top lavatories. 1 -270-L ELAYNE Size: 27x20" Lavatory: Elayne vitreous china lavatory with semi-oval basin and splash lip, for counter top installation. "L" Trim: 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. (Specify 8-5 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.) Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible n.ers. Note: Lavatory trap is not incfucfocf. 1-270-K ELAYNE Size: 27x20" Same as 1-270-L except with 8-11 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with integral push button ice water valve. (Specify 8-6 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.) I-275-J MARCIA Size: 24x21" Lavatory: Marcia vitreous china lavatory with integral spout, raised beveled panel, semi-oval basin and splash lip, for counter top installation. "J" Trim: 8-9 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. (Specify 8-4 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.) Supplies: 8-304 risers. angle supplies with stops and flexible Note: Lavatory trap is not induded. COUNTESS LAVATORIES WESTLAND LAVATORIES For Counter Top Installations Catalog Number 1-270-K 1-270-L 1-275-J ... '*282. 1-282-L 1-282-S 1-282-V 1-282-V Size: 20x19" Lavatory: Westland vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip, twin front overflow and two soap depressions. "V" Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting with coupling nuts, less J<" tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 3/ angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is nof include*/. 1-284-S Size: 20x17" Lavatory: Countess vitreous china lavatory with modified rectangular basin, splash lip, twin front overflow and two soap de pressions, for countertop installations. 1 -282-V 1 -282-S Size: 20x19" Lavatory: Westland vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip, twin front overflow and two soap depressions. "S" Trim: 8-575 Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste with coupling nuts, less "S" Trim: 8-575 Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste (with coupling nuts, less tailpieces). Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lovafory frap is nof included }-i" tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 3.'g" angle supplies with stops 1-284-V Size-. 20x17" Same as 1-284-S except with 8-562 Neu- and flexible risers. Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste Note: Lavatory trap is not included. fitting ("V" trim). 1 -282-S 1-282-L Size: 20x19" (not illustrated) Same as 1-282-S except with 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting ("'L" Trim). PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Overall Dimensions Name Size Basin Countess 20x17' N5l<5xU!T Elayne Marcia 27x20" 24x21" 21x11' 17x10'/-;' Westland 20x19" fWidth at back is 14'. 16x11' Aluminum lavatory Frames j Six* i Inches ! 27x20 { 27x20 j 24x21 ! 20x19 I 20x19 ! 20x19 1 20x19 j Price, Each Shpg. Wt. Catalog 5ize i Price, Each Shpg. Wt. 1 White Color Pounds Number Inches | White Color Pounds 1$158.00 j 738.50 | 126.40 $193.70 174.20 163.30 88 90 1-284 20x17 Ware Only $34.80 $52.20 100 1-284-S 20x17 | 75.20 92.60 47 57 ! 32.00 48.10 50 1-284-V 20x11 68.60 86.00 57 97.40 72.40 65.80 -4113.40 | 88.50 81.90 65 60 60 8-10 Temple trim brush finish C.P. Add $11.40 8-304 flexible supplies............................Per pr. 9.40 8-324 male tailpieces.......................Per pr. .48 For aerators S and V trim only... .Each Add 2.10 Name Number or Size Price Countess No. CRC-550 Countess *No. CRC-549 $8.60 5.80 Elayne Marcia Westland Type "B" 27x20' Type "B" 24x21' Type "B" 20x19' 10.20 10.00 9.80 One-piece, 3-sided. Two end pieces only. For frame individually packaged.....................Add Each $.50 Prices are subject to change vithouf notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 1-15 Bathroom Countertop and Cabinet Ensembles CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE FORMED PLASTIC LAVATORY COUNTERTOPS WITH BUILT-IN LAVATORIES AND MODULAR CABINETS This and the following pages covers a listing of the new line of Crane quality-made bathroom ensembles, each consisting of Formed Plastic Countertops with built-in Vitreous China Lavatories and Regal Modular Cabi nets. A complete description of the styles of counter tops, lavatories and cabinets is shown. Various arrange ments, to tit specific space areas are possible--cabinets with supplementary accessory parts and countertops can be combined to form Flat Wall, L-Shaped or UShaped installations. Crane Vitreous China Lavatories for Building into Countertops 1 -80 Criterion Sizes: dO^x^d'' and 21' -_>xl73t" Crane lavatories are available in white or the following regular colors: Sun Tan Persian Red Shell Pink Pale Jade Citrus Yellow French Grey Sky Blue Formed Plastic Countertops Countertops are made from special Formica forming stock materials to make possible the smooth coves, rounded splashbacks and rounded front aprons. The Formica covering is bonded to a wood core under heat and pressure. Countertops are made in three styles, to suit the design and installation requirements of the lavatories. Except for the mounting ring, used in in stalling the Elayne, Marcia and Westland lavatories, there is no visible metal trim, as the backsplash is coved into the countertop. Aprons at front and sides are 4" high, backsplash is 3J.o" high. Countertops are available in the various Formica color patterns shown below. Style No. 1 With coved and rounded hack and rounded apron Style No. 2 With coved and square back and square apron Style No. 3 Without back and with square apron Formica 200 Tan Linen 1C41 Blue Linen 36C30 Red Linen 20 Gray Linen 6601 Yellow Linen 2D1 Gray Pearl 34D31 Red Pearl 5D11 Yellow Pearl 1014 Patterns 2M1 Gray Moonglo 36M30 Red Moonglo 50M52 Green Moonglo 25M1 1 Yellow Moonglo 81L30 Terra Cotta Skylark 8211 1 Yellow Skylark 87L19 Dark Green Skylark 86L18 Gray Skylark (plain) Regal Modular Bathroom Cabinets Regal cabinets are quality constructed from a good grade of plywood. Exposed fronts have a wood grain pattern laminated plastic sheet, bonded to the wood under heat and pressure, and reinforced with metal trim at points subject to wear. Ex posed edges and interior surfaces are painted a light blue-gray color. The large diameter chromium plated knobs are also ornamental. Doors have sturdy piano hinges and roller spring catches. Drawers have all-wood, trouble free slides and, like the shelves, are made of hardwood and varnished to provide a bright and sanitary interior. Toe base, at front and sides, is painted black. Cabinet units are completely assembled and individually packaged in cartons when shipped from the factory. Each unit, together with accessory parts and countertops, is fitted together on the job. Wood screws are furnished, and as they are inserted from within the cabinets, they are con cealed from view. As the fronts of all cabinets are finished with colored plastic facing and the sides and backs are unfinished, when being installed with the sides exposed to view. 3 4" thick separate colored plastic faced side panels are used to provide a finished appearance. They are attached with wood screws from within. There are four types of cabinets, as shown in the illustration at the left. These are Hamper, Lavatory, Three-Drawer and Utility They are made in a number of sizes so as to provide unlimited ensemble arrangements. Hamper Cabinet Lavatory Cabinet Drawer Cabinet Lavatory Cabinet Utility Cabinet Page 1-16 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Wood grain finishes for cabinets and panels are available as follows: No. 2024 Grey Heather No. 2026 Green Heather No. 2027 Blue Heather No. 2028 Rose Heather No. 2029 Yellow Heather No.4004 Grey Oak (light) No.4006 Prima Vera Ibtond) No.4007 Walnut (darici No.4431 1 Tan Heather Prices are subfeef to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Duplex Plumbers' Tool Boxes The sixteen compartments in the upper trays provide ample space for accessories; the three large compartments are for large tools, fittings, parts, etc. The box may be opened com pletely or either side individually, by a slight pressure on the handle. Lifting the handle closes the box. Constructed of heavy gauge steel finished with long wearing, light grey Hammertex enamel, baked on. PRICES COMPLETE *F.O.B. Sherman, N. Y. -------------------- Number !i Length inches Width Inches Height Inches * Price Each Shpg. Wt. Pounds 214 ; 14 8 73i $13.08 12 216 16 8 m 15.92 16 219 19 8 m 16.64 17 221 ! 21 8 7H 17.36 18 Trouble Lights; Tool boxes; Uoiiy Williams' Flange-Jacks For fast, safe, easy gasket replace ment. Flange-Jacks, sold and used only in pairs, exert tremendous pressure; flanges are parted easily, quickly, and evenly without dam age to flange faces when gasket is 1 %n being replaced. Xo shock, no danger of flying wedges, no sparks from hammer blows. X'o. 20 Flange-Jacks are for 2 to 20" 125-Lb. and 1 to 12" 250-Lb. Cast Iron Joints; X'o. 30 are for 16 to 48" 125-Lb. and 12 to 30" 250-Lb. Cast Iron Joints. Complete technical data furnished on request. No. 20, Pair, weight 13 lbs...................................................................... $42.58 No. 30, Pair, weight 45 lbs................................................................ . 85.18 Standard Portable Cord Trouble Lights All Cords, Sockets, Switches, and Plugs Approved by Underwriters' Laboratories. No. SD Super Duty These dollies are ideal for handling heavy items, such as water heaters, ranges, residential boilers, tanks, sinks, etc. They have a strong aluminum alloy frame with a 4x24" steel lip. The entire front surface is padded with felt. The 5x2" rubber tired wheels are equipped with roller bearings. Cross members are curved. The 14-foot heavy web strap assures positive grip and is tightened by a ratchet device. The caterpillar "step glide" permits the dolly to move over polished steps without marring or scratching. Available in three sizes. *AII Prices are F.O.B. Milwaukee, Wis. or Fullerton, Calif. Modal No. S 47'high(Shpg.wt. 32 lbs.).................... Price, Each $109.00 Modal No. 7 59"high (Shpg. wt. 36 lbs.).....................Price, Each 115.00* Modal No. 9 71'high (Shpg. wt. 50 lbs.).....................Price, Each 149.00* Extra Strap (15foot with ring buckle)..................... Price, Each 6.50* Rubber Tired Swivel Casters with Bracket.........Price Per Set 9.00 Lip Extension Board with Hook (10x24")............. .. Price, Each 6.50* No. SD, Super Duty: A sturdy and serviceable trouble light with a cadmium plated, easy-open lamp guard and full non glare reflector; all-rubber pistol-grip shockproof handle with push-thru safety switch and convenient side outlet; 18 2 S rubber covered, jute filled, extra flexible wire, with a heavy duty spring action plug and cord grip clamp. No. SD-25A, cord length 25 ft.............................................Price, Each $8.50 No. SD-50A, cord length 50 ft.............................................Price, Each 13.30 No. 103, Master: Similar to the Super Duty above, but lighter in construction. It has the cadmium plated easy-open lamp guard and full non-glare reflector; heavy duty shockproof handle with push-thru safety switch; and 18 2 SJ rubber covered, jute filled, extra flexible wire, and molded machine type plug. No. 103-25C, cord length 25 ft........................................... Price, Each $5.60 No. 103-50C, cord length 50 ft........................................... Price, Each 8.70 Prices are sub/ect to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in L'.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 24-25 ripe and lube benders CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE TAL PORTABLE PIPE AND TUBE BENDERS Tal Hydraulic and Mechanical Benders are well suited for plumbing and heating work. The tight fit of the pipe in the bending Formers coupled with the unique design of the machines results in smooth bends, free from kinks or wrinkles, with no rilling or heating. Bending is done in one setting without moving the pipe; benders can be quickly assembled or changed from one pipe size to another. Ruggedly constructed, efficient, and simple to operate. 90 Prestal Pipe Benders The Xos. 2PH, 3PH, and 400PH Benders are operated by means of a hydraulic pump. They are similar in design and construction, differing principally in the size of bending Formers which can be used with them (the Xo. 400PH has a heavier pump and is mounted on casters;, i he Xo. 2PH uses Formers for Standard pipe up to the 2" size.; the Xo. 3PH, up to 3" size; and the X'o. 400PH, up to 4". Bending Formers are regularly furnished in sets, as follows: Shpg. Wt. `Each No. 2PH, 2" Bender with 7 Formers, Sets Xos. 0 and 1 (i/$r to 2").................... 128if $441.60 No. 3PH, 3" Bender with 9 Formers, Sets Xos. 0, 1 and 3 {%" to 3")............... 191? 588.00 No. 400PH, 4" Bender without Formers (order formers from chart below).... 427# 976.00 90 Bending Formers -- Trices, Per Set Formers Pipe Sizes t Radii `Per Set Set No. O >f H" l3-f l?-4" IW $30.70 | fr ! 3V Set No. 1 i`4' iw" 4MV 5>f $106.00 2* 73f Set No. 3 2 if 3" 10" 12" $138.00 Set No. 4 31 >" 4" IS" 23" $299.20 tMinimum radii obtained with Tal Benders; any longer radius bend can be made with the same Bending Formers. Formers for pipe 2!#" and larger can be used for rigid conduit: Long Radius Formers for conduit 2" and smaller also available. Details on other Bender and Former combinations, including a combined 2 and 3" Bender, furnished on request. The above Benders can also be furnished for 5', 6" or 8" pipe. 180D Prestal Pipe Bender with 90 Formers Hydraulic Copper Tube Bender No. 2PHX Bender No. 3PHX Corner Wings =Z2257 Xos. 2PHX and 3PHX benders make 180 return bends, 90 or other various degree bends with one forward movement of the ram and one pipe and corner setting. Each Bender has a hydraulic ram unit, special 180 frame with two corner wings and standard This Portable Hy- draulic Tube Bender makes sim ple, fast, accurate offsets or 90 bends in types K or L hard or soft copper water tube. It is sold either as a complete Tube Bender with proper No. 2202PH Bender Tube Formers or as a Tube Attachment with Tube Formers for use with the Xo. 2PH or Xo. 3PH Pipe Benders. Combina tions other than those listed below, individual Formers with bars and grips, as well as Formers for thin wall conduit are 90 Formers. 180 Formers are purchased as required, see table below for standard sizes and prices. When ordering, specify the pipe size and center to center dimension. Xo. 2PHX 3PHX Size 2' 3' 903 Formers 7 9 Set Xo. 0& 1 0, 1 & 3 Sizes Shpg. Wt. Vg" to 2' Vi to 3' 160# 230# Note: Bender in 4 inch size also available. Each $572.30 724.00 Pipe Size 1803 Bending Formers--* Prices, Each 6' centers 9" centers 12'centers 15' centers 18' centers available; information furnished on request. Shpg. No. 2202PH Complete Copper Tube Bender with 4 Wt. Formers for 1' (5j-4' radius), 1M' {~l/J radius), ll4" (8yi" radius), and 2'(10'radius) tube.............................. 205# No. 2203PH same as above but with one additional Former for 3'(15' radius) tube (soft copper only)........... 282# No. 2230PH Copper Tube Attachment for 2' or 3' Pipe Bender, with 4 Formers for 1", 1J4', \l/f, and 2' tube.. 170# No. 2231PH Copper Tube Attachment for 2' or 3' Pipe Bender, with 5 Formers for 1", 1M', lM", 2', and 3' tube (for soft copper tubing only)...................................... 247# Price Each $694 00 993.50 505.60 805.10 V $24.00 r ih' iw $35.00 39.50 $41.00 43.00 55.00 57.00 $52.80 56.00 62.00 $64.00 68.00 72.00 "Three-In-One" Tube Bender The Xo. 1200, 3-in-l Bender is a multi-purpose hand tool for all small tube bending. It is simple to operate, light in weight, and easy to carry. There are no loose parts--no fastening is necessary. Will bend copper, K and L, Bundy, aluminum and o'her thin wall tube, in sizes ? g" O.D., }4" O.D. and 4^" O.D. This Bender is well suited for radiant heat jobs. Makes any bend up to 180 quickly and easily in one operation. No. 1200, 3-in-1 Bender Tube Sizes ?'8 O.D. of Tubing nU' Radius T 2" No. 1200, 3-in-l Bender Price, Each $76.00* Shpg. Wt. 6 pounds *AI! prices are F.O.B. Milwaukee, Wise. Page 24-26 August 17, 1953 Superseding January 29, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE---------------------------------------------Kollmann Sewer and Drain Cleaning Machine Drain Cleaners; Force Cups; Clamps Band-lt Clamps This light weight well-balanced machine, which incorpor ates many features of the heavy duty units, weighs only 40 pounds. It is especially designed for use in sink drains. The J'g H.P. motor drives up to 100 feet of sectional cable through any installation of traps and elbows as small as 1}4* size. Will also clear down-spouts, cellar drains and underground or overhead industrial supply lines up to 3" size. The unit is fully enclosed to assure clean, fast and safe operation. Sectional, spring steel cables have quick-change, pin-locking couplings. The guide hose eliminates danger of cable whipping. Standard Equipment Include* Vi H.P. 110 volt, 60 cycle motor; 1 6' guide hose; 4 TV' lengths Yg cable; 1 ball-type auger; 1 grease cutter; 1 straight auger (cable and augers assembled to welded steel carrier with tool plate) and convenient carrying handles. Number K-300 58C 314 340 341 342 344 *AII prices are F.O.B. Erie, Pa. Description Price Each Machine Complete $350.00 Roplocemont Parts Cable Carrier (less cable & tools) Guide Hose, 6' length Ball Auger Straight Auger Grease Cutter Section Cable, TV length $13.00 20.00 3.50 3.50 4.00 7.50 Shpg. Wt. 40 lbs. m i A Vi A 5 8and-lt Stainless Steel Buckles With Band-lt Clamps, for a few cents and in a few seconds, you can handle any permanent or emergency clamping job from J^-inch to 30 feet in diameter. 100' rolls of stainless steel bands aijd buckles in and widths handle every job, with the one Band-lt Tool. Band-Its stop leaks; repair, conserve, and extend the usefulness of hose, steel pipe, and tanks; can be used for an endless number of clamping or banding jobs both in the field and in the shop. Economical, easy to apply, and readily portable. Band-lt Tool, with ball bearing (Wt. 47is lbs.). Price, Each... $24.00 Width Bands or Buckles Band-lt Bands Weight Per Roll Per Roll 100 foot For Foot Band-lt Buckles Weight Per Box Per Bax Buckles 100 pcs. Each V 3V2 lbs. $12.00 $.18 % lbs. $12.00 $.18 V 5% lbs. 16.00 .24 21(6 lbs. 16.00 .24 Vs 6H lbs. 20.00 .30 2% lbs. 20.00 .30 H' 8% lbs. 24.00 .36 m lbs. 24.00 .36 Marco Hootnany Round wire coiled inside a half circle brass tube. Has integral spring head on end of wire. Super-Force Drain Pump No. 1, 25'............... Each$ 6.40 No. 2, 50.'............... Each 9.00 No. 3, 75'............... Each 14.30 No. 4, 100'...................Each 27.00 A powerful, scien- Guarcnteed 10 Years tifically designed plunger which will pull or push almost any obstacle from toilet bowls, lavatories, sinks, traps, waste drains, etc. The length of the rubber force cup is 8 inches; it is bell shaped and has two air chambers, a large one in the upper half in which the air is compressed and forced into a smaller space below. The pressure and vacuum created is sufficient to do many jobs far beyond the ability of the ordinary plunger. A non-slip feature is provided by a lower collar design on the cup. Price, Each, with 24-inch handle.............................................................$9.90 Price* are tvbjeci to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. National Force Cups Designed for particular types of jobs, these force cups exert an unusually strong pressure or suction. The old style is used in bowls which require the flange folded in, so that it fits snugly. The new style is used in bowls requiring the flanged base, to allow proper pressure to be applied. Price, Each........................... $3.32 February 28, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 Page 24-29 rveseamig loon; ripe stirrer; vrip vise Skinner Valve and Bibb Reseafer V f~ -t Valve and Bibb Reseafer Reseating a bibb Reseating a valve Two tools for the price of one. Quickly and accurately reseats flat and 45 taper seat globe and angle valves, 1<t" to 34" bibbs, faucets, cocks, and small fixtures. All cutters are guaranteed for life. Any cutter becoming dull will be re sharpened or replaced free of charge. Cutters can be furnished for valves with other than standard flat or 45 seats. Specify make and figure number. Packed in a styrene plastic case, complete with operating instructions. Price, each, for 14" to 2" valves............................................................ $95.50 Price, each, for to 3' valves ........................................................ 125.00 CRANb ULALtK PRICE SERVICE Chicago Specialty Reseating Tools No. 3100 Reseating Set Set contains 4 taps, 1 reamer, 2 insert keys, 8 seats, 1 4-in-1 guide, and 1 T-handle wrench. Packed in a metal locktight box. Price, Each...............$23.02 Extra Seats: Xo. 1 3/-g"; No. 2, No. 3, WNo. 4, %' Price, Each................. $ .20 ft No. 3113 No. 3113 Bibb Dresser.- Solid brass 4-in-l cone furnished with 4 cutters, W, Vs\ H", Vs- Milled edge assures smooth seat. Price, Each.............................................. $3.06 No.3119 Bibb and Valve Seat Dresser: Specially designed steel cutters pro vide shoulder similar to that on new faucet or valve. Price, Each, with 4 cutters............. $10.14 No. 3119 Skinner Bibb Seat Dresser and Self-Aligning Bibb Reseater Bibb Seat Dresser Self-Aligning Bibb Reseater (At left) Bibb Seat Dresser is used for reseating common compression bibbs. Ground hardened-steel cutters, non chatter cone, and chromium plated finish. Price, each, complete with eight alignment guides, and four cutters, H", 4", H" and ................................................................................. $5.90 (At right) Self-Aligning Bibb Reseater is used for reseating flat seat bibbs. A guide pilot screwed on below the cutter sets into the seat opening and holds the cutter to an absolute center while the taper chuck is being attached. The fine hardened threads on the taper chuck engage any surface and hold with a wedge grip. Price, each, complete with five Skinner cutters of hardened steel, guaranteed to stav sharp, and twelve pilots to fit all makes of flat seat bibbs, M' to V.'...................................................................................... $19.70 Springload Pipe Cutter and Pipe Vise Particularly designed for cutting cast iron pipe, water pipe, Duriron pipe, and cement sewer tile. This light weight, heavy duty, Cast Iron Pip Cutter precision-built tool makes a clean cut in much less time than required by other methods. Use with or without a vise. Each size contains seven cutter wheels in the chain and two in the cutter head. Forged, alloyed steel wheels are interchangeable and replace able; specify whether wheels are for use on sand cast, centrif ugal cast, or clay pipe. Additional wheels can be ordered in all three types. No. 6, for 2" to 6' pipe fshpg. wt. 12 lbs.)................ tPrice, Each $ 85.00 No. 12, for 4" to 12' pipe fshpg. wt. 20 lbs.)............ {Price, Each 169.50 Gravity-Grip Vise Perfecto Washer Trimmer Takes Washers from Vs" to No. 00 A tool designed to cut bibb washers to proper size, thereby assuring a perfect fitting washer. Made of aluminum alloy; precision made. Cutting blade made of tempered Swedish steel. A simple tool to operate. Price, Each......... .57.90 The Gravity-Grip Vise holds any kind of pipe from 2" to 6" or 6" to 12" size in a rigid, non-slip grip. When set on the cross arm, the weight of the pipe clamps the vise tight. This com pact, sturdy unit can be used in the shop or on the job. No. V-6, for 2' to 6' pipe (shpg. wt. 21 lbs.)............... tPrice, Each $49.50 No. V-12, for 6' to 12' pipe (shpg. wt. 45 lbs.)...........{Price, Each 89.50 fAll prices are F.O.B. Seattle, Washington. Page 24-30 February 28, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are -.hown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. The> are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE May 10, 1955 TO THE DEALER Enclosed are new and replacement pages for your PRICE SERVICE CATALOG. These bring most pages of the.catalog jp-to-date with pricing data previously sup plied to you. Important product changes are as follows: Section I Sect ion Section Section 2 3 5 Section 6 Section 8 Section 9 Section 15 Section 19 Lavatory "C" trim and "V/" trim with direct lift waste are replaced by "V" trim and "M" trim respectively with indirect lift waste. Criterion baths have been increased from 285" wide, at end, to 30". 3-558 Sahara tank with one piece insulating liner replaces 3-557. Crane kitchen cabinets are now avai lable in four colors as Iisted on page 5-3. Corridor fountain and cuspidor combination replaces Clearstream fountain and Gymnasium cuspidor. Enameled Bradley washfountains now available in five colors. All rim guards currently available for service sinks are now shown on page 8-16. Coyne and De I any No. 50 backflow Vigilant vacuum breaker. New model Lau ventilating fans are preventer has replaced shown on page 15-27. former Crane iron body foot valves are included on page 19-15. For Section 1 Pages 1-3 and 1-4 1-5 1-6 1-7 1-8 1-9 1-10 l-l 1 1-12 1-13 1-14 1 -1 4a 1 -- 1 4b 1-15 1-16 1-19 1-20 1-21 1-22 1-23 I-24 1-25 1-26 For Section 2 Pages 2-3 and 2-4 2-5 2-6 2-7 2-8 2-9 2-10 2-1 1 2-12 For Section 3 pages 3-1 and 3-2 3-3 3-4 3-5 3-6 3-7 3-8 3-9 3-10 ' 3-11 3-12 3-13 3-14 3-15 3-16 3-19 3-20 3-21 3-22 For Section 5 Pages 5-3 and 5-4 5-5 5-6 5-7 5-8 5-9 5- 1 0 5-15 5-17 5-16 5-18 5-19 5-20 5-21 5-22 For Section 6 Paqes 6-1 and 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-5 6-7 6-6 6-8 6-9 6- 1 0 6- 1 1 6- 1 2 6-1 2a 6-12b 6-15 6-16 For Section 7 Pages 7-3 and 7-4 7-5 7-6 7-7 7-8 7-9' 7-10 7- 1 1 7-12 7-13 7-14 For Section 8 Pages 8-3 and 8-4 8-5 8-6 8-7 8-8 8-9 8-10 For Section 8 C o n t. Pages 8-11 and S- i 2 8-13 8- 1 4 3-15 8-16 For Section Pages 9-3 and 9-5 9-7 9-9 9-1 1 9-13 9- 1 5 9 9-4 9-6 9-8 9-10 9-12 9- 1 4 3 1 ank For Section 15 Pages 15-27 and 1 5-28 F or Section 19 Pages 19-7 and 19-8 19-9 19-10 19-11 19-12 19-13 19-14 19-15 i 9- 1 6 19-17 19-13 19-19 1 9-20 19-2 1 8 1 an k For Section 20 Pages 20-II and 20-12 20-19 20-20 For Section 2 1 Pages 21-5 and 21-6 21-7 2 1-8 If any of the above pages are not received, make notations, sign and return this notice to your Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. If alI pages are re ceived, a return notice is not necessary. C R A H E CO. Name City Address State unLCn PRICE SERVICE rmeuuj v.iuiiu buruiuno CRITERION VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES On Metal Legs--For Tiling Into Countertops 1-80, On Metal Legs 1-80, On Metal Legs Sizes: 21 '/txl7%" and 3014x22" Lavatory: Criterion vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and front overflow. Supports: S-702 Criterion brush finish chromium plated round metal legs with clear Lucite base; 8-765 wail brackets. Trim: 8-1 Criterion Dial-ese brush finish chromium plated supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with clear Lucite handles (with coupling nuts, less 3^^ tailpieces). Supplies: 8-304 Ag" brush finish chromium plated angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note.* Lovofory trap Is not included. The new Criterion design supplv and waste trim features the quick-drain ing Lever Action Securo Waste, easy operating Dial-ese controls, and a modern design spout. Handles have a metal base and cap with a fluted ring of crystal-clear Lucite. 8-702 Leg Criterion legs are a matching design to the lavatory trim. The shaft is round tubing with crystal-clear Lucite base section, adjustable top capitol and floor pad with dowel pin. Section through valve Features of Dial-ese Controls Finger tip operation. As easy to turn as the dial on your radio. Stem threads are lubricated-- lubrication cannot wash out. Stem packing is below threads-- prevents liming or corrosion. Water pressure below seat aids in closing. Same Dial-ese unit fits all Crane trim, insuring complete inter changeability. Dia/*ese unit 1 -80, For Tiling In Sizes: 21'/2xl7y4" and 30'/4x22" Lavatory: Criterion vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and front overflow. Trim: 8-1 Criterion Dial-ese brush finish chromium plated supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with clear Lucite handles (with coupling nuts, less }/" tailpieces). Supplies: 8-304 chromium plated angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Size Size Overall Dimensions 30`4x22' Basin. . I6*4'xl2*,2' Apron height . .2 V 21* >xl7V Basin.. 14 x 9*j' Apron height .2V Height, floor to top of rim 31 PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number 1-80, On Metal Legs 1-80, For Tiling In Size Inches 21*0X1734 30*4x22 21 73^ 30*4x22 Price Each White Color $199.68 237.98 $236.48 293.78 161.20 199.50 198.00 255.30 Shpq. Wt. Pounds 30 110 105 8-691 Temple towel bars (brush finish) 8-702 Criterion legs (brush finish> 8-710 Crestmont round legs (brush finish) 8-324 V male tailpieces 8-1 Criterion trim fpolished chr. pi.) Per Pair $22.30 Per Pair 31.00 Per Pair 19.30 Per Pair . 48 No extra charge For Criterion Baths, refer to Section 2. For Criterion Closets, refer to Section 3. For traps, refer to Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 1-3 Vitreous China Lavatories DIANA VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES On Metal Legs--On China Leg --On Chair Carrier wkaivc. ucML.cn PRICE SERVICE 1 -100-L, On Metal Legs Sizes: 24x20", 27x21" and 33x22" Lavatory: Diana vitreous china lavatory with semi-oval basin ai'.tl splash lip. Supports: 8-700 Temple square metal legs; 8-765 wall brackets. "L" Trim: 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles with coupling nuts, less }4" tailpieces. (Specify 8-5 if with hooded lever handles.) Towel Bars: 8-691 Temple Towel bars. Supplies: 8-504 i V' angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Notet Lavatory trap is not included. 1-100-L, On Chair Carrier Sizes: 24x20", 27x21" and 33x22" Lavatory: Diana vitreous china lavatory with semi-ova! basin and splash lip. Supports: 8-782 built-in chair carrier with exposed painted enamel, cast iron brackets. "L" Trim: S-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles with coupling nuts, less l/i" tailpieces. (Specify 8-5 if with hooded lever handles.) Supplies: 8-304 * 4 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-103-L, On China Leg--Sizes: 24x20" and 27x21" Lavatory: Diana vitreous china lavatory with semi-oval basin and splash lip. Supports: Vitreous china pedestal leg and 8-765 wall brackets. "L" Trim: 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles with coupling nuts, less ]4" tailpieces. (Specify 8-5 if with hooded lever handles.) Towel Bars: 8-691 Temple towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 :i$" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Diona lavatories can also be furnished wth "K" Trim having push-button ice water valve. When so desired merely change SUFFIX DESIGN T|ON and use TRIM DESCRIPTION given below. 1-103-L, On China Leg Overall Dimensions Size 24x20" Basin 27x21' 33x22" Height, iloor to top of rim . 18x11" 21x12" 23x13" 31" For C/iair or Wall Carriers or /ovofory traps, refer to Section 8. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 8-11 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with integral push-button ice water valve and three rib handles with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. (Specify 8-6 if with hooded lever handles.) K Trim Temple trim with three rib or lever handles, same price. Number Size White 1-100-K 24x20" $192.40 OnMeial 27x21" 209.00 Legs 33x22" 242.60 1-lOO-L 24x20" On Metal 27x21" Legs 33x22" 172.90 189.50 223.10 M03-K0n 24x20" 184.30 China Leg 27x21" 200.90 PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Color $221.90 246.80 297.20 202.40 227.30 277.70 221.00 245.90 Shpg. Wt. Number 100 lbs. 120 lbs. 140 lbs. 1-100-K On Chair Carrier 105 lbs. 125 lbs. 145 lbs. 1-100-L On Chair Carrier 120 lbs. 1-103-L0n 140 lbs. China leg Size 24x20" 27x2!" 33x22" 24x20" 27x21* 33x22" 24x20" 27x21" White $197.60 214.20 247.80 178.10 194.70 228.30 164.90 181.50 Ctilor $227.10 252.00 302.40 207.60 232.50 282.90 201.50 226.40 Shpz. Wt. 150 ibs. 170 ibs. 190 lbs. 155 ihs. 175 lbs. l')5 lbs. 125 Ibs. 145 lbs. 8-304 supplies Per Pair $9.40 8-324 14>/ male tailpieces Per Pair .48 8-10Temple Brush finish C.P. Add 11.40 8-691 Temple towel bars 8-700 Temple legs 8-782 Chair Carrier Per Pair Per Pair $18.90 22.30 52.00 Page 1 -4 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1054 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Lavatories DREXEL VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES 1-1 10-J, Wall Hung -- Size: 22x18" Lavatory: Drexel vitreous china lavatory with integral spout, beveled panel shelf back, semi-oval basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. J" Trim: 8-9 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 ?/" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory hap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size.. .22x18" Basin... 17xl0bf 27x21' _ 21x12" Height, floor to top of rim.........31" 1-110-J, On Metal Legs Sizes: 22x18" and 27x21" Lavatory: Drexel vitreous china lavatory with integral spout, beveled panel shelf back, semi-oval basin with'splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-711 Crestmont hexagon metal legs, concealed hangers and wall screws. 'J" Trim: 8-9 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and rlexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. DREXEL VITREOUS CHINA DENTAL LAVATORY 1-119, Wall Hung Overall Dimensions Size.............................. 14x14' Basin diameter.............&14' 1-119, Wall Hung--Size: 14x14" Lavatory: Drexel vitreous china flush ing rim dental lavatory with shelf back, round basin, integral outlet strainer and two tumbler recesses in shelf top. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim: 8-160 Dial-ese supply and flush ing rim fitting with concealed metal spout and backflow preventer (with coupling nuts, less 34" tailpieces). Waste: 8-352 waste fitting with 134" O.D. tailpiece. Supplies: 8-304 %" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not induded. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size, Price, Each Inches White Color 1-110-J, On Lags 22x18 $132.20 $159.30 27x21 157.30 197.00 1-110-J, Wail Hung 22x18 115,60 142.70 1-119, Wall Hung 14x14 108.50 129.70 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 100 120 90 60 6-304 supplies 8-324 } male tailpieces 8-697 Crestmont towelbars 8-711 Crestmont legs Per Pair $9.40 Per Pair .48 Per Pair 11.60 Per Pair 16.60 For tavatory traps, refer to Section 8. For Drexel Baths, refer to Section 2. For Drexe/ Closets, refer to Section 3. AH exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 1 -5 Lavatory Trimmings TRIM FOR CRANE LAVATpRIES Suffix Designations and Trim Descriptions CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE J Trim 8-9 Temple Dial-eie supply and Lever Action Secure waste fitting with three rib handles. 8-4, same except with lever handles. K Trim 8-11 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Secure waste fitting with integral push button ice water valve and three rib handles. 8-6, same except with lever handles. L Trim 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Secure waste fitting with three rib handles. 8-5, same except with lever handles. E Trim 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting. 8-130-A, Same except with aerator. ER Trim 8-131 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with integral seats. 8-131 -A, Same except with aerator. ERS Trim 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats. 8-132-A, Same except with aerator. F Trim 8-133 Whitney Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 1P.O. plug. 8-133-a, Same except with aerator. FR Trim 8-134 Repeal supply fitting with integral seats, chain and stopper; 8-350 Hi' P.O. plug. 8-134-A, Same except with aerator. FRS Trim 8-135 Repeal supply fitting with renewable seats, chain and stopper; 8-350 l!^" P.O. plug. 8-135-A, Same except with aerator. D Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supplv fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 l.kf P.O. plug. 8-569-A, Same except with aerator. V Trim 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-562-A, Same except with aerator. P Trim For Vitreous China Lavatories *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-655 chainstay on slab with chain and stopper; 8-350 Hi" P.O. plug. For Porcelain Enameled Lavatories *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; chainstay through back with chain and stopper; 8-350 \x/\ P.O. plug. S Trim 8-575 Embossy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-575-A, Same except with aerator. R Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-41 Lever Action Secure waste fitting. M Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-49 indirect lift waste fitting. *Alternate faucets for "P," "R" and "M" trimmings 8-36 Victor Magiclose faucets with (cur-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. Interchangeable Trimmings D and V trim use the same ware openings on china or enameled lavatories. M, P and S trim use the same ware openings on china lavatories only. M and S trim use same ware openings on enam eled lavatories. E, ER, ERS, F, FR, and FRS trim for 45 panel use the same ware openings on china or enameled lavatories. Page 1-6 May 4, 7 955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Prices are subject fo change w/thouf notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Bathroom Countertop and Cabinet Ensembles BATHROOM COUNTERTOP AND CABINET ENSEMBLES With Vitreous China Lavatories, Formed Plastic Countertops and Modular Cabinets Marcia and Westland lavatories can be installed in any of the following three styles of countertops: Style No. 1, with coved and rounded top back and rounded front apron. Style No. 2, with coved and square top back and square front apron. Style No. 3, without back and with square front apron. The lavatory is firmly secured to the countertop with a satin finish stainless steel mounting ring that is neatly joined and soldered at the rear. A compressed lead foil gasket and caulking compound provide an excellent sealed joint between lavatory and countertop. 1-268 Marcia--Size: 771/2x25" Countertop: Type 1-M-L Formica countertop with 3} 2" high, coved and rounded top back, rounded front apron and finished ends; stainless steel mounting ring; 1-275-J 24x21" Marcia vitreous china built-in lavatory with 8-9 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting. Supplies: 8-3043 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Cabinets: Regal Modular laminated plastic faced wood cabi nets consisting of 30" Lavatory cabinet, 15" Drawer cabi net, 18-30" Vanity drawer, 4l/i" side panel, 19L>" side panel and 23s-" side panel. Note' lavatory trap is not included. Top Size Overall Dimension* 77*2x25' Lavatory Size... 24x21' Floor to Rim.. . 31" 1 -269 Westland -- Size: 531/2x25" Countertop: Type l-W-2 Formica countertop with 31-/' hign. coved and square top back, square front apron and finisher! ends; stainless steel mounting ring; 1-281-L 20x19" Westland vitreous china built-in lavatory with 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting. (Specify 8-5 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.: Supplies: 8-304 3 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Cabinets: Regal Modular laminated plastic faced wood cabi nets consisting of 21" Lavatory cabinet, 18-30" Vanity drawer, 4l/" side panel, 19} o" side pane! and 233i" side panel. Leg: 8-710 Crestmont round metal leg. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Top Size.,, .53l-2x25* Lavatory Size.. .20x19'' Floor to Rim ^1' BATHROOM ENSEMBLE PRICES COMPLETE (less traps) ^Countertops are F.O.B. Chicago, Illinois; Cabinets are F.O.B. Brooklyn, New York Catalog Overall Size Lavatory Size. *Price Complete Shipping Weight, Pounds Number Inches Inches With White Lavatory With Colored Complete Countertop Cahinets Lavatory Ensemble and Lavatory Only 1-265 1-265 59*3x22 59*-2x25 211 30*4x22 $618.04 656.36 $654.86 712.16 310 160 150 340 190 150 1-266 1-266 921 >x22 924x25 214x174 30'ix22 1038.92 1115.52 1112.52 1227.12 525 285 240 585 345 240 1-267 1-268 1-269 62* 3x25 77* 3x25 53 V3x25 27x20 24x21 20x19 516.40 586.72 372.98 552.10 623.62 388.98 265 140 125 335 200 135 220 140 80 Note: When ordering, it is necessary to indicate the selected colors applying to lavatory, countertop ond cabinets. Exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are sub/ect to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. For individual cabinets and accessories, refer to Page 1-17, For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8. May 4, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Page 1-19 Vitreous China Lavatories YORKSHIRE VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES 1 -300-V, Wall Hung Sizes: 18x15", 20x18" and 24x20" Lavatory: Yorkshire vitreous china lavatory with shelf back, splash lip and soap depressions. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. "V" Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and in direct lift waste fitting. Supplies: 8-304 Yg" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Sole: lavatory trap is not included. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE ALTERNATE TRIM FOR YORKSHIRE LAVATORIES When ordering a Yorkshire lavatory with trim other than illustrated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. D Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese Supply lifting with chain and stopper; 8-350 l>f P.0, plug. 8-569-A, Same except with aerator. V Trim 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese -apply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-562-A, Same except with aerator. 1-300-V, On Metal Legs ( Sizes: 20x18" and 24x20" Lavatory: Yorkshire vitreous china lava tory with shelf back, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-710 Crestmont round metal legs; concealed hangers and wall screws. " Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 1-311 -V, Wall Hung Overall Dimensions Size...................... 14x14' Basin............. 10%x8%' YORKSHIRE CHINA LAVATORIES With Pedal Operated Supply Valve 1-307, Wall Hung--Sizes: 20x18" and 24x20" Lavatory: Yorkshire vitreous china lavatory with shelf back, splash lip and soap de pression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim: 8H-500 wall mounted self-closing mixing valve with integral stops and polished alu minum hinged pedals; raised spout and supply to spout with volume control. Waste: 8-353 1J4" P. 0. plug with perforated open strainer. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. PETITE VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORY 1 -311 -V--Size: 14x14" Lavatory': Petite vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and 3<t" high ledge back. Supports: Concealed hanger and wall screws. "Y" Trim: 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8 Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size... 18x15' Basin....................14x9" 20x18' 15%xll%' 24x20' 18x12%' Height, floor to top ofrim............... 31' PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Yorkshire, Ware Only Size Inches 18x15 20x18 24x20 Price, Each j Shpg. Wt. White Color j Pounds $25.20 31.60 58.70 $29.00 i 47.40 1 88.10 j 34 42 74 1-30O-D 1-300-V Yorkshire On Metal Legs 20x18 24x20 20x18 24x20 77.30 104.40 82.00 109.10 93.10 133.80 97.8C 138.50 60 90 60 90 1-300-D 1-300-V 1-307 1-311-V Yorkshire Wall Hung 18x15 20x18 24x20 18x15 20x18 24x20 20x18 24x20 14x14 $54.30 60.70 87.80 59.00 65.40 92.50 139.30 166.40 64.30 $58.10 76.50 117.20 62.80 81.20 121.90 155.10 195.80 79.50 H X't S5 45 55 S5 60 90 60 8-304 flexible supplies Per Pair $9.40 8-324 }4" male tailpieces Per Pair . 48 8-710 Crestmont legs Per Pair 16.60 For aerators (D and V trim only! Add 2.10 Page 1-20 May 4, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Lavatories CORNATE VITREOUS CHINA CORNER LAVATORIES With 3}/" High Back 1-370-F, Wall Hung-Size: 17x17" Lavatory: Corna te vitreous china corner lavatory with 3^4" high back, beveled panel, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall bracket. -F" Trim: 8-133 Whitney Diat-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper, with coupling nuts, less 34" tailpieces; 8-350 134" P-O- plugSupplies: 8-304 3g" supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-370-E, Wall Hung--Size: 17x17" Lavatory: Coinate vitreous china corner lavatory with 3`4" high back, beveled panel, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall bracket. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less' 34" tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 ?4" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. No,: Oratory trap it not included. Overall Dimensions Size.... 17x17* Basin. 15*4x10* ORAL HYGIENE VITREOUS CHINA DENTAL LAVATORY 1-398, Wall Hung--Size: 934x9" Lavatory: Oral Hygiene vitreous china dental lavatory with 334" high beveled panel back and integral flushing rim. Supports: Concealed hanger and wall brackets. Trim: Push button self-closing cold water supply and flushing rim fitting with back flow preventer. Waste: Perforated open strainer with 1J4" O.D. tailpiece. Supply: S-304 $" angle supply with stop and flexible riser. Nofe: Lavatory trap is not included. t 934" 1 9"- Overall Dimensions Size - 914x9" Basin 63 4 x4 l-'s" PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size, Inches Price, Each White Color 1-370-E, Wall Hong 1-370-F, Wall Hung 1-398, Wall Hung 17x17 17x17 934x9 $90.70 86.90 75.68 $116.80 113.10 85.88 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 55 55 30 *8-304 flexible supplies Per Pair $9.40 `One supply pipe only (for cold water line) is included in price of 1-398 lavatory. 8-324 ]4" male tailpieces Per Pair .48 For aerator (E and F trim only) Add 2.10 For other supply pipet and traps, refer to Section 8. Prices ore subject to change without notice. Printed m U S.A. LIST PRICES ere shown for the Dealer's convenience in determininR his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 1-21 Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Lavatories CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE NEUDAY PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON LAVATORIES With Whitney Dial-ese Trim ) -455-E, On Metal Legs -- 24x18" Soap depression is on rim. 1-455-E, Wall Hung --24x18" 1-455-E, On Metal Legs Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lava tory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Supports: 8-714 Crestmont round metal legs and con cealed wall hanger. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less kt" tail pieces. Towel Bars: 8-098 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 :!C' angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. No/e: Lavatory trap is not included. -455-E, On Metal Legs-- 19x17" Soap depression is on shelf. 1-455-E, Wall Hung Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" . Lavatory: Neuday por.elain enameled cast iron la* tory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less kt" tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 3<S" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Whitney supply fitting with chain and stopper (F Trim) can also be furnished on Neuday lavatories. When so desired merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. F Trim 8-133 Whitney Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 IK" P. O. plug. Overall Dimensions Size.... 19x17' Basin... 15Kxl0K" 24x18' 16x11' Height, floor to top of rim............ 31' Height of shelf back......................3K" Towel Bar for Neuday Lavatory Cabinet No. 429 Round tubing towel bar with metal brackets for attaching to sides of Neuday lavatory cabinet. 1 -455-E, On Steel Cabinet 19x17" size only Open View of Cabinet Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and dire--.- lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 3 g" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Cabinet: Neuday white baked enamel steel cabinet with single inside shelf, three shelf compartments on inside of door, and black enameled toe base; door is hinged on right hand side. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. When ordering, specify if regular or acid.resisting enamel is required. All exposed melat trim is chromium plated. PRICES COMPLETE, less trops Catalog Number Size White Color Shpg.Wf. Inches Regular A.R. A.R. Pounds 1-455-E, On Metal Legs 19x17 24x18 $94.40 $98.20 $101.90 103.00 107.90 112.70 95 115 1-455-F, On Metal Legs 19x17 24x18 93.00 101.60 96.80 106.50 100.50 111.30 95 115 1-455-E, Wall Hung 19x17 77.80 81.60 85.30 24x18 86.40 91.30 96.10 90 110 1-455-F, Wall Hung 19x17 76.40 80.20 83.90 24x18 85.00 89.90 94.70 90 110 1-455-E, On Cabinet 19x17 124.96 128.76 132.46*1 130 Price is for colored la\atory with white cabinet. 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 K" male tailpieces 8-698 Crestmont towel bars 8-714 Crestmont legs 429 Cabinet towel bars Per Pair Per Pair Per Pair Per Pair Per Pair $9.40 .48 11.60 16.60 10.00 For aerator on spout Add 2.10 Page 1-22 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown tor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Lavatories PRICE SERVICE NEUDAY PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON LAVATORIES With Repeal Trim 1-455-ERS, On Metal Legs Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lava tory with beveled panel shelf back, -ectangular basin and soap depression. Supports: 8-714 Crestmont round metal legs and con cealed wall hanger. "ERS" Trim: 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 elbows with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Su; plies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. No/o: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-455-ERS, On Metal Legs 24x18" size Soap depression is on rim. Overall Dimensions Size... 19x17" Basin... ISKxtOLi' 24x18" 16x11' Height, floor to top of rim........... 3T Height of shelf back....................... .5,*4" 1 -455-ERS, On Metal Legs 19x17" size Soap depression is on shelf. 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung 24x18" size Soap depression is on rim. 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lava tory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. 'ERS" Trim: S-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 elbows with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 ?-g" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note; Lavatory trap is not included. 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung 19x17" size Soap depression is on shelf. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamel is required. ALTERNATE REPCAL TRIM FOR NEUDAY LAVATORIES When ordering a Neuday lavatory with Repeal trim other than illustrated, merely change SUF FIX DESIGNATION and TRIM DESCRIPTION. , : ERS Trim 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats. ER Trim 8-131 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with integral seats. FRS Trim 8-13 J Repeal supply fitting with renewable seats, chain and stop per; 8-350 Hi* P.O. plug. FR Trim 8-134 Repeal supply fitting with integral seats, chain and stopper; 8-350 P.O. plug. The above fittings are regularly furnished with 45 elbows, coupling nuts, friction rings and washers for slip joint connection. When required for use with iron pipe supplies, specify the N'o. 20-19 54" male tailpieces. Prices are subfect to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They arc not intended t. establish the retail price. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size White Inches Regular A. R. Color ShpgAVt. A. R. Pounds T-455-ER, On Metal Leg* 19x17 $87.80 $91.60 $95.30 ! 24x18 96.40 101.30 106.10 | 95 115 19x17 88.50 92.30 96.00 1 1-455-ERS, On Metal Legs 24x18 97.10 102.00 106.80 j 95 115 1-455-FR, On Metal Legs 19x17 86.30 90.to" 93.80 : 24x18 94.90 99.80 104.60 | 9.5 115 19x17 87.00 90.80 94.60 1-455-FRS, On Metal Legs 24x18 95.70 100.60 105.30 95 115 1-455-ER, Wall Hung 19x17 71.20 75.00 78.70 24x18 79.80 84.70 89.50 <>0 110 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung 19x17 71.90 75.70 79.40 `"90 24x18 80.50 85.40 90.20 110 1-455-FR, Wall Hung 19x17 69.70 73.50 77.20 24x18 78.30 83.20 88.00 90 110 1-455-FRS, Wall Hung 19x17 70.40 74.20 78.00 24x18 79.10 84.00 88.70 90 110 8-304 flexible supplies 8-698 Crestmont towel bars 8-714 Crestmont legs 20-19 14' male tailpieces For aerator on spout Per Pair Per Pair Per Pair Per Pair Add $9.40 11.60 16.60 .38 1.60 For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8 May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 1-23 Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Lavatories CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE RHODILE AND CAROLINA PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON LAVATORIES With 6" High Back 1-495-V, On Metal Legs Size: 20x18" Lavatory: Rhodile porcelain enameled cast iron lavatory with back, rec tangular basin and soap depression. Supports: 8-714 Crestmont round metal legs and concealed wall hanger. "V" Trim 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fit ting. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 54* angle supplies with . stops and flexible risers. Noto: Lavatory trap it not included. 1 -495- M, Wall Hung Size: 20x18" Lavatory: Rhodile porcelain enameled cast iron lavatory with back, rec tangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "M" Trim: 8-51 Vantage Dial-ese fau cets with four-arm handles; 8-49 indirect lift waste fitting. Supplies: 8-304 J'g" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size.. .20x18' Basin. .. 15Hxl0' Height, floor to top of rim............ 31' 1 -531 -P, Wall Hung Size: 19x17" Lavatory: Carolina porcelain enameled cast iron lavatory with back, oval basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. ..pi: Trim: 8-31 Vantage Dial-ese fau cets with coupling nuts, less Lf" tailpieces; 8-350 134" P.0, plug: and chainstay with chain and rub ber stopper. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size... 19x17' Basin... I5%x9?4' Height, floor to top of rim............ 31' ALTERNATE TRIM FOR RHODILE AND CAROLINA LAVATORIES When ordering a Rhodile or Carolina lavatory with trim other than illustrated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Rhodile, Ware Only Size, Inches 20x18 White Regular A. R. $34.50 $38.80 Color Shpg. Wt. A. R. Pounds $43.10 82 1.495-0 1-495-M I-495-P 1-495-S 1-495-V 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 On Metal Legs 91.80 95.62 90.62 103.10 96.50 96.10 99.92 94.92 107.40 100.80 100.40 104.22 99.22 111.70 105.10 100 95 100 100 95 Wall Hung 1-495-D 1-495-M 1-495-P 1-495-S 1-495-V 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20xiS 63.60 67.42 62.42 74.90 68.30 67.90 71.72 66.72 79.20 72.60 72.20 76.02 71.02 83.50 76.90 93 93 93 93 88 Carolina Ware Only 19x17 31.30 35.20 39.10 G5 1-531-D 1-531-M 1-531-P 1-531-S 1-531-V 19x17 19x17 19x17 19x17 19x17 60.40 64.22 59.22 71 .70 65.10 64.30 68.12 63.12 75.60 69.00 68.20 72.02 67.02 79.50 72.90 83 78 83 83 78 S-31 or 8-39 VanJag. faucets 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 X" male tailpieces 8-698 Crestmont towel bars 8-714 Crestmont legs Per Pair $14.12 Per Pair 18.48 Per Pair 9.40 Per Pair -48 Per Pair 11.60 Per Pair 16.60 For aerators (D, S and V trim only) Add 2.10 All exposed metal trim Is chromium plated. When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamet is required. Page 1 -24 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 V Trim 8-562 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-562-A, Same except with aerator. D Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply fit ting with chain and stopper; 8-350 IX' P.O. plug. 8-569-A, Same except with aerator. S Trim 8-575 Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 8-575-A, Same except with aerator. P Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; chainstay through back with chain and stopper; 8-350 IX' P.O. plug. M Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese taucets with four-arm handles; 8-49 indirect lift waste fitting. Alternate faucets for "P" and "M" trimmings 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not Intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Prison Lavatories PARVUS VITREOUS CHINA PRISON LAVATORIES With 5" High Back--Flat Wall or Corner Types 1-600 I -600, Flat Wall Type Size: 14x13" Lavatory: Parvus vitreous china prison lavatory with S" high back, integral supply channel to spout and drink ing nozzle; integral slow draining strainer and integral soap dish; l1.*" male outlet connection. Trim: Xo. 15699A vandal proof push button hot and cold water supply valves for partitions up to 1" thick. 1-601, Flat Wall Type Size: 14x13" Same as 1-600 except with Xo. 15699 vandal proof push button cold water supply valve onlv for partitions up to l" thick. 1-601 1-602 1-602, Corner Type Size: 14x14" Lavatory: Parvus vitreous china corner prison lavatory with 5" high back, integral supply channel to spout and drinking nozzle; integral slow draining strainer and integral soap dish; 1*4" male outlet connection. Trim: Xo. 15699A vandal proof push button hot and cold water supply valves for partitions up to 1" thick. I -603, Corner Type (not illustrated) Siz- 14x!4" Same as 1-602 except wiiu Xo. 15699 vandal proof push button cold water supply valve only for partitions up to 1" thick. PARVUS /ovafon'es can also bo furnished with vandal proof metal spout and drinking nozzle. VX T 3* > Xo. 15699 vandal proof push but ton supply valve for prison lava tories having integral channel to spout and drinking nozzle, for par titions up to 1" thick. Long shank valves can be furnished for parti tions of greater thickness. FOLSOM VITREOUS CHINA PRISON LAVATORIES With 6" High Back--Flat Wall Type 1-610 IMPORTANT PARVUS and FOLSOM lavatories do not have on /nfegraf trap. Provision must be mode for installation of trap behind wall. Wo// f/w'ckness must be specified when ordering the PARVUS and FOLSOM lavatories. Supply trim is regularly furnished for walls up to 1" /hick. Prices of trim for walls of greater Ihlckness is on application. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 1-610, Flat Wall Type Size: 20x15" Lavatory- Folsom vitreous china prison lavatory with 6" high back, integral slow draining strainer and \x/i" male outlet connection; and supporting bolts. Trim: Xo. 15686 vandal proof push button com bination hot and cold water supply fitting with metal spout for partitions up to 1" thick. 1-611, Flat Wall Type (not illustrated) Size: 20x15" Same as 1-610 except with Xo. 15686A vandal proof push button cold water supply valve only and metal spout for partitions up to 1" thick. Xo. 15686 vandal proof push but ton combination hot and cold water supply fitting with metal spout for partitions up to 1" thick. Long shank valves and nipple to spout with union connection can be furnished for partitions of greater thickness. PRICES COMPLETE Xumber Size White Shoe;. Wt 1-600 or 1-601 Ware Only 14x13" $47.90 50 lbs. Above lavatories can be tarnished with 1'/: ' male outlet connection when specified, at no extra cast. 1-600 1-601 1-602 or 1-603 Ware Only 1-602 1-603 14xi3' 14x13" 14x14" 71.52 ----6--0---.-0--0------ - 57.10 14x14" 14x14" 79.72 69.20 55 53 55 60 58 1-610 or 1-611 Ware Only 20x15" 55.90 62 Note: Materials listed above will be furnished as described, contin gent upon our ability to secure parts. 1-610 1-611 20x15" 20x15" 87.56 79.88 Supply pipes and traps are not included in the above prices. 70 65 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May A, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 1 -25 Vifreous China Lavatories NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA BARBER LAVATORY CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 1-640, On Wall Brackets Size: 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china barber lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Support: 8-"63 white enameled cast iron brackets. Trim: S-246 lavatory supply and shampoo fitting with by-pass pattern faucets, control valves, IV-f spray with rubber hose and hook. Waste: 8-353 L,W' P.0, plug with pe-f-rated open strainer. Supplies: 8-304 :sk" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Trap: H-2112 Josam l1// cast brass hair intercepting "P1' trap with screwed watertight cover and removable perforated cylindrical screen; waste pipe to wall with escutcheon. Number 1-640 PRICES COMPLETE Size White I Color i Shpg.Wt. 24x21" $203.56 | $228.26 | 95 lbs. If less 8-304 Supplies, deduct Per Pair $9.40 NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES IN BATTERIES 1-150-P, On Single Battery Frame Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with rectangu lar basin, splash lip and soap depression. Support: Painted cast iron single battery supporting frame. "P" Trim: 8-36 Victor Magiclose self-closing faucets with coupling nuts, less .*4" tailpieces; 8-655 chainstav with chain and stopper; 8-350 1}^" P. 0. plug. Note: Supply pipes and traps are no# included. PRICES, less supply pipes and traps SINGLE BATTERIES WITH SUPPORTING FRAME Catalog Number Size Number in Prices, Prices, jShpg. Wt Inches Batterv Complete Less Trim! Pounds 2 $179.58 $132.30 150 1-150-P 20x18 3 264.12 193.20 ; 250 4 348.66 254.10 350 2 217.38 170.10 ' 175 1-150-P 24x21 _______ ______ 3 * 320.82 424.26 249.90 329.70 300 425 8-324 \\ male tailpieces Per Pair $.48 Dimensions t Size........20x18* Basin.........14x11" 24x2ltf 16x1lr Height, floor to top of rim............. 31" All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Norwich lavatories, in single batteries, can be furnished In one, two or as many sections as specified--prices are on application. For supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8. Page 1 -26 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change w/fhouf no/ice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Baths NEUVOGUE PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON RECEPTOR BATHS With Integral Corner Seat Bath: Neuvogue acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron recess receptor bath with integral corner seat. Trim: 2-510 Criterion Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with clear Lucite handles, 4" diameter ball joint head, and Y> female union inlets. Waste: 9-66 Criterion Accesso ID," pop-up waste and over flow. Rod: 4-103 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. All exposed metal trim is brush finish chromium plated. With Temple Deviator Trim 2-50-LD, Left Hand Outlet 2-50-RD, Right Hand Outlet Size: 4'0" Bath: Neuvogue acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron recess receptor bath with integral corner seat. "D" Trim: 2-322 Temple Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Temple ball joint head, three-rib handles, and }/>' female union inlets. ('Specify 2-324 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.) Waste: 9-60 Temple Accesso l}^" pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-103 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower curfa/n and snap hooks are not included. All exposed metal trim is polished finish chromium plated. With Regal Deviator Trim 2-50-LE, Left Hand Outlet 2-50-RE, Right Hand Outlet Size: 4'0" Bath: Neuvogue acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron recess receptor bath with integral corner seat. "E" Trim: 2-305 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau ball joint head, and jo" female union inlets. Waste: 9-55 Crestmont H4" pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-103 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note; Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. All exposed metal trim is polished finish chromium plated. Overall Dimensions Length.......................... 48" Height..................... ...16" Width, at center........ 46" Width, at ends--- -- .41" Rims tile in 2-50-LE Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. PRICES COMPLETE, less curtains Catalog Number Size White 2*50 Neuvogue, Bath Only ro" $294.10 $326.80 2-50-lC or 2-50-RC 2-50-LD or 2-50-RD 2-50-LE or 2-50-RE 4'0* 4'0' 4'0" 461.52 388.66 354.76 494.22 421.36 387.46 Nr.-e, \\ i 445 His. 475 ii>5. 470 lbs. 465 lbs. For curtain rods and curtains, refer to Section 4. For other both trim, refer to Section 9, Temple trim with three-rib or hooded lever handles, same price. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 2-3 Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Baths CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRITERION PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CORNER BATHS With Criterion Overrim Trim 2-60-LJ, Left Hand Corner 2-60-RJ, Right Hand Corner Size: 5'0" Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron corner bath. "J" Trim: 9-15 Criterion Dial-ese overrim supply fitting with clear Lucite handles; ia" female union inlets. Waste: 9-66 Criterion Accesso Ho" pop-up waste and over do w'. All exposed metal trim is brush finish chromium plated. With Regal Deviator Trim 2-60-LE, Left Hand Corner 2-60-RE, Right Hand Corner Size: 5'0" Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron corner bath. `E" Trim: 2-305 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau ball joint head, and l 2 female union inlets. Waste: 9-55 Crestmont ll/o" pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-113 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower cur/ain and snap hooks are nof included. All exposed metal trim is polished chromium plated. With Regal Overrim Trim 2-60-LL, Left Hand Corner 2-60-RL, Right Hand Corner Same as above except with 9-35 Regal Dial-ese overrim sup ply fitting with j-'o" female union inlets, less shower, curtain rod and hold back hook. With Criterion Deviator Trim 2-60-LC, Left Hand Corner 2-60-RC, Right Hand Corner Size: 5'0" Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron corner bath. "C" Trim: 2-510 Criterion Dial-ese Deviator overrim sup ply and shower fitting with clear Lucite handles, 4" diameter ball joint head, and W' female union inlets. Waste: 9-66 Criterion Accesso l! o" pop-up waste ana over dow. Rod: 4-113 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower certain and map hooks are not included. All exposed metal trim is brush finish chromium plated. Overall Dimensions I.cngth___ 61' Width, at center, .32!>" Height.... 16' Width, at end ..30' Rims at back and end tile in l' PRICES COMPLETE, less curtains Catalog Number Size Ft. White Regular A.R. Color A.R. 2-60 Criterion Bath Only 5 $167.40 $188.30 $209.30 2-60-LC or 2-60-RC 2-60-LE or 2-60-RE 2-60-LJ or 2-60-RJ 2-60-LL or 2-60-RL 5 347.50 368.40 389.40 j . 235.42 256.32 277.32 5 288.70 309.60 330.60 6 209.10 230.00 251.00 Shp" Wt. Pounds 430 460 433 430 445 For curtain rods and curtains, refer to Section A, For other bath trim, refer to Section 9. When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamei is required. Page 2-4 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are sub'tcf to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Baths CRITERION PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON BATHS With Temple Overrim Trim 2-60-LK, Left Hand Corner 2-60-RK, Right Hand Corner Size: 5'0" Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron corner bath. "K" Trim: 9-22 Temple Dial-ese overrim supply fitting with hooded lever handles and jo" female union inlets. (Specify 9-20 for Temple trim with three-rib handles.) Waste: 9-60 Temple Accesso l'-o" pop-up waste and overflow. Afl exposed metal trim is polished chromium plated. Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron corner bath. ``D" Trim: 2-324 Temple Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Temple ball joint head, hooded lever handles, and }/>' female union inlets. (Specify 2-^22 for Temple trim with three-rib handles.) Waste: 9-60 Temple Accesso l]/*>" pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-113 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. All exposed metal trim is polished chromium plated. Temple Trim with three rib or hooded lever handles, same price. Dimensions Corner Length............................ 61* Height.,.................16* Width, at center..........321 * Width, at ends............. 30v Rims tile in...... , jv Recess 60* or 00' 16* 32l 1' Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron recess bath, "C" Trim: 2-310 Criterion Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with clear Lucite handles, 4" diameter ball joint head, and *-o" female union inlets. Waste: 9-66 Criterion Accesso 1J--4" pop-up waste and over flow. Rod: 4-103 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note; Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. All exposed metal trim is brush finish chromium plated. With Criterion Overrim Trim 2-80-LJ, Left Hand Outlet 2-80-RJ, Right Hand Outlet Same as above except with 9-15 Criterion Dial-ese overrim supply fitting, less shower, curtain rod and hold back. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. PRICES COMPLETE, less curtains Catalog Number Size White Ft. Regular A.R. Color A.R. 2-60 Criterion Comer Bath Only 2-60-LD or 2-60-RD 2-60-LK or 2-60-RK 5 $167.40 $188.30 $209.30 5 269.32 290.22 311.22 5 236.40 257.30 278.30 2*80 Criterion Reeess Bath Only 4-80-LC or 2-80-RC 2-SO-U or 2-80-RJ 5 5! 2 5 51 i 5 51-2 151.10 171.20 318.52 339.50 272.40 292.50 170.00 192.60 337.42 360.90 291.30 313.90 188.90 214.00 356.32 382.30 310.20 335.30 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 450 455 450 370 430 400 460 390 450 For curtain rods and curfains, refer to Section 4. For other bath trim, refer to Section 9. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 2-5 Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Baths CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRITERION PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON RECESS BATHS With Temple Overrim Trim 2-80-LK, Left Hand Outlet 2-80-RK, Right Hand Outlet Sizes 5'0" and 5'6" Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron recess bath. "K" Trim: 9-20 Temple Dial-ess overrim supply fitting with three-rib handles and j-V' female union inlets. (Spec ify 9-22 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.) Waste: 9-60 Temple Accesso l! >" pop-up waste and overflow. Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron recess bath. "D" Trim: 2-322 Temple Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Temple ball joint head, three-rib handles, and 14" female union inlets. (Specify 2-324 for Temple trim with hooded lever handles.) Waste: 9-60 Temple Accesso 114" pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-103 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back, hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. Overall Dimensions Length.............60" or 66" Width, at center.. .321 -/ Height..........................16" Width, at ends... 30" Rims tile in l" With Regal Deviator Trim 2-80-LE, left Hand Outlet 2-80-RE, Right Hand Outlet Sizes: 5'0" and 5'6" Bath: Criterion porcelain enameled cast iron recess bath. "E" Trim: 2-305 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau ball joint head, and 1 j" female union inlets. Waste: 9-55 Cresfmont 11 _>" pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-105 1" 0.1). curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note. Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. PRICES COMPLETE, less curtains Catalog Number Size White Ft. Regular A.R. Color jShj.vg. Wt. A. R. ; Pounds 2*80 Criterion Bath Only 2-80-LD or 2-80-RD 2-80-LE or 2-80-RE 2-80-LK or 2-80-RK 2-80-U or 2-80-RL 5 55-9 5 53 5 sh 5 53-2 5 53s $151.10 171.20 245.66 266.06 211.76 232.16 220.10 240.20 192.80 212.90 $170.00 192.60 264.56 287.46 230.66 253.56 239.00 261.60 211.70 234.30 $188.90 i 214.00 , 283.46 | 308.86 1 249.56 274.96 257.90 283.00 230.60 ! 255.70 370 430 395 455 390 450 390 450 385 445 With Regal Overrim Trim 2-80-Ll, Left Hand Outlet 2-80-RL, Right Hand Outlet Same as above except with 9-35 Regal Dial-ese overrim sup ple fitting with 1 o" female union inlets, less shower, curtain rod and hold back hook. When ordering, specify if regular or acid resisting enamel is required. Temple Trim w,/h three rib or hooded lever handles, same prices. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For curtain rods and curtains, refer to Section 4. For other bath trim, refer to Section 9. Page 2-6 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, WSJ Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE-------------------------------------- NEUDAY PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON RECESS BATHS Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron and Duraclay Baths LAHOMA DURACLAY RECEPTOR BATH With Integral Seat--Earthenware, Vitreous Glazed With Regal Overrim Trim 2-90-LL, Left Hand Outlet 2-90-RL, Right Hand Outlet *Sizes: 4'6" and 5'0" Bath: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron recess bath. "L" Trim: 9-35 Regal Dial-ese overrim supply fitting with 1 j" female union inlets. Waste: 9-51 Crestmont 11 >' connected waste and overflow with chain and stopper. *4'6" size does not have slope at head end. With Temple Deviator Trim 2-130-LD, Left Hand Outlet 2-130-RD, Right Hand Outlet Size 42x31" Bath: Lahoma Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, recess receptor bath with integral corner seat. "D" Trim: 2-326 Temple Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with 3l/o' long spout, Temple ball join: head, three-rib handles and }o" female union inlets. (Specify 2-328 for Temple trim with hooded lever handle'. Waste: 9-58 Crestmont iy/ pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-103 T' O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and rinse. Nofe; Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. With Regal Deviator Trim 2-130-LE, Left Hand Outlet 2-130-RE, Right Hand C tiet Same as above except with 2-305 Regal Dial-ese De\ .: >r overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau bail-joint head, and 1 / female union inlets. With Regal Deyiator Trim 2-90-LE, Left Hand Outlet 2-90-RE, Right Hand Outlet *Sizes! A'6" and 5'0" Bath: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron recess bath. "E" Trim: 2-505 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau ball joint head, and 1 >" female union inlets. Waste: 9-50 Crestmont IJV pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-103 T' O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. *4'6W size does not have slope at head end. When ordering, specify if regular or acid resisting enamel is required. Overall Dimensions Length.........54* or 60* Width................... 30,1>* Height......................14* Rims tile in.......... V All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Overall Dimensions Length.,42* Width ......... 31* Height. .12* Rimstilein,. V Temple frim with three-rib or hooded lever handles, same price. PRICES COMPLETE, less curtains Catalog Xumber 2*90 Neuday Bath Only 2-90-LE or 2-90-RE 2 90-tL or 2-90-RL 2*130 Lahoma Bath Only Size Ft. 4 \4 5 414 5 414 5 3A 1 W hite 1 Color * Shno.LVr, Regular A.R. . A.R. . Piur.cs [$139.90 ! 125.00 $157.40 132.50 $174.901 140.70: 525 550 200.56 185.96 218.06 193.46 235.56 i 201.66j 34' 370 176.50 161.60 -- 194.00 169.10 164.40 211.50! 177.30 1 1 246.60 ; 340 365 270 2-130-LD or 2-130-RD 2-130-LE or 2-130-RE 3A 3A 248.36 224,46 330.56 295 306.66 j 290 For curtain rods and curtains, refer to Section 4. for other bath trim, refer to Section 9. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A, LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 2-7 Porcelain Enameled Formed Metal Baths CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE ALLIANCEWARE PORCELAIN ENAMELED FORMED METAL BATHS u,:th Regal Overrim Trim 2-155-LL, Left Hand Corner 2-155-RL, Right Hand Corner Size 5'0" Hath: Albecor acid-resisting porcelain enameled 14-gauge formed metal corner bath. "L" Trim: 9-35 Regal Dial-ese overrim supply fitting with 1 >" female union inlets. Waste: 9-51 Crestmont l1/ connected waste and overflow with chain and stopper. 2-160-LL, Left Hand Outlet 2-160-RL, Right Hand Outlet Size: 5'0" Bath: Champion acid-resisting porcelain enameled 14-gauge formed metal recess bath. "L" Trim: 9-35 Regal Dial-ese overrim supply fitting with lb" female union inlets. Waste: 9-51 Crestmont 11 connected waste and overflow with chain and stopper. vV'th Regal Deviator Trim 2-155-LE, Left Hand Corner 2-155-RE, Right Hand Corner Size 5'0" Bath: Albecor acid-resisting porcelain enameled 14-gauge formed metal corner bath. "E" Trim: 2-505 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower titling with Rainbeau ball joint head and 1 >" female union inlets. Waste: 9-56 Crestmont l' -i" pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-113 l" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. 2-160-LE, Left Hr- Ouriet 2-160-RE, Right Hand Outlet Size: 5'0" Bath: Champion acid-resisting porcelain enameled 14-gauge formed metal recess bath. "E" Trim: 2-305 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau ball joint head and \ 'i female union inlets. Waste: 9-56 Crestmont U-T' pop-up waste and overflow. Rod: 4-103 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Nole: Shower curfoin ond snap hooks are no/ included. Overall Dimensions Length. GO* Width .. ....JlH' Height .15" Rims tile in............. I* Formed metal baths are available in the following Crane colors: Pale Jaae French Gray Sky Blue Shell Pink Sun Tan For curtain rods and curtains, refer to Section 4t- for other bath trim, refer to Section 9. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Note: Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. PRICES COMPLETE, less curtains Catalog Number Size Price, Each White Color 2-155 Albecor, Bath Only 5'0' $130.40 $143.40 2-155-lE or 2-155-RE 2-155-LL or 2-155-RL SV 5'0' 198.42 167.00 211.42 180.00 2-160 Champion, Bath Only 5'0" 99.10 109.00 2-160-LE or 2-160-RE 2-160-LL or 2-160-RL 5'0" 5'0" 159.76 135.70 169.66 145.60 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 145 165 160 135 155 140 Page 2-8 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net *ost They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Porcelain Enameled Formed Metal Baths ALLIANCEWARE PORCELAIN ENAMELED FORMED METAL BATHS With Regal Overrim Trim 2-180-lL, Left Hand Outlet 2-180-RL, Right Hand Outlet Sire: 5'0" Bath: Ohio acid-resisting porcelain enameled 12-gauge formed metal recess bath. "L" Trim: 9-35 Regal Dial-ese overrim supply fitting with 1 _>" female union inlets. Waste: 9-59 Crestmont 11 >' pop-up waste and overflow. With Regal Deviate Trim 2-185-LE, Left Hand Outlet 2-185-RE, R.ght Hand Outlet Size: 42x30s/s" Bath: Junior acid-resisting porcelain enameled 14-gauge formed metal recess bath. "E" Trim: 2-305 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau ball joint head, and 1 _>" female union inlets. Waste: B501-B42S Repeal llo" trip-lever bath waste. Rod: 4-103 1" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. Bath: Ohio acid-resisting porcelain enameled 12-gauge formed metal recess bath. "K" Trim: 2-305 Regal Dial-ese Deviator overrim supply and shower fitting with Rainbeau ball joint head, and 1 / female union inlets. Waste: 9-59 Crestmont ll o" pop-up waste and overflow. Rud: 4-105 !" O.D. curtain rod with flanges. Hold Back: 4-141 hold back hook with chain and ring. Note: Shower curtain and snap hooks are not included. Overall Dimensions--Ohio Length...........60* Width, at ends Height.. -1 Syh" Width, at center.. .321/j,f Rims tile in 1 * With Regal Overrim Trim (not illustrated) 2-7 85-LL, Left Hand Outlet 2-185-RL, Right Hand Outlet Size: 42x30%" Bath: Junior acid-resisting porcelain enameled 14-gauge formed metal recess bath. "L" Trim: 9-35 Regal Dial-ese overrim supply fitting with Vo' female union inlets. Waste: B501-B42S Repeal l'o" trip-lever bath waste. Overall Dimensions--Junior Length.. .42^ Width..............305/tv Height. ..12* Rims tile in..............1 v PRICES COMPLETE, less curtains Catalog Xumber Size White Color Slips. Wt. 2-180 Ohio, Bath Only 2-180-LE or 2-180-RE 2-180-LL or 2-180-RL 5'0* 5'O'' 5'0" $116.50 $128.20 177.16 *188^86 158.20 169.90 170 llis. 190*il.s. 185 lbs. 2-185 Junior, Bath Only 42x30%" 92.50 101.70 101 lbs. 2-185-LE or 2-185-RE 2-185-LL or 2-185-RL 42x30%" 148.48 157.68 42x30%" 130.12 139.32 121 lbs. 116 lbs. Formed metal baths are available in the following Crane colors: Pale Jade French Gray Sky Blue Shell Pink Sun Tan Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in L' SA. LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For curtain rods and curtains, refer to Section 4. For other bath trim, refer to Section 9. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 2-9 Concealed Bath and Shower Supply Fittings CRANE UtALtK ----------------------- PRICE SERVICE Temple Deviator Trim 2-305 Regal concealed bath and sho-er fitting with Deviator spout, 1 >" female union inlet valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese controls, Rainbeau bail joint shower head, bent arm and escutcheon. 2-310 Criterion concealed bath and shower fitting with Deviator spout, Vo female union inlet valves in 8" centers with Dial-ese controls and clear Lucite handles, 4" diameter ball joint head, bent arm and escutcheon. All exposed metal parts are brush finish chromium plated. Temple Deviator Trim for Lahoma Baths Temple concealed bath and shower fitting with DeViator spout, ].4!' female union inlet valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese controls and threerib handles, Temple ball joint shower head, bent arm and escutcheon. Temple concealed bath and shower fitting with Deviator spout, }'o" female union inlet valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese controls and hooded lever handles, Temple ball joint shower head, bent arm and escutcheon. Regal Two-Valve Shower Criterion Two-Valve Shower Temple concealed bath and shower fitting with 3l >' long Deviator spout, 1 <>' female union inlet valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese con trols and three-rib handles, Temple ball joint shower head, bent arm and es cutcheon. 2-328 Temple concealed bath and shower fitting with 3Lj>" long Deviator spout, female union inlet valves on 8" cen ters with Dial-ese controls and hooded lever handles, Temple ball joint shower head, bent arm and escutcheon. 2-355 Regal concealed two-valve shower, female union in let valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese controls, Rainbeau ball joint shower head, bent arm and escutcheon. Criterion concealed two-valve shower, 1o" female union in let valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese controls and clear Lucite handles, 4" diameter ball joint head, bent arm and escutcheon. All exposed metal parts are brush finish chromium plated. Catalog Number 2-305 2-310 2-322 2-324 Price, Each $36.80 107.00 60.70 60.70 PRICE, EACH Shpg. Wt. Pounds Catalog Number 8`-> 12 12 11 2-326 2-328 2-355 2-360 Price, Each $60.70 60.70 28.90 75.80 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 12 12 7 10 Unless otherwise specified, exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For shower heads and shower valves, refer to Sect/on 9 Page 2-10 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1053 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Temple Two-Valve Showers W Showers Y.M.C.A. Two-Valve Shower 2-372 Temple concealed two-valve shower. 1-?" female union in let valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese controls and threerib handles. Temple ball joint shower head, bent arm and escutcheon. 2-374 Temple concealed two-valve shower, Vo' female union in let valves on 8" centers with Dial-ese controls and hooded lever handles, Temple ball joint shower head, bent arm and escutcheon. Y.M.C.A. concealed two-valve vandal-proof shower with j o' straight pattern extended shank valves for 5" thick walls, }o female I.P. inlets and four-arm indexed handles. Refreshor shower head with integral volume regulator with screw driver slot and l/o' female flanged 60cast brass elbow. Exposed Two-Valve Showers 2-470 Exposed two valve shower with j >" female union el bow supplies on $" centers, Dial-ese controls with metal cross handles, Rainbeau ball joint shower head, gooseneck riser with wall support. Exposed two-valve shower with l/o" female union in lets on 8'' centers for sup plies from ceiling, Dial-ese controls with metal cross handles, Rainbeau ball joint, shower head, gooseneck riser with wall support, and drain plug. Note: Voice and frimm/ngs are reversible for supplies from floor. For shower heads refer to Section 9. Exposed two-valve factory shower, rough chromium plated valve body with, com pression trimmings and lever handles on 3?/g" centers, Y{ female end inlets for supplies from floor or ceiling, Economy ball joint shower head and galvanized goose neck riser with wall sup port. Bnd to end of supply inlets/ 41/1'. 2-512 Repeal rough nickel plated exposed two-valve shower with Yi' female union inlets on 8" centers for supplies from ceiling, four-arm han dles, Presto automatically self-cleaning shower head and galvanized gooseneck riser with wall support. PRICE, EACH Catalog Number Price, Each Shpg. Wt. Pounds 2-372 2-374 2-382 2-470 2-47T 2-511 2-512 $50.90 50.90 52.50 43.40 42.30 15.10 21.10 9 9 11 8 8 714 6 Unless otherwise specified, all exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 2-1 1 Mixing Valve Showers SYMMONS SAFETYMIX SHOWERS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Concealed shower with Safetymix pressure actuated non-scalding valve, shower arm with wall flange and Senior ball joint shower head with external volume control. No.1500-10 Same, except with concealed screw driver stops. No. C-25I0 Exposed shower with J/o" Safetymix pressure actuated non-scalding valve with wall flange, radial union elbows, flanged street elbows, 20" riser with head bracket fltting and Senior ball joint shower head with internal volume control. No. 2510 Same, except less flanged street elbows. SENTINEL BALANCED PRESSURE SHOWERS Exposed shower with }>' Safetymix pressure actuated non-scalding valve with wall flange, integral union stops, 32" supply risers, 20" riser to head with head bracket fitting and Senior ball joint shower head with internal volume control. No. 3510 Same, except less 32" supply risers. U. S. RUBBER FOOT BATH TRAY For use in pools and shower rooms for the prevention of athlete's foot. Will not deteriorate from the use of antiseptic solutions. Cor rugated surface prevents slipping. Has spout tor easy draining. P-3855 P-3756 Sizes 23x23" 3K" deep 25}-2x30.1-2" 3l;i" deep S-1700 Speakman ( o" concealed Sen tinel balanced pressure shower with metal lever handle, dial and wall plates, bent shower arm, wall flange, ball joint with concealed volume con trol and Anystream self cleaning shower head. S-1705 Same, but with screwdriver Hi-Seat controlling valves with metal escutcheons. S-1720 Speakman \'2 exposed Sentinel balanced pressure shower with wall supporting flange and metal lever handle and dial plate, screwdriver corner controlling valves with renewable seats, 36" supplies to ceiling, goose neck riser with supporting flange, ball joint with concealed volume control and Anystream self cleaning shower head. Catalog Number 1500 1500-10 C-2510 2510 E-3510 3510 S-1700 S-1705 S-1720 P-3B55 P-3756 Price, Each $66.44 80.28 91.10 84.44 107.92 89.16 73.50 95.14 113.40 30.94 44.00 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 51 6!4 8*4 8*4 13>-4 S'i 13 19 21 16 19 Exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Page 2-12 May 4, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Contents -- Section 3 CLOSETS --BIDETS CLOSETS Page Angle Flange, with Flush Valve Angleton, \\ all Outlet....................................................................................... 3-11 Sanwalton, Floor and Wall Outlet.................................................................. 3-11 Bowls Only Blow-Out............................................................................................................ 3-14 Reverse Trap....................................................................................................... 3-14 Siphon Jet............................................................................................................ 3-13 Washdown............................................................................................................ 3-13 Washout............................................................................................................... 3-13 Close-Coupled Criterion............................................................................................................... 3-2 Drexel................................................................................................................... 3-3 Drexel, with Sahara Insulated Tank............................................................. 3-3 Neuday.................................................................................................................. 3-5 Neuday, with Sahara Insulated Tank............................................................ 3-5 Neu-Sanix............................................................................................................. 3-4 Neu-Sanix, with Sahara Insulated Tank....................................................... 3-4 Oxford.................................................................................................................. 3-4 Oxford, with Sahara Insulated Tank.....................,.................................... 3-4 Petite..................................................................................................................... 3-5 With Flush Valve Baby...................................................................................................................... 3-8 King Cotton.......................................................................................................... 3-9 Purton.................................................................................................................... 3-8 Santon................................................................................................................... 3-7 Saxonet............................................................... ................................................ 3-8 Speedway............................................................................................................. 3-7 Troy....................................................................................................................... 3-8 Whirlton............................................................................................................... 3-7 Seat-Operated Rapidway, with Pressure Tank .........................-............................................ 3-12 Santon, with Flush Valve................................................................................. 3-11 Santon, with Pressure Tank............................................................................. 3-12 Saxonet, with Pressure Tank........................................................................... 3-12 Stradale Type Hy-San.................................................................................................................. 3-6 Wall Hung, with Flush Valve Lowall.................................................................................................................... 3-10 Rapidway.............................................................................................................. 3-10 Walton.................................................................................................................. 3-9 Types and Features.................................................................................................... 3-23 CLOSET SEATS Moulded Composition...................................................................................3-19 to 3-21 Sheet Covered............................................................................................................. 3-22 Sprayed Wood............................................................................................................. 3-21 CLOSET AND TANK COMBINATIONS Neu-Era.......................... \........................................................................................... 3-5 Santon........................................................................................................................... 3-6 Santon, Jr..................................................................................................................... 3-6 Saxonet......................................................................................................................... 3-6 FROST-PROOF CLOSETS Cast Iron Hopper.............................................................................................. 3-14, 3-15 Vitreous China Hopper............................................................................................. 3-15 VITREOUS CHINA CLOSET TANKS Ipswich.......................................................................................................................... 3-12 Neu-Era......................................................................................................................... 3-12 Sahara, with Insulating Liner.................................................................................. 3-12 Tank Cover Locking Device.................................................................................... 3-12 WALL CLOSET FITTINGSand CARRIERS....................................................................... 3-18 WALL CLOSET SUPPORTS Chairs...................................................................................................................3-16, 3-17 Flange Units................................................................................................................ 3-16 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. December 7 3, 7 954 Superseding Augitst 17, 1953 Page 3-1 Vitreous China Closets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRITERION CORRECT POSTURE VITREOUS CHINA CLOSETS The smart design and distinctive appearance of Criterion ciose-coupled, correct posture closet combinations with a quiet, whirlpool siphon action combine to create attractive units with many desirable features. Foremost among these features is the scientifically designed rim and seat with dip in center, recommended by medical authorities as an aid to natural, healthful posture. Criterion closets are available with a specially designed saddle type seat with flat top overlapping cover, which when lowered completely encases seat and rim, or with a saddle type seat and cover both curved to match the contour of the bowl rims. A large water surface that reduces fouling space, a deep water seal that prevents the escape of sewer gas, a large trapway to reduce the possibility of stoppage, and the easy to clean vitreous china surfaces are other desirable features. 3-102 CRITERION With Saddle Seat and Flat Top Cover Bowl: Criterion siphon jet, whirlpool action, elongated rim hygienic correct posture bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Criterion vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings. Supply: 9-631 angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: Church Moltex correct posture seat with flat top telescopic cover. Both seat and cover have been raised showing how seat nests within the cover. 3-103 CRITERION With Saddle Seat and Cover Bowl: Criterion siphon jet, whirlpool action, elongated rim hygienic correct posture bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Criterion vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings. Supply: 9-631 angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: Church Moltex correct posture seat with cover. 3-103 Overoll Dimensions 3*102 and 3*103 Cover has been raised to show the contour of rim and seat. PRICES Catalog Number White with Colored with White Seat Plain Color Seat 3-102 3-103 $306.44 191.86 $302.72 275.72 If less 9-631 anrie supply pipe For anti-siphon float vahe Shpg. Wt. Pounds 170 170 Deduct $10.22 Add 2.20 Both seat and cover have been roised to show how the seat partially nests within the cover. All exposed metal trim is brush finish chromium plated. Criterion closets can also be furnished with exposed metal parts polished chromium plated when so specified. For Criterion baths, refer to Section 2. For Criterion lavatories, refer fo Section I. Poge 3-2 May 4, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown Cor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE DREXEL VITREOUS CHINA CLOSETS Vitreous China Closets 3-558 SAHARA TANK With Rubber Insulating Liner 3-126 DREXEL 3-128 DREXEL Bowl: Drexel siphon jet, whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Drexel vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings. Supply: 9-631 3 W angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-934-W l}4." extended back closed front white sheet covered seat with cover. 3-127 DREXEL Same as ahove except with elongated rim bowl and 3-O.S5-W 1 l/' white sheet covered seat with cover. With Sahara Rubber Lined Insulated Tank Bowl: Drexel siphon jet, whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: 3-558 Sahara vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings and insulating liner. Supply: 9-631 3y" angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-934-W Ll/i" extended back closed front white sheet covered seat with cover. 3-129 DREXEL Same, except elongated rim bowl and 3-935-W I'd" white sheet covered seat with cover. 3-126 DREXEL with Teleseaf Bowl: Drexel siphon jet, whirlpool action, regular rim bowl sith self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Drexel tank and cover with trimmings. Supply: 9-63L Y% angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: No. 600 Teleseaf with flat top telescopic cover. The insulating liner consists oi sfi" thick ruboer composition securely cemented to the inside surfaces of the tank. It serves a two-fold purpose: (1) eliminates outside dripping of the tank re sulting from condensation dur ing periods of high humidity and (2) it will temporarily pre vent leakage of water on the floor if the closet tank is accidentally cracked. The Sahara tanks used with the 3-12S and 3-12Q c.oset; described on this page a:>shipped with insulating ,:ne" assembled to the tank interior These tanks are regularh furn ished with 9-500 Hy-lo float valves. 9-501 Hy-Lo Vacuum Breaker float valves can be furnished at an additional charge 3-127 DREXEL with Teleseat Same as above except elongated rim bowl and Sperzel Xo. 600-E Teleseat with flat telescopic cover. 3-128 DREXEL with Teleseat and Sahara Rubber Lined Insulated Tank Bowl: Drexel siphon jet, whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: 3-558 Sahara vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings and rubber insulating liner. Supply: 9-631 angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: X'o. 600 Teleseat with flat top telescopic cover. 3-129 DREXEL with Teleseat 3-126 DREXEL with Teleseaf Overall Dimensions DREXEL, Regular Rim* and Sahara Rubber Lined Insulated Tank Same as above except elongated rim bowl and Sperzel Xo. 600-E Teleseat with flat telescopic cover. PRICES 3-128 DREXEL with Teleseaf "A" Dimensions 3-126 and 3-127 29ft' 3-128 and 3-129 30 ft' 'Drexel elongated rim bowls are 2' longer, wall to front. Catalog White Complete With Plain Less Number White Seat Seat 3-126 3-T27 $118.22 $92.08 130.84 99.78 3-128 3-129 138.82 112.68 151.54 120.48 Color Complete Plain Seat Pearl Seat Less Seat Shipping Weight Pounds $150.94 $158.14 $123.48 167.52 175.12 134.98 1.55 145 171.64 178.84 144.18 188.22 195.82 155.68 145 155 DREXEL with Teleseat Colored Seats are available in the following regular Crane colors: Citrus Yellow Persian Red French Gray Shell Pink Pale Jade Sky Blue Sun Tan 3-126 3-127 3-128 3-129 $124.08 $92.08 $158.14 -- $123.48 135 134.44 99.78 172.32 134.98 145 144.68 112.68 178.84 155.14 120.48 193.02 -- 144.18 155.68 145 155 For other closet seats, refer to Pages 3-19 to 3-22. [f with 9-630 angle supply, less stop Deduct $2.32 For anti-siphon float valve__________ Add 2.20 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to} chnange wjimthuouft nontice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 3-3 Vitreous China Closets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE OXFORD AND NEU-SANIX CLOSE-COUPLED CLOSETS 3-140 3-140 OXFORD Bowl: Oxford reverse trap, whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Oxford vitreous china tank and cover with trim mings. Supply: 9-631 3 angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: CL-50 CRANE-LINE extended back solid Olsonite closed front seat with cover. 3-142 OXFORD With Sahara Rubber Lined Insulated Tank Bowl: Oxford reverse trap, whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: 3-558 Sahara vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings and rubber insulating liner. Supply: 9-631 3 / angle supply pipe with stop. ' Seat: CL-50 CRANE-LINE extended back white solid Olsonite closed front seat with cover. 3-142 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For data on Sahara Tank*, see Page 3-3. 3-150 3-150 NEU-SANIX Bowl: Neu-Sanix washdown whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Oxford vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings. Supply: 9-631 :!'s" angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-912-W 1}4" sprayed white square back seat with cover. 3-152 NEU-SANIX With Sahara Insulated China Tank Bowl: Neu-Sanix washdown whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with jet; china bolt caps. Tank: 3-558 Sahara vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings and rubber insulating liner. Supply: 9-631 angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-912-W \V sprayed white square back seat with cover. 3-152 Overall Dimensions OXFORD, Regulor Rim r-| rI "A*' Dimensions 3-M0 28'/*" 3-1 42 31" Catalog N'umher *3-140 3.142 *3-150 3-152 PRICES White Complete Color Complete With Plain Cost White Seat Seat Plain Seal Pearl Seat Less Seat $88.38 122.58 $68.38 $106.38 $107.98 $83.98 102.58 148.08 149.68 125.68 71.38 103.38 62.18 86.14 94.18 124.94 -- 76.28 -- 115.08 Shipping Weight Pounds Uo 125 1 (5 125 It with 9*630 angle supph. For anti-siphon float vaKe *For Hv-Lo float valve stop Deduct $2.32 Add 2.20 Add l .90 For other closet seats, refer to Pages 3-19 to 3-22. Overall Dimensions NEU-SANIX, Regular Rim T i. "A" Dimensions 3-150 29' 3-152 31 %' Page 3-4 May 4, 1955 .Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 3-160 Vitreous China Closets NEUDAY CLOSE-COUPLED CLOSETS 3-160 NEUDAY Bowl: Neuday washdown whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Oxford vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings. Supply: 9-631 ;i angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-912-W 1}4" sprayed white square back seat with cover. 3-162 NEUDAY With Sahara Insulated China Tank Bowl: Neuday washdown whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: 3-55S Sahara vitreous china tank and cover with trimmings and rubber insulating liner. Supply: 9-631 angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-912-W lj^" sprayed white square back seat with cover. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For data on Sahara Tanks, see Page 3-3. CLOSET AND TANK COMBINATIONS 3-167 PETITE Bowl: Petite reverse trap, whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet; china bolt caps. Tank: Petite vitreous china 6-gallon tank with trimmings and bolt-on cover. Supply: 9-631 ? angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: Bemis T-50 sprayed white square back seat and cover. 3-167 3-180 NEU-ERA Bowl: Neu-Era washdown whirlpool action, regular rim bowl with self-draining jet. Tank: 3-560 Neu-Era vitreous china 6-gallon tank with trimmings and elbow flush connection. Supply: 9-631 ;i s" angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-912-W 114" sprayed white square back seat with cover. 3-180 PRICES Catalog Number *3-160 3-162 *3-167 *3-180 White Complete With Seat less Seat $71.38 103.38 73.78 75.88 $62.18 94.18 64.98 66.68 Colored Complete With Plain Color Seat Less Seat . Shpg. Weight Pounds $86.14 124.94 89.02 101.24 $76.28 115.08 79.68 91.38 105 115 100 110 Neu-Era bowl only. White $24.80; If with 9*630 angle supply, less stop For anti-siphon float valve *For Hy-Lo float \alve Color Deduct Add Add $37.20 2.32 2.20 1.90 for other closet seats, refer to pages 3-19 and 3~22. For other supply pipes, refer to Section 9. 3-167 Petite 3-180 Neu-Era Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Page 3-5 Vitreous China Closets CLOSET AND TANK COMBINATIONS 3-200 SAXONET Bowl: Saxonet washdown whirlpool action, regular rim howl with jet. Tank: 3-560 Neu-Era vitreous china 6-gallon tank with trim mings and elbow hush connection. Supply: 6-651 angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: 3-612-W 114 "sprayed while square back seat with rover. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 3-208 SANTON JR. Bowl: Santon Jr. siphon jet elongated rim, 2" top spud bowl; china bolt caps. Tank: 3-570 Ipswich vitreous china 8-gallon tank with ..bu rnings and offset tlush connection. Supply: 6-651 :i V' angle supply pipe with stop. Seat: Church Xo. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-200 3-207 SANTON Same, except with 15" high Santon bowl. 3-208 Catalog Number *3-200 *3-207 *3-208 Vhite Complete With Seat Less Seat $75.88 $66.68 no.04 90.98 112.54 . 93.48 White Bowl Only $24.80 44.80 47.30 Colored Complete With Plain Color Seat Less Seat $101.24 -- -- $91.38 127.28 130.88 Color Bowl Only $37.20 67.30 70.90 Shpg, Weight Pounds no 160 160 All exposed metal trim i s chromium plated. t If wiih 9-630 ans'le supply. ivsS Slop For asil:-s:ph'T< ihvit v.ihe *For H\-i.o float \alve Deduct $2.32 Add 2.20 Add 1.90 HY-SAN HYGIENIC RIM STRADDLE TYPE BOWL For Public Toilef Rooms 3-282-T Bowl: Hy-San blowout hygienic rim straddle type l'-_>" top inlet, floor outlet bowl: china bolt caps. Valve: 9-405-W Triumph flush valve with backflow preventer. I" angle lockshield stop and flush connection. 3-285-T Same, except wall hung, wall outlet bowl and 3-682 supporting flange unit lor walls up to l14" thick. 3-283-T Bowl: Hy-San blowout hygienic rim straddle type l\o" top inlet, floor outlet bowl; china bolt caps. Valve: 9-451 -\Y Triumph concealed flush valve with push button operating means in the floor, backflow pre venter, 1" straight lockshield stop and flush connection. (For wall up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) Height front rim to floor 1414" 3-288-T 3-286-T Bowl: Hy-San blowout hygienic rim straddle type l'V' back inlet, wail bowl. Valve: 0-433-W Triumph concealed flush valve with oscillating handle, backflow preventer, l" straight lockshield stop and flush connection. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) Support: 3-982 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connec tion for lkt" thick walls. I Bowl: Hy-San blowout hygienic rim I straddle tvpe l1-?" back inlet, wall I bowl. I Waive: 9-454-W Triumph concealed flush valve with push button operat- Hy-San bowls are also available with Sloon flush valves. NOTE: Crane Supporting Flange Units and Crane Chair Carriers ore made for partitions up to 1 V*v thick; partitions thicker than 1 'W must be re cessed to accommodate these supports. ~'T 3-288-T ing means in the floor, backflow preI venter, l" straight lockshield stop P and flush connection. ^For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) Support: 3-982 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connec tion for ll4" thick walls. Catalog Number 3-282-T 3-283-T 3-285-T 3-286-T 3-288-T Prices, Complete j Bowl Only Shpg. Wt. White Color White Color Pounds $134.86 $183.96 $97.50 $146.30 ' go 185.4u 234.50 97.50 146.30 ' on 178.56 181.10 220.56 232.86 235.40 274.86 ' 108.60 108.60 108.60 162.90 162.90 162.90 120 120 125 Page 3-6 May 4, 1955 Superseding December 13. !'>54 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Closets VITREOUS CHINA CLOSETS WITH SLOAN FLUSH VALVES 3-300-C SANTON Bowl: Santon siph'-n jet elongated rim 11 top spud bowl: ehina bolt caps. Waive: No. 110 F YV Crown tlush valve with vacuum breaker. 1" screw driver stop an-1 flush connection. Seat: Church No. _ )() Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-301-C SANTON Same, except regular rim Santon bowl with Church So. 5700 Sani-Black open front seat. 3-306-R SANTON Bowl: Santon siphon jet elongated rim l] >" top spud bowl; china boit caps. Valve: No. 310 Royal foot pedal flpsh valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver stop and exposed flush connections. Seat: Church No. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-310-C SANTON Bowl: Santon siphon jet elongated rim l!->" back spud bowl: china boil caps. Valve: No. 140 VV Crown concealed flush valve with vacuum breaker. 1" wheel handle stop ax. lush conno tion. (For walls up ) 6" thick specify wall thickness, i Seat: Church So. 9500 black or while Moltex open front seat with cheek hinge. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 3-320-R 3-320-R WHIRLTON Bowl: Whirlton siphon jet whirlpool action elongated rim \y<{ top spud bowl; china bolt caps. Valve: No. 110 FQ YG YV Royal flush valve with vacuum breaker, l" screw-driver stop, seat bumper and flush connection. Seat: 3-935-W lj / extended back white sheet covered seat with cover. 3-340-C SPEEDWAY Bowl: Speedway blow-out elongated rim 1W' top spud bowl; china bolt caps. Valve: No. 110 F YV Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-dr ver stop and flush connection. Seat: Sperzel No. 50-E black solid plastic open front seat with self-sustaining hinge. 3-341-C SPEEDWAY Same, except regular rim Speedway bowl with Sperzel No. 50 black solid plastic open front seat with self-sustaining hinge. 3-340-C Overall Dimensions, Inches Catalog Roughs Rim to Projection Number In Floor Wall to Lip 3-300-C 3-301-C 12 12 15 15 If1* 2512 3-306-R 3-3IO-C 12 14 15 15 27'4 29'i 3-320-R 3-340-C 3-341-C 12 15 9 14'4 9 1434 27 y2 26} { 24`T Note: Materials listed above will be furnished as described, contingent upon our ability to secure parts. Catalog Number 3-300-C 3-301-C 3-306-R 3-310-C 3-320-R 3-340-C 3-341-C White Complete Complete Less Seat $101.22 94.62 $82.16 75.56 116.02 116.16 96.96 93.50 132.02 96.96 94.26 87.16 81.36 74.76 PRICES Bowl Only $44.80 38.20 44.30 52.40 Colored Complete with Less j Bowl Plain Color Seat Seat 1 Only ~ $104.96 ' $67.30 -- 94.96 j 57.30 ---- 119.76 1 67.30 120.00 { 78.60 53.60 $161.56 123.96 80.30 44.00 37.40 103.66 66.00 93.76 1 56.10 Shipping Weight Pounds 75 75 85 /$ 75 70 ___ TM__ for other c/oset seats, refer to Pages 3-19 to 3-22. For Flush Vo/yes, refer to Section 9. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed n C S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determmins his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1053 Page 3-7 Vitreous China Closets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE VITREOUS CHINA CLOSETS WITH SLOAN FLUSH VALVES 3-360-R PURTON howl: Purton siphon jet 3" trapway, elongated rim. 11 j" tup spud howl; china holt caps. Valve: N'o. 115 YV Royal flush valve with vacuum breaker. 1" screw-driver stop and ilush connection. Seat: Church No. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open trout reat with check hinge. 3-363-R PURTON Bowl: Purton siphon jet, 3" trapway, elongated rim, 11 o" top spud bowl: china bolt caps. Valve: No. 310 Royal foot pedal flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver stop and exposed flush connections. Seat: Church No. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-360-R All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 3-380-C 8ABY Bowl: Baby siphon jet regular rim IJ-j" top spud bowl; china bolt caps. Valve: No. 110 F YO YV Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver stop, seat bumper and flush connection. Seat: Church Xo. 1580 white solid plastic open front seat. 3-400-C TROY Bowl: Troy reverse trap elongated rim Ij /' back spud bowl with self drain ing jet; china bolt caps. Valve: No. 120 F YV Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw driver stop and flush connection. Seat: Church No. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-401-C TROY Same, except regular rim Troy bowl with Church No. 5700 seat. 3-420-C SAXONET Bowl: Saxonet washdown whirlpool action regular rim l\4" back spud bowl with jet; china bolt caps. Valve: No. 120 F YO YV Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver stop, seat bumper and flush connection. Seat: 3-904-VV lj<t" sprayed white square back open front seat. PRICES AND DIMENSIONS Catalog! Number! (Viniplcte White less Seat 3-360-R $119.16 $100.10 3-363-R 129.02 109.96 3-380-C 100.62 83.96 3-400-C ! 3-401-C i 3-420-C 95.06 88.46 74.62 76.00 69.40 65.40 Bowl Onlv $57.80 57.80 45.80 36.50 29.90 24.80 Colored less i Bowl Seal Only Shipping Weight Pounds Overall Dimensions, Inches Roughs Rim to Projection In Floor WalltoLip $129.20 j$86.60 90 11 14 28 FT 139.06 | 86.60 90 11 14 284 107.16 ; 68.70 | 70 90; 10 233 7 94.50 I 54.70 84.70 1 44.90 78.40 37.20 60 12 60 12 50 l,, 12 14 27 o; 14 25' =, 15 241 > For o/her close/ seats, refer to Pages 3-19 to 3*22. For Flush Valves, refer to Section 9. Page 3-8 Note: Materials listed above will be furnished as described, contingent upon our ability to secure parts. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 2.?, 1953 Prices are sub/ecf to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown /or the Dealer's convenience In determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Closets VITREOUS CHINA CLOSETS WITH SLOAN FLUSH VALVES 3-430-C KING COTTON Bowl: King Cotton extra heavy washout, large trapway, regular rim, 1}4" back spud bowl; china bolt caps. Valve: .Vo. 120 F YV Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screwdriver stop and flush connection. Seat: Church Vo. 5700 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-430-C 3-432-C KING COTTON Bowl: King Cotton extra heavy washout, large trapwav, regular rim, integral seat, lj o" back spud bowl. Valve: Vo. 154 Y\ Crown concealed push button flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and flush connection. (For walls u; to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) For Sectional View and Features of King Cotton bowls, refer to Page 3* 23- VITREOUS CHINA WALL HUNG CLOSETS WITH SLOAN FLUSH VALVES The importance of good sanitary conditions in public toilet rooms has provided an increasing demand for wall type closets. The floor beneath the bowl is free from obstructions, and is therefore easier to keep clean. This desirable feature, together with excellence in design and utility, are presented in the Walton, Rapidway and Lowall wall closets. When supported on a Crane concealed Chair Carrier or a Supporting Flange Unit, the wall closet makes a very sturdy assembly. Rapidway Bowl with Cron Supporting Flange Unit 3-456-R WALTON Bowl: Walton siphon jet elongated rim, l}4" back spud wall bowl. Valve: Vo. 313 Royal concealed flush valve with foot pedal, vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and 134" I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thick ness.) Seat: Church Vo. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. Support: 3-980 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connec tion for 1 " thick walls. NOTE: Crane Supporting Flange Units and Crane Chair Carriers are made for partitions up to 1 Y*v thick; partitions thicker than 1 Vi* must be recessed to accommodate these supports. Note: Materials listed above will be furnished as described, contin gent upon our ability to secure parts. 3-450-R WALTON Bowl: Walton siphon jet elongated rim, lj/f top spud wall bowl. Bowl: Walton siphon jet elongated rim. 1 Vo" back spud wall bowl. Valve: No. 112 YV Royal flush valve with vacuum breaker, l" screw driver stop and flush connection. Seat: Church Vo. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. Support: 3-980 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet conr tion for 134" thick walls. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Valve: Vo. 143 YV Royal concealed flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and flush connec tion. (For walls up to 6" thick-- specify wall thickness.) Seat: Church Vo. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. Support: 3-980 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connec tion for 134" thick walls. PRICES AND DIMENSIONS Catalog White Dimensions, inches Xumfoer Complete Less Seat Bowl Only Roughs In Rim to Floor Projection, Wall to Lip 3-430-C 3-432-C 3-450-R 3-452-R 3-456-R $104.66 93.50 160.80 163.20 173.32 $85.60 93.50 141.74 144.14 154.26 $46.10 53.10 65.50 65.50 65.50 8 5.H 5 SI'S 14H l4Vy 153N la3,5 253, 22` 8 25?i 25y 2551 For other closet seats, refer to Pages 3-19 to 3-21. For flush valves, refer to Section 9. For wall closet Supporting F/ange Units and Chair Carriers, refer to Pages 3-16 to 3-18. For Crane-Hu/bert Drainage Fittings, refer to Pages 2f-<5 and 21-7. Sh:pn>:ic Weight. P uiyii 75 #0 no n; 115 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 Page 3-9 Vitreous China Closets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE VITREOUS CHINA CLOSETS WITH SLOAN FLUSH VALVES 3-460-C RAPIDWAY Bowl: Rapidway blow-out elongated rim. I1 _>" top spud wall bowl. \\dve: Xo. 115 YV Crown slush valve with vacuum breaker. 1" screw-driver stop and tlush connection. Seat: Church Xo. 2500 Sani-Black bard rubber open front >o.u with check hinge. Support: 3-982 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connection for 11 at" thick walls. 3-462-C RAPIDWAY Bowl: Rapidway blow-out elongated rim, integral seat. I1 >'' back spud wall bowl. Valve: Xo. 150 YV Crown concealed push button flush vaive with vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and V' I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.' Support: 5-9R2 supporting ilange unit with 4" I.P.S. trass outlet connection for l'^. ' thick walls. Rapidway and lowall bowls require a minimum of I 5 lbs. pressure at the valve for satisfactory operation. % 3-462-C 3-464-C RAPIDWAY Bowl: Rapidway blow-out elongated rim, l1 /' back spud wall bowl. Waive: Xo. 144 YV Crown concealed flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and flush connec tion. (For walls up to 6" thick-- specify wall thickness.) Seat: Church Xo. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. Support: .5-952 supporting ilange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connec tion for I1'!'' thick walls. 3-466-R RAPIDWAY (not illustrated) Same except with Xo. .513 Royal con cealed tlush valve with foot pedal, vacuum breaker. I" wheel handle stop and 14' I.P.S. union outlet, i For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) NOTE: Crane Supporting Flange Units and Crane Chair Carriers are made for partitions up to 1 !4* thick; partitions thicker than 1 must be recessed to accommodate these supports. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 3-468-C LOWALL Bowl: Lowall blow-out elongated rim, IJ2" top spud wall bowl with twin self-draining jets. Yalve: Xo. 112 YY Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw driver stop and flush connection. Seat: Church X'o. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. Support: 3-982 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connec tion for 1}4" thick walls. 3-470-C LOWALL Bowl: Lowall blow-out elongated rim. ljV' back spud wall bowl with twin self draining jets. Yalve: No. 144 YY Crown concealed flush valve with vacuum breaker, I" wheel handle stop and flush connec tion. (For walls up to 6" thick specify wall thickness.) Seat: Church Xo. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. Support: 3-982 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet connec tion for V/i" thick walls. PRICES AND DIMENSIONS Catalog j White _JDimensions. Inches Number 3-460-C 3-462-C 3-464-C 3-466-R $152.20 135.44 ^ 152.32 165.12 3-468-C 3-470-C 149.92 152.32 Loss Scat $133.14 135.44 133.26 146.06 130.86 133.26 Bowl Onl> $60.90 68.00 60.90 60.90 60.90 60.90 Roughs In 12*4 1214 12*4 1214 104 104 Rim to Floor 151 o 154 15' > 154 14 14 Projection. Wall to Lip 241 > 22 22 22 24} > 24' 4 For ofher closet seats, refer to Pages 3-19 to 3*22. For flush valves, refer to Section 9. For wall closet Supporting Flange Units and Chair Carriers, refer to Pages 3-16 to 3-18. For Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings, refer to Pages 21-6 and 21-7. Weight. Pounds 190 105 105 no 105 110 Page 3-10 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 2$, 1953 Prices are sub/ecf fo chance without notice LIST PRICES are shewn for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net rost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vtfreous China Closers VITREOUS CHINA CLOSETS WITH SLOAN FLUSH VALVES 3-475-R SANWALTON Bowl: Sanwalton siphon jet, angle flange, elongated rim, W/ top inlet wall outlet bowl; china bolt caps. Valve: Xo. 110 F YV Royal flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver stop and flush connection. Seat: Church X'o. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-476-R SANWALTON Bowl: Sanwalton siphon jet, angle flange, elongc:;-i rim, integral seat, 14/ back inlet wall outlet bowl. Valve: X'o. 150 YY Royal concealed push button flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and 1" I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) 3-477-R SANWALTON Bowl: Sanwalton siphon jet, angle flange, elongated rim, integral seat, 1V>" back inlet floor outlet bowl. * Valve: X'o. 150 YV Royal concealed push button flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and 1" I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.)' 3-479-R SANWALTON Bowl: Sanwalton siphon jet, angle flange, elongated rim, l// top inlet floor outlet bowl; china bolt caps. Valve: X'o. 110 F YV Royal flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver stop and flush connection. Seat: Church X'o. 2500 Sani-Black hard rubber open front seat with check hinge. 3-487-C ANGLETON Bowl: Angleton blow-out, angle flange, regular rim, integral seat, 13.4" back inlet wall outlet bowl. Valve: X'o. 150 YV Crown concealed push button flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle stop and 1" I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) Angleton closets require a minimum of 15 pounds pressure at the valve for satisfactory operation. 3-500-R SANTON Bowl: Santon siphon jet, elongated rim, lj. / top spud bowl; china bolt caps. Valve and Seat: X'o. 161 YS YV Royal seat-operated flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver stop, flush connection and Sani-Black hard rubber open front and back seat. 3-500-R 3-487-C All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Note: Materials listed above will be furnished as described, contin gent upon our ability to secure parts. PRICES AND DIMENSIONS Catalog White Colored Complete Less Number Seat Bowl Only Bowl Only 3-475-R 3-476-R $134.20 $115.14 $74.80 119.10 119.10 81.90 -- -- 3-477-R 3-479-R 123.30 137.10 123.30 118.04 86.10 77.70 -- -- 3-487-C 103.84 103.a 69.30 -- 3-500-R -1132.30 44.80 $67.30 ________________ 1 For other closet seals, refer to Pages 3*19 to 3-22. For flush valves, refer to Section 9. Dimensions. Inches Shiun:;-. Roughs Rim to Projection. We:iX In Floor Wall to Liu P.'un-:- 414 U!o 26 UK) 4^2 14,4 26 100 9 9 144 11 14*4 12 15 26 26 07 271 100 100 S5 so Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 Page 3-1 Vitreous Ctnna Closets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE VITREOUS CHINA SEAT-ACTION PRESSURE TANK CLOSETS 3-525 SANTON Bowl: Santon siphon jet, elongated rim, l1 o" top spud bowl. Trim: No. 132-ST Modem-Kelly seataction pressure tank valve with 1 supply, open front composition seat tor elongated rim bowl, 8x24" gal vanized steel concealed tank with pipe and connections for walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness. 3-526 SANTON (not illustrated) Same as 3-525 except with No. 131-ST Modern-Kelly trim with exposed tank and connections. Santon closets require o minimum oper ating pressure of 35 pounds at the valve 3-532 SAXONET Bowl: Saxonet washdown whirlpool action regular rim l\4" back spud bowl with jet. Trim: No. 131-SB Modern-Kelly seataction pressure tank valve with } >" supply, open front composition seat for regular rim bowl, 8x24" galvan ized steel exposed tank with \Y^'x 30'' galvanized flush pipe and con nections. 3-533 SAXONET (not illustrated) Same as 3-532 except with No. 132-SB Modern-Kelly trim with concealed tank and connections for walls up to 6" thick -specify wall thickness. Saxonet closets require a minimum oper ating pressure of 20 pounds at the volve. 3-535 RAPIDWAY Bowl: Rapidway blow-out elongated rim, 134" top spud wall bowl. Trim: No.'133-S Modern-Kelly sealaction pressure tank valve with 34" supply, open front composition seat for elongated rim bowl. 8x24" galvanized steel concealed tank with pipe and connections for walls up to 6" thick--specify' wall thick ness. Support: 3-982 supporting flange unit with 4" I.P.S. brass outlet con nection for 134" wails. Rapidway closets require a minimum oper ating pressure of 35 pounds at the valve. PRICES AND DIMENSIONS OF PRESSURE TANK CLOSETS Catalog Number Price Each Shpg. Wt. Overall Height Pounds including Tank 3-525 3-526 ' 3-532 3-533 '' $148.60 145.80 127.80 1 130.80 no 105 55 90 -- 78J-2 78-; -- 3-535 201.80 135 -- For Vacuum Breaker Add 14.00 Projection Bowl Bowl Height Wail to Lip Roughs in Floor to Rim 27! > 27 12 114 15 15 25)4 25% 1234 12% 24)4 12 H For Chr. PI. flush pipe Add 15 15 151 2 10.00 TANK COVER LOCKING DEVICE Locking cover device provides vandai- proof feature, for use on Drexel. Ip swich, Xeu-F.ra and Oxford tanks. Add to tank price $5.60 3-558 SAHARA With Insulating Liner Sahara vitreous china bottom supply close-coupled tank with rubber insulating liner, metal operating lever, flush valve, CRANE-LINE Hy-Lo float valve, bolts and washers for attaching to Drexel, Oxford, Neuday or Neu-Sanix closet bowls. 3-560 NEU-ERA Neu-Era 6-gallon vitreous china bottom supply tank with metal operating lever, flush valve, float valve and elbow flush connection. 3-570 IPSWICH Ipswich 8-gallon vitreous china bottom supply tank with metal operating lever, flush valve, float valve and offset flush connection. CLOSET TANK PRICES AND DIMENSIONS Catalog Number 3-558 *3-560 *3-570 Price Complete White Color $64.40 35.90 39.90 $80.40 48.20 53.40 Shpg. Wt. Overall Dimensions, Inches Pounds Width Depth Height 85 214 74 16' . 12% 7% 16' , /D 22 8H 101 For Anti-Siphon float valve. Add $2.20 *For Hy-Lo float valve.Add $1.90 Page 3-1 2 May 4, 7 955 Superseding March 22,1954 Prices are subject to change without no//ce LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Closet howls CRANE VITREOUS CHINA CLOSET BOWLS Siphon Jet (Washout) Xame of Bowl Santon Santon Jr. Sanoto Baby Walton Sanwalton Saxonot Saxonot Neodoe King Cotton King Cotton Outlet F-Floor W-Wall F F F F F F F F F F W W F W w F F F F F F DESCRIPTIONS, DIMENSIONS AND PRICES SIPHON JET Style of Rim Elongated Regular Elongated Elongated Regular Elongated Regular Elongated Elongated Regular Elongated Elongated Elongated Elongated Elongated, Integral Seat Elongated, Integral Seat Inlet Size, Inches 1 *4 or 2 1*4 or 2 1*4 or 2 1*4 1*4 1*4 or 2 1*4 or 2 1*4 1*4 1VS H4 1*4 1*4 1*4 U4 1*4 Type Top Top Back Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Back Top Top Back Back Dimensions, Inches Rim to Roughing-in Floor Tank Valve IS 14 12 15 14 12 25 -- 14 13 14 12 13 14 12 15 12 10 15 12 10 15 12 14 ---- 11 10 12 9*4 153 2 15*4 -- -- a*4 5*4 14J4 14^ 14^2 14}^ -- -- -- 9 4*4 Al/o 9 Regular Regular, Integral Seat Regular Regular Regular, Integral Seat WASHDOWN 1*4 or 2 1*4 Back Back 15 15 14 12 12 2 Back 14 10 -- l!" or 2 IJ4 or 2 Back Back 14*4 14*4 11 11 8 5*4 Shipping Weight, Pounds 60 58 60 70 65 60 58 60 75 54 70 71 85 85 85 85 40 40 44 60 63 Price. Each White $44.80 38.20 52.40 47.30 41.00 44.SO 38.20 53.60 57.80 45.80 65.50 65.50 77.70 74.80 81.90 86.10 Color $67.30 57.30 78.60 70.90 61.40 67.30 57.30 80.30 86.60 68.70 -- -- -- 24.80 28.40 30.70 46.10 53.10 1 > j 1 ! 37.20 -- 46.00 = -- Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 _ Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 3-13 vitreous unina v-ioset cowis; rrosr-rroor ctosers CRANE VITREOUS CHINA CLOSET BOWLS Blow-Out CKAIMt UtAUCK PRICE SERVICE > i IV y Speedway Reverse Trap Troy Rapidway Low all Angleton DESCRIPTIONS, DIMENSIONS AND PRICES BLOW-OUT Name of Bowl Sptadway Speedway Rapidway Rapidway Rapidway Lowaif law all Angleton Outlet F-Floor W-\Vall F F VV W W W W W Style of Rim Elongated Regular Elongated Elongated Elongated. Integral Seat Elongated Elongated Regular, Integral Seat Inlet Size, Type Inches Top l`A Top Top 1U Back iA Back 114 Top 1 \i Back m Back Dimensions, Inches Shipping Rim to Roughing-in Weight, Flbor with Valve Pounds 15 9 15 9 58 56 151A is1-; 15 \A n% 12 % u% 64 68 71 14 10% 14 10% 68 68 14.1-2 n 75 Price. :Cach White C dor $44.00i $66.00 37.40' 56.10 60.90, 60.90! 68.00: -- 60.90 1 60.90; 69.301 -- -- Troy Troy F Elongated F Regular REVERSE TRAP U^or 2 Back 1 */ or 2 Back 14 14 12 12 47 ; 36.50-. 54.70 46 ; 29.901 44.90 IMH'W I No. 100 Page 3-1 4 FROST-PROOF CLOSET Modern-Kelly frost-proof closets are designed for installations subjected to freezing temperatures. When the closet is in use (seat down) the valve is opened, permitting water to fill the tank. When the seat is released, the valve closes, and the closet flushes. All remaining water in the tank and valve drains out through a drain opening in the side of the valve. The hopper is cast iron, white porcelain enameled inside and on rim, and painted white outside. MODERN-KELLY No. 100 With Galvanized Pressure Tank Hopper: Round cast iron roll rim hopper, white porcelain enameled inside and on rim, painted white outside. Seat: Oak finish wood seat with galvanized malleable seat ring and hinge. Tank: 8 x 24" galvanized steel pressure tank with piping to valve. Trim: Bronze seat-operated valve with leather packing, removable seat, 12" copper drain tube, and offset flush connection, for 24" bury. (Also furnished for 36", 48" or 60" bury as specified). Note: Trap and soil pipe are not included. When Ordering: Specify depth of bury. Valve must be install ed below frost line. PRICES COMPLETE *F.O.B. Chicago, Illinois Catalog Depth Bury, Number Inches Price, Each Shpg. Wt. Pounds 24 $93.00 90 36 95.SO 92 48 98.00 94 60 100.50 96 For anti-back siphonage device, Add $16.00 No. 100 Roughing-in May be roughed-in 6" closer by installing tank behind wall. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subfect fo change without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE FROST-PROOF CLOSETS Frost-proof closets are designed for installation in a garage, yard, camp, factory, basement or other unheated places. The valve is installed below the frost line and will not freeze in even the coldest weather. A pit is not required. Closets with tanks use only four gallons of water for each flush. Depress ing the seat allows the tank to fill. Only enough water to compress the air enters the tank, after which no more water is used until the seat is again operated. Releasing the seat allows a strong and cleansing flush direct from tank to hopper. Water remaining in valve casing then passes down through the waste valve (below the frost line) into a sewer or gravel box, leaving entire fixture empty. HAAS H-1 With Galvanized Pressure Tank Hopper: Acid-resisting, porcelain enameled inside, painted black outside, elongated rim cast iron hopper with integral flushing rim and spud end to caulk into soil pipe. Seat: Hardwood open front and back seat with reinforced hinge. Tank: 8 x 24" galvanized steel pressure tank. Trim: Supply and liush valve assembled with 4' rod and casing to be installed 3' below ground; copper waste connection. HAAS H-2 Flushes co^nuously while in use and drains completely when seat is released. Hopper: Acid-resisting, porcelain enameled inside, painted biaek outside, elongated rim cast iron hopper wit,-. integral flushing rim and spud end to caulk into soil pipe. Seat: Hardwood open front and back seat with reinforced hinge. Trim: Supply and flush valve assembled with 4' rod and casing to be installed 3' below ground; copper waste connection. Valvas are furnished in any specified length up to 5 feet at same price. Trap and soil pipe are not included. PRICES COMPLETE *F.O.B. Dayton, Ohio Catalog Number 'Price, Each Shpg. Wt. Pounds H-1 $95.20 H-2 79.60 80 55 For valve over 5 feet, Add pr foot $2.50 For enameled all over hopper, Add 12.00 For self-raising seat, Add 8.00 For vacuum breaker, Add 13.00 Frost-Proof Closets --I1. -- : Tcj 'if :< ju.k >H 2 SjW H-] Roughing-in May be rou^hed-in -5s *_* by installing tank behind s\\A mm - 3'. - SM J3V MV up m PIPE OWN V i?S, s' MPfll H-2 Roughing-in No. 4 VOGEL No. 4 Vitreous China Hopper -- Painted White Tank Hopper: Vitreous china flushing rim hopper with top inlet. Seat: Reinforced hardwood closed front seat. Tank: Painted white enamel round pressure tank. Trim: Union elbow flush connection, waste connection, supply and flush valves assembled with 3 '2" of galvanized iron valve rod and casing. VOGEL No. 15 Same, except with vacuum breaker and ball check waste. Valves are furnished in any specified length up to 4 feet at same price. Trap and soil pipe are not included. PRICES COMPLETE fF.CXB. Wilmington, Delaware Catalog Number tPrice, Each Shpg. Wt. Pounds 4 $105.40 65 15 112.20 68 For valve over 4 feet, Add per foot $2.56 HV -- fliu EKE *--ir t* 3V V JV- No. 4 Roughing-in Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. December 13, 1954 Superseding May 7, 1953 Page 3-15 Supporting flange Units and Chairs CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE WALL CLOSET SUPPORTING FLANGE UNITS AND CHAIRS For use with Screwed Drainage Fittings or with Hub and Spigot Soil Pipe WALTON bowl wish Crone concealed Support ing Choir and Crane-Hulbert drainage fitting. NOTE: Crane Supporting Flange Units and Crane Supporting Chairs are made for partitions up to 114" thick--partitions thicker than 1 !4" must be recessed to accommodate these supports. FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES When the drainage piping is securely anchored, both vertically and horizontally, the Supporting Flange Unit acts as a fulcrum carrying the weight of the closet and the applied load. When Supporting Chairs are used, the large, fiat foot, buried into the floor, carries the entire weight of the closet, independent of walls or drainage line connections. A space of '{(!' between closet and wall is a clear indication that no part of the load is carried by the wall. This also allows for slight unevenness in wall finish without altering stud settings. Outlet connection allows for ample adjustment over recommended roughing-in so that a water tight seal can be made between gasket and outlet connection. Three or four point suspension permits quick and easy assembly of closet to supporting flange unit or chair. A standard 4" nipple, furnished by the dealer, is used between closet support and drainage fitting. It is the only part varying with wall thickness. Closet Supporting Chairs may also be installed with lead pipe. For such installations the lead connection is brought through the wall and peened over the outlet connection, eliminating the usual solder or 'wiped join:. Closet bowl can be removed readily by taking off the exposed cap nuts. WALL CLOSET SUPPORTING FLANGE UNITS For 4" Iron Pipe Cast iron closet Supporting Flange Unit with adjustable outlet connection for 4" iron pipe, with asbestos gasket, studs, nuts and washers. WALL CLOSET SUPPORTING CHAIRS For 4" Lead or Iron Pipe Cast iron closet Supporting Chair with adjustable outlet connec tion for 4" pipe, with asbestos gasket, studs, nuts and washers. Crane Supporting Flange Units are designed to be installed 4`/ir from the face of the finished wall to the back edge of the flange, regardless of the thickness of the partition. All exposed metal parts are chromium plated. For Crone-Hufberf Drainage Fittings, refer to Section 21. For Siphon Jet Bowls For Blow-Out Bowls Crane Supporting Chairs must be installed 4Vi* from the face of the finished wall to the back of the chair, regardless of the thickness of the partition, and 2Vi* below the finished floor for Rapidway bowls or 4* below the finished floor for lowall bowls. PRICES COMPLETE--*For partitions up to 114" thick `Partitions of greater thickness must be recessed to accommodate these supports. Catalog .Number For use with Crane Wall Hung Bowls Tvpe of Outlet Connection Pr. E.u n Shpg. Wt. Pounds 3-980 3-981 Walton Walton Brass, for 4" iron pipe Galv., for 4" iron pipe $36.50 33.30 28 28 3-982 3-983 Rapidway and Lowall Rapidway and Lowall Brass, for 4' iron pipe Galv.. for 4" iron pipe 32.90 29.60 23 23 3-984 3-985 3-986 Walton Walton Walton Brass, for 4" lead pipe Brass, for 4' iron pipe Galv., for 4" iron pipe 37.70 44.90 42.10 45 50 50 3-987 3-988 3-989 Rapidway and Lowall Rapidway and Lowall Rapidway and Lowall Brass, for 4' lead pipe Brass, for 4" iron pipe Galv., for 4" iron pipe 35.70 42.70 40.50 42 47 47 Page 3-16 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Moulded Closet Seats SOLID OLSONITE CLOSET SEATS Extended Back--Olsonite Covered Hinges Slack, White, Marbleized Black and White and all Crane Colors, Plain or Pearlescent CL-50 Regular Rim CL-54 Elongated Rim CL-52 Regular Rim CL-56 Elongated Rim The above seats are stamped CRANG-UNE. COMMERCIAL THICKNESS SEATS 8/ock or /Vhife V No. 5 Regular Rim No. 10 Elongated Rim Xo. 5 and No. 10 seats can he furnished with self-sustaining hinge at no extra cost. For Far type or surface check. Add per seat $.66 For concealed check hinge. Add per seat $.66 PRICES--SOLID OLSONITE SEATS Catalog Plain Xumber White 5 $15.20 10 15.74 Plain All CRAXE Colors White Plain Pearl $12.40 12.94 -- -- -- -- CL-50 51 CL-52 53 CL-54 33 20.00 15.20 20.00 15.20 24.66 15.74 18.54 12.40 18.54 12.40 24.66 15.74 $22.40 16.80 22.40 18.60 27.20 17.74 $24.00 18.26 24.00 18.26 30.66 19.06 CL-56 0/ 24.66 15.74 24.66 12.94 27.20 17.74 30.66 19.06 Prices on Xo.51.and Xo. 53 cover black or white seats with lug check (not illustrated!. For seats less lug check as illustrated, add $1.06 per seat. No. 51 Regular Rim No. 53 Regular Rim No. 55 Elongated Rim No. 57 Elongated Rim Colored seats are available in regular Crane colors as follows: Sun Tan Persian Red Pale Jade India Ivory French Groy Citrus Yellow Sky Blue Shell Pink CHURCH MOLTEX CLOSET SEATS Hardwood Core--Extended Back--Concealed Hinges A heavy Molfex covering, *32 thick, is moulded over a hardwood core and is reinforced with a steel and brass plate embedded across the back and moulded integrally entire ly within the seat. Black or White No. 1270 Regular Rim No. 1070 Elongated Rim With Check Hinges CHURCH'SANI-BLACK HARD RUBBER SEATS Extended Back Concealed Hinges No. 2200 Regular Rim No. 3000 Elongated Rim No. 5600 Regular Rim No. 2600 Elongated Rim No. 2300 Regular Rim No. 3100 Elongated Rim No. 5700 Regular Rim No. 2500 Elongated Rim Sani-Black seats without covers have concealed check hinges. CHURCH COREX CLOSET SEATS Moulded Core--Extended Back--White or Black No. 1250 Regular Rim No. 1050 Elongated Rim No. 9700 Regular Rim No. 9500 Elongated Rim CHURCH Square Bock White Only MOLTEX CLOSET SEATS With Moulded Core Extended Back Black or Whife Corex seats have thick moulded surface over a c<", ;f hardwood fi brous chips ar resins, compressed under pressure. A heavy brass insert across the back is embedded into the moulded core. No. 395 Elongated Rim, without check hinge No. 395-C Elongated Rim, with check hinge No. 397 Regular Rim, without check hinge No. 397-C Regular Rim. with check hinge No. 900 Regular Rim No. 940 Regular Rim Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed tn U S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer':, convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. PRICES--CHURCH MOULDED SEATS Catalog Price, Each Catalog White or Catalog Xumber White Black Xumber Black Xumber *395 395-C *397 397-C $15.74 16.40 15.20 15.86 $13.86 14.66 13.34 14.00 1050 1070 1250 1270 $39.74 39.74 39.74 39.74 2200 2300 2500 2600 900 20.00 18.54 9500 22.66 3000 940 25.34 22.66 9700 22.66 3100 *Availab!e with self-sustaining hinge, same price. For other seats see Pages 3-20 to 3*22 5600 5700 Black Each $34.00 19.06 19.06 34.00 34.00 19.06 34.00 19.06 May 4, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Page 3-1 9 Moulded Closet Seats SPERZEL 8/ock or White MOULDED CLOSET SEATS with Self-Raising Hinges SPERZEL Pad Type Black or White OLSONITE 8/ock or White CHURCH MOLTEX Black or White CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CHURCH SANI-BLACK Slack Only No. 60 Regular No. 60E Elongated LP20 Regular LP20E Elongated No. 1550 Regular No. 1650 Elongated No. 8100 Regular No. 8200 Elongated No. 6700 Regular No. 6500 Elongated MOULDED CLOSET SEATS with Self-Sustaining Hinges Self-Sustaining Hinges hold both seat and cover in any position CHURCH MOLTEX Black or White No. 55 Regular Rim No. 55E Elongated Rim No. 75 Regular Rim No. 75E Elongated Rim 0 No. 8700 Regular Rim No. 8500 Elongated Rim CHURCH SANI-BLACK Black Only No. 8800 Regular Rim No. 8600 Elongated Rim OLSONITE White or Black No. 50 Regular Rim No. 50E Elongated Rim Pad Type No. 70 Regular Rim 1 No. 70E Elongated Rim No. 6000 Regular Rim No. 6100 Elongated Rim No. 1750 Regular Rim No. 1850 Elongated Rim LP40 Regular Rim LP40E Elongated Rim With Stainless Steel Hinge Pin No. 150 Regular Rim No. 150E Elongated Rim No. 100 and No. 100E seats can be fur nished in the following regular Crane colors: Citrus Yellow, French Gray, Pale Jade, Persian Red, Shell Pink, Sky Blue, Sun Tan Prices Each No. 100 $22.40 No. 100E $27.20 For Black and White prices see table. Number L.P20 LP20E LP40 LP40F- *50 50E 55 55 E 60 60E 70 TOE 75 75E 100 100E White $29.30 29.60 25.20 25.50 15.20 15.70 36.80 37.20 29.30 29.60 15.20 18.50 36.80 37.20 20.00 24.70 PRICES Black Number $26.40 26.70 *150 150E 22.40 22.70 1550 1650 12.40 12.90 1750 1850 33.20 33.90 6000 6100 26.40 26.70 6500 6700 12.40 15.70 8100 8200 33.20 33.90 8500 8600 18.50 24.70 8700 8800 White $21.90 22.10 33.46 33.46 32.66 32.66 -- ___ 33.46 33.46 32.66 57.06 32.66 57.06 Black $18.70 18.90 30.14 30.14 28.66 28.66 28.66 28.66 30.14 30.14 33.46 33.46 32.66 57.06 32.66 57.06 Available with concealed check hinge. Add per seat $.50 Page 3-20 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Moulded or Sprayed Closet Seats MOULDED CLOSET SEATS-OPEN FRONT AND OPEN BACK OLSONITE With Check Hinges White or 5/ock CHURCH MOLTEX Wifh Check Hinge; Black or While CHURCH SANI-BLACK With Check Hinges Black Only No. 1050 Elongated Rim Price Each W-;te - Black $25.86 No. 9100 Regular Rim No. 9900 Elongated Rim Price Each White ''r I'Vk $25.86 VA" WOOD CLOSET SEATS-SQUARE BACK Sprayed White or Color-Chromium Plated Bar Hinges No. 5100 Regular Rim No. 5900 Elongated Rim Price Each Hl.u-k -n!\ $25.86 Open Front with Cover 3-900 Regular Rim 3-901 Elongated Rim Open Fiont less Cover 3-904 Regular Rim 3-905 Elongated Rim Closed Front with Cover 3-91 2 Regular Rim 3-913 Elongated Rim Closed Front less Cover 3-916 Regular Rim 3-917 Elongated Rim White Co lor PRICE EACH OPEN FRONT WITH COVER OPEN FRONT LESS COVER CLOSED FRONT WITH COVER CLOSED FRONT LESS COVER Regular Rim Elongated Rim Regular Rim j Elongated Rim Regular Rim Elongated Rim Regular Rim 1 Elongated Rim Number! Price Number| Price Number | Price 1 Numberl Price Number Price Number Price Number[ Price J Number! Price 3-900-W $9.60 3-901-W $13.86 3-904-W $9.22 13.903-W $13.20 3-912-W $9.20 3-913-W $13.46 3-916-W) $8.02j j-917-W.$12.80 5-900-C j 10.26 3-901-C 14.54 3-904-C 9.90 (3-905-C I 13.86 3-912-C 9.86 3-913-C 14.14 3-916-C j 8.70! 3-917-C 13.46 1 Va" wood closet seats-extended back Sprayed White or Color--Chromium Plated Concealed Hinges Open Front with Cover 3-902 Regular Rim 3-903 Elongated Rim Open Front less Cover 3-906 Regular Rim 3-907 Elongated Rim Closed Front with Cover 3-914 Regular Rim 3-915 Elongated Rim Closed Front less Cover 3-91 8 Regular Rim 3-919 Elongated Rim White ('t.lor PRICE EACH OPEN FRONT WITH COVER OPEN FRONT LESS COVER CLOSED FRONT WITH COVER CLOSED FRONT LESS COVER j Regular Rim j Elongated Rim Regular Rim Elongated Rim Regular Rim Elongated Rim Regular Rim Elongated Rim 1 Number Price | Numberl Price Number) Price Number Price Number Price Number Price Number Price Number) Price 1 3-902-W S13.O6I3-903-W j$16.00 3-906-W $10.26 3-907-W $12.80 3-914-W $12.66 3-915-W $15.60 3-918-W $9.20 3-919-W;$11.74 ! 3-902 C I 13.74(3-903-0 j 16.66 3-906-C 1 10.80 3-907-C 13.34 3-914-C 13.34 3-915-C 16.26 3-918-C 9.74 3-919-C j 12.26 IMPORTANT--When ordering closet seats specify catalog number and if white or color--for colored seats, also specify name of Crane color. Colored Seats are available in the following regular Crane colors? Citrus Yellow Persian Red Sky Blue French Gray Pale Jade Shell Pink Sun Tan Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed n IT S A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer"* convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to e^tablbh the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1054 Page 3-21 Sheet Covered Closet Seats CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE r/4" SHEET COVERED CLOSET SEATS-SQUARE BACK Plain White or Color--Pearl White or Color Chromium Plated Bar Hinges Open Front with Cover 3-920 Regular Rim 3-921 Elongated Rim Open Front, less Cover 3-924 Regular Rim 3-925 Elongated Rim Closed Front with Cover 3-932 Regular Rim 3-933 Elongated Rim Closed Front, less Cover 3-936 Regular Rim 3-937 Elongated Rim PRICE EACH OPEN FRONT WITH COViR j OPEN FRONT LESS COVER ' CIOSED FRONT WITH COVER | CLOSED FRONT LESS COVER Regular Rim Elongated Rim | Regular Rim Elongated Rim } Regular Rim ; Elongated Rim j Regular Rim Elongated Rim Number 1 Price * Number j Price j Number j Price Number Price I Number j Price * Number Price j Number Price Number ; Price White, Plain i3*^20-\\ $21.S6i5-921-W|$24.66 3-924-W I$l2.66 3-925-W |$14.96 j3-932W j$20.94i 3-933 - W $24.66 3-936-W 512.06 3-937-\V 314.34 8lack, Plain ,3*920*8 Color, Plain i3*920*C Color, Pearl|3-920-P 23.86 ,5 921-B 27.20 3-924-B | 14.00 3-925-B ! 16.2613-932-B | 23.20I5-9.V-B 23.86 11 921-C 27.20 3-924-C 14.00 3-925-0 1 16.26 i3-932'C 1 23.20|5-<>35-C 26.80 I.1-021-P 1 30.66 3-924-P j 14.18 3-925-P | 18.96(3-932-P i 25.60|5-933-P 27.20 3-936-B 27.20 3-936-C 30.66 3-936-P 13.38 3-937-B I 15.68 13.38 3-937-0 . 15.68 13.60 3-93`-P i 15.63 Note: Color Pearl prices also apply to seats in White Pearl and Black Pearl finish. m" or V/2" SHEET COVERED CLOSET SEATS-EXTENDED BACK Plain White or Color--Pearl White or Color--Chromium Plated Concealed Hinges Open Front with Cover 3-922 Regular Rim 3-923 Elongated Rim Open Front, less Cover 3-926 Regular Rim 3-927 Elongated Rim Closed Front with Cover 3-934 Regular Rim 3-935 Elongated Rim Closed Front, less Cover 3-938 Regular Rim 3-939 Elongated Rim PRICE EACH OPEN FRONT WITH COVER OPEN FRONT LESS COVER CLOSED FRONT WITH COVER CLOSED FRONT LESS COVER Regular Rim Elongated Rim Regular Rim Elongated Rim Regular Rim Elongated Rim Regular Rim Elongated Rim { Number Price Number Price Number Price Number Price Number Price Number Priee Number Price Number Price v 1 Whits, Plain|3-922-W $28.80 3-923-YV $33.34 3-926-W $16.40 3-927-YV $19.06 3-934-W $26.14 3-935-W $31.06 3-938-Wl$l5.74 3-939-W $18.40 Black, Plain I3*922*B 30.26 3-923-B 34.66 3-926-B 17.74 3-927-B 20.40 3-934-B 27.46 3-935-B 32.54 3-938-B 1 17.06 3-939-B 19.74 4 J Color, Plain i3-922-C 30.26 3-923-C 34.66 3-926-C 17.74 3-927-C 20.40 3-934-C 27.46 3-935-C 32.54 13-938-C 17.06 3-939-C 19.74 j Color, Pearl 3-922-P 37.74 3-923-P 42.54 3-926-P 18.00 3-927-P 23.06 3-934-P 34.66 3-935-P 40.14 3-938-P 17.34 3-939-P 22.40 j White, Plain 3-922-W 31 .86 3-923-W 37.34 -- -- -- -- 3-934-W 30.14 3-935-W' 35.06 -- -- /2 j Black, Plain 3-922-B 34.00 3-923-B 40.14 -- -- -- -- 3-934-B 31.46 3-935-B 37.60 -- -- -- 1 Color, Plain 3-922-C 34.00 3-923-C 40.14 -- -- ------ -- 3-934-C 31.46 3-935-C 37.60 -- -- - -- j Color, Pearl 3-922-P 42.54 3-923-P 48.14 -- -- -- -- 3-934-P 40.80 3-935-P 45.86 -- -- -- Note: Color Pearl prices also apply to seats in White Pearl and Black Pearl finish. When ordering 3*922, 3-923, 3-934 or 3-935 seats specify if 7 Vi* or 1 Vi* thick seats are desired. IMPORTANT--When ordering closet seats specify catalog number and if plain white, plain color, pearl white or pearl color: for colored seats also specify name of Crane color. Colored Seats are available in the following regular Crane colors: Citrus Yellow Persian Red Sky Blue French Grew Pale Jade Shell Pink Sun Tan Page 3-22 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printer in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast iron Sinks KITCHEN QUEEN PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINK Alternate Supply Fittings for Beveled Panel Back Sinks The Kitchen Queen, Kitchen Pride, Sunnyday and All-Ameri can sinks with beveled panel backs can be furnished with the following alternate Temple supply fittings with Dial-ese con trols when specified: 8-62--Temple Dial-ese swinging s: ting. less spray, with cover plate aerator.) t. two-valve supply fit Specify 8-62-A if with 5-40-S KITCHEN QUEEN Sink: Kitchen Queen acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment sink with back, depressed drainboards, beveled fixture panel, two soap depressions and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: $-60 Temple Dial-ess swinging spout, two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and 11 -i" tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note; Sink supp/iej and traps ore not included. Overall Dimensions Sink........ * ,72x25*;*" Each Basin.,.. 18x16x8" Height of back 4" Cabinet -.. 72x24Height. .34* gVsets sink 36" floor to top of rim) No. 7240 Kitchen Queen cabinet is arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified. SB Utility Basket CB Hardwood Cutting Board CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack Refer to Page 5-16 for i/furfrat/oni and descriptions. 8-66--Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, three-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-66-A if with aerator.: 8-68--Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, three-valve supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify 8-68-A if with aerator.) To order Kitchen Queen sinks with alternate supply fittings as illustrated above, use the following catalog numbers: 5-40, with 8-62 or 8-62-A fitting. 5-40-T, with 8-68 or 8-68-A fitting. 5-40-TS, with 8-66 or 8-66-A fitting. AN exposed metal trim is chromium plated. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON WHITE UNDERSINK AND WHITE KITCHEN CABINETS Note: Undersink cabinets and base and wall cabinets shown on this page and on the pages following are F.O.B. nearest distribution point. All actual transportation costs from distribution point to delivery point will be added to the cabinet prices shown. Consult your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for nearest distribution point, ZONE } AHanta, Ga. Bayonne, N. J. Brighton, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. ZONE 1 CABINET DISTRIBUTION POINTS BY ZONES ZONE 1 ZONE 1 Charlotte, N. C. Chicago, III. Cincinnati, O. Dallas, Tex. Denver, Colo. Des Moines, la. Maumee, O. New Orleans, La. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. ZONE 2 Los Angeles, Cal. San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Note: All Crane undersink cabinets and kitchen cabinets are now available in the following four colors: Butter Yellow, Spring Green, Birch Tan and Blossom Pink. Contact your Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for prices. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tCoIor Price includes colored sink and white cabinet. Catalog Number and Description ZONE 1 Whit* tCoIor ZONE 2 White tColor 5*40, with Cabinet 5-40-S, with Cabinet 5-40-T, with Cabinet 5-40-TS, with Cabinet $415.42 422.42 424.72 431.72 $438.12 445.12 447.42 454.42 $440.74 447.74 450.04 457.04 $463.44 470.44 472.74 479.74 No. 7240 Cabinet Only 168.42 -- 193.72 -- Shpg. Wt. Pounds 520 522 522 524 182 Price* are sub/ecf to change without notice. Printed in U S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. For aerator on spout.................................................... .. .Add $1.90 For 8-324 $4* male tailpieces..............Per Pair, Add .48 For SB Utility Basket................. ......................... Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray...................................... .Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack..............................Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board................... Add 5.02 If less 8-361 wastes...................... ................... Each, Deduct 6.70 For sink traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 8. For waste disposal unit, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 5-3 Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Sinks CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE KITCHEN PRIDE AND SUNNYDAY PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINKS 5-44-S KITCHEN PRIDE Sink: Kitchen Pride acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment sink with back, beveled fixture panel, two soap depressions and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and l1 _>" tailpieces. Cabinet: Xo. 3800 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps. Note: Sink supplies and traps are not included. Sink . 38x25l'i* Cabinet. . 3Rx24^'6v Overall Dimensions Each basin ...18x16x8* Height of back 4* Height. .34,^*(sets sink 36* floor to top of rim) To order Xitchen Pride or Sunnyday sinks with alternate Temple supply fittings described on Page 5-3, use the catalog numbers shown below: Kitchen Pride Sunnyday 5-44 with 8-62 or 8-62-A fitting--5-50 5-44-T with 8-68 or 8-68-A fitting--5-50-T 5-44-TS--with 8-66 or 8-66-A fitting--5-50-TS 5-50-S SUNNYDAY Sink: Sunnyday acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment sink with back, depressed drainboards, beveled fixture panel, two soap depressions and. concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1H" tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5440 ffor 54" sink) or Xo. 6040 (for 60'' sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note; Sink supplies and trap are not included. Sink. Size 54x25 >4" 60x25):f Basin Size 20x18x8' 22x18x8" Overall Dimensions Back Cabinet Height Size 4' 54x24!f6" 4' 60x245,6' Cabinet Height 34U" 3414" Sink rim to floor 36' 56' Cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following acces sories, when specified: Xo. 3800 Kitchen Pride Cabinet--SB Utility Basket. Xos. 5440 or 6040 Sunnyday Cabinet--SB Utility Basket. STR Sliding Towel Rack, CB Hardwood Cutting Board and CT Plastic Cutlery Tray. Refer to Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps iColor Price includes colored sinfcr and white cabinet Catalog Number and Description Size, inches ZONE 1 Whit. tColor ZONE 2 Whit. tColor 5*44, with Cabinet 5-44-S, with Cabinet 5*44*T, with Cabinet 5-44*15, with Cabinet No. 3800 Cabinet Only 3Nx25'4 3Sx25i4 38x25)4 38x25*4 38x24X6 $214.98 221.98 224.28 231.28 68.68 $226.58 233.58 235.88 242.88 -- $223.88 230.88 233.18 240.18 77.58 $235.48 242.48 244.78 251.78 -- 5-50, with Cabinet 5-50-S, with Cabinet 5-50-T, with Cabin.! 5-50-TS, with Cabin.t No. 5440 Cabinet Only 54x25)4' 54x25)4 54x25)4' 54x25)4 54x245 is 290.02 297.02 299.32 306.32 132.62 303.42 310.42 312.72 319.72 ~ 310.18 317.18 319.48 326.48 152.78 323.58 330.58 332.88 _339.88 5-50, with Cabinet 5-50-S, with Cabinet 5-50-T, with Cabinet 5-50-TS, with Cabinet No. 6040 Cabinet Only 60x25*4 60x25*4 60x25*4' 60x25*4 60x24X6 301.58 308.58 310.88 317.88 137.78 315.68 322.68 324.98 331.98 -- 322.24 329.24 331.54 338.54 158.44 336.34 343.34 345.64 352.64 -- Shpg. Wt. Pounds 305 306 307 308 95 421 422 424 425 163 442 443 444 445 169 For aerator on spout........................................ .... Add $1.90 For 8-324 Vi* male tailpieces_____ Per Pair, Add .48 For SB Utility Basket........................................Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray.. . . .Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack................................ Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board . ... Add 5.02 If less 8 **61 wastes.. ................ Each, Deduct 6.70 For sink traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 8. For waste disposal unit*, refer to Pager 5*24 to 5-27. All exposed metal trim Is chromium plated. Page 5-4 May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Sinks HOMEMAKER PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINKS Alternate Supply Fittings for Deck Type Kitchen Sinks The Homemaker, Sunnycrest, Stewardess, AllianceWare and all flat rim ledge type sinks can be furnished with the follow ing alternate Embassy supply fittings with Dial-ese controls when specified: 8-84 Emb assy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-vaive supply fitting, less spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator..1 5-81-S, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-82-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: Homemaker acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboard. soap depression and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. 'Specif}' 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l1 >" tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 4240-L (for left hand drainboard) or Xo. 4240-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Sink. .........42x2514* Cabinet 42x24516" Overall Dimensions Basin..........20x18x8" Height or back.... .4" Height, .34} g (sets sink 36" floor to top of rim) Xo. 4240 Homemaker cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer I Page 5*16 for i/tusfrafion* and de: criptions. 8-85 Embassy Dial-ese lede- type, swinging spout three-valve supply fitting, less spray. Specify 8-85-A if with aerator. > 8-89 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout three-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb con trol spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-89-A if with aerator.) To order Homemaker sinks with alternate supply fittings as illustrated above, use the following catalog numbers: With 8-84 or 8-84-A Embassy Fitting 5-81, L. H. Drainboard 5-82, R. H. Drainboard With 8-85 or 8-85-A Embassy Fitting 5-81-T, L. H. Drainboard 5-82-T, R. H. Drainboard With 8-89 or 8-89-A Embassy Fitting 5-81 -TS, L. H. Drainboard 5-82-TS, R. H. Drainboard All exposed metal trim Is chrome plated. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tCofor Price includes colored sink and white cabinet Catalog Number and Description ZONE 1 Whit* t Color ZONE 2 White tColor 5-81 or 5-82, with Cabinet 5-81-5 or 5-82-S, with Cabin*) 5-81-T or 5-82-T, with Cabinet 5-81-TS or 5-82-TS, with Cabinet $211.16 219.06 218.96 227.26 $220.86 228.76 228.66 236.96 $225.36 233.26 233.16 241.46 $235.06 242.96 242.86 251.16 5-81 or 5-82, Sinks Only, less all trim No. 4240-L or No. 4240-R Cabin*! Only 87.70 97.56 97.40 87.70 111.76 97.40 -- SHpg.Wt. Pounds 323 324 325 52(3 195 120 For aerator on spout......................... Add $1.80 For 8-324 tailpieces..... .Per Pair, Add .48 For SB Utility Basket......... .........................Add 3.52 For-CT Cutlery Tray..................................... Add 3.22 For STR Towel Rack..................................... Add 12.00 For CB Cutting Board....................... Add 5.02 Is less 8-361 waste........................ Bach, Deduct 6.70 For sink traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 8. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in L'.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 2H, 1955 Page 5-5 Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast iron Sinks CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE SUNNYCREST AND STEWARDESS PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINKS 5-WO-S SUNNYCREST Sink: Sunnycrest acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboards. two soap depressions and concealed wail attach ment plates. Trim: S-S8 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1} >" tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 5422 (for 54" sink) or Xo. 6022 (for 60" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included Sink Size 54x22'-)' 60x22'4' Basin Size 20x15x8' 224x15x8' Overall Dimension! Back Cabinet Height Size 4' 54x21%' 4' 60x21%' Cabinet Height 3414' 344' Sink rim to floor 36" 36" STEWARDESS 5-103-S, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-106-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: Stewardess acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboard, soap depression and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout twovalve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. ' Specify' 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and ljo" tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 4222-L `for left hand drainboard' Xo. 4222-R tfor right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Sink.............42x22'.)' Cabinet....42x21%' Overall Dimensions Basin......... 20x15x8" Height of back. ..4" Height. .3454" (sets sink 36" floor to top of rimi To order Sunnycrest or Stewardess sinks with alternate Embassy supply fittings described on Page 5-5, use the catalog numbers shown below. With 8-84 or 8-84-A Embassy Fitting 5-100 Sunnycrest 5-103 Stewardess L. H. Drainboard 5-106 Stewardess R. H. Drainboard With 8-85 or 8-85-A Embassy Fitting 5- I00-T Sunnycrest 5-103-T Stewardess H. Drainboard 5-106-T Stewardess R. H. Drainboard With 8-89 or 8-89-A Embassy Fitting 5- 100-TS Sunnycrest 5-103-TS Stewardess L. H. Drainboard 5- 106-TS Stewardess R. H. Drainboard Xo. 5422 and Xo. 6022 Sunnycrest cabi nets and X'o. 4222 Stewardess cabinets are arranged to accommodate the fol lowing accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer to Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tCofor Price Includes colored sink and while cabinet and Description Size, Inches 5-100, with Cabinet 5-100-S, with Cabinet 5-100-T, with Cabinet 5-lOO-TS, with Cabinet 54x22'-) 54x22'..; 54x22'4 54x22'2 5-100, Sink Only, less all trim 54x22'-; No. 5422 Cabinet Only 54x213\ 5-100, with Cabinet 5-100-S, with Cabinet 5-100-T, with Cabinet 5-100-TS, with Cabinet 60x22'-. 60x22'., 60x22*4 --0x22! > 5-100, Sink Only, less all trim 30x22'.) No. 6022 Cabinet Only 60x21% 5-103 or 5-106, with Cabinet 5-103-S or 5-106-S, with Cabinet 5-103-T or 5-106-T, with Cabinet 5-103-TS or 5-106-TS, with Cabinet 42x22!-; 42x22!< 42x2214 42x22's 5-103 or 5-106, Sink Only, less all trim 42x22'.j No. 4222-L or No. 4222-R Cabinet Only 42x21% For aerator on spout...................................... Add$1.80 For 8-324 %" tailpieces. . Per Pair, Add .48 For SB Utility Basket ............................ Add 3.52 For CT Cutlery Tray... Add 3.22 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 White tColor 1 White TColor $277.32 285.22 285.12 293.42 $289.72 297.62 297.52 305.82 $298.08 305.98 305.88 314.18 $310.48 318.38 318.28 326.58 111.30 140.12 123.70 __ 111.30 160.88 123.70 -- 290.56 298.46 298.36 306.66 303.86 311.76 311.66 319.96 311.98 319.88 319.78 328.08 325.28 333.18 333.08 341.38 118.60 131.90 118.60 131.90 146.06 -- 167.48 216.80 224.70 224.60 232.90 226.10 234.00 233.90 242.20 232.40 240.30 240.20 248.50 241.70 249.60 249.50 257.80 83.00 92.30 83.00 92.30 107.90 1 123.50 -- For STR Towel Rack . , .- For CB Cutting Board.............................. Shpg. Wt. Pounds .166 36/ .loo 250 125 583 584 585 5S6 240 135 262 265 264 265 160 96 Add $12.00 Add 5.02 If less 8-361 waste........................ Each, Deduct 6.70 For sink traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 3. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Page 5-6 May 4, 1955 Superseding February AY, 1955 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. . Printed in L.o A, CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Formed Metal Sinks ALLIANCEWARE PORCELAIN ENAMELED FORMED METAL CABINET SINKS 5-117-S ALLIANCEWARE Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal two-compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboards and two soap depressions. Trim: S-S8 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout twovalve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-S8-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-561 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and l1 tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 6640 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. 5-117 ALLIANCEWARE Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less hose and spray, with 8-650 faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Note: Sink supplies and traps are not included. Sink 66x25" Cabinet. . 66x24?is" Overall Dimensions Each basin... 15x17>4x8" Height oi back.. 4" Height___ (sets sink 36" floor to top of rim) 5-1 1S-S ALLIANCEWARE Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enamewd formed metal single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboards and soap depression. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spou: two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter vaive and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-S8-A if with aerator.) Waste: S-J61 Receptol basket strainer with stopper ami l.Cj" tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5440 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. 5-118 ALLIANCEWARE Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less ho?e and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Note; Sink supplies and traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Sink,............. 54x25* Basin......... .. .20x17*2x7* Height of back 4' Cabinet.. .54x24* u*" Height... .34* 2" (sets sink36" floor to top of rim No. 5440 and 6640 CRANE cabinets for AllianceWare sinks are ar ranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket STR Sliding Towel Rack CT Plastic Cutlery Tray CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer to Page 5*16 for illustrations and descriptions. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supp ies and fraps Catalog Number |_ Priee, iach Shpg. Wt. and Description 5-117, with Cabinet 5-117-S, with Cabinet 5-117, Sink Only, less all trim No. 6640 Cabinet Only 5-1 IS, with Cabinet 5-118-S, with Cabinet 5-118, Sink Only, less all trim No. 5440 Cabinet Only ZONE I | ZONE 2 $270.34 i $291.70 ! 277.66 ' 299.02 94.00 * 94.00 143.16 j 164.52 217.42 [ 237.58 l 225.32 | 245.48 ' 58.90 ' 58.90 132.62 152.78 Pounds 286 286 101 176 257 257 80 163 For aerator on spout.................................................................. Add $1.80 For 8-324 W'male tailpieces............................... Par Pair, Add .48 For So L'tility Basket................................................ ............ Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray.................................................... Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack.............................................. Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board................................... Add S.02 If less 8-361 waste.................................... .. Each, Deduct 6.70 For sink traps, supply pipes and continuous waster, refer to Section 8. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Prices are rub/ecf to change without notice. Printed in C S.A I.tsT PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February AV, 1955 Page 5-7 Porcelain Enameled Formed Metal and Cast Iron Sinks CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE ALLIANCEWARE FORMED METAL CABINET SINKS ALL AMERICAN CAST IRON SINKS For Building into Fabricated Tops The overall si/e. large and deep twin basins, low height integral back, and wide ilat rims of the All American are features that make it a most desirable style for building into fabricated sink '.ops. [n addition, the beveled fixture panel is a feature found only in the most modern styles of CRANE sinks. The -fink ends are offset to provide a mure attractive and water tight in ^ --tr^ii ! installation. It is a practical design for use with Formica, Textolite, Micarta. linoleum r\ 1 O li 22' or other covering materials 4-------------- St t for fabricated countertop in stallations. 18'- 5-121 -S, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-122-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: AllianceWcre wrote ,u id-resisting porcelain enameled forme i .r.cM. 'i.-.gle vunourrment ledge sink with hack, depressed dr onboard and soap depression. Trim: Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spuut fv .-v.iive ''apply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb .-intro! spray with retractable rubber hose. Specify h-V'-A ii with aerator.' Waste: "Viol Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1! ' tailpiece. Cabinet: lJ4n-L for left hand drainboard': or Xo. 424n- R rEmt hand drainboard 1 CRANE baked white ei'.amei .-tee! cabinet with sink damps and sliding bread drawer cover. 5-121, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-122, with Right Hand Drainboard Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less hose and spray. -Specify S-'d-A if with aerator.) Refer la Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. Sink. Cabinet 42x2.'" 42x24-!*' Overall Dimensions liasir... 20xl71->x71' Height of hack.. 4" Height 341 /-sets sink 36" floor to top of rimj Xo. 4240 CRANE cabinet for AllianceWare sink is arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket STR Sliding Towel Rack CT Plastic Cutler/ Tray CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer o Page 5- <6 for illustrations and descriptions. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS ( See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number and Description 5-121 or 5-122, with Cabinet 5-121-S or 5-122-S, with Cabinet 5-121 or 5-122 Sink Only, less all trim No. 4240-L or No. 4240-R Cabinet Only Price,, Each ZONE 1 ZONE 2 $181.76 189.66 58.30 97.56 ; $195.96 ? 203.86 1 58.30 i 111.76 . Shpg. Wt. Pounds I'M 1<) 63 120 For aerator on spout ['or 8-324 14 ' male tailpieces For SB Ctilitv Basket For CT Plastic Cutlerv Trav For STR .Sliding Towei Rack For CB Hardwood Cutting Board. If less 8-361 waste Add $1.80 Per Pair, Add .48 Add 3.52 Add 3.22 Add 12.00 Add 5.02 Deduct 6.70 For sink tropsf supply pipes and continuous wastes, refer to Section 8. 5-124-S ALL AMERICAN Sink: All American acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment rlat rim sink with back, beveled fixture panel and two soap depressions, for counter top installation. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve sup ply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb con trol spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify S-60-A if with aerator.1 Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and 14 / tailpieces. Note: Sink supplies and traps are not included. Size . 38x22" Overall Dimensions Each Basin . 17x15' jxS" Heicht of hack 4" All American sinks are available with alternate Temple supply fittings as described on Page 5-8. To order, specify catalog numbers as follows: 5-124 --with 8-62 or S-62-A fitting. 5-1 24-T - with 8-68 or S-08-A fitting. 5-124-TS-- with 8-66 or S-66-A fitting. HUDEE stainless steel sink frames, for use with All American sinks, are illustrated on Page 5-2 I. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number Price, Each "White* Color . Shpg. Wt. Pounds 5-124 5-124-S 5-124-T 5-124-TS $136.90 143.90 , 146.20 1 153.20 $147.30 154.30 156.60 163.60 ; ; 160 i6i 162 162 For aerator on spout . For 8*324 I4* male tailpieces If less 8-361 wastes. .. Add $1.90 * Per Pair, Add .48 ............................................Each, Deduct 6.70 For waste disposal unils, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Page 5-8 May 4, 1955 Superseding February J.V, . '5? Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S A. CRANE DEALER Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron and Formed Metal Flat Rim Sinks PRICE SERVICE------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CAST IRON' FLAT RIM SINKS FORMED METAL FLAT RIM SINKS 5-131 -S Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain ename:-d cast iron two- compartment flat rim sink with extended back ledge and two soap depressions. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Wastes: I'wo 8-861 Recepfol basket strainers with stoppers and 1! _>" tailpieces. Note: Sink supplies, traps and continuous wastes are not included. Overall Dimension* >i2e 32x21- Basin sizes...........14) .jxlol-)X8 5-140-S Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal two-compartment flat rim sink wit!', extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve suppiy fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber in:$e. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator./ Wastes: Two S-861 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and l1/' tailpieces. Nofe: Sink tapplies, traps, and continuous wastes ore no/ included. 5-140 Same except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less uv.-e and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.1 Overall Dimensions: Size . .32x21" Basin Sizes 1A' 14x'' 5-136-S Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron flat rim sink with extended back ledge and *two soap depressions. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A u with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l.V tailpiece. Note: Sink supplies and trap are nof included. Overall Dimensions: Size. ...24x21*- Basin size............21' nxl5!-jx8'' Size ........ 30x21" Basin size.......... 271 -jxli1 ->x8" *24x21" size does not have soap depressions. Cast iron dat rim sinks are available with alternate Embassy supply fittings as illustrated on Page 5-5; to order (specify catalog number as follows.; Two Basin ,. Single Basin 5-131 --with 8-84 or 8-S4-A fitting--5-136 5-131-T --with 8-85 or 8-85-A fitting--5-136-T 5-131 -TS--with 8-89 or 8-S9-A fitting--5-136-TS 5-146-S Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal flat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l1-/ tailpiece. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. 5-146 Same except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, iess hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.' Overall Dimensions: Size.......... 24x21" Size... . 30x21" Basin Size 2(J'^xl4* Basin Size. .. 26"xl4T.x8" PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number 5-131 5-131-S 5-131-T 5-131-TS 5-131, Ware Only Size, Inches 32x21 32x21 32x21 32x21 32x21 Price, Each | Shpg. Wt. White Color , Pounds $108.80 $117.20 ! 113 116.70 125.10 1 114 116.60 124.90 125.00 f 133.30 1 114 115 76.20 84.60 | 105 5-136 24x21 30x21 71.30 79.30 76.30 85.20 ; 81 101 5-136-S 24x21 30x21 79.20 87.20 84.20 93.10 ; 82 102 5-136-T 24x21 30x21 79.10 87.10 84.10 93.00 82 102 5-136-TS j 5-136, Ware Only | i 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 87.40 95.40 45.40 53.40 92.40 101.30 5590..3400 : ` i ! 83 103 75 95 PRICE COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number | Size, S Price. Each : Shpg. Wl. ! inches ! White ^ Pounds 5-140 5-140-S 32x21 32x21 $78.00 85.90 4 4.' 5-140, Ware Only 5-146 J 1 ; 5-146-S | 5-146, Ware Only j 32x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 I | ! -! ! 45.40 49.40 52.70 57.30 60.60 23.50 26.80 ' ; 1 59 At 43 55 44 19 55 For aerator on spout..... ...................................................... Add $1.80 For 8-324 I4" maie tailpieces......... ..................... For Pair, Add .48 If less 8-361 waste............................ .................... Each, Deduct 6.70 For sink traps and continuous wastes, refer to Section 3. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. For HUDEE stainless steel sink frames, refer to Page 5-23. Prices are sub/'ec/ fo change without notice. Printed in IT S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 5-9 Flat Rim Sinks PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 5-150 Sink: Acid-resisting n< - ,:-iin enam eled cast iron tlat rir. '.ter outlet sink. Waste: 8-561 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and Id / tailpiece. Note: Sink trap >z not tnciuaed. Sizes Overall Dimensions 24x20" Has::1, 21 _k1/*jx6 ',Jx20v 27* j\*I 7; _>x6' 5-155 Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enam eled cast iron flat rim end outlet sink. Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1* o" tailpiece. Note: Sink trap is not included* Sizes Overall O-menslons 24x18* Basin ."izes..-21* 4x15* <>x6" 24x20" 2l4xl7lox6" 30x18" 27*2x15* nx6" 30x20" 27J-/2xi71/2x6v PORCELAIN ENAMELED FORMED METAL 5-160 Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment tlat rim sink with center outlets. Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strain ers with stoppers and l1-/' tailpieces. Note! Sink traps are not included. <ises Overall Dimensions .32x20" Basin Sizes. 14x17*2x8* 42x20" 19x174x8* DURACLAY Earthenware, Vitreous Glazed 5-165 Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal twocompartment tlat rim sink with center outlets. Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket 5-'68 Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resist ing porcelain enameled formed metal center outlet sink. Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l!4" tailpiece. 5-180 Sink: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, flat rim center outlet sink. Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and lj o" tailpiece. Note: Sink trap is not included. strainers with stoppers and 1* o" tailpieces. Nofe: Sink traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Size. ,, 32x18" Basin Sizes I3'iexl4x8v Nofe; Sink trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes,. .2-1x18" Basin Sizes.. .207-'sxl4'^x8" 30x18" 26^xl4y8x8" Overall Dimensions Sizes .20x18" Basin Sizes 164x14x6* S 24x18" 21x15x8" HUDEE stainless steel sink frames are available for porcelain enameled cast iron and formed metal sinks--refer to Page 5-23 for details. VITREOUS CHINA For Installation Under Countertops 5-186 Sink: Vitreous china end outlet flat rim sink with integral overflow. ('Top of rim is unglazed, for in stallation under countertop.) Waste: 8-353 P.O. plug with per forated open strainer and 11 >'' Catalog Number 5-150 5-155 5-160 5-165 5-168 PRICE' COMPLETE, less traps Price, Each i ..<tes 24x20 30x20 24x18 24x20 30x18 30x20 White $35.60 41.60 34.20 35.60 37,60 40.50 Color $38.70 45.40 37.20 38.70 41.00 44.20 32x20 42x20 32x18 24x18 30x18 71.40 88.90 53.50 25.20 29.90 77.80 97.40 -- -- Shpg. Wt. Pounds 57 82 52 57 72 80 120 145 59 30 34 tailpiece. Nofe: Sink trap is not included. Sink Sizes. Overall Dimensions 12.S" 15x12" 20x14" Basin Sizes. . ,, 9x5x5" 12l'4x9l4x6* 17x11x8" 5-180 5-186 20x18 24x18 12x8 15x12 20x14 39.00 47.70 33.70 42.10 60.38 55.20 68.20 -- -- -- 62 82 30 36 47 If less 8-361 waste........................................................ .Each, Deduct $6.70 If less 8-353 waste .......................... ................... ... .Each, Deduct 4.50 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Page 5-10 May 4, 1955 Superseding February 18, 1955 _______________________ For fink traps and continuous wastes, refer to Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE CORNER WALL CABINETS No. R30CW, With Revolving Shelves CRANE baked white enamel steel corner wall cabinet, dO1^" high, with two adjustable, revolving shelves and concealed hangers; door hinged at left. Catalog Number R30CW Width of backs 25" Depth at sides 13" Shelves have turned up edges with roll rims--they revolve on a bail bearing shaft. No. R30CW, Open View No. 30CW, with Adjustable Shelves CRANE baked white enamel steel corner wall cabinet, 30! high, with two adjustable shelves and concealed hangers; door hinged left. Catalog Number 30 CW Width of backs 25 Depth at sides 13" FILLER PIECES FOR CRANE KITCHEN CABINETS Filler pieces are die formed with curved contours and rounded edges to match tfie contours of Crane cabinets. They are installed flush with the front of doors and drawers. Base cabinet tiller pieces have a white baked enamel vertical piece and black toe plate. Vertical and horizontal pieces for wall cabinets have a white baked enamel finish. Corner filler pieces for wall cabinets are installed with the flat bottom piece face down, the same as for other wall cabinet fillers. Kitchen Cabinet No. 30CW TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICE EACH Catalog Number R30CW 30CW Size, inches 25x304 25x304 Prico, Each ;Shoa_ W(. ZONE 1 ZONE 2 i Pounds $87.76 $95.92 | 58.12 66.46, 70 73 SNAP-IN BOTTOMS Snap in bottoms have elongated holes to match the protruding buttons in the recessed bottoms of cabinets. J'.. CRANE baked white enamel steel snap'* in bottom. Catalog Size, Number Inches 8-15 15x13 8-18 18x13 8*21 21x13 8-24 24x13 B-27 27x13 B-30 30x13 B-36 36x13 B-CW 25x25 For Cabinets Numbered 1530-L or R; 5430W <21830-L or R 2118; 2130 2418; 2430; 24BCW; 5430W 2730 3018; 3030 3612; 3615: 3618: 3630 30CW; R30CW 1 IBF-1 Ir.side l 34,4 1 IBF-2 inside 2 3414 2 SBF-L Scribe 3 34*0 SBF-R Scribe 3 341 i 4 C8F Corner lll[6-Xl1,lfi 34 0 5 7 Vi RCB Scribe 7*2 341 FOR WAU CABINETS 6 IWF-18-1 Inside 6 IWF-18-2 Inside 6 IWF-30-1 Inside 6 IWF-30-2 Inside 1 2 l 2 7 SWF-12 Scribe 7 SWF-18 Scribe 7 SWF-30 Scribe 3 3 3 18`-8 184 304 304 U4 184 304 8 CWF-18 Corner 8 CWF-30 Corner 14x14 14x14 184' 304 FOR BROOM CABINETS 9 SF81 Scribe ___ }___ LL_ Catalog Number 8-15 B-18 B-21 B-24 B-27 B-30 B-36 B-CW IBF-1 IBF-2 SBF-L SBF-R Size, Inches 15x13 18x13 21x13 24x13 27x13 30x13 36x13 25x25 1x34!7 2x34'7 3x34'7 3x34'-, Price, Each $5.62 5.76 6.62 6.88 7.62 8.26 8.50 11.26 8.20 8.20 8.20 8.20 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed *n U S A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. PRICE, EACH Shpg. Wt. Pounds 3 34 3'-, 4 44 5 71-, 84 2'., 3 2'-7 2' , Catalog Number CBF 7'/2RCB IWF-18-1 IWF-18-2 IWF-30-1 IWF-30-2 swF-12 SWF-18 SWF-30 CWF-18 CWF-30 SF-81 Size, Inches I"l6.xl'l'isx34! 7}2x34*2 1x184 2x184 1x304 2x304 3x124 3xlS4 3x304 14x14x184 14x14x304 3x81 May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Price, Each $11.46 7.76 8.20 8.20 8.20 8.20 8.20 8.20 8.20 11.46 H .46 18.16 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 4 5 is 2 n> 2*. 1 1' , 3 4'-, 53-> 6'., Page 5-15 Kitchen Cabinet Accessories ACCESSORIES FOR CRANE KITCHEN CABINETS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CT Cutlery Tray White plastic aitlery tray. Can be used in drawers "I 15' and 30' aide `.im1 carnet?. Siie, Inches................................... ! 5/sx I 2 V$x 13''s CB Cutting Board Hardwood cutting board. fan he used in drawers of 15" and 30" wide base cabinets. Size, Inches................................... 1 1 14x I 1 Vtx Vi BBC Bread Drawer Cover Sheet tin bread drawer sliding cover. Can be used in drawers of 15" ami 30" aide base cabinets. Size, Inches........................................ 1 11 sAix i 9 '/z 'v SFB Flour Dispenser Sheet tin rlour dispenser with crank handle sifter and screws. Attaches to underside of 'he:! ;n wail cabi nets: slides in and out of cabinet. Size, Inches.....................................1 I x 10 14x9 14 / ^ V- A^ RF Recipe Card Rack Bright zinc plated recipe card rack, with screws. 100 3x5" ruled cards with guides and two memo pads. Attaches to inside of wall cabinet doors. Size, Inches..................................... 6-14x2 *,4x4 Vi WCR Step Shelf Bright zinc plated condiment step shelf, with rubber tippet! feet. Stored on shelf in wall cabinet. Size, Inches...................................10 Ax8 '4x714 Bright zinc plated cake pan and lid rack, with rubber tipped feet. Stored on shelf in wall cabinet or base cabi net. Size, Inches......................................8 14x8 14x7 34 SB Utility Basket Bright zinc plated utility basket, snap-in attachment prongs. Attaches to inside of base cabinet doors. Size, Inches......................................8 14x334x3 Vt Bright zinc plated lid rack, with screws. Attaches to inside of base cabinet doors. LR-12 Size, Inches..............................1214x3x7 IR-16 Size, Inches............................. 1614x3x7 STR Sliding Towel Rack Cadmium plated sliding towel rack, with clip-on attachment prongs. Attaches to inside partition of undersink cabinets. Size, Inches............................................16x4 '/2x2 CH-17 Cup Flook Rack Cadmium plated cup hook rack, with attachment adhesive. Attaches to underside of shelf in wall cab inets. CH-17 Length, inches... 17 No. of Hooks.. 6 CH-20 Length, Inches.. .20 No. of Hooks. .6 CH-23 Length, Inches... 23 No. of Hooks.. 8 CR Condiment Rack Cadmium plated condiment rack, with screws. Attaches to inside of door on wall cabinets. Size, Inches.............................................. 9 172x3x2 Catalog Number BBC CB CH17 CH20 CH23 CR CT LF LR12 lri6 RF SB SFB STR WCR PRICE, EACH Size, Inches Price, Shpg. Wt. Each Pounds in?i5xi9j 0 1 l'Vxl l'Vx10 17 20 23 9>.ox3x2 llj 8x12^x13,5 8Hx8Xx7% 12?4,x3x7 16ktx3x7 6?'4'x2.kx4K msiHsiVs 11x10*4x9*4 16x4*4x2 10*<x8Ux7!4' $3.76 5.02 3.16 3.38 3.52 3.52 3.22 5.40 3.22 3.38 4.88 3.52 12.38 12.00 5.62 . *4 13S *2 *3 ?3 1*4 2*4 H h !*> *4 1*4 51; 7 Page 5-16 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject fo change withouf notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price .. Printed m L.b.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Stainless Steel Cabinet Type Sinks LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL CABINET SINKS 5-221-S KITCHEN QUEEN, Stainless Steel Sink Kifchen Queen l.ust'-r'. .-t.i:u!css stool two-compartment sink with back. ilramhoaras. '.oveiod fixture panel and concealed wail clips. Trim; S-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spoilt two-valve supply fitting with automatic divertor valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. .Specify S-nO-A if with aerator.) Wastes; Two LK.-35 Duo basket strainers with stoppers and 11 >" tail pieces. Cabinet: Xo. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink traps are not included. 5-221 KITCHEN QUEEN, Stainless Steel Same, except with 8-62 Temple supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. '.Specify 8-62-A if with aerator. I Overall Dimensions Sink............ 72x25'' Each Basin.. Heightofback , 4" Cabinet.. 72x24%' Height. ..54} >' (sets sink 36" floor to top of rim) 5-225-S SUNNYDAY, Stainless Steel Sink: Sunnyday l.ustertone stainless steei single compartment sink v.'h ack. drainb'jards, beveled fixture panel anu concealed wall oil; Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. Specify 3-60-A if with aerator. Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with stopper and l1 >" tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 5440 -for 54" sink' or Xb. 6040 'for 60" sink') CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink trap is not included. 5-225 SUNNYDAY, Stainless Steel Same, except with 8-62 Temple supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify S-62-A if with aerator.. Overall Dimensions Sink Basin 54x25" WxlSx/'i 60x25" 16xl8x7l-o Back 4" 4" Cabinet 54x24%' 60x24%" Cabinet Height 54'g" 341>" Sink, floor to rim 50' 56" Cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: NTos. 7240. 5440 or 6040--SB Utility Basket: CT Cutlery Tray; CB Hard wood Cutting Board and STR Sliding Towel Rack. Xo. 3800--SB Utility Basket. Refer to Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) 5-223-S KITCHEN PRIDE, Stainless Steel Sink: Kitchen Pride f.ustertone stainless steel two-compartment sink with back, beveled fixture panel and concealed wall clips. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese ssvinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with stoppers and 1%" tail pieces. Cabinet: X'o. 3800 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps. Note: Sink traps are not included. 5-223 KITCHEN PRIDE, Stainless Steel Same, except with 8-62 Temple supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify 8-62-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink.............38x25' Each Basin... 16xl3]4x7!J' Heightofback. .4" Cabinet.. .38x24%' Height.. 341)' (sets sink 36" floor to top of rim) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number and Description Size, Inches Price, Each ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 5-221, with Cabinet 5-221-S, with Cabinet No. 7240 Cabinet Only 72x25 72x25 72x24% $546.62 553.62 168.42 $571.94 3110 578.94 301 193.74 ^ 182 5-223, with Cabinet 5-223-S, with Cabinet 38x25 38x25 488.64 495.64 497.54 504.54 148 !49 No. 3800 Cabinet Only 38x24% 68.68 77.58 95 5-225, with Cabinet 60x25 433.30 447.66 453.46 468.32 241 264 5-225-S, with Cabinet 54x25 60x25 440.30 454.66 460.46 475.32 242 265 No. 5440 Cabinet Only No. 6040 Cabinet Only 54x24% 60x24% 132.62 137.78 152.78 158.44 163 169 For aerator on spout......................................................................... Add $1.90 For 8-324 pi" male tailpieces ...................................... Per Pair, Add .48 For SB Utility Basket.......................................................................Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray.......................................................... Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack............................................................Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board.................................................. Add 5.02 If less IK-35 strainers.................................................. . . - Each, Deduct 4.88 For traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 5-17 Stainless Steel Cabinet Type Sinks LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL CABINET SINKS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 5-229-S, with Lett Hand Drainboard 5-230-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: Lustertone stainless steel single compartment ledge sink with back, drainboard and wall clips. Trim: S-S8 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose, iSpecify 8-SS-A if with aerator.) Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with llo" tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 4240-L (for left hand drainboard) or Xo. 4240-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink trap is not included. 5-229, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-230, with Right Hand Drainboard Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray, and with snap-in faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink. 42x25" Basin 13*2x16x7'2' Height of back. .4" Cabinet . 42x24%" Height. Tt'-V' (sets sink 36" floor to top of rim) 5-231 -S Sink: Lustertone stdiniess steel single compartment ledge sink with back, drainboards and wall clips. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with L1 -2" tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 5440 (for 54'' sink), Xo. 6040 `for 60'' sink). Xo. 6640 (for 66" sink) or Xo. 7240 (for 72" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink trap is not included. 5-231 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray, and with snap-in faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink Size Basin Size Sink Back Cabinet Size Cabinet *54x25" 18x16' or 20x18" 4' 54x24%" Height. *60x25" 18x16" or 20x18' 4" 60x24%" 34! o' (sets 66x25' 18x16" 4' 66x24%' sink rim 36" *72x25" 18x16" or 20x18" 4" 72x24%" from floor' Depth of basins 7*4' `When ordering specify sink size and basin size. Cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket CB Hardwood Cutting Board CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number and Description * Size, 1 Inches Basin Size, \ Price Each Shpg. Wt. Inches i ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds Catalog Number and Description | Size, i| Price, Each | Inches ZONE 1 t ZONE 2 5-229 or 5-230, with Cabinet =42x25 13'oxl6x7*.. $266.02 $280.22: 5-229-S or 5-230-S, with Cabinet i 42x25 13*2x16x7* _> 273.92 288.12| 170 171 No. 4240-L Cabinet Only 42x24% $97.56 $111.76 No. 4240-R Cabin at Only i 42x24'V|6 97.56 ' 111.76 5-231, with Cabinet * 54x25 i 54x25 18x16x7*.. : 335.12 20xl8x7>o 350.28 60x25 18x16x7* , 60x25 20x18x71 _> 350.70 365.86 ;66x25 18x16x7*0 370.48 355.281 370.441 371.361 386.52! 391.84! 234 234 245 245 257 No. 5440 Cabinet Only No. 6040 Cabinet Only H No. 6640 Cabinet Only No. 7240 Cabinet Only ! 54x24% 1 132.62 j 60x24% 137.78 ("66x24% ,, 143.16 , i 72x24%! 168.42 ; 152.78 158.44 164.52 193.74 Shpg.Wt. Pounds 12n 120 163 166 176 1S2 5-231-S,with Cabinet i 72x25 : 72x25 54x25 54x25 60x25 60x25 66x25 72x25 72x25 18x16x7* i i 398.52 20xl8x7>o 1 413.68 18x16x7* . ' 343.02 20x18x7*4 358.18 18xl6x7*o 20x18x7* o 358.60 373.76 18x16x7*0 378.38 18x16x7*0 20x18x7* 406.42 421.58 423.84 439.OOj 363.181 378.34! 379.26T 394.42' 399.74' 431.74 446.90 268 268 235 235 246 246 258 26<) 269 For aerator on spout., Add $1.80 For 8-324 male tailpieces Par Pair, Add .48 For SB Utility Basket., Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray.................... Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack----- ----- Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board. . Add 5.02 If less LK-35 Strainers ..................... Deduct 4.88 If less 8-84 Embassy Trim (where described^ Deduct 19.20 If less 8-88 Embassy Trim (where described! Deduct 27.10 For sink traps and supples, refer to Section 8. For cabinet accessories, refer to Page 5* 16. Page 5-18 May 4, 1955 Superseding February AV, 1955 Prices are sub/ect to change without notice. UST PRICES are -shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in L'-> A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL CABINET SINKS Stainless Steel Sinks 5-232-S Sink: lustertone stainless steel two-compartment ledge sink with back, drainboards and wall clips. Trim: S-3S Embassy Dial-ese ledge type swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with re tractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with 14* tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 6040 (for 60' sink), No. 6640 (for 66' sink) or No. 7240 (for 72" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note; Sink traps are not included. 5-232 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray, and with snap-in faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink Size 60x25" *66x25' *72x25" Basin Sizes 13} 2x16* 13l->xl6' or 16x18' 131oxl6' or 16x18" Sink Back 4' 4" Cabinet Size 60x244' 66x24sk" 72x24',," Cabinet Height 34'./.'sets sink rim 56' from door Depth of basins. ... 7! T `When ordering specify sink size and basin size. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) Catalog Number and Description Size, Inches Basin Size, Inches 60x25 13 4x10x7 4 5-232, with Cabinet 66x25 <56x25 13!4x16x7' 1 16x18x74 72x25 72x25 13' :>xl6x")-> ICxISxT12 60x25 lo* 2x16x7! -j 5-232-S, with Cabinet 66x25 66x25 72x25 72x25 131 oxl6.v1 0 16x18x74 U1-'>xl6x7i'3 16x18x714 if less 8-84 Embassy trim (where described). PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Price, Edch Shpg. Wt.i Catalog Number ZONE 1 j ZONE 2 j Pounds { and Description $401.04 1 $421.70 n-47 r No. 6040 Cabinet Only 415.64 ' 437.00 259 . No. 6640 Cabinet Only 453.52 474.88 1 259 ' No. 7240 Cabinet Only Size, Inches 60x24?fs 66x2446 72x244; Price, Each ^ Shpg. Wt. ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds $137.78 143.16 168.42 $158.44 164.52 193.74 160 176 182 452.44 490.32 408.94 , 423.54 j 461.42 460.34 * 498.22 477.76 515.64 429.60 444.90 482.78 485.66 523.54 270 270 248 260 260 271 271 For aerator on spout............................. For 8-324 *4" male tailpieces............. For SB Utility Basket................. .. For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray................ For CB Hardwood Cutting Board... For STR Sliding Towel Rack............. If less LK-35 Strainers ............. .. . Add $1.80 .Per Pair, Add .48 ...Add 3.52 .Add 3.22 , -. Add 5.02 . . Add 12.00 Each, Deduct 4.88 Deduct $19.20 If less 8-88 Embassy trim (where described) Deduct $27.10 LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL DEEP AND SIT-DOWN BOWL SINKS Sink: lustertone stainless steel two-compartment flat rim sink with extended back ledge, deep bowl and shallow "sit-down" bowl. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-S8-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with 14' tailpieces. Note; Sink traps are not included. tS-3221-R, with shallow bowl at right LS-3221-L, with shallow bowl at loft Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply less spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Sink: lustertone stainless steel flat rim "sit-down" sink with extended back ledge. Trim 8-88 Embassy Diai-ese ledge type, swinging spout Uv->valv --upplv fitting with automatic diverter valve and th>- c-mtrol spray with retractable rubber hose. . ecify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with 14* tailpiece. Note; Sink trap is not included. IS-1621 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply less spray. - Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Catalog Overall Deep Size, Bowl, Number Inches Inehes LS-3221-R or l LS-4021-R or l LS-4221-R or L LS-4621-R or L LS-4821-R or L 32x21 40x21 42x21 46x21 48x21 134x16x74 13' ->xl6x7.'4 18x16x7}/? 134x16x74 22x16x74 LS-3221-RS or LS LS-4021.RS or LS LS-4221-RS or LS LS-4621-RS or LS LS-4821-RS or LS 32x21 40x21 42x21 46x21 48x21 134x16x74 13* oxl6x7}';? 18x16x74 134x16x74 22x16x7>4 For aerator on spout. Add $1.80 PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Shallow Bowl, Inehes Price, Each Shpg. | Add for | Weight ! Hudee j Pounds | Frame Catalog Number Overall Size, Inches Bowl Size, Inches Price, Each Shpg. Add for Weight Hudee Pounds Frame 134x16x34 $145.50 22x16x34 18x16x3 156.22 154.80 28x16x3'/? . 185.92 22x16x31-2 1 165.98 134x16x3' 22x16x3!4 18x16x34 28x16x3,4 22x16x3} ? 153.40 164.12 162.70 | 193.82 j 173.88 31 $10.88 ' LS-1621 16x21 134x16x34 $85.12 33 * 20.92 ' Ls-2121 21x21 18x16x34 90.00 35 , 12.16 : LS-2421 24x21 22x16x3'4 95.86 39 20.92 l LS-3021 30x21 28x16x34 125.56 42 i 20.92 ; ________ 1______________ _________ 32 ; 10.88 | LS-1621-S 16x21 134x16x34 93.02 34 l 20.92 j IS-2121-S 21x21 18x16x34 97.90 36 . 12-16 LS-2421-S 40 j 20.92 LS-3021-S 43 ! 20.92 j 24x21 30x21 22x16x34 j103.76 28x16x34 ; 133.46 1_________ 19 $10.36 21 10.58 22 10.12 23 10.58 20 10.36 22 10.58 23 10.12 24 10.58 For 8-324 \j" male tailpieces . Par Pair, Add $.48If less LK-35 strainer................................ Deduct, Each $4.88 Prices ore sub/ecf to change wifhouf notice. Printed in U S.A LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 5-1 9 Stainless Steel Flat Rim Sinks LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL FLAT RIM SINKS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE L-2817-S Sink: Lustertone stainless steel two-compartment llat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-h8 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. Specify 8-S8-A if with aerator. Wa-tes: fwo LK.-.V Duo basket strainers with l1 taiipieces. L-1817-S Sink: Lustertone stainless steel flat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.' Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with l1-/' taikheee. Nc^te: Sink trap is not included. Note: Sink trops are not included. L-1817 L-2817 Same, except with S-84 Embassy supply fitting, less .-pray. Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) 'Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.; Overall Dimensions Catalog Numbers Size Each Basin L-2817 or L-2817-8 28x17' 12x12x7*; L-3617 or L-3617-S 36x17' 16x11* *>x7l * L- >821 or L-2821-S 28x21" 1112x16x7*. L-3221 or L-3221-S 32x21" 13 *'0x16x7* L-4221 or L-4221-S 42x21" 18x16x7* Overall Dimensions Catalog Numbers Size Basin Size C-1-417 14x17" 12x12" L-1817 or L-1817-S 18x17" 10x111 >" L-1421 14x21" ll'.xlo" L-1621 16x21" 13> >xl6' L-2121 or L-2121-S 21x21" 18x16" L-2421 or L-2421-S 24x21" 22x16" L-3021 or I.-3021-S 30x21" 28x16' Note: L-1417, L-1421 and L-1621 are available only with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number L-2817 L-3617 L-2821 L-3221 L-4221 L-2817-S L-3617-S L-2821-S L-3221-5 L-4221-S L-1417 L-1817 L-1421 i j * ! ; * ; ! : Size, Inches 28x17 36x17 28x21 32x21 42x21 28x17 36x17 28x21 32x21 42x21 14x17 18x17 14x2! . j j 1 j | | ! ! 1 i "T ! Price, Eaeh $146.56 151.50 153.90 131.18 144.28 154.46 159.40 161.80 139.08 152.18 82.88 85.36 86.56 Shpg. Wt. j Add for Pounds 1 Hudee Frame 28 $10.88 32 i 12.16 32 10.88 32 ; 10.88 38 j 12.16 29 > 33 i 33 ] 33 j 39 j 10.88 12.16 10.88 10.88 12.16 21 1 10.36 22 j 10.36 23 | 10.36 Catalog Number Size, Inches Price, Each Shpg. Wf. Add for Pounds Hudee Frame L-1621 L-2121 L-2421 L-3021 16x21 21x21 24x21 30x21 $79.58 20 $10.36 84.00 23 10.58 89.32 24 10.12 116.32 26 10.88 L-1817-S L-2121-S 1-2421-S L-3021-S 18x17 21x21 24x21 30x21 93.26 91 .90 97.22 124.22 23 24 25 27 10.36 10.58 10.12 10.88 For aerator on spout.......... . . .................. Add $1.80 For 8-324 male tailriieces................ .. If less LK-35 strainer........ If less 8.88 Embassy trim (where described ..................... Deduct 27.10 If less 8-84 Embassy trim (where described) ..................... Deduct 19.20 LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL DRINKING FOUNTAIN AND SINK COMBINATIONS Stainless steel, one-piece Hudee sink frames are regularlv furnished with corner clips and fastening lugs for to 'j" thick countertops: specify if lugs are required for to l" thick countertops. DRK-2416 Fountain and Sink: Lustertone stainless steel flat rim drinking foun tain and sink combination with wide ledge at right and left ends, each ledge drilled for single faucet. Trim: 8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucet; 748 Naiad push button selfclosing, angle stream drinking fountain bubbler. Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with stopper and 11 o" tailpiece. Note: Supplies and trap are not included. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number DRK-2416 DRK-2421 DRK-2118 DRK-3018 Size, Inches length Width 24 24 2i>.; 30 16 21 18 18 Basin Size, Inches Length Width Depth 16 16 13U 22 13'i 18 16 16 H4 7`4 7>4 7'4 Shpg.Wt. Price, Pounds Complete 21 $116.34 23 121.22 20 116.34 25 133.96 Add for Hudee Frame $10.12 10.12 10.58 10.88 If less 8-31 Vantage faucet Deduct $7.06 If less 748 bubbler fitting Deduct $25.80 Page 5-20 May 4, 1 955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Prices are subject to chonge without notice. LIST . RICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Laminated Plastic Covered Sinks CRANE FABRICATED SINK TOPS WITH FLAT RIM SINKS AND UNDERSINK CABINETS All 'A the il.it rim sinks described on preceding pages can be installed in a sink top assembly consisting of a wood core with Formica or similar laminated plastic coverings. In order to secure a satisfactory and lasting assembly for your cus- tomer, it is essential to have the All-American sink bowl assembled to the sink top at the factory. All other types of flat rim sinks are assembled to the sink top by the installing contractor. 5-250-S Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink top, l'j' thick, with double drainboard and 5" high back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel; stainless steel sink frame. Sink: 5-I24-S 38x22" All American acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment flat rim sink with back, beveled fixture panel and two soap depressions. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A, if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and l1-," tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Sink Top... 72x25li* Cabinet "2x24'T6v Overall Dimensions Sink Bowk. .38x22" Each Basin... 17x15* -ixS" Height.. .34,-2>Tsets sink 36" floor to top of rim; Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink top, lh)" thick, with double drainboard and 4" high back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel: stainless steel sink frame. Sink: 5-131-S 32x21" acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment flat rim sink with back ledge and two soap depressions. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify S-88-A, if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and l! 4" tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. No/e: Sink supplies and traps are not included. Sink Top . ?2.\-25*T" Cabinet. .. 72x24hs" Overall Dimensions Sink Bowl. .32x21" Each Basin.. 14*Txli1 >x8" Height. .34*e" (sets sink 36" floor to top or rinv Unit No. 5-250 5-250-T 5-250-TS ALTERNATE SINK TRIMMINGS ALTERNATE SINK TRIMMINGS Trim Description Unit No. Trim Description With 8-62 or 8-62-A Tampl 2-valve supply, less spray With 8-68 or 8-68-A Temple 3-valve supply, less spray With R-66 or 8-66-A Temple 3-valve supply, with spray 5-251 5-251-T 5-251-TS 8-84 or 8-84-A Embassy 2-valve supply, less spray $-85 or 8-85-A'Embossy 3-valve supply, less spray 8-89 or 8-89-A Embassy 3-valve supply, with spray Refer to Page 5-3 for illustrations. Refer to Page 5-5 far illustrations TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK TOPS AND SINK CABINETS SINK TOPS--F.O.B. factory at Rensselaer, Indiana. All actual transportation costs from factory to delivery point will be added to prices shown. SINK CABINETS--F.O.B. nearest distribution point. All actual transportation costs from distribution point to de livery point will be added to the cabinet prices shown. Consult your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for nearest distribution point. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tColor Prices include Colored Sink and White Cabinet Catalog Number and Description ZONE 1 White TColor ZONE 2 White TColor Shpg. Wt. Pounds 5-250, with Cabinet 5-250-S, with Cabinet 5-250-T, with Cabinet 5-250-TS, with Cabinet $426.14 433.14 435.44 442.44 $436.54 443.54 445.84 452.84 $451.46 458.46 460.76 467.76 $461.86 468.86 471.16 478.16 416 417 417 418 No. 7240 Cabinet Only 168.42 -- 193.74 -- 182 Approx. Shipping Weights--5-250 Top Only, 75 lbs. 5-124 Bowl Onlv, 150 lbs. For aerator on Spout (Temple Trim) .... Add $1.90 For 8-324 male tail pieces ..............................Per Pair, Add .48 For Cabinet Accessories, Refer to Page 5-16. Catalog Number and Description 5-251, with Cabinet 5-251-5, with Cabinet 5-251-T, with Cabinet 5-251-TS, with Cabinet No. 7240 Cabinet Only ZONE 1 White ! tColor $391.74 j $400.14 399.64 408.04 399.54 407.94 407.84 | 416.24 168.42 1 --- ZONE 2 J Shpg. W/. White j TColor Pounds $417.06 1 $425.46 424.96 } 433.36 424.86 j 433.26 433.16 441.56 371 3/2 372 3/3 193.74 ' -- , 182 Approx. Shipping Weights--5-251 Top Only, 75 lbs. 5-131 Bowl Only, 105 lbs. For aerator on spout (Embassy Trim)................................................ Add $1.80 If less 8-361 wastes. .. . .................................. - Each, Deduct 6.70 For Sink Traps and Wastes, Refer to Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U S A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, J 955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 5-21 Cabinet Type Laminated Plastic Covered Sinks CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE FABRICATED SINK TOPS WITH FLAT RIM SINKS AND UNDERSINK CABINETS 5-252-S Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink top, l1-," thick, with duuble drainboard and 4" high integral back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel; stain less steel sink frame. Sink: 5-140-8 24x21" AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal flat rim sink with ex tended back ledge. Trim: 8-8S Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply iitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. 1Specify 8-88-A, if with aerator.) Waste: 8-561 Recepfol basket strainer with stopper and l1 >" tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 5440 (for 54" sink) or Xo. 6040 (for 60" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink damps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. 5-252 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply, less hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A, if with aerator.) 5-253-S with Left Hand Drainboard 5-254-S with Right Hand Drainboard Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink :<*p. l.W' thick, with single drainboard and 4" high irA-tgrd back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel - sr.un less steel sink frame. Sink: 5-136-S 24x21" acid-resisting porcelain enameled -ust iron flat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging sp"t.--: two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber .base. (Specify 8-88-A, if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Recepfol basket strainer with uoppor and lTo" tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 4240-L (for left hand drainboard- ,>r X >. 4240-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Sink Top ,42x25*4" Cabinet... 42x243,6" Overall Dimensions Sink.. . .,24x21" Basin.. .. 211 utln*v.o Height. ,34'd" (sets sink 06" floor to top of <; Overall Dimensions Sink Top Sink Bowl Basin Cabinet 60x25*4* 24x21" 207 jxW'dxS" 60x245k" 34x25'4' 24x21" 20' s-xl4T $x8" 54x24V *?ets sink 26", tloor to top of rim. `Cabinet Height 3414* 54'-? Unit Number 5-253 or 5-254 5-253-T or 5-254-4 5-253-TS or 5-254-TS ALTERNATE SINK TRIMMINGS Trim Description 8-84 or 8-84-A Embassy 2-\a!ve supply. A--, -yuv8-85 or S-85-A Embassy 3-va!ve supply, less s;ira> 8-89 or 8-89-A Embassy 3-valve supply, with ,-nra-. Refer to Page 5-5 for i/furiro/ions Color Selection TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK TOPS AND SINK CABINETS Formica. Micarta, Textolite or (See Page 5-21 for details) similar laminated plastic sink top coverings are furnished in a wide range of colors and patterns-- refer to your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for color selections. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tCofor Prices include Colored Sink and White Cabinet Catalog Number and Description Size, Inches j_______L- ^E 1 j White Color ZONE 2 White ; Color 5-252, with Cabinet 54x25*4 i $273.48 60x25*4 , 285.94 $293.64 ' 306.60 ' - ; Shpq. Wt. ! Pounds 252 369 race -.1. V U- . 5-252-S, with Cabinet 1 54x25*4 1 281.30 ! , 60x25*4 ! 293.84 - ! 301.54' -- : 314.50 - - 253 370 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. No. 5440 Cabinet Only No. 6040 Cabinet Only * 54x245^ \ 132.62 ' 60x24'^ 137.78 , -- -- 5*253 or 5*254, with Cabinet 5-253-S or 5-254-S, with Cabinet 5-253-T or 5-254-T, with Cabinet 5-253-TS or 5-254-TS, with Cabinet 42x25*4 j 244.54 42x25*4 252.44 42x25*4 . 252.34 42x25*4 [ 260.64 $249.54 257.44 257.34 265.64 No. 4240 Cabinet Only 42x24',,; > 97.56 -- 152.78 . 158.44 ' - -- 258.74 i $263.74 266.64 j 271.64 266.54 | 271.54 274.84 : 279.84 111.76 : --- 163 109 344 345 345 246 120 Approx. Shipping Weights--5-252 Top only. 54x25*4" 55 lbs; 60x25*4". 60 lbs. 5-253 or 5-254, Top Onl\ 45 lbs. 5-146 Sink Only 30 ibs. 5-136'Sink Only . lbs. For aerator on spout. For 8-324 *4" male tailpieces for sink traps and continuous wastes, Refer to Section 8. ...... Add $1.80 If less 8-361 waste, . ..... Deduct $6.70 .Per Pair, Add .48 For waste disposal units, Refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Page 5-22 May 4, 195` ?o f/i'- Superseding February -O, /VJO Prices are sub/ecf to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in L.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Contents--Section 6 LAUNDRY TUBS AND APPLIANCES-WASH SINKS DRINKING FOUNTAINS CHILLED WATER SYSTEMS Filtrine. . . Page 6-13 COMBINATION SINK AND LAUNDRY TUBS Cast Iron, Porcelain Enameled Ashford . ... ............................................................................. 6-2 Belmont. . , ...................................................................................6-3 Flat Rim, reversible...............................................................................................6-3 Formed Metal, Porcelain Enameled AllianceWare........................................................................................................... 6-4 DRAINBOARDS For Ashford and Belmont................................................... For AllianceWare.. . ...................6-2. 6-3 6-4 DRINKING FOUNTAINS Vitreous China Clearsrream, wall. . ................................................................................... 0-10 Clearstream, wall, and Cuspidor combination.. .................................. 6--12b Coolbroofc, semi-recessed...................................... .. . ......................... 6-12 Corridor, recessed .................................................... 6-12 Corwith, pedestal ............................................................................................ 6-10 Erie, wall.............................................................................................................. 6-11 Erie, wall, Freeze-Proof..................................................................................... 6-12a Ontario, on brackets..........................................................................................6-11 Ontario, on brackets,Freeze-Proof.................................................................. 6-12a Thurstend, on galvanized pedestal................................................................. 6-11 Thurstend, on galvanizedpedestal, Freeze-Proof........................................... 6-12a Thurstend, on galvanized wallbracket........................................................... 6-12 Waterfall, wall.................................................................................................... 6-10 Galvanized Iron Thurstend, wall....................................................................................... . . 6-12 DRINKING FOUNTAIN TRIMMINGS Automatic Stream Regulators................................ 6-16 Bubblers, Purflo........................................................................................................... 6-16 Ice Water Faucets....................................................................................................... 6-16 Stops............................................................................................................................... 6-16 Strainers......................................................................................................................... 6-16 ELECTRIC DRINKING WATER COOLERS Cordley and Hayes................................................................................................... 6-14 Halsey Taylor................................................................................... 6-15 FACTORY WASH SINKS Cast Iron, Porcelain Enameled......................................................................... 6-7 LAUNDRY TUBS Cement Composition................................................................................................ 6-6 Duraclay, vitreous glazed earthenware Laundrette, two-compartment............................................................................. 6-5 Laundrette, single compartment....................................................................... 6-5 Flat Rim............................................................................................ 6-5 Cast Iron, Porcelain Enameled In Batteries............................................................................................................. 6-5 LAUNDRY TUB SUPPORTING FRAMES Angle Iron.............................................................................................................. Myrasiand............................................................................ ..................... 6-6 6-6 WASHFOUNTAINS, BRADLEY Enameled Steel................................................................................................... 6-8, 6-9 Fixture Cleaner, Bradex............................................................................................... 6-9 Precast Stone.................................................................................................................. 6-8 Precast Marble............................................................................................................... 6-8 Stainless Steel............... .. ..............................................................6-8, 6-9 Printed in U.S.A. September 16, 1954 Superseding January 29, 1953 Page 6-1 Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Combination Sink and Laundry Tubs CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE ASHFORD PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON COMBINATION SINK AND LAUNDRY TUBS 6-51 On Single Leg, sink at left 6-50 On Single Leg, sink at right Sink and Tub: Ashford acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron combination ledge sink and laundry tub with back and soap depression. Supports: S-7 k) painted white adjustable angle leg under tub compartment: concealed wall hangers. Trim: S-S-L Embassy Dial-ess ledge type swinging spout supply tilting. Snotty S-STA it with aerator.' Wastes: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 11/ tailpiece in sink: 8-355 waste plug with rubber stopper and l1/ tailpiece in tub. Note: Sink traps are not included. 6-51 On Steel Cabinet, sink at feft 6-50 On Steel Cabinet, sink at right Sink and Tub: Ashfot*d acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron combination ledge sink and laundry tub with back and soap depression. Trim: 8-84 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type swinging spout supply fitting. `Specify S-84-A if with aerator. Wastes: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and I}/ tailpiece in sink; 8-355 waste plug with rubber stopper and 1W' tailpiece in tub. Cabinet: Xo. 4200ST baked white enamel steel cabinet. Note: Sink traps are not included 6-51 On Two Legs, sink at left 6-50 On Two Legs, sink at right (Not illustrated) Same as above except with additional leg under sink com partment. Overall Dimensions Sue............... +2x25`T Sink. size... 18'xl8x 8" deep Height of Back .4' Tub size, ,. 18x18x14" deep Height with cabinet, floor to top of rim................................. 36" Height with adjustable legs, floor to top of rim... .32" to 36" TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON WHITE SINK CABINETS NOTE: Undersink cabinet shown in combinations on this page and also on page 6-4 are F.O.B. nearest distribution point. All actual transportation costs from distribution point to delivery point will be added to the cabinet prices shown. Consult your local Crane branch or Crane Wholesaler for nearest distribution point. CABINET DISTRIBUTION POINTS BY ZONES Zone 1 Zone I Zone I Atlanta, Ga. Chicago, III. Maumee, O. Bayonne, N. J. Cincinnati, O. New Orleans, La. Zone 2 Brighton, Moss. Dallas, Texas Philadelphia, Pa. Los Angeles, Cai. Buffalo, N.Y. Denver, Colo. Pittsburgh, Pa. San Francisco, Cal. Charlotte, N. C. Des Moines, ia. St. Louis, Mo. Seattle, Wash. ALTERNATE SUPPLY TRIM Alternate supply trim is illustrated on Page 6-3. To order, add trim suffix letter to catalog number as shown in Price Table below. NOTE: The No. 42005T cabinet is also available in the four following colors: Butter Yellow, Spring Green, Birch Tan and Blossom Pink. Consult your local Crane branch or Crane Wholesaler for prices. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Price, Each and Description ZONE 1 White + Color ZONE 2 White * Color Weight l>-.!>;> \ \ SLIDING DRAINBOARD 6-72 - - Acid-resisting porcelain enameled steel sliding drainboard for Ashford *" combination sink and "6-72 tub. Overall size: 24vx24v 6-50 or 6-51, On Cabinet 6-50-S or 6-51-S, On Cabinet 6-50-T or 6-51-T, On Cabinet 6-50-TS or 6-51-TS, On Cabinet No. 4200ST, Cabinet Only $208.64 216.54 216.44 224.74 68.68 $221.04 228.94 228.84 237.14 -- $217.54 225.44 225.34 233.64 77.58 $229.94 237.84 237.74 246.04 -- 340 340 340 340 Number and Description Price, Each White Color Shug, Wt. Pounds 6*50 or 6-51, On Leg 6-50-S or 6-51-S, On Leg 6-50-T or 6-51-T, On leg 6-50-TS or 6-51-TS, On Leg $146.06 153.96 153.86 162.16 $163.96 171.86 171.76 180.06 200 260 260 260 6-50 or 6-51, On Two Legs 6-50-S or 6-51-S, On Two Legs 6-50-T or 6-51-T, On Two Legs 6-50-TS or 6-51-TS, On Two Legs 153.06 160.96 160.86 169.16 177.86 185.76 185.66 193.96 270 270 270 270 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For sink trops, refer to Section 8. 6-50 or 6-51, Ware Only, No Legs 6-72 Drainboard 111.72 9.30 124.12 --- t Color price includes colored sink and tub with white cabinet. Por aerator on spout Add $1.80 230 15 Page 6-2 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Combination Sink and Laundry Tubs BELMONT PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON COMBINATION SINK AND LAUNDRY TUBS 6-75 On Single Leg, sink at left 6-74 On Single Leg, sink at right Sink and 1 ub: Belmont acid-resisting porcelain enanieied cast iron <.o m In nation ledge sink and laundry tub with hack, b" apron, and - >ap depression. Supports: 8-730 painted white adjustable angle leg under tub compartment: concealed wall hangers. Trim: x-s4 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging -pout supply fitting. Specify 8-84-A if with aerators. Wastes: 8-301 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l'g" tailpiece in sink: 8-355 waste plug with rubber stopper and tailpiece in tub. Note: Sink traps are not included. Belmont--Overall Dimensions Size 42x25*4' Sink size., 18xl8x 8" deep Height of Back..... . 4" Tub size ... 18x18x14" deep Height with adjustable legs, floor to ton of rim . 32" to 36" 6-75 On Two Legs, sink at left 6-74 On Two Legs, sink at right Sink and Tub: Belmont acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron combination ledge sink and laundry tub with back. 6" apron, and'soap depression. Supports: Two 8-730 painted white adjustable angle legs, one under sink and one under tub compartment; concealed wall hangers. Trim: 8-84 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout supply fitting. 'Specify 8-84-A if with aerator). Wastes: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l1 / tailpiece in sink; 8-355 waste plug with rubber stopper and lx/{ tailpiece in tub. Note: Sink traps ate not included. REVERSIBLE DRAINBOARD ALTERNATE SUPPLY TRIM FOR ASHFORD AND BELMONT SINK AND TUBS The Ashford and Belmont combination sink and tubs can be furnished with the following alternate Emb ssy supply fittings with Dial-ese controls when specified 6-79 Acid-resisting, porcelain enameled steel, reversib 1 e d. r a i n b o a r d f o r Belmont combination sink and tubs. Overall sire: 21 Vi' "7x/\' T TRIM 8-85--Three-valve supply fitting, less spray. 8-85-A--Same with aerator. S TRIM 8-88--Two-valve supply fitting, with hose and spray. 8-88-A--Same with aerator. TS TRIM 8-89--Three-valve supply lilting with hose and spray. 8-89-A--Same with aerator. FLAT RIM--REVERSIBLE 6-80, Size 42x20" Sink and Tub: Acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron reversible flat rim combination sink and laundry tub. Wastes: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l1 2" tailpiece in sink; 8-355 waste plug with rubber stopper and \\a" tailpiece in tub. Nofe.- S/nfc traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Sink size 1K12x171Tx8`' deep Tub size. 181 ^x!71-2x14* deep PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Description and Number Price, Each White Color 6-74 or 6-75 Ware Only, less legs $127.30 $141.30 6-74 or 6-75, On Single Leg 6*74 or 6-75, On Two Legs 161.64 168.64 181.14 195.04 6-74-S or 6-75-S, On Single Leg 6-74-S or 6-75-S, On Two legs 169.54 176.54 189.04 202.94 6-74-T or 6-75-T, On Single Leg 6-74-T or 6-75-T, On Two Legs 169.44 176.44 188.94 202.84 6-74-TS or 6-75-TS, On Single Leg 6-74-TS or 6-75-TS, On Two Leg> 177.74 184.74 197.24 211.14 6-50, Reversible, Ware Only 6-80, Reversible, Complete 6-79 Drainboard 80.60 89.64 7.50 89.60 98.64 '---- Shpg. Wt. Pounds 280 310 320 310 320 310 320 310 320 175 180 10 For aerator on spout..................... For 8-324 l4V male tailpieces.,- . Add each $1.80 Add per pair .48 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For sink traps, refer to Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 7955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 6-3 Porcelain Enameled Formed Metal Combination Sink and Laundry Tubs CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE ALLIANCEWARE PORCELAIN ENAMELED FORMED METAL COMBINATION SINK AND LAUNDRY TUBS 6-69-S, On Steel Cabinet, sink at left 6-68-S, On Steel Cabinet, sink at right ''"ink .uni Tub: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal combination ledge sink and laun dry tub with b.uk and soap depression; 6-78 white add ress .-ling porcelain enameled removable sliding drainboard. I'rim: S-S8 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout supply lining with automatic diverter valve, and thumb control spray with rubber hose. (Specify 3-88-A, if with aerator. Wastes: "t-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l1/' tailpiece in sink: 8-355 waste plug with rubber stopper and 11 _>" tailpiece in tub. Cabinet: No. 4200ST baked white enamel steel cabinet. Note: Sink traps are not included. 6-68 or 6-69, On Steel Cabinet Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, without hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) 6-69-S, On Single Leg, sink at left 6-68-S, On Single Leg, sink at right ''ink ant! Tub: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal combination Iedge sink and laundry tub with'back and soap depression: 6-7S white acid-resisting porcelain enameled removable sliding board. Support: Painted black formed metal adjustable leg. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging -pout supply fitting with automatic diverter valve, and thumb control spray with rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A. if with aerator.! Wastes: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l1-/ tailpiece in sink; 8-355 waste plug with rubber stopper and l1-/' tailpiece in tub. Note: Sink traps are not included. 6-68 or 6-69, On Single Leg Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting without ho-e and spray. (Specify 8-84-A, if with aerator.) 6-68 and 6-69 Overall Dimensions Size Sink Size Tun Size 42x25'' 1710x16*4x8" deep 171->xl61.i'xt2" deep *48x25" 19l4'.xL6'4x8" deep I9l4.xl614xl2" deep Height of hack. 4' fXote: 48x25" size made with tub at left only. 6-87-S, sink at left 6-86-S, sink at right ir*1 T.,ii AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enamecd -med -leui Hat rim. combination sink and laundry Hi 1 :n extended back ledge. Trim. 8XS Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout supply fit- with automatic diverter vahe and thumb control spray with rubber Ivi-e. Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.i W aste? 'i-ifd Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l1-/ tailn>ie m -ink: <-?55 wa.-te ping with rubber stopper and l'_>" :a'.:p:c-ce in tub Note- SmR traps are not included. 6-87, sink at left 6-86, sink at right sumo, except w:th v ') -uppb tilting, less spray. Specify 8-84-A. il with uculnr Size Overall Dimensions 42x21' Tub size 18!-xl4xtl '4" deep Sink size IS* -xl4x7'' deep 6-84, Reversible (not illustrated) Same, except 42v|S" d.:e without extender! hack ledge and with- iu! supply lilting. _____________________________________________ Page 6-4 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1654 TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 6-2 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Description and Catalog Number 6*68 or 6*69, On Cabinet 6-68-S or 6-69-S, On Cabinet No. 4200ST Cabinet Description and Catalog Number 6*68 or 6-69, On Leg 6-68-S or 6-69-S, On Leg \ ; | 1 Size, Inches 42x25 42x25 42x25 Size, Inches 42x25 42x25 Price, each--'White A.R. j $hpq. Wt. ZONE 1 ! ZONE 2 Pounds $187.52 j $196.42 195.42 1 204.32 68.68 ! 77 58 Price, each White A. R. ' 186 ' 146 r 100 ishpg. Wf ' Pounds $125.84 133.74 i 95 I 05 6-68, On Leg 6-68-S, On Leg 48x25 48x25 134.24 142.14 j 105 ' 105 6-68 or 6-69, Ware Only, Less Leg 6-84, Reversible 6-84, Ware Only 6-86 or 6-87, Flat Rim 6-86-S or 6-87-S, Flat Rim 6-86 or 6-87, Ware Only 6-78 Drainboard 42x25 48x25 42x18 42x18 42x21 42x21 42x21 { For 42x18 For 42x21 For 42x25 For 48x25 81 .00 89.00 65.14 56.10 89.44 97.34 61.20 9.40 9.40 9.60 10.00 *2 : 55 ! 50 t 65 ( 62 ___ L J-L / 17 i8 _____1____ i_ For aerator on spout. Add each $1.80 For 8-324 *4" male tailpieces. Add per pair .48 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealers convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Duraclay and Cast Iron Laundry Tubs LAUNDRETTE DURACLAY LAUNDRY TUBS Earthenware, Vitreous Glazed 6-112 Tub: Laundrette Duraclay. earthenware vitreous glazed, two-compartment laundry tub with in tegral washboard and ledge back with two soap depressions. Support: P-248 Herc-U-Lite black enameled steel support with leveling screws. Trim: B36HRR Repeal supply ntting with renew able units and seats; 8" long swinging spout with hose end. Waste: Rough btass twin Duo waste connection with rubber stoppers and l!-/ <>.D. tailpiece. Note; Trap Is not included. Overall Dimension! Sizes. 36x25x12" deep and 42x25x12' deep. Rim to door................... 34' s. ` An integral washboard is ed into the single tub and mt. the left hand compartment the two-compartment 6-116 Large compartments of the Laundrette allow ample room for efficient laundering. Flat ledge back pro vides wide shelf for laundering materials with two conveniently located integral soap depressions. Tub: Laundrette Duraclay, earthenware vit reous glazed, single compartment laundry tub with integral washboard and ledge back with soap depression. Support: 6-248 Herc-U-Lite black enameled steel support with leveling screws. Trim: B36HRR Repeal supply fitting with re newable units and seats; 8" long swinging spout with hose end. Waste: 8-855 brass waste plug with rubber stopper and l1 >" O.D. tailpiece. Note; Trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size..22x25x12* deep Rim to floor. .34* Note: Myrasland support also available for Laundrette laundry tubs--see page 6-6. PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON LAUNDRY TUBS DURACLAY 6-130 Tub: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glaze-. center outlet flat rim laundry tub. Waste: 8-355 brass waste plug with rubbestopper and \]/2 tailpiece. 6-202 Note: Trap is not included. Size . .20x18x12" deep Tubs: Battery of two, porcelain enameled inside, ground coat outside, cast iron flat rim laundry tubs. Number Size White Color Shpg, Wl. Supports: Painted white cast iron adjustable supporting stands; concealed hangers. Trim: B34CR Repeal rough nickel plated laundry tub faucet with ho,,- end 6-112 6-116 6-130 36x25' 42x25" 22x25" 20x18' $139.98 168.88 87.72 44.34 $197.68 240.98 118.12 65.34 245 .U 270 ;i,p 160 :bs. 75 lbs swinging spout; 1 / union inlets on 314" centers for supplies from ceiling. 6-202 White White ; Wastes: 8-355 brass waste plugs with rubber stoppers and lj-^" tailpieces. Note; Traps and supply pipes are not included. Sizes, each tub Overall Dimensions .........24x22x13^* deep. Height, adjustable from 30* to 3 Battery Regular of 2 24x22" $125.70 If less B36HRR supply fitting If fess B34CR laundry faucet., For 20-19 male tailpieces. A.R. $137.30 230 ]!>#. Deduct $16.22 , Deduct 9.82 Add Per Pr. .38 When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamel is required. Unless otherwise specified, all exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Page 6-5 Cement Composition Laundry Tubs; Supporting Frames CEMENT COMPOSITION LAUNDRY TUBS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 6-230 Tub: Shelfon ar.e piece cement composition laundry tub with 0" wide integral shelf and seif-draining soap depressions; raised metallic rim. built-in rustless metallic washboard and aluminum faucet anchor. Support: Painted angle iron supporting frame with Lightning Levelers. Trim: B34R Repeal Rgh. X.P. laundry tub faucet with swing ing hose end spout; 1 _>" union Inlets on 31-X" centers, for supplies from ceiling. : vpart tub has two faucets.) Waste: Cast-in waste connection with nickel plated brass strainers, rubber stoppers and Do" tailpiece. Overall Sizes: Single 25x28" 2-part 48x28" 3-part 72x28" Tubs 16" deep 6-240 Tub: Cast cement composition laundry tub with metallic rim. Support: Painted anglt; iron supporting frame. Trim: B34R Repeal Rgh. X.P. laundry tub faucet with - ing hose end spout; union inlets on ofX" ceiv supplies from ceiling. (,3-part tub has two faucets. r Waste: Cast-in waste connection vvith nickel plate strainers, rubber stoppers and 14-4" tailpiece. .ss Sixes: Ail tubs 16' deep Single 25x24" 27x24' 51x24' 2-part 48x24' 54x24' 60x24" 3-part 72x24' Dark green enameled angle iron sup porting frame for cement composition laundry tubs, vvith cadmium plated Lightning Levelers. Lengths 24". 40' and 64' Width 15' Height 18" Dark green enameled angle iron sup porting frame for cement composition laundry tubs. Lengths 24",40",46',52" and 64" Width 15' Height 18" Myrastand aluminum finish formed steel supporting frame with leveling bolts for Laundrette Duraclay laundry tubs. Lengths 18", 52" and 58" Width 1714' Height 21' LAUNDRY TUBS PRICES COMPLETE, F.O.B., Chicago, III. Number) Type Size ` Price Shpg. Wt. 1 Single 6-230 . 2-part i 5-part 25x28" 48x28' 72x28" $44.40 57.84 96.04 200 lbs. 400 lbs. 600 lbs. Single ' Single " Single 25x24' 27x24' 31x24" 36.00 37.52 39.04 175 lbs. 200 lbs. 225 lbs. 6-240 I 2-part 2-part i 2-part | 3-part 48x24' 1 54x24" ' 60x24" ! 72x24" 46,62 52.52 57.76 78.44 325 lbs. 350 lbs. 375 lbs. 500 lbs. If less B34R supply fitting . .D.duet ach $9.92 For local prices, contact your Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. SUPPORTING FRAMES fPRICES COMPLETE, F.O.B. Shipping Point Number Type of Tub Size tPrice Shpg. Wt. 6-245 6-247 Single 2-part 3-part Single 2-part 2-part 2-part 3-part 24' $8.54 40" 8.54 64* 12.80 24" 5.34 40" 5.34 46" 6.66 52" 7.34 64" 8.00 14 lbs. 15 lbs. 23 lbs. 10 lbs. 12 lbs. 14 lbs. 16 lbs. 18 lbs. 6-249 for Laundrette 22" single 36" 2-part 42"2-part 18" 32" 38* 8.40 8.40 8.40 14 lbs. 16 lbs. 18 lbs. t6-245 and 6-247 frames are F.O.B., Chicago, III. 6-249 frames are F.O.B. Philadelphia, Pa. Page 6-6 May 4, 7 955 Superseding February 28, 1955 Prices are subfect to change without notice LIST PRICES arc shown for th* Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S-A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Factory Wash Sinks PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON FACTORY WASH SINKS 6-300 Wash Sink: Porcelain enameled inside, ground coat outside, cast iron roll rim wash sink with 8" high back and center outlet. Supports: Concealed hangers. Trim: S-241 Quaturn rough nickel plated wash sink faucets with tlow reducers, L3^'' diameter removable-face spray nozzles, and 3.{" I.P.S. male union supply connections on ,5" %`ertical centers. Rough nickel plated brass soap dishes. Waste: 8-354 brass perforated open strainer with {l-?' tailpiece. Note: Trap and piping illustrated are not included. Overall Dimensions Length............................................ 4' Width............................................. 18Depth, inside............................... 7" Number of faucets......................... 2 Number of soap dishes............... 2 S' 18- 7' 3 3 6' 18T 3 3 6-305 Wash Sinks: Porcelain enameled inside, ground coat outside, cast iron roll rim wash sink with 8" high back and center outlet; stainless steel soap dishes. Supports: Concealed hangers. Trim: 8-239 Quafurn rough nickel plated wash sink faucets with flow reducers, plain nozzles, and W" I.P.S. female flanged union supply connections on 3:i <" centers. Waste: 8-354 brass perforated open strainer with I'T' tailpiece. Note: Trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Length............................................ 4' Width............................................. 18' Depth, Inside............................... 7' Number of faucets......................... 2 Number of soap dishes.............. 1 5' IS' 7' 3 2 6' 18' V 3 2 8-241 8-241 Quafurn Faucet Quafurn rough nickel plated wash sink faucet with concealed flow re ducers, indexed lever handles, 1%" removable-face spray nozzle, and I.P.S. male tailpieces on 3" vertical centers. 8-239 Quafurn Faucet Quafurn rough nickel plated wash sink faucet with concealed flow reducers, indexed lever handles, plain nozzle, and 3d>" I.P.S. female flanged union sup ply connections on 3^g" centers. Number 6-300 6-305 6-300 or 6-305 Wash Sink Only 8-239 8-241 PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Size 4' 5' 6' 4' 5' 6' 4' 5' 6' H" Vz Number of Faucets 2 3 3 2 3 3 -- -- -- -- -- Number of Soap Dishes 2 3 3 1 2 2 -- -- -- -- -- Regular Enamel A.R. Enamel $200.78 245.16 267.36 $219.98 267.16 292.06 189.48 229.46 251.66 208.68 251.46 276.36 153.80 175.80 198.00 173.00 197.80 222.70 Rgh. N.P. 15.48 Rgh. N.P. 16.12 Shpg.Wt. Pounds ISO 215 280 175 210 275 165 195 260 3H 5 When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamel is required. For other wash sink faucets, refer to Section 8. For sink traps, refer to Section 8. Prices ore subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 6-7 Multiple Washfountains, Foot or Hand Controlled BRADLEY WASHFOUNTAINS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Precast Marble or Stone Compositions -- Stainless Steel or Enameled Iron. Circular or Semi-Circular--Foot or Hand Controlled Type BFA 54" Circular PRECAST STONE COMPOSITIONS PRECAST MARBLE COMPOSITIONS GRANITO -- Limestone with sand-colored binder, machine ground and rubbed inside end outside. INERGRAN--Limestone with sand-colored binder, machine ground and rubbed bowl interiors--bowl exteriors and pedestals rubbed only. BRADSTONE--Limestone with sand-color ed binder, rubbed surfaces, not ground. MARMOGRAN--White marble aggre gate with sand-colored binder, ground and rubbed. SAGE GREEN MARMORITE--White marble aggregate in green binder, ground and rubbed. VARI-COLORED MARMORITE--Marble of variegated colors with neutral binder, ground and rubbed. BLACK AND WHITE MARMORITE--White marble aggregate with black bir-er, ground and rubbed. STAINLESS STEEL--Bowls are one-piece pressings of heavy gauge, 18-8 stainless steel. Pedestals are formed metal, bonderized, with acid-resisting baked enamel finish to match bowls. Scuff-png bases are black enameled. ENAMELED IRON -- Bowls are one-piece pressings of deep-drawing steel with acid-resisting vitreous enamel finish. Pedestals are formed metal, bonderized, with acid-resisting baked enamel finish. Scuff-ring bases are black enameled. STANDARD EQUIPMENT FOOT-CONTROLLED--Manually operated mixing valves, self-closing foot vaives, and traps are standard equip ment. HAND-CONTROLLED--Manually operated mixing valves, operating valves and traps are standard equip ment. MIXING VALVE V The mixing valve regulates tem perature only, and in no way affects the volume of water, control of water delivery being accomplished by a separate valve. Type CFA 36" Semi-Circular Type HFA 54" Circular Type OFA 36" Circular SPECIFICATIONS AND SIZES Foot Hand Controlled Controlled Characteristics ! Design j ^j^diesT' Number of users Supplies and vent j ^ _ * 54 8 to 10 AFA AHA from below j " . 36 5 or 6 8 FA BHA Supplies from above, direct rising vent Circular t ;4 36 * S o to or 16,0 *CFA "CHA Supplies and vent through wall or floor Semi- : circular ' 54 36 5 to 6 3 HFA HHA Supplies from below, direct rising vent Circular | ^ 8 to 10 5 or 6 OFA OHA Supplies from above, vent from below Circular j ^ 8 to 10 5 or 6 "Types CFA and CHA are also obtainable for overhead supplies, overhead vent, or overhead supplies and vent, on special order. Overall Dimensions Height, floor to top of rim, all types.. 36" Semi-Circular, floor to top of hack .. . 54" Semi-Circular, floor to top of hack ................ 36" Semi-Circular, projection, wall to front. 54" Semi-Circular, projection, wall to front.. . , Foot controlled models are illustrated. For prices, refer to following page. .. 28" . 32" 35U" 22V 32 V Page 6-8 November 26, 1951 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown tor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Multiple Washfoumains BRADLEY DUO WASHFOUNTAINS Enameled Iron or Stainless Steel Duo Washfountains are detuned for small washrooms in factories, stores, unices. >cnools, or wherever t:t umber of users to be serviced does not require larger units. The Duo a t# as a safeguard to health each person washes in ENAMELED IRON Bowls are finished in acid-resisting vitreous enamel --pedestals are formed metal, bonderized, with baked enamel finish to match bowls. Scuff-bases are a continuous, ever-clean spray of running water. Foot-control operation eliminates pos sibility of skin infections as hands touch nothing but dear running water. Available with stainless steel or enameled iron bowls. STAINLESS STEEL Bowls are 1S-S stainless steel---pedes tals are former! metal, bonderized, with baked enamel finish to match bowls. Scuff-bases are black enameled. Duo Washfountain Enameled Iron Overall Dimensions Height Width 27 V Projection ,, 15 V FOOT CONTROL Assures maximum water economy. A touch of the foot turns spray on, and removal turns it off. SPRAY HEAD Discharges semi-annular spray of running water. Top is removable for clean ing. Chromium plated brass. MIXING VALVE Regulates temperature only. Does not affect volume of water. Tempered water is obtained without opening operating valve to maximum pressure. PRICES COMPLETE, F.O.B, Milwaukee, Wis. tEnameied Iron $142,80 Stainless Steel $200,60 1 Shpg. Wt. 56 lbs. SOAP VALVES tFor colors, see note at bottom of page. BRADEX FIXTURE CLEANER Liquid and Powdered Soap Dispensers are made of glossy, black thermosetting plastic and are moulded in two halves for installation on fountains with over head piping. Each section has two valves, powdered soap valves have side swing action, while liquid soap valves are push up type. A safe, effective and economical cleaning agent for washroom fixtures; especially recommended for washfountains. It con tains no free acid, harsh abrasives or other destructive agents, thus can be used with safety--sprinkle lightly on surface to be cleaned, rub with a moist cloth and wash off with water. For Prices, see fable below. Available in cartons of 10, 25, 50 and 100 pounds. Circular Designs --"PRICES COMPLETE, F.O.B. Milwaukee, Wis., less soap dispensers FOOT CONTROLLED-Types AFA; BFA, HFA and OFA HAND CONTROLLED-Types AHA, BHA, HHA and OHA Material t ns. _`Price. Farit 54' Shpg. Wt. Pounds 54" 56" Material Compositions 1 "Price, Each j 54" 56" Shpg, \\ t. Pounds 54" j 56" Granito Inergran $424.16 412.26 $297.50 294.10 1265 1265 570 570 Granito Inergran [ $377.40 ] 365.50 $258.40 255.00 1250 j 1250 | 560 560 Bradstone 403.76 Marmogran 445.40 Marmorite, ' S6 ( 290.70 309.40 Vw.60 at. e>s<-r$ \ rEnamelad " '""454^76 "~T 308.56 Stainless 1 701.26 j 447,10 1265 1265 1265 270 250 570 570 570 195 175 Bradstone Marmogran Marmorite,. all colors tEnameied Stainless j 357.00 \ 398.66 I i 4,4'8 ; 408.00 ( 654.50 251.60 270.30 280.50 269.46 408.00 1250 } 1250 J 1250 240 220 560 '60 560 L75 155 Above prices include traps. If with soap dispensers for liquid or powdered soap, odd each Semi-Circular Designs -- ^PRICES COMPLETE, F.O.B. Milwaukee, Wis., less soap dispensers FOOT CONTROLLED-Type CFA HAND CONTROLLED-Type CHA Bradex Fixture Cleaner Prices, per carton, Material ; F.ach Compositions 54" of>w Shpg. Wt.Pounds Material 54" | 56" Compositions `Price . Each 54" 56" Shpg. Wt.Pounds 54" 36" Granito Inergran j$398.66 , $289.86 382.50 286.45 Bradstone 369.76 ! 282.20 Marmogran* 415.66 301.76 1010 1010 1010 1010 1 j | 475 475 475 475 Granito Inergran $360.40 344.26 Bradstone 331.50 Marmogran 377.40 $255.86 252.46 248.20 267.76 1000 1000 1000 1000 465 465 465 465 Marmorite, i ... _ - all colors 428 40 1 311 96 tEnameied I 391.00 j 279.66 Stainless I 636.66 1 428.40 1010 ! 475 j 215 1 155 205 | 155 Marmorite, all colors tEnameied Stainless 390.16 352.76 598.40 277.96 245.66 394.40 1000 195 185 465 145 145 Above prices include traps. If with soap dispensers for liquid or powdered soap, add each $39.10 F.O.8. Milwaukee, Wis. 10 pounds._____ $ 3.50 25 pounds. . . 8.20 50 pounds... 15.10 100 pounds............ 27.20 t Note: Enameled washfountains are available in White and the following five colors: Forest Green, Pastel Yellow, Sea Green, Sky Blue, Sun Tan. Unless color is specified on order White will be furnished. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S A. LIST PRICES are shown (*.* the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 6-9 5J * 6-504 111 vnMm; ucmlla PRICE SERVICE VITREOUS CHINA DRINKING FOUNTAINS 6-504 Corwith Fountain: Corwith vitreous >.hina pedestal drinking fountain with elevated bubbler base and inte gral strainer: door screws with washers and cap nuts: china bolt caps. Supply: 6-507 supply tit ting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, auto matic stream regulator, loose key stop: Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit, and access cover piate. Waste: 6-810 l" LP.S. female out let connection. Overall Dimensions Receptor .. 12! / Height ,34'' 6-514 Clearstream Fountain: Clearstream vitreous china wall drinking fountain with elevated bubbler base and integral strainer; wall screws with washers ami cap nuts. Supply: (j-51,'' supply f.r.ing with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandai-prowf base, automatic stream regulator, screw-driver stop, Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit, and access cover plate. Waste: 6-817 l1 [" I.P.S. femaie galvanized "P" trap. Width............... 12" Overall Dimension Efeight Projection 6-520 Waterfall Fountain: Waterfall vitreous china wall drinking foun tain with 7" high back, elevated bubbler base and integral strainer: concealed hanger and wail screw. Supply: 6-526 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, automatic stream regulator, screw-driver stop, Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit and access cover plate. Waste: 6-817 l1^* [.P.S. female galvanized "P" trap. Width............. 12" Overall Dimensions Height..............17 Y% Projection............. 13' 6-526 Waterfall Fountain: Waterfall vitreous china wall drinking foun tain with 15" high back, elevated bubbler base and integral strainer; concealed hanger and wall screw. Supply: 6-529 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, automatic stream reg ulator, screw-driver stop, Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit, and access cover plate. Faucet; 6-760 push button ice water faucet. Waste: 6-817 1 I.P.S. fe male galvanized "P" trap. 6-525 Waterfall Same as 6-526 except less ice water faucet. 6-526 Overall Dimensions Width ...12" Height.. ,25V Projection. . , 13" 6-527 Waterfall Fountain: Waterfall vitreous china wall drinking fountain with 15" high back and integral strainer; concealed hanger and wall screw. Faucet: 6-760 push button ice water faucet. Waste: 6-817 1J4" I.P.S. galvanized ``P" trap. Overall Dimensions Width... ...12" Height.... 2W% Projection.... 13" All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. PRICES, COMPLETE Catalog i Price. Each jShpg. Wt. Number 1 White 1 Color Pounds 6-504 ! $167.80 ! $216.60 140 6-514 1 107.00 i 127.50 50 6-520 ` 116.30 ; 142.10 ! 55 6-525 . 147.60 188.00 68 6-526 1 159.70 * 200.10 70 6-527 | 110.20 150.60 60 For fountain bubblers, refer to Page 6*16. For ice water faucets, refer to Page 6*16. 6-527 Page 6-10 May 4t 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE VITREOUS CHINA DRINKING FOUNTAINS 6-530 Erie Fountain: Erie vitreous china wall drinking fountain with 8" high back, elevated bubbler bases and integral strainer; con cealed hangers and apron screws. Supplies: Two 0-547 supply rittings. each with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proot base, automatic stream regulator, screw-driver stop and Victor seif-closing valve with Magiclose control unit. Waste: 8-852 waste fitting with IFf' O.D. tailpiece. Trap: 8-401 lkjj" bent tube adjustable "P" trap with cleanout. 6-531 Erie Same, except with 0-760 push button we water faucet. Drinking Fountains 6-536 Erie Fountain: Erie vitreous china wall drinking fountain with 8" high back, elevated bubbler base and integral strainer; concealed hanger and apron screws. Supply: 6-547 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proot base, automatic stream regulator, screw-driver stop and Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit. Waste: 8-352 waste fitting with l}4" O.D. tailpiece. Trap: 8-401 114" bent tube adjustable "P" trap with cleanout. Width............... 12' Overall Dimensions Height.................12" Projection................ 13" 6-542 Ontario Fountain: Ontario vitreous china drinking fountain with elevated bubbler bases and integral strainer; porcelain enameled cast iron brackets with screws. Supplies: Two 6-547 supply fittings, each with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proot base, automatic stream regulator, screw-driver stop and Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit. Waste: 8-352 waste fitting with V/' O.D. tailpiece. Trap: 8-401 1}<" bent tube adjustable "P" trap with cleanout. Width Overall Dimensions 24" Apron height............. 4" Projection............... 13", set 2" from wall. 6-551 Thurstend Receptor: Thurstend vitreous china drinking foun tain receptor with elevated bubbler base and integral strainer. Supply: 6-728 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, automatic stream rec.-ator; Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit. Waste: 6-820 galvanized waste connection with IJ-'T' supporting pipe pedestal and cast iron base; 1" galvanized waste pipe to floor. Overall Dimensions Receptor............... 10x7 Fo" Height................ 34" Unless otherwise specified, all exposed metal trim is chromium plated. PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number 6-530 6-531 6-536 6-542 6-551 Price, bach White Color $193.00 205.10 103.60 $226.40 238.50 120.90 200. SO 84.40 230.50 - Shpg. Wt. Pounds SO i HU 50 ! 60 40 For fountain bubblers and ice water faucets, refer to Page 6-16. 6-551 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for he Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding June 16, 1954 Page 6-11 urinKing rounrams DRINKING FOUNTAINS 6-555 Thurstend, Vitreous China Keivjitnr: Thurstend vitreous china drinking fountain receptor with elevated bubbler base and integral strainer. Supply: 6-727 -upply fitting with Purflo angle stream huh! er with \andai-pro.if base, screw-driver regulating stop, and Victor -eif-i !n>ing valve aith Magiclose control unit. Waste: 0-S15 galvanised combination wall bracket and outlet con nection with U" ()-D. tailpiece. Trap: 8-401 11 .t" bent tube adjustable "P" trap with cleanout. 6-555 Vitreous China Overaff Dimensions Receptor 10x7' 7' P'-.-'c ;Wi iJ' 6-559 Thurstend, Galvanized Iron Receptor: Thurstend galvanized iron drinking fountain receptor with elevated bubbler base and integral strainer. Supply: 6-727 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, screw-driver regulating stop, and Victor 'elf-closing vaive with Magiclose control unit. Waste: 6-817 I.P.S. female galvanized "P" trap. vKAIN C. ULMLCtt PRICE SERVICE 6-559 Galvanized Iron Overall Dimensions Receptor 9x6' Projection ll'(' 6-570 Overall Dimensions Width. . 17" Heiaht 26' C Projection 1 6-570 Coolbrook Fountain: Coolbrook vitreous china semi-recessed drinking fountain with elevated bubbler base, integral strainer ami wall screws. Supply: 6-572 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, automatic stream regulator, screw-driver stop. Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit, tint] access cover plate. Waste: 6-813 waste fitting with 134" G.D. tailpiece. Note: Trap and cleanout are not included. 6-575 Corridor Fountain: Corridor vitreous china recess fountain with in tegral strainer, and wall screws. Supply: 6-577 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, automatic stream regulator, con cealed screw-driver stop, Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit, and access cover plate. Waste: 6-813 waste fitting with 134" O.D. tailpiece. No/e: Trap and cleanout are not included. Catalog Number 6-555 6-559 6-570 6-575 PRICES COMPLETE Price Each White Color $62.50 45.80 -- -- 153.60 200.00 $195.40 260.30 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 20 15 80 90 For fountain bubb/ers, refer to Page 6* 16. Overall Dimensions Width.. , . 16' Height........... . 30* Recess depth. 10" Pcge 6-12 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16. 1654 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Freeze-Proof Drinking Fountains THURSTEND FREEZE-PROOF DRINKING FOUNTAINS Xo pit is required, easy to install. Should require no attention for many years, regardless of weather conditions. When pedai is at rest, valve is automatically shut off and water completely drains from t'oun- tain to below freezing depth. Leather shutoff hail may be quickly replaced by unscrewing pedal cap and lifting out the entire plunger unit, as illustrated, 6-563 Thurstend Receptor: Thurstend vitreous china drinking fountain receptor with elevated bubbler base and integral strainer; Purtlo angle stream bubbler with vandal proof base. Supply: Modern-Kelly Xo. 10 self draining pedal action valve with hack dow ball checks, air vent pipe with screened cap, and vandal proof cover, automatic stream regulator and :ig" galvanized supply pipe with union. Waste: 6-820 galvanized waste connection with lb>" supporting pipe pedestal and cast iron base, 1" galvanized waste pipe to door. When installing this fountain provide drainage by burying a length of drain tile, Filled with gravel, below frost line, and connecting with drain tube. Overall Dimensions Receptor . . 10x7*.~>" Height............ 34" Standard Burr . . 18". 36". 48". or 60" ___________ PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number Size j Price, Bury * Each Shpg. Wt. Pounds 6-563 18' $163.80 36" j 169.06 48' ! 172.80 60 i 176.56 Ml ,n * ERIE AND ONTARIO FREEZE-PROOF DRINKING FOUNTAINS Erie am! Ontario .'.Mil-hung, freeze-proof drinking foun tains van be msr.-.,.vd in school yards, refreshment stands, factories am: many other points without danger of freez ing. Ail surplus water from both the supply and waste lines drains back into the heated portion of the building, each time the fountain is used. The exposed supply line to the bubbler also drains completely after each operation. 6-590 Erie Fountain: Erie 12x13" vitreous china, freeze-proof, wall drinking fountain with 8" high back, elevated bubbler base with Purflo angle stream bubbler, integral strainer, waste tilting with Dq" O.D. tailpiece, concealed hanger and apron screws. Supply and Waste: Xo. 6-590 Modern-Kelly Xo. 14 push but ton, automatic freeze-proof valve and drain assembly with automatic 'tream regulator and 3 ij" supply connection with stop for wails up to 12" thick. See below* Waste Unit: Di" O.D. elbow connection with slip nut and escutcheon, waste connection and "P" trap assembled within cabinet. Cabinet: 12x18x4" painted metal insulated cabinet with access panel and supporting screws. Note supply and waste connections may be furnished at either side of cabinet. Insulated cabinet should be installed within heated section of building. Specify whether cabinet is for exposed or recess installation. 6-591 Ontario Fountain: Ontario -r.vii' vitieous china, freeze-proof, wall drinking foun...!n with elevated bubbler bases and two Purflo angle stream bubblers, integral strainer, waste fitting with 1J4" O.D. tailpiece, and porcelain enameled brackets with screws. Supply and Waste: 6-591 Two Modern-Kelly Xo. 15 push button, automatic freeze-proof valves and drain assemblies with automatic stream regulators and 3 S' supply connec tion with stop for walls up to 12" thick. See below* Waste Unit: 114" O.D. elbow connection with slip nut and escutcheon, waste connection and "P" trap assembled within cabinet. Cabinet: 24x18x4" painted metal insulated cabinet with access panel and supporting screws. Regularly furnished for 12r thick walls. Where measurement exceeds 12, specify wall thickness. PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number 6-590 6-591 Price, Each White Color $225.22 $242.52 381.30 411.30 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 70 1X5 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 6-12a Drinking Fountain and Cuspidor Combination CORRIDOR DRINKING FOUNTAIN AND CUSPIDOR COMBINATION CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 6-610 Fountain: Corridor vitreous china recess drinking fountain with elevated bubbler base, integral strainer and wall screws with washers and cap nuts. Supply: 6-578 supply fitting with Purflo angle stream bubbler with vandal-proof base, automatic stream regulator, concealed screw-driver stop, Victor type by-pass pattern self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit; access cover plate. Waste: 6-815 waste fitting with 1LC" O.D. tailpiece. Cuspidor: Corridor vitreous china recess cuspidor with integral strainer, wall screws with washers and cap nuts; access cover plate. Supply: 3 s'' I.P.S. fan flush spreader with integral stop. Waste: 6-813 waste fitting with \\4!' O.D. tailpiece. Note: Concealed supply piping from drinking fountain to cuspidor and con cealed traps with fittings for both fountain and cuspidor are not included. 6-612 Page 6-12b CORRIDOR CUSPIDOR Overall Dimensions Width............................ Height............................ Depth in wall... .. Corridor Fountain 16' 30' 97'j" Corridor Cuspidor 16" 30' Q7- 6-612 Cuspidor: "-"idor vitreous china recess cuspidor with int . .. strainer and wall screws. Supply: 6-613 supply fitting with Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit, concealed screw-driver stop, access cover plate; I.P.S. fan flush spreader with integral stop. Waste: 6-813 waste fitting with 1LC" O.D. tailpiece. Note: Concealed piping from supply fit ting to spreader and concealed trap with fittings for cuspidor are not included. PRICES Catalog Number 6-610 6-612 Price, Each White Color $374.70 $505.30 196.50 255.40 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 170 80 Prices do not include traps, cleanouts nor concealed piping. Exposed metal trim is chromium plated. May 4, 7 955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are <ubject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail rice. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Electric Water Coolers HALSEY TAYLOR ELECTRIC DRINKING WATER COOLERS Hermetically Sealed Condensing Unit--Air Cooled Porcelain Enameled Top v.^i I CH10A, CH15A and HT30A Hand Controlled FEATURES Cabinet--Constructed of Bonderized steel, spot welded ,md finished in metallic stray. Fountain Receptor- CM models have porcelain enameled cast iron receptors: SC Models have polished stainless steei receptors. Bubbler-Chromium plated two-stream mound-building type. Automatic Stream Control--Maintains a constant height drinking stream under varying water pressure; installed inside of cabinet. Storage 7ank--Everdur, tested for 140 pounds pressure. Insulation--Full 21 { of approved granulated cork. Cooling Coil-Copper tubing: patented direct how. Precooler--Xon-clogging copper coil. Expansion Valve--Automatic, special unloading type. Temperature Control--Thermostatic, in direct contact with outlet water. Condensing Unit--Hermetically sealed, internally, spring mounted to eliminate vibration. Refrigerant--Freon 12. Stainless Steel Top SC10A Foot Operated Porcelain Enameled Top i ,L.': X, Room Temperature CH10 CH15 HT30A SC10A HOURLY CAPACITIES Gallons of 50 F. drinking water delivered per hour based on 60% spill through precooler. 70 18.0 26.2 41.2 18.0 70 F. 80 90 16.5 14.5 24.2 23.2 38.8 35.6 16.5 14.5 100 13.2 21.2 34.6 13.2 70 12.3 17.8 31.0 12.3 OO o O co o Inlet Water Temperatures at F. 90 F. 90 100= 70 80 90 11.3 10.0 9.1 9.5 8.5 7.6 16.5 15.S 14.5 14.4 13.3 12.5 29.1 25.8 24.0 23.0 21.5 21.0 11.3 10.0 9.1 9.5 8.5 7.6 100' 7.0 11.5 18.6 7.0 100 F. 70- rscH vo ! mo* 1 . / 6.9 6.5 ! 5.6 11.9 11.2 (0.6 ( 6.5 19.0 /./ 18.2 6.9 167..50 j 15.0 5.8 Two-Stream Projector The two stream, mound building bubbler used on these fountains pro vides absolute sanitation and meets all health re quirements. The auto matic regulator control maintains the drinking stream at a uniform height. No. 2382 Glass Filler All water coolers can be fitted with Xo. 2382 chromium plated lever handle, self-closing type glass fillers at an extra charge. CH10A Hand Controlled with Glass Filler (Glass Filler is extra} Motors A.C. 115 Volt 60 Cycle Single Phase Overall Dimensions, Inches Model Numbers CH10A HT30A SC10A CH15A Width Depth Height, to rim Height, overall Pedal Extension 184-4 40 43K --- 225-s 22H 40'!:( 44*,s -- I5ki 15H 40 43 X 23, Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in L* S A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determininR his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. MODEL NUMBERS, DATA AND PRICES *AII Prices are F.O.B. Warren, Ohio Model Number Tank Motor Type of Control Capacity Hand Foot Gallons H.P. Type of Condenser `Price Shipping Weight. Each Pounds CH10A CH15A HT30A -- -- -- -- SC10A H4 314 10 1*4 H Air Cooled $472.50 230 X Air Cooled 540.00 250 ,4 Air Cooled 990.00 400 % Air Cooled 472.50 173 For No. 2382 self-closing glass filler Add $22.50 For loot pedal (available for all hand-operated coolers) Add 21.76 For Whiteor Special Colors (includecolorsample with order) Add 9.00 May 4, 1955 Superseding July 22, 1952 Page 6-1 5 LiririKing Fountain Trimmings CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 6-731 PURFLO BUBBLERS Purflo 6-731 , -tri'.im bubbler !'A 'omaiu inlet. o-733 Purnc " bubbler 'v i'. l !' 5. tom .lie A ,t:igvt m.i-i cux-aion. c `Si jJL 6-733 ICE WATER FAUCETS 6-760 'W'MITF -* 3 y" push burt-'n. seir-closine ice water faucet with < ompos.f.on di'O and concealed regu lating screw: --enter of spout outlet to wall n" 6-760 6-762 -- ; y" push button, self-closing i 'e water faucet with composition disc, swinging spout ana concealed regulating screw: center of spoul outlet to wail 1" 6-735 6-735 Purflo ^tre-f". Bubbler a ;:' . ` 1 1' > iu m a I e fianjf i -; .inneotion wit" rug.: .a" : - rev.-. L DRINKING FOUNTAIN STOPS 6-762 6-739 Purflo angle stream nur ble: with Victor seit-ciusing v.-r.-e wi:n Magiclose :Lir:cre<1 inlet base with regular, eg -crew and union ring, less Lii'plcee. Destgned for installation ibrougn ire not wcier punching on lavatories, recommended for filling stations factories, etc a! : 6-739 6-746 6-746 Purflo angle stream bubbler with Victor self-closing valve with Magiclose control unit, 3 $" I.P.S. female flanged inlet connection with regulating screw. 6-781 Victor concealed scif- closing Stop with Magiclose control unit. Flange is adjustable for variations up to Viv 6-782 Victor exposed <eii-c:i.y.-stnp wit1' Magiclose contiunit. Sir.es: -V and 6-783 li" concealed lock-shield stop with composition disc, renewable seat and loose key. Flange is adjustable for variations up to Va" " v expose*! stop witn screw driver slot. 91 TM 6-830 FOUNTAIN STRAINER 6-830 Metal drinking fountain strainer. For use on fountains having bubbler connection on confer was*e u^e^- AUTOMATIC STREAM REGULATORS For pressures up toJOOpounds Crane Automatic Stream Regulators pro vide uniform, balanced water supply des pite fluctuating pressures. No water is wasted to maintain a constant height stream as all water entering the regulator passes on to the bubbler--no water is discharged into the waste line without first passing through the bubbler. Furnished rough brass for concealed installations and chromium plated brass for exposed installations. flegu/afor jhou/d be installed between bubbler and control stop. 6-800 3 " exposed diaphragm type brass straight pattern Auto matic Stream Regulator with integral regulating screw, female inlet and outlet. 6-801 l/" concealed diaphragm type rough brass straight pattern Automatic Stream Regulator with integral reg ulating screw, female inlet and outlet. Unless otherwise specified all ex* posed metal trim is chromium plated. Catalog Number 6-731 6-733 6-735 6-739 i-746 6-760 6-762 6-781 6-782 6-782 6-783 6-784 6-800 6-801 6-830 PRICES Size Inches 3y 3 h H 3s *4 H Vo \'i Vs Price, Shpg. Wt. Each Pounds $11.04 14.04 17.68 u 1 1*4 32.00 33.06 3U 2l> 12.10 i l 16.20 13.86 9.44 1*4 2 I 9.44 1*4 10.62 _____ 2 4.42 >, 3-s 14.04 34 H 10.94 !4 -- 3.90 1*. Page 6-1 6 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICE* are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in L* S A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 7-30 Sanitor Vitreous China Stail Urinals SANITOR VITREOUS CHINA STALL URINALS With Integral Flushing Rim--18" Wide Sanitor stall urinals can be furnished in single units or in batteries of 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 urinols with one tank 7-30 Urinals: Sanitor vitreous china slope front, top iniei <tai! urinals with integral 'lushing rim. Seam ('over: 7-36 vitreous china extended wing seam rover. Tanks: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel rloat valve. Flush Pipe: 6-915 flush pipe assembly. Strainers: 6-906 Universal strainers. 7-31 Urinals: Sanitor vitreous china slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral flushing rim. Seam Cover: 7-35 vitreous china plain front seam cover. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. ' Strainers: 6-906 Universal strainers. Overall Dimensions Width................18" Floor to top. Wall to lip.. . 16" Set in floor... 381U 3UF For size of Bellemeade tanks and Alert valves used with urinals in batteries, refer to Pages 9-14 and 9-15 For other urinal trim see Page 9-1 4 For 7-35 and 7-36 vitreous china seam covers, see following page 7-32 Urinals: Sanitor vitreous china slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral flushing rim. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. 7-33 Urinals: Sanitor vitreous china slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral flushing rim and integral extended wing shields. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. WHITE PRICES COMPLETE (Colored Ware--Prices on Request) _ /'JJ fatal"* Number 7-30 7-30 7-31 7-31 7-32 7-33 ~] IS" Wide China Stalls Sinele Stall With 7-36 5*4" seam enters With 7-36 714 ' >eam oi\er* -- -- With 7-35 5V *eam covers With 7-35 7*4" seam cover -- -- Plain, a 1 thout scam covers $202.50 With integral '.ting shields 210.00 Prices. Each Unit Completei~ Batteries 0 2 --5 $405.16 $588.78 $780.02 $980.38 418.06 614.10 818.52 1031.42 398.56 413.76 575.58 605.50 760.22 953.98 805.62 1014.22 366.26 510.98 381.26 1^533.48 663.32 693.32 824.78 862.28 ____ jSin^le 6 1 Stall $1168.34 1232.16 1135.34 1210.66 973.84 1018.84 -- -- - 173 I S3 Shipping Weight. Pounds Battert It 5- 234 ' ') 405 410 400 405 610 620 600 610 815 840 810 825 1045 1 124- 1065 1 127,1 1025 1 122U 1045 1 1245 335 355 470 500 615 655 765 | W5 815 f 0^5 Sonifor Sfoffs Only, less trim Plain Front $128.20 With Integral Shields5135,70All exposed metal is chromium plated Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in etermininp his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 7-3 jumror rnreuus inina oraii unnaii 7-34-C SANITOR VITREOUS CHINA STALL URINALS With Integral Flushing Rim--18" Wide 7-34-C r'.v. \ -. Sanifor viireous china ssope front. i<>p inlet - Integral rliishin>r rim. urinal.- .ver: 7-35 vitreous china pl.iin front seam ('over \ \ l\- Crown flush valve with ``t" screw-driver anrie -top slush connection. ! !':;<: '>-(>l7 slush pipe -'.ssemhly. -Ur doer-: `(-'JOA Universal strainers. 7-37-C Urinals: Sanitor vitreous china slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral flushing rim. Scam ("over: 7-;: vitreous china plain front seam cover. Valves: Xo. !55 Crown rlush valve with 3t" screw-driver angle stop and rlush connection. Strainers: 0-0O6 Universal strainers. ortMi^C wCMi-i-n PRICE SERVICE 7-37-C 7-38-C Urinal: Sanitor vitreous china slope front, top inlet stall urinal with inte gral flushing rim and integral ex tended wing shields. Valve: Xo. 185 Crown flush valve with 3i" screw-driver angle stop and flush connection. Strainer: 9-906 Universal strainer. 7-40-C Same, except stall urinal without ex tended wing shields. CHINA SEAM COVERS 7-39-C Urinal: Sanitor vitreous china slope front, back inlet stall urinal with integral flushing rim. and integral extended wing shields. Valve: Xo. 194 Crown concealed flush valve with oscillating handle, 34" wheel handle straight stop and flush connection. (For walls up to 6" thick --specify wall thickness). Strainer: 9-906 Universal strainer. 7-43-C Same, except stall urinal without ex tended wing shields. 7-44-R Urinal: Sanitor vitreous china slope front back inlet stall urinal with integral flushing rim. Valve: No. 333 Royal concealed flush valve with foot pedal, ,3^" wheel handle angle stop and 1" fe-' ,'e I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls < o 6" thick--specify wall thicknes Strainer: 9-906 Universal strainer Overall Dimensions Width....... 18" Floor to top.. .3,- -,' Wall to lip. .. 16' Set in floor . 3*4' 7-35 Plain Front 7-36 Extended Wing PRICE EACH XumoeriWidth White Color - flu $32.30 $48.50 46.70 70. 10 7-36 1 'f4. ' J `4 38.90 58.30 51.00 76.50 PRICES COMPLETE Prices, Each Unit Complete Shpg. Wt.. Lbs. Catalog N'umber i 18' Wide China Stalls Single Stall White Color Battery of 2 White Color Battery of 3 Single Battery of White Color Stall 2 3 7-34C 7-34C 7-37C 7-37C 7-38C 7-39C 7-40C 7-43C 7-44R ; With 7-35 5*4" seam covers | With 7-35 74' seam covers -- 1 With 7-35 54" seam covers j -- 1 With 7-35 74' seam covers | With integral wing shields j With integral wing shields ! Plain front : Plain front 1 Plain front $177.18 177.98 169.68 170.48 176.20 $358.40 ~ 373.08 371.66 386.06 $244.98 245.78 233.88 234.68 240.40 354.36 355.96 339.36 340.96 352.40 $503.00 $534.24 524.88 563.54 516.26 1 573.64 537.86 1 602.44 489.96 491.56 467.76 469.36 480.80 531.54 533.94 509.04 511.44 528.60 $759.24 802.94 798.64 841.84 734.94 737.34 701.64 704.04 721.20 .560 370 -- j 360 -- , 570 100 320 160 320 150 300 150 300 150 300 570 500 570 500 480 4hU 450 450 450 Sanitor Stalls Only, less trim White Color Plain Front With Integra! Shields $128.20 $192.40 135.70 203.50 Ail exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For urinal trim, refer to Section 9 If flush valves are required with vacuum breakers to meet local code requirements, ADD per valve: Exposed............... $4.54 Concealed..............$3.86 Page 7-4 May 4, 1955 Superseding September JW, 1953 Prices are subject to ctiange without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining hi? net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Sanitor Duraclay Stall Urinals SANITOR DURACLAY STALL URINALS Earthenware Vitreous Glazed--With Metal Spreaders--18" and 21" Wide 7-45 ITinals: Sanitor Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, slope front top inlet stall urinals. Seam Cover: 7-55 Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, plain front seam cover. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Spreaders: 9-900 top inlet spreaders. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. 7-47 (Not illustrated) Same as 7-45 except without seam covers. 7-46 L'rinals: Sanitor Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, slope front top inlet stall urinals. Seam Cover: 7-56 Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, extended wing seam cover. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Spreaders: 9-900 top inlet spreaders. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. Sanitor stall urinals can be furnished in single units or in batteries of 2, 3, A, 5, or 6 with one tank. A 1 exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 7-48 Urinals: Sanitor Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, slope front top inlet stall urinals with integral ex tended wing shields. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Spreaders: 9-900 top inlet spreaders. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. Overall Dimensions `Widths.. 18' and 21" Floor to top. .3S1^T Wall to lip.............16" Set in door... 31T *7-48 Sanitor stalls with integral extended wing shields are made 18" wide only. WHITE PRICES COMPLETE (Colored Ware--Prices on Request) Cauluq Xumher 18' and 21" Wide Duraclay Stalls 7-45 7-45 7-46 ' V\;th ^4 seam covers .W..i.t.n -,, /l4 seam covers i ; With * op .W, scam covers 7-46 With , -ao i *4 seam covers 7-47 7-48 i Plain, no seam covers | ' With integral wing shields t \ U idth, Inches 18 21 18 21 18 21 13 21 18 21 18 Single Stall __ -- -- -- __ -- -- $201.70 227.20 207.40 Prices, Each Unit Con ^/iete Battery of ) 3 !4 5 6 $395.96 $573.18 [$757.02 $949.981$!130.54 448.76 650.80 1 861.24 1080.12| 1286.88 412.16 1 603.10 l 802.42 1010.22 1205.86 463.96 680.72 j 906.64 1140.36 1362.20 403.56! 586.38 1 776.82 976.38 1163.54 455.36 664.00 ' 881.04 1106,52 1319.88 416.461 611.70 1 815.32 1027.42 1227.36 468.26j 689.32 i 919.54 1157.56 1383.70 364.66 508.581 660.12 416.46 586.20 | 764.34 820.78 969.04 950.92 1125.38 376.06 525.681 682.92 849.28 1003.24 Single Stall __ -- __ -- -- -- -- -- 200 220 210 Shipping W eight. Pounds Battery of 2345 440 660 890 1130 480 720 970 1230 450 680 920 1170 490 740 10001 1270 445 670 905 1150 485 730 985 1250 455 690 935 7T901 495 750 1015 1290 365 510 665 830 395 560 715 890 490 550 730 905 f> 1350 1470 1400 1520 1375 1495 1425 1545 ()75 1045 1070 Sanitor Stalls Only, less trim Plain front With Integral Shields 18 { $120.30 21 | 145.80 18 ' 126.00 for Duraclay Seatn Covers, refer to Page 7*6. For size of Bellemeade tanks and Alert valves used with urinals in batteries, refer to Pages 9-14 and 9-J5. For other urinal trim see Page 9*14. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in C $ A, LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding June 16, 1954 Page 7-5 janitor uuraciay oraii ormais SANITOR DURACLAY STALL URINALS Earthenware Vitreous Glazed--With Metal Spreaders--18" and 21" Wide CKAfMt UC.Ml_C.rs PRICE SERVICE 7-50-C ,,_ 7-52-C C'rinal: Sanifor Duraclay. earthenware vitreous glazed., slope front top inlet staii urinal. Waive: No. 1S.5 Crown rlush valve with 3 4' screw-driver angle stop and flush connection. Spreader: 9-900 top inlet spreader. Strainer: 0-906 Universal Strainer. 7-52-C Same as 7-50 except stall has integral extended wing shields. 7-57-C 7-57-C Urinal: Sanitor Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, slope front back inlet stall urinai with integral ex tended wing shields. Valve: No. 194 Crown concealed flush valve with oscillating handle, wheel handle straight stop and flush connection. (For walls up to 6" thick --specify wall thickness.) Spreader: 9-903 back inlet spreader. Strainer: 9-906 Universal strainer. 7-61-C (Not Illustrated) Same as 7-57-C except stall is without integral extended wing shields. 7-53-C Urinals: Sanitor Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glaze i. front top inlet stall urinals. c Seam Cover: 7-55 Duraclay earthenware vitreous glared, plain front seam cover. Valve: No. 185 Crown flush valve with *-4" screw-driver angle stop and flush connection. Flush Pipe: 9-917 flush pipe assembly. Spreaders:'9-900 top inlet spreaders. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. Furnished in batteries of 2 or 3 urinals with one flush valve. 7-62-R 7-62-R Urinal: Sanitor Duraciav, earthen ware vitreous glazed, slope front back inlet stall urinal. Valve: No. 333 Royal concealed flush valve with foot pedal. 34"' wheel handle angle stop and 1" female I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) Spreader: 9-903 back inlet spreader. Strainer: 9-906 Universal strainer. DURACLAY SEAM COVERS 7-55 7-56 Plain Front Extended Wing PRICES EACH Number Width | White ! Color 7-55 --- 7-56 5l + ' 1 $32.30,$48.50 7I4" , 46.70! 7Q.I0 5"1 T'~8T90`~58730 7ls' i 51.00! 76.50 PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number Width Inches Prices. Each Unit Complete Single Stall Batterv of 2 Batterv of 3 'White*' Cuior "White Color White Color Shipping W eidil. Pounds Batterv n; Stall 'f' 5 7-50C 7-50C 18 $168.88 $229.08 $337.76 $458.16 $506.64 $687.24 21 194.38 267.38 388.76 534.76 583.14 802.14 175 185 ?50 370 '25 553 7-52C 18 174.58 237.58 349.16 475.16 ("523.74 712.74 180 360 540 I7-S3C 18 -- 356.80 493.40 531.84 744.84 - -HU 645 I7-53-C 21 -- |-- 408.36 570.56 609.34 l60:.7.4 430 675 7-57-C 18 175.82 f238.82 1351.64 477.64 527.46 716.46 180 300 54u 7-61-C 18 170.12 230.32 340.24 460.64 510.36 690.96 175 350 525 7-61-C 21 195.62 268.62 ; 391.24 537.24 586.86 805.86 185 570 555 7-62-R 18 175.84 236.04 | 351.68 472.08 527.52 708.12 175 k 550 7-62-R 21 201.34 274.34 402.68 548.68 604.02 823.02 185 370 Sanitor Stalls Only, less trim White Color 18" $120.30 $180.50 2J With integral Shields 18" 126.00 189.00 If flush valves are required with vacuum breakers to meet local code requirements. t Prices include 7 -55 5}i" wide plain front seam covers. Overall Dimensions `Widths. 18" and 21" Floor to top.. .38ia* Wall to lip . . 16" Set in floor. 3*4' V-S2-C and 7-57-C Sanitor stalls with integral ex tended w,n8 shields are made 18 wide only. ADD per valve: Exposed Concealed. $4.54 $3.86 For urinal trim, refer to Section 9. ____ Page 7-6 May A, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1053 Prices are subiect to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in C.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Sanitor Duraclay Stall Urinals SANITOR DURACLAY STALL URINALS Earthenware Vitreous Glazed--With Integral Flushing Rim--18" Wide 7-65 Urinals: Sanitor Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral flush ing rim. Seam Cover: 7-56 Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, extended wing seam cover. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. 7-66 Urinals: Sanitor Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral flush ing rim. Seam Cover: 7-55 Duraclay, earthen ware vitreous glazed, plain front seam cover. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. Sanifor stall urinals can be furnished in single units or in batteries of 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 urinals with one tank. Overall Dimensions Width................. 18' Floor to top......... 38I4' Wall to lip. 16-' Set in floor.......... 3-V' 7-67 Urinals: Sanitor Duraclay. earthen ware vitreous glazed, slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral flushing rim. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous c:;ir..t tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float vaive. Flush Pipe: 9-915 flush pipe assembly. Strainers: 9-906 Universal Strainers. WHITE PRICES COMPLETE (Colored Ware--Prices on Request) Number . IV Wide Duraclay Stalls 7-65 7-65 7-66 7-66 Wiiit 7-56 5V scam covers With 7-56 7U' seam covers With 7-55 51.(" seam covers With 7-55 T1^" seam covers 1|_____ _ __ Prices. Each Unit Co mplete - Single J~ Batteries of Stall f-rriTT " TH t i~--7~T -| ~~ Stall ' -- $405.16'$588.78 ,$780.02 $980.38!$1168.34 --5 1 -- 418.061 614.10' 818.52 1031.42; 1232.16 -' ! 398.561 575.58 i 760.22 953.981 1135.34 -- ' 413.761 605.50 805.62 1014.221 1210.66 l- ~,! Shipping Weight. Pounds Batteries of tttt 445 670 010 450 68a 0.50 440 660 $yo 445 675 015 3 1150 1180 1130 1160 7-67 Plain without seam covers i $202.50 ' 366.26' 510.98 663.32 824.78' 973.84 : 190 565 515 675 540 ; , ' Sanitor Stalls Only, less trim 128.20 j *1 1545 \ 'Ml For Duraclay seam covers, refer to Page 7-6* All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in V $ A. LIST PRICES are shown (or the Dealer's convenience in determining net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. For sue of Bellemeade tanks and Alert valves used with urinals in batteries, refer to Pages 9-14 and 9-1 5. For other urinal trim see Page 9-1 4. May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 7-7 oanuor uuraciay Mail Urinals SANITOR DURACLAY STALL URINALS Earthenware Vitreous Glazed--With Integral Flushing Rim--18" Wide 7-70-C I'riiuis: Sanitor Duraday, earthemvare vitreous glazed, slope front, top inlet stall urinals with integral hushing rim. S-uni i 'iivi-r: 7-55 Duraday, earthenware vitreous glazed, plain :r r.\r .-ear:; Cover. V.dv.;: X". 185 Crown hush valve with ^r,,p i;-.d :iush connection. screw-driver angle i Fish Pipe: 9-917 rlush pipe assembly. strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. Sanitor stall urinals can be furnished in bat* teries of 2 or 3 urinals with one flush valve. 7-71-C Urinals: Sanitor Duraday, earthenware vitreous glazed, slope front, top inlet -teas! urinals with integral flushing rim. Seam Cover: 7-55 Durtdty, earthenware vitreous glazed,, plain front seam cover. Waives: Xo. 185 Crown flush waives with J.i" screw-driver angle stop and flush connection. ' Strainers: 9-906 Universal strainers. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 7-71-C 7-74-C Crinal: Sanitor Duraday, earthenware vitreous glazed. slope front, top inlet stall urinal with integral hush ing rim. Valve: Xo. 1S5 Crown hush valve with 'a" screw-driver angle stop and hush connection. Strainer: 9-900 Universal strainer. 7-75-C Urinal: Sanitor Duraday, earthenware vitreous glazed, slope front, back, inlet stall urinal with integral hush ing rim. Valve: Xo. 194 Crown concealed hush valve with oscillating handle, *4" wheel handle straight stop and flush connection. (For walls up to 6" thick --specify wall thickness). Strainer: 9-906 Universal strainer. 7-76-R Urinal: Sanitor Duraday, earthenware vitreous glazed, slope front, back inlet stall urinal with integral hush ing rim. Valve: X'o. 333 Royal concealed hush valve with foot pedal, 3.i" wheel handle angle stop and 1" female I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wd.l thickness-. Strainer: 9-906 Universal strainer. Width Wail to lip PRICES COMPLETE | Prices. Each I'nit Complete j Shipping Weight Lbi. V.:- ? or 7.70* C 7-70-C 7-71-C 7-71-C 7-74-C 7-75-C 7-76-R IS" Wide Duraday Stall? i Simile Stall 5 Batterv of 2 * Battorv of 3 j White. Cdor White' Color White' C *!<r With 7 55 51" seam cover? I With 7-55 7V seam cover? j -- -- :$358.40 $503.00I$S34.24 $759,241 -- * 373.081 524.88| 563.54; 802.941 With 7-5.5 5i4" ?eam covers , With 7-55 714" seam covers ; -- --1 -- ' 371.66! 516.261 573.64j 798.64! -- . 386.061 537.86! 602.441 841.841 lhdin front Plain front Plain front $169.68 ;$233.88i 339.36! 467.76i 509.04. 701.641 170.48) 234.68 340.96; 469.36, 511.44. 704.04,' ' 176.20 1 240.40' 352.40 t 480.80j 528.60i 721.201 Stall " *-- -- |f;0 100 105 Batterv of 2 13 400 : 635 u 410 J_ 6^ 395 , 630 405 | 650 320 | 480 32U | 480 330 ' 495 Sanitor Stalls Only, It*-- trim 128.201 192.40 j li :Ui-h i,rises are required wit.1! v.knreaker* l > meet local c.nle ADD per \ahe: hxpo-ed 54.54 ('mcealed - Overall Dimensions J y ' t- t p id >et in floor 3SU' 3! i" neats. $3.86 For Duraday seam covers, rerer lo Page 7~6, For urinal trim, refer to Section 9. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Page 7-8 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 2$. 1923 LIST PRICES are shown for the his net cost. They are not Prices are subject to change - :ihoul notice. 's convenience in determining to establish the retail price. Printed in L\S A CKAfNt. UtALLK PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Urinais 7-85 NEU-RIO VITREOUS CHINA BLOW-OUT URINALS With Integral Flushing Rim--Integral Trap--18" Wide 7-80-C Lriiul: Neu-Rio vurvnus china blow-out urinal with integral extended shields, flushing rim ;nd trap with cleanout, I}*" top inlet. 2" back outlet connection and supporting bolts. Valve: N'o. 18u YV Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, l" screw driver angle stop and ilush connection. 7-81 I'rina!: Neu-Rio vitreous china blow-out urinal with integral extended skidds, rlushing rim and trap with cleanout, 1J4" top inlet. 1" back outlet connection and supporting bolts. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade Xo. 4 vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 Xo. 15 flush pipe assembly. Neu-Rio urinals are also available with back inlet. CORRECTO VITREOUS CHINA WASHOUT URINALS Integra/ Flushing Rim--Integral Trap--Integral Strainer--18" Wide 7-85 I'rinal: Correcto vitreous china washout urinal witft integral extended shields, flushing rim, strainer and trap with cleanout. -V' top inlet, 2" back outlet and supporting bolts. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade Xo. I vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 Xo. 1 flush pipe assembly. Correcto urinals may be arranged in batteries for Rushing with one tank. 7-87-C Urinal: Correcto vitreous china washout urinal with integral extended shields, flushing rim, strainer and trap with cleanout, 3.t'' top inlet, 2" back outlet and supporting bolts. Valve: Xo. 186 Crown flush valve with flush connection. screw-driver angle stop and 7-88-C Urinal: Correcto vitreous china washout urinal with integral extended shields, flushing rim, strainer and trap with cleanout, ?4" back inlet, 2" back outlet and supporting bolts. Valve: Xo. 195 Crown concealed flush valve with oscillating handle, J4" wheel handle straight stop and flush connection. (For walls up to 6" thick--specify wall thickness.) 7-88-C 7-89-R 7-89-R Urinal: Correcto vitreous ..hina washout urinal with integral extended shields, flushing rim, strainer and trap with clean out, 3.i" back inlet, 2" back outlet and supporting bolts. Valve: Xo. 323 Royal concealed flush valve with foot pedal, 34" wheel handle angle stop and 1" I.P.S. union outlet. (For walls up to 6" thick-- specify wall thickness.) PRICES COMPLETE Catalog I Price?. complete Xumber : While 7-80-C 7-81 , $166,36 ' 219.90 $230.96 -- Neu*Rio Urinal Only j 129.30 193.90 . p.-w-v:? 105 160 v5 7-85 7-87-C 7-88-C 7-89-R . | Correcto . Urinal Only 176.06 143.24 144.04 149.76 . 110.70 -- 198.54 199.34 205.06 166.00 !5 If 15 105 05 If Correcto urinals are required with vacuum breakers to meet local codes. ADD per valve: Crown, concealed.. $3.86 exposed. $4.54 Royal, concealed.. 3.86 Overall Dimensions Width.. 18" Height............. UW Projection, '.vail to lip..................................13" Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in L* 5.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining hL net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. For urinal trim, refer to Section 9. For chair carriers, refer to Page 7-13. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. May 4, 1955 Superseding September XV, / CW Page 7-9 vitreous <_mna urinate wirn -.euncaiiy uperaieu now (unej CORRECTO VITREOUS CHINA URINALS Integral Flushing Rim--Integral Trap--Integral Strainer--18" Wide With Electrically Operated Flush Valve vaiHinb PRICE SERVICE 7-90-C Correcto vitreous china washout urinal with integral extended shiv: K flushing rim. strainer and trap with cleanout, :Ji'' top inlet. 2' !-;ck outlet and supporting bolts. Valve: N'o. t-SO EM Crown llush vaive with electric motor for automatic hushing, !t" -crew-driver angle -top. hush connection and `timing * levice. "Specify Day-Night Timer with 24-nour clock for day and night [lushing operation or Five Minute Timer for use with toggle switch in standard switch box. Overall Dimensions IS' Height. 321/' wall tu )::> 13" PRICE COMPLETE, EACH URINAL ` X". and Timer Descripu-'M 'A -- 7*90'C wilh Day-Night Timer 7-90-C with Five-Minute Timer $342.56 $397.86 i tt."' 217.90 273.20 1 I.'.' >*"?. 7-90-C Group of Three Urinals Electrically Operated Urinal Flush Valves The Sloan Automatic Flushing Systems are designed prin cipally for the .tut" mu tic per.uion of Sloan urinal flush valves, and are adaptable : o:<i as well as new installations. With automatic [lushing in puolic >r semi-public toilet rooms, neglect to flush urinals entirely eliminated--more hygienic conditions assured ! better housekeeping of the toilet room encouraged ->n tne part of building tenants, company employees, customers and the public. In speciai installations such as sanitariums, hospitals, insti tutions and prisons, the responsibility of the individual to operate the llush valve is entirely eliminated with automatic [lushing. EFFICIENCY Operated on a 2-1-hour cycle, the [lushing system can be set for any variation of day and night [lushing. In office toilet rooms, for example, each hush vaive can be operated from 8 A.M. at intervals of once every five minutes (throughout the day1; and from f P.M. at intervals of once each hour throughout the night . Once these time intervals have been selected on the clockdial. the system is completely automatic and will operate indefinitely a knout further attention. ECONOMY ! alike ->ther type? of automatic equipment, the Sloan System .sites, but once each hour .luring the night when the toilet r are not in use. Thus, eleven [lushes per hour, or 132 flu.-hes through a twelve-hour night, are saved. Assuming iv.'.) gallons of water are required per flush, approximately pui.ocn gail-ir.' if water are saved per year per valve- or ei'.ougn to pay for the system in a short period of time. SIMPLICITY The svstem is c unprised of but two principal additions to the standard Sloan flush vaive installation. They are (1) the Sloan Timer, w.rlch controls the time interval between [lushes and 2 the >:!". Flush Valve Motor-Operator which replaces the handle .t.--embly to flush the valve. These two elements, plus the stanuard wiring necessary to make the electrical circuit, complete the entire installation. Timer and Motor-Operator are arranged for 110-V. 60-cycle. A.C.. as -t.iP.durd equipment. OUTSTANDING FEATURES 1. Fully automatic operation. 2. Adaptable to any Sloan flush valve. 3. Existing Sloan flush valve installations easily converted to automatic equipment. 4. Saves tremendous quantities of wafer. 5. Adjustable for various flushing intervals. 6. Operates flush valves in sequence. 7. Accurate electric clock timing. 8. Continuous automatic operation through day and night cycles. 9. Motor operator built for long life--no oiling nor servic ing required. The Day-Night Timer oper ates flush valves in sequence at five minute intervals through the day and at one hour intervals through the night. A twenty-four hour clock dial permits this selec tion to coincide with the traffic in the toilet room. The Five-Minute Timer operates valves at five minute in tervals only. It may be located on the wall of the toilet room in much the same manner as an electric light switch. In fact, it has its own toggle switch with which to disconnect the motor operator at the flush valve. This toggle switch can also be connected in parallel with the toilet room lights, if desired. With this arrangement, the automatic flushing system will operate only' when lights are lit and the toilet room is ready for use. 'i Motor Operator The Motor Operator replaces the regular flush, valve handle assem bly and flushes the valve the same way as in manual operation. Pro vision is made to test valve manually without removing mo tor operator. Page 7-10 May A, 1955 Superseding September 3<i. 1953 Prices are sub/eef to change without notice. LEST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Urinals SANURO VITREOUS CHINA SIPHON JET PEDESTAL URINALS Sanuro urinals are recommended for public and semi-public toilet rooms. They are desir able fixtures for Railroad Stations. Bus Depots. Hotels. Theatres. < >ffice Buildings and Indus trial Plants. The large. open passage through the trapway. together with a strong jet-impelled cataract action assures a positive, quick, efficient and quiet flush sufficient to clear fixture of cigar stubs and other similar discarded refuse. The outlet takes a regular closet rloor tlange. Sanuro urinals operate efficiently with either high tank or flush valve. 7-92 l.'rinal: Sanuro vitreous china siphon jet pedes tal urinal with 1)4" top inlet; china boltcaps. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade Xo. .5 vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel float valve. Flush Pipe: 9-915 Xo. 15 flush pipe assembly. Overall Dimensions Floor to lip. 20*T" Lip to back (urinal only).. 1914" Projection, top supply with tank or exposed \alve, .set 2" from wall). ........................ 21,1i" Projection, back supply with concealed valve, (set 3" from wall)......................................... 2214" 7-96-R Urinal: Sanuro vitreous china siphon jet pedes tal urinal with 1J4" top inlet; china boltcaps. Valve: Xo. 181 U YV Royal flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw-driver angle stop and flush connection. 7-96-R 7-98-R Urinal: Sanuro vitreous china siphon jet pedes tal urinal with 134" back inlet; china bolt caps. Valve: Xo. 191 U YV Royal concealed flush valve with oscillating handle, vacuum breaker, 1" wheel handle straight stop and flush connection. (For walls up to 6" thick-- specify wall thickness.) 7-98-R 7-92 EXPEDIO VITREOUS CHINA BLOW-OUT URINAL 7-104-C Urinal: Expedio vitreous china blow-out urinal with l)-/ top inlet, 2" outlet connection and supporting bolts. N aive: Xo. 180 T YV Crown flush valve, with vacuum breaker, l" screw-driver angle stop and flush connection, 7-103-C Same, except with 134" back inlet and Xo. 190 'U YV Crown concealed valve with vacuum breaker. (For walls up to 6" thick-specify wall thickness.) HY-SAN HYGIENIC RIM STRADDLE TYPE BOWL 7-104-C Overall Dimensions Width. ... 14" Height . . 173s" Projection, wall to lip.... 21* For urinal trim, size of tanks and flush pipe assemblies, refer to Section 9. PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number 7-92 7-96-R 7-98-R Price, Each Unit Whit* Color $173,84 131.04 132.64 $176.44 178.04 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 135 80 80 Sanuro Urinal Only 7-103-C 7-104-C Expedio Urinal Only 90,20 123.30 123.16 86.10 135.30 _ -- 70 75 75 65 AH exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 3-282-T HY-SAN The Hy-San is designed for public toilet rooms. The shape and design assure correct posture. When in use there is no physical contact with the bowl, eliminating the possible communica tion of disease germs. Available with hand nr foot operated flushing valves. For complete details and prices, refer to Page 3-6. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Supet :ding September 16, 1954 Page 7-1 1 Vitreous China Urinals CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE MANHATTAN VITREOUS CHINA SIPHON JET URINALS 7-105-C Lriuai: Manhattan vitreous china Mphon jet urinal with integral trap. I1.!-' top uiiet. 2" lack outlet < i>n:iev cion and supporting bolts. \ Lte: No |mi V\ Crown du-h valve with vacuum breaker, i" screw- iriv-- <top and tlush nnnectum. 7-106-C Crinai: Manhattan vitreous china siphon jet urinal with integral trap. lUi" top inlet, 2" bottom outlet and supporting bolts. Valve: Xo. ISO V\' Crown flush valve with vacuum breaker, 1" screw driver angle stop and flush connection. Waste: 2" <).!>. v 17" straight wasre to floor with escutcheon. Overall aimensions Width 14V I'-i'kirsT. -will t.> lip Height. ->.>.ck vut'.et 2JW'. m outlet lo'a. 22l(" VITREOUS CHINA WASHOUT URINALS 7-110-C Urinal: Santo vitreous china washout urinal with integral strainer anil trap. :V' back inlet, 2" back outlet connection and supporting bolts. Valve: X'o. 195 Crown concealed flush valve with oscillating handle, Vt" wheel handle straight stop and :!ush connection. (For wails up to 6" thick specify wall thickness.- 7-11 l-C Urinal: Santo vitreous china washout urinal with integral strainer and trap, !.i" top inlet, 2" back outlet connection and supporting bolts. Valve: X'o. 186 Crown flush valve with *4"' screw-driver angle stop and , flush connection. Overall Dimensions Width 14*4" Projection, wall tn lip Height, back inlet 22V, top inlet .14" 20V 7-106-C 7-110-C 7-116-C 7-116-C Urinal: Bedfordshire vitreous china washout urinal with integral strains:. Tt" lop inlet and IV' bottom out let with tailpiece. Valve: X'o. 186 Crown flush valve with 3-4" screw-driver angle stop and flush connection. Trap: 8-421 l1-/ bent tube adjustable "P" trap with female I.P. outlet Overall Dimensions Width. 13" Height Projection, wall to lip , IS" 13" 7-118-C Urinal: Servitor vitreous china wash out urinal with integral strainer and supporting holts; 34" top inlet and IV" bottom outlet with tailpiece. Valve: X'o. 186 Crown flush valve with 3 4" screw-driver angle stop and flush connection. Trap: 8-421 11 bent tube adjustable "P'1 trap with female I.P. outlet. 7-118-C 7-111-C PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number Price | Shpc. .vt. K ich Pounds 7-105-C 7-106-C 7-105 Urinal Only 7-106 Urinal Only $94.02 104.22 ^ 56.70 56.70 ! } ! , bS 65 55 *7-110-C "7-11 l-C 87.34 1 84.24 05 65 7-110 Urinal Only 7-II1 Urinal Only 54.00 51.70 i 55 55 *7-116-C 7-116 Urinal Only 71.20 i 32.70 i 55 45 `7-118-C 7-118 Urinal Only 80.70 42.20 55 45 "If tlush valves are required aitn vacuum breakers to meet local code requirements, ADD per valve Exposed $4.54 Concealed $3.86 For urinal trim, refer to Section 9 Exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Overall Dimensions Width 12" Height Projection, wall to lip miir Page 7-12 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 2V, /TV? Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in L'.S A. ^ KM IN C. UCALCK PRICE SERVICE uuraciay rougn urinals; urinal lanKs; Cnair Carriers DURACLAY TROUGH URINALS Earthenware Vitreous Glazed BELLEMEADE VITREOUS CHINA TANKS 7-124 Urinal: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, trough urinal with supporting bolts and brackets, polished brass beehive strainer, concealed brass perforated flush pipe and S' lockshield straight stop. Trap: S-421 11 _>" bent tube adjustable "P" trap with female I.P. outlet. 7-125 Urinal: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, trough urinal with supporting bolts and brackets, polished brass beehive strainer and concealed brass perforated tlush pipe. Tank: 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china tank with Alert automatic siphon valve and Marvel boat valve. Flush Pipe: 0-915 tlush pipe assembly. Trap: 3-421 11 o'' bent tube adjustable '`P!` rap with female I.P. outlet. 7-125 Overall Dimensions Lengths., ..24" 36'-' 48" 60" Width.. 12" Depth inside. ,7" Height of back... .8" Exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For jize of 3e//emeade fanfcs and Alert valves for trough urinals, see page 9*J 5. 7-170 Bellemeade vitreous china enii nitlet urinal tank with Alert automatic siphon, valve and Marvel float valve with ' LP.S. male union elbow supply coiu-.-c tion. 7-17! Bellemeade-Sahara rank with her insulating liner--tor use only regular Xo. 3 tank :s .-.'..veined. Refer to your Crane branch for pricer. . Tank Xo. i 3 4 5 Capacitv, Gallons 2 4 6 8 Size of Alert Valte, Inches '4 *7, t or 1*4 1 *T or l*,-> 1 *2 or l*o Overall Dimensions--Inches Tank Xo. 1 3 4 5 Length Width * Depth 13?j 5 12U 15?-* 8 12 U 173 7 9*4 12*3 19?-5 10,4 12ln *A11 tanks are 12" deep inside. CHAIR CARRIERS FOR CRANE URINALS Jay R. Smith No. 7 J. A. Zurn Z-1221-1 Chair Carriers for Correcto or Neu-Rio urinals have a top steel plate with supporting bolts and are secured to heavy cast iron adjustable pipe sleeves. Each carrier is fur nished with coated cast iron cantilever foot supports, ad justable sleeves, steel tubu lar uprights and alignment trusses, steel plates with ad justable holes, bolts, nuts and chromium plated cap nuts and washers. The top sup porting plate is furnished with cut out for back inlet urinals. Jay R. Smith No. 7A J. A. Zurn Z-l 222-1 Same as Xo. 7 and Z-1221-1 except with bottom plate and thrust bolts to absorb the horizontal thrust of the fix ture. Chair carriers are also available for other Crane urinals--for data refer to your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. Z-1221-1 WHITE PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number 7-124 7-125 Length Inches 24 36 48 60 24 36 48 60 Price. Each $96.66 113.46 142.86 191.96 159.24 182.64 212.40 265.60 Shpg. w t. Pounds 107 132 167 227 140 180 215 275 Catalog Xumber 7-170f 1 7-170*3 7-170?4 7.170*5 Alert Valve Size, Inches U 3t ! U>4' 1*4 l *..; U{ 1*2 Price, Each 54.40 61.00 64.30 66.60 70.70 75.10 74.70 79.10 Shpg Wt Pounds 40 h* 55 55 65 65 75 75 Bellemeade Tanks Only, less trim 7-170^1. $25.80 7-170=4 $36.50 7-170*3 32.40 7-170=5 40.50 When ordering Bellemeade tanks specify catalog number and size of Alert valve. CHAIR CARRIER PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Number Prices, Each For top or back inlet Correcto or Neu-Rio Urinals Shipping Weight Pounds 7 $40.00 50 7A 50.00 60 Z-1221-1 Z-1222-1 40.00 50.00 53 58 Xote: When ordering specify name and catalog number of urinal and if with top or back inlet. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 7-1 3 ..........I--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRICE SERVICE DURACLAY SERVICE SINKS Earthenware Vitreous Glazed--8" High Back 7-500 7-500 Sink: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, service >ink with 8" high back and supporting screw. Supply: Two 8-212 1 >" solid female flange faucets with "T" handle. Trap: 7-620 3" porcelain enameled inside, cast iron adjustable "P'' trap standard with metal strainer and rough brass cleanout plug. 7-505 Sink: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, service sink with 8" high back and supporting screw. Supply: Federal-Huber No. 18580 1 rough chromium plated supply fitting with pail hook. Trap: 7-o20 3" porcelain enameled inside, cast iron adjustable "P" trap standard with metal strainer and rough brass cleanout plug. Overall Dimensions Sizes,.20x18x12,'2"deepand22x20x12' )"<leep Rim to floor. . .27Height of back, ,8" rarer ro page < PORCELAIN ENAMELED SERVICE SINKS Acid-Resisting Enameled Cast Iron--12" High Back 7-563 7-563 Sink: Acid resisting porcelain enameled inside only, cast iron roll rim service sink with 12" high back and concealed hanger. Supply: 8-101 10" rough chromium piated util ity sink faucet with Dial-ese trimming units; rigid hose end spout with pail hook. Trap: 7-620 3" porcelain enameled inside, cast iron adjustable "P" trap standard with metal strainer and rough brass cleanout plug. Overall Dimensions Sizes........................ 22x18x12" and 24x20x12" Rim to floor..273d" Height of back . 12' PORCELAIN ENAMELED INSIDE TRAP STANDARDS / E3 7-620 7-625 7-626 Porcelain enameled in Porcelain enameled inside Porcelain enameled inside side only, cast iron "P" trap standard with 3" only, cast iron "S" trap standard for 3" lead or iron only, cast iron "S" trap standard with spigot out iron pipe outlet, metal strainer, gaskets and rough brass cleanout pipe with metal strainer, gaskets and rough brass cleanout plug. let for 3" soil pipe, metal strainer, gaskets and rough brass cleanout plug. plug. Unless otherwise jpecified, all exposed metal trim is chromium plated. For rim guards and other supply trim for all service sinks, refer to Section 8. Rim Guards For Enam1 eelleecdt Service Sinks Rim guards with fastening bolts. For sink sizes. .22x18" and 24x20". 8-979 Chr. PI. Sheet brass complete as 8-980 Chr. PI. Cast brass illustrated 8-983 Stainless steel--front rim onb, SERVICE SINK PRICES COMPLETE Catalog Size, i Price. , Shpit. Wt. X umber Inches | Each | ('un-ts 7-500 20x18 1 $125.78 j 22x20 j 134.28 j 150 170 7-505 7-563 8-979 20x18 22x20 22x18 24x20 22x18 24x20 134.52 | 143.02 i 139.56~{ 150.36 1 13.16* ' 13.94 155 175 150 175 5~...... 7 : ')2k18 8-980 j 24x20 8-983 ! -- 31.54 32.66 ; 6.20 ! 10 12 2 8-101 j '-> 19.96 4M 8-212 ; ! j 3.84 < 1 18580 | 1 > 16.42 i 8 TRAP STANDARD PRICES Cat. White Prices. Each Shpg. Wt. Xo. Reg. Enamel A. R. Enamel Pounds 7-620 7-625 7-626 $36.30 40.50 40.50 $40.20 44.90 44.90 30 40 45 Specify if required with regular or acid-resisting enameled inside finish. Page 7-14 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE DiaJ0-&4 typical of Crane advanced engineering Plumbing Brass Of the many new features in plumbing developed by Crane, the D\al-cse Control unit for trim is without doubt the mo3t outstand ing. Faucets or valves can be opened or closed at a finger's touch **ith the consequent reduction in wear and dripping. Dtafl-d FEATURES Finger tip opening and closing. Hooded three rib or hooded lever handles - as easy to turn as a radio dial. The same Dial-ese unit fits all Crane trim, assuring complete interchangeability. Stem threads are lubricated - lubrication cannot wash ou t. Stem packing is below threads - prevents liming or corrosion of stem threads. Water pressure below seat aids closing. TEMPLE LAVATORY SUPPLY AND WASTE TRIM with Lever Action Securo Wastes. '2s Tb -i 3*v Securo {- r i b :oo-ec- 8-4 Sarte as excect with Indexed hrodea -ever randies. Temple Dlal-ese core;oat:on avatery saoply and Lever Act:or Securo waste fi ttir.g A-i th nocaeo tr.rse r:fc nacples; In" O.D. cut'et zo~nezt 'ess 1 'J" ta: 'pieces. 8-5 Same as 8-10 except w'th in- HovdH l^Vfsr Temple Dial-ese ccr-bi oa*. ion lava- tcry supply and Lever Acvor Securo .vaste with. integral cjs-" fc^ttc- />0 ;er V2)v8 ncf>3 3 * b rib " 33 1 6;5 i _ ts id * C^* ? b C C 'ess l'-1' ia` D:sces. C-- 8-6 Sanre as 8-11 exceot with : re section through lava tory overf1ow with Temple Securo waste. Features - Temple Lever Action Securo Waste Lever Action lift mechanism- positive in action. Lift mechanism accessible by unscrewing capr High lift and large slots m waste plug assure quick draining. Basin drains in approximately six seconds. Adjusted for variation in ware when installed. Large unobstructed outlet. Operating through overflow exposes few *etat parts to be kept clean. 8-41 Temple Lever Action Securo waste with 14" O.D. outlet connection. Temple Lever Action Securo trimmings are designed for use with Crane lavatories only. 8-41 C ata 1qc 1 rT ' "S 'Stu ~cer 1 u ^C ^ j f". jT]!; <, i 1$43.10 I r j -- / 67.70; -,'r 8-6 77.20. y8-9 43.10 : 7 *8-10 57.70! 8-11 77.208-41 . 20.50 i y? is *8-10 r-jsri =ir.isr. Z.. Hcn $69. 10 8-995 Asserroly wrench for SecuroLever Action Aastes Fee- $2.70 Pricet are subject to change without notice. All exposed m^tol irim is chromium ploied. Printed in U. S. A. LIST PRICES .*'S* 'hown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price .Ifay 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1353 Page 8-3 Plumbing Brass LAVATORY SUPPLY AND WASTE TRIM CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE S-569 S'eu-Raimer Dial-ese carters-: y~j'jzz t *v;r. 06^ J c n 'i \r -S': I-" "^bDer sioocer; ir.jexed ^cccel ;e\-'*r i'es eno jricn rr.o$. 8-56y-A, Sarr-e a i tn aerator. Inlets on 4" centers 8-575 Embassy Dial-ese 8-575-A, ae-a! Inlets on 8" cen ter s n Inset shews Embassy si-cut with aerator. j. j j- j I\ Expotod metal trim i chromium plated. 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese corona tion iavator> supply ana direct lift waste fitting .vith indexed heeded 'ever handles ar,d union rings; Is" O.D. outlet tailoiece. 8-130-A, Same with aerator. Inlets on 4 " centers Whitney trim is designed ;or use *;tr, ioie lavatories srly. " * ' View of spray -ace. b-5/2 .'/eu-Spray Dial-ese ;j OD r V scr^v; nc? an d y- f c'' r -*- t-fte' Inlets on 411 cen te rs JSS> ; J? 8-133 Whitney Dial-ese 1- ,w; ^--^h1i /V fitting -with oead chain -ana la" rofacer stopper; indexed hooded lever handles and jnlcn rings. 3-133-4, Same with aerator. In le ts on 4" cen ters LAVA'"u.\Y PAUCETS LAVATORY WASTE 8-49 Indirect lift lavatory ooo-uo waste use with la.atories having regular P.0, o'ijq outlet and chainstay enriching.) { f 5-31 Vantage Dial-ese :avator> *?.ucet with ''coded fpur-ar~' nanole ar-d jnion ring. 8-36 Victor Haglclose se'f-closing lavatory faucet .vith hooded fct.r-arm handle ana _,n;on r'^a. 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese lavatory faucet with ndexed hooded 'ever car'd'e ar.d union r-c g. Fittings shown on this page can be used with vitreous china or enameled lavatories. PRICE, EACH 'iumber I Price ISnoo./.t. 8-31 ea. 8-36 ea. 8-39 ea. 8-49 $ 7.06 9.24 7.06 9.40 ii l 14 4 8-130 8-130-A 8-133 8- i33--A 26.70 28.80 21.40 23.50 02 55 4 4 Vjmoer Pr i ce Shoa..Vt. 8-562 8-562-A 8-569 8-569-A $24.40 26.50 15.80 17.90 0 5 4 4 8-572 8-575 8-575-A 28.60 31.00 33.10 4 6 c Pricet are *ub/ecf to change wilhouf nofice. :or 8-324 1/4" male tailp ieces. Add Per Pair $.48 Page 8-4 Way 4, 1955 Superseding December S, 2953 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CKANfc. DEALER PRICE SERVICE- SINK AND LAUNDRY TUB SUPPLY TRIM Plumbing Brass Exposed metal trim is chrom lum plated. 8-1% >5" SOOjt 3-72-L .3" soc 8-73 !5" sdoji) 8-73-L IS" see. Two-valve supply 6-60, $ pCu t w'tb streaiT black 'jfcber t'c. 8-60-A, sa-e except with -.c'-'tar oo icout.'i trQitil- 6$2 Three-valve supply 8-66, socut w * th stream 1 guide, clack rufccer tip, 1S--66--A, same except with aerator on socut. x ~Z . ` ~c ^,"C ZZ~\'Z~ -z-i', t" S-72 Embassy Dial-ese sw."3>.o ' 'x f?. A'-- re^o.aD'e scao ois" arc roe<ea rccoeo rmo es: d eccentr-: fe^a'a fiance lnei$. 9-728-74 same .v- "2 exceoi with ncut, ^' g t <\, S-73 Embassy Dial-ese s.vinal.-o1 SCC'Jt = '-ara-' r' ' . * r- L *na ` es ; "s `.luce* v" > r 0, r- anae mets, 1 c- .'.c. ;v"c'~ees. 8-73-1 Inlets exceot a Two-valve supply 8-62, scout w:th stream guide, c1ac rooter t:o, 8-62-A, same except ,v:tt aerator cr> scout. Note: SO fi - * :* ore ace.a Emnns*'j , -iy tc ceta 1 co 8-72-A, 8-73-LA, etc. Add $1.30 Three-valve supply No. 561 8-6S, scout .vith stream guide, blacx ruocer tic. 8-68-A, same except with ' r, r e e -- a t e r Classi' swines'-a scout aerator on socut. j'sn, . ~oe <ea Temple Dial-ese s-.v'oa ing spout Suc-ciy f'tt'nq w tr n- cexed ro:ced 'ever handles and inlets on 9" centers with couc* 1 ng nuts to slio 7/16" or 1/2" O.D, tubing, on te:'d water vSoftflo see-1 era; Quotum valves w:t'r 5" fe^a `r',3t<?* C0 .111 *"r"5 or 1 "4" :.S. tai loieces. EMBASSY SUPPLY FITTINGS FOR LEDGE TYPE KITCHEN SINKS FuR DURACLAY LAUNDRY TUBS Embassy Dial-ese jedge.tyce t-.cvalve surely * i111 r<g .vi t~ rucoer t:C'eJ Swinging socut \'~1 '~iev~Z '"ocoeo "ever -a'n'es. b-b5 5are as z-c- exceot tnree suool/ va ves. For Ouraclay sinks or countertops S-b6 ocr-e as i-d t.-.c-v-.' .e. b-bN -.i : I' Aerator with Male Adapter Note: For any of the above Embassy s;nk supply fittings with aerator, add suffix "A" to catalog number (for example: S-S^-A} Add $1.80 Fo r use wi th Crane sink supply fittings Each $1.80 catatcq -urjef a-'a '.a-t * (v:f vr* i :e -sea. \urcer 8-60 8-60-A 8-62 8-62-A 8-66 8-66-A 8-68 Price Shod.At $36.40 38.30 29.40 31.30 w t. zz r,- 45.70 47.60 38.70! zz Numoer 8-68-A 8-72 8-72-L 8-73 8-73-L 8-74 S36hRR zr', ce $40.60 __ 22.10 z 22.70 -2 21.00 A; 21.60 22.10 16.22 c 8-84 8-85 8-86 8-?7 3-83 8-89 561 -'ice $19.20 27.001 21.50 28.80 27.10 35.30 41.92 A; os or Printed in U S. A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February 23, 1^55 Page 8-5 Plumbing 8rass SINK AND LAUNDRY TUB SUPPLY TRIM 1 (t >-r n l be r e tie or compos t f to laundry * 'ib $ . ) B3-ICR (tor flat rim cast iron enameled laundry tucs. 8-94 Quaturn rough nickel plated laundry tub s-or'y f'tt'na wi th swi-'Olna scout w'tu "cse er-j, '>deyed lever ba^d'es; 5" ' u-aed ^or' > lets., "let? }1 ' :?>' . (For shelf type laundry tubs.) 8-95 Quaturn rouob r icKe1 plated '-umdry tec 3uoc;y fitting with douole pointed swi'-g wi t^ ncseerd, indexed 'ever 'ardles: 2" 'e^ale -~n pipe up:c :nlets for spo ol'es frc~ ei'ing. ,''efs on 5?" center-:. (For Alberene or composition laundry tubs.) ChfACNC. UtALtK PRICE SERVICE A B34CR 8-101 Rouah T'oro~'^rr p:ated utility sink faucet w, tn Dlal-ese tnnwir.q units, riq'-c: soout with pa i 1 book and hose ena: ;"dexeo 'ever hana'es; 1/2" eccert':c female inlets with adjust able set screw f'anqes. Supply tie ts adjus tab l e 71" to 8i ", Exposed sink supply fittinq with Dlal-ese trier-- ming units, riqidsoout with pail hoox and brace inteqral stops and adjustable screw fianqes. i" female inlets adjustable 5" to 11" centers. Wall to center of soout outlet 10i". 8-114 Quaturn sing's ctr:-, faucet with r- y gooseneck src-t v : natal 'ever na-a1 e: 8H-180 Double lavatory faucet with Dlal-ese trimpiinq units, qooseneck soout and lever handles with index buttons. 8H-180-A, sane with Sprlng-Flo aerator. Number Price 1 Shpq, At. Double lavatory faucet w' th Dlal-ese trirrcrinq -nits, low pattern soout, lever handles * i th index buttons. Double lavatory faucet with Dlal-ese trimminq units, and swinginq spout, lever handles with index buttons. B34R B34CR 8-94 8-95 8-101 8H-I03 8-114 8H-I80 8H-I80-A 8H-I82 8H-I86 $ 9.92 9.82 j- 13.18 18.76 43 Ai 19.96 49.90 10.64 a% 8 2a 26.80 28.90 S 26.80 , 6 33.50 ' 6 Prices ore subject *0 change without notice. Unless otherwise specified all exposed parts are chroniutt plated. Page 8-6 May U, 1955 Sutersedin* February 28, 1355 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining hjs net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. -- , l . I * -- U' _/--V (__ f \ PRICE SERVICE COMPRESSION SINK FAUCETS PLAIN OR HOSE ENO 1/2" MALE SHOULDER INLET 1/2" FEMALE FLANGED INLET Tee H an dIe 8-212 --a 8-213 -:ec -".I Lever H an die 8-211 ?!a;r era 8-215 nose 1/2" male INLET, ADJUSTABLE SCREW FLANGE C-romicm Plated 8-220 ~'-a:r era 8-221 -osa sr.c Lever H and! e 8-222 Plain end 8-223 Hose end riumo mg orass 8-240 DOUBLE WASH SINK FAUCETS 8-240 Quotum rough "'ckel dated waso sink faucet w'th e'-.\ reducers ana indexed 'ever handles; i" rcr p'oe na'e tailpieces on 3-3/S" centers. 8-239 Same as 8-240 except with j" fer" e f' ancea :n!ets. 8-241 Quotum rough rick el p'ated wash s:nk faucet with f'ow re ducers, indexed 'ever ^angles, anj rsTcvao1 e-face spray r* _ C ^ -5 r *!,' CTl' r*~ 8-242 Quotum rough nic^ei c'atet /.ash s' ok Caucet .vJ t*" *"'cw ducers, indexed ' e-.e" "'"j'-r;, ang gooseneck scout ,v'18" "s-.o/ao! e-'?,ce sc -a, ~ccc'rr; on 3" .ert'ea' centers. A bou faucets are available with i" iron pipe male tail pieces at sane prices. Numper 8-204 8-205 8-206 8-207 8-212 fA * 3^ Rgh.Sr. Fin. Sr. ; C.P. ) Ran.3r.' FV..3r. ' C.P. ; Rah. 3r, 1 Fin. 3-. C.P. 1 Rgh.Br. ' Fin. 3'. I c.p. ; C.P. ; $2.00 3.18 3.32 2.04 3.20 3.36 2.32 3.50 3.64 2.34 3.52 3.66 3.84 I I 1 1 1 ; ; . i | Alt prices ore subject | Nfu^osr ~ i r sr : r .ce 8-213 8-214 8-215 8-220 8-221 8-222 8-223 8-239 8-240 8-241 8-242 8-246 8-247 C. p. C.P. C.P. C.P. C.p. C.P. C.p. Rgh.N.P. Sgh.N.P. Rgn.H. P. IRqh.N.P. C.P. C.P. $3.96 3.98 4.08 4.30 4.38 4742 4.50 15.48 12.90 16.12 18.70 36.46 36.46 change without notice. ii i : ! | : ! : 1 ' SHAMPOO FIXTURES rt fe* Lavatory and shampoo fitting with by-pass pattern faucets and control -alves with 4-arm metal handles, 2^" spray with rubber hose and '"ook. a" union tailpieces. 8-247 Lavatory and shampoo fitting with swinging spout and swinging hose nozzle, valves with 4-arm metal handles, 2i" spray with rubber hose and hook; &" union tailpieces. Note: Hater is shut off when spout or hose nozzle is swung back. Printed in U- S. A. Unless otherwise specified exposed metal trim is chromium plated. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Way 4, 1955 Superseding December 13, 13*4 Page 8-7 * PRICE SERVICE LAVATORY SUPPLIES 3-295 cccx S-298 t rth c itel - t'i gnt ijooiy ` e < ` c 1 e cccoer Sites 3/8" end 1/2" 5* end 8" long '5-296 3-295 Sites 3/8" end 1/2" 8-29 6 5" and 8" long 8-299 : ' tteo i" a' e tjoo: y * '' '. ' f ex; ol e 3izes 3 3' end 1/2" Lengths 12'. 20", 30' and 36" 8-298 j J, -299 1 -L >V ?-;)00 S I ze$ 6x6" and 6x9" v t' 8-304 ^-.00 y v? tr "-"Z 1 . ^, 5 $Ci< t,Ch S'" <* 3r j ^ ' * "t f| ay' o' * ^ i ' ' ess "-do! e. Riser 12' C. to E. 3-306 ' o' 9 '-.C Size 6 x 3 * 8-307 Site 3" nipple, '2' r i s e r 8-309 *. .oco'v .v` tte es:_, tehee" recucer. Length 26i" 8-310 3 3" s t " e' iK : sjso'y w; th wheel haro:e "too, escutcheon ana 3/3 x Length 26i" ?> 8-324 8-325 Rgh.C.?. -gh.N.P. 9 male -eaucer taiIpiece 3/3 x 1/4" 1/4" I.P. x 2" 8-312 8-312 3/3'1 strain* supoly with 7/16" 3.C. flexiole -pcppe" upright and escutch eon. 8-313 3/8" straight supply with ?'1S" C.D. flexible cccce""ucr'ght, whee' n^ri'e ttco, a^d -;:ut;r'eor'. Lengthe 31", 34", and 39" 8-313 8-309 otherwise specified ell exrosea -eio. mm is chromium ploted. SINK SUPPLIES 8-316 Specify 3/30.0. or l/2"0.D. nser 'K } -H 8-316 8-317 S *"*< 5upC / Ait' -.-i ~ * S0^, 2 " . P. .V'tt* ^ r q ' ~ S'CD V'th jfl 1C"* t*C" i ^ ^ Specify 3/Sn0.D. or l/2"0D riser 8-310 1 ! .Cj4 -317 PRICES f Nj'T>DSr 1 ' 8-295 1 8-296 8-298 8-298 : . 8-299 : 8-299 3:ze : =5- ?-: -> \'u""oer 3/8x3" I $1.44 3/5x3" 1 1.32 ' 8-300 1/5x6" 3/3x5" ; 3/8xS" ] 1/2x5" 1 1/2x5" i 3/5x12" 1 3/3x2:"! 3/3x30" : 5/3x36" 1/2x12" , 1/2x20" i 1/2x30" ' 1/2x36" 1 3/3x12" ; 3/8x20" 3/8x30" 3/8x36" 1/2x12" i '2x20" * . /2x3C" ' 1/2x36" 1 2.34 2.48 2.78 2.98 3.30 2.10 2.86 3.90 5.12 2.26 2.98 4.06 5.26 2.40 3.14 4.18 5.38 2.54 3. 30 4.32 5.5 8 8-304 8-306 1 8-307 8-309 8-310 1 8-312 : ! 8-313 . ! I 8-316 j ! 8-317 1 ; i 8-324 8-325 i 8-327 S* Z5 xr x6x9" 3/5*12" 3x3/12" *, " y1 s' 3*s" > 9x59 * 3'5x;l" ?/5x;4' '/ 5x59" ._ ; '02 -se- 7" 22 r'ser * / it 5/5vl 1" ,, t Z'< - $9.90 10.30 9.40 8.30 6.13 3.26 15.60 7.94 8.16 8.48 15.06 15.30 15.76 3.06 4.00 6.12 7.26 .48 .70 1 .20 Page 8-8 Hay U, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1^4 Prices or subject lo change wifhouf notice. LIST PRICES are $ho.vn for the Dealer's conver m determining hs net cost They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed m U.S A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE ( CHROMIUM PLATED COMPRESSION STOPS Plumbing Brass -- 'Cl MS! S* nr S-33 0 Sizes 3/8" and 1/2' Sizes 3/8" and 1/2" .Vote: -Zi to s-SJS stops can be furnished less stuff in g cox when so specified. 8-331 3tra;aht stc: a'i- ex posed stuf^'p ccx and ccmpcsi t:c" c sc *or ' rc<" c ' ce and ' ' 1 c ' c ' ~ t. Size 3 8-332 Ar\g:e stop wi th exposed stuffing box and crcosit;cn disc for !re cipe and s 1 * p :oi-t. Sizes 8-336 Ang'e stop. metal metal seat. Size 3/8" t 8-336 Sizes 3/8" and 1/2" Sizes 3/8' and l/2" 8-337 Ang'e stcc, -> e l a 1 t: -eta' seat, 3/3" 1.P.5 female 'niet. 7<iS" 0.0 si 'D joint outlet. 8-337 LAWN FAUCET SEDIMENT FAUCETS couqh trass "v' it tern lawn faucet th lock shield, cocoes' t ' or. a I sc , 'ocse tee fa-ole and 2?" hose end Sizes 1/2" and 3/4" 8-341 Rough brats sediment faucet w'th handwheel, hoseend, female inlet. Size 1/2" ROUGH BRASS COMPRESSION STOPS U'-1" Ma-ccn trar.ei ed Aluminum handwheels 8-342 Rough brass "Y" pattern sediment faucet with com position disc, non-heat handwheel, i" hose end, male inlet. Sizes 1/2" and 3/4" 8-339 Same, except with shank 1" longer. Size 3/4" 8-343 Straight stop with composition disc. 8-344 Angl e pattern. Sizes 1/2" and 3/4" 8-345 8-345 Straight stop with inde pendent drain and composi tion disc. Sizes 1/2" and 3/4" Shipped in pairs, one B.H. and one L.H. drain unless otheruise specified. Unless otherwise specified all exposed parts are chromium plated. Numoer Si ze pri ce 8-329 8-330 8-331 8-332 8-333 8-334 3/3 1/2 3/3 12 4* 2*2 35 vx -^i 2* Jr' -- 1/2 3/ 3 1/2 $3.96 4.38 3.96 4.38 4.70 5.12 4.70 5.12 3.96 4.38 3.96 4.38 Pot Key, AC& Less Stuffing 3ox, DEDUCT .44 .48 8-335 8-336 8-337 8-339 8-340 8-341 8-342 8-343 8-344 8-345 3/3 3/3 a x-i 3/4 1/2 3/4 1/2 1/2 3/4 1/2 3/4 1/2 3/4 1/2 3/4 $3.56 3.56 3.98 2.10 2.40 2.40 1.86 1.80 2.00 2.10 2.32 2.10 2.32 2.20 2.32 : 1 j 1 | : j I Print or* rubj*cf fa changa wifhauf notice. Pointed m U. S. A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May <5, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 8-9 Plumbing Brass SINK AND LAYAT0RY NASTE TRIM CRANE DEALER -PRICE SERVICE 8-349 8-361 8-365 8-369 8-349 < *, 8-354 c'jO w-tu 'r"r;e 8" 'o~o. Vacceaa crain wich rut- Each $1.92 1' 2.46 < strainer w 1- iit'o i 'ong. F0r . ; ::n~eter o_t` Each $2.38 S-350 t. :T . "v T. ; >v` Tn *" '. V: ` ':/*:* - " S onq. . , Each $3.90 8-353 `AS3 `avatocy P.o. oIug '`cr-ij-d ocen sirs'''er i- ' '.D. :a : 1o'ece ^' Each $4.50 S-361 -."-i-urerated basket st-.!'"-' wif-- stcccer ana is" l.C, sa.r.n f'p'sn tailpiece 4" icna. ~er O^raciay, enameled ;ast rcr or for>-ea metal sinks ' tK 83'' .1 ' ameter outlets. Each $6.70 ` 8-365 8-355 r. *- >S" j'amete'' Each $2.46 8-355 8-379 TAILPIECES FOR SINK STRAINERS : 1 is" U, V. ._, 3s-'-i i 5.54 ; $.64 !$. 54 $.66 j. 71 2 " Jc * 1c :- i.~ * 6 .66 .36 .72 .93 .36 1 .04 , .30 !. 1 6 8-389 Rouqh 'nI sh funnel corpset j '~'r li" or is' ;ai ? 0 i ece j5 lli- x 5" 1 (li x 3" l $1.22 ! ,J5 si ze ; I2 X 6" ____Ij.x 3.'!_ : Eacr; SI .26 1.44 .V'-ojgp* s;nk strainer with is" l.C. satin finish taiio:ece4" iong. For enameled cast : ron or formed metal sinks with 3s" diameter out'ets. Each $3.46 8-369 Open standing waste with 7" h : on '"emovable overflow, is" 0.3. ta:'piece. For 9" deep Guraclay sinks. Each $17.66 Unless otfnsfwse tpecifled, all eoosed nseioi trim is chromium plated. 8-- 400 ' Bent tube adjustable "P"trapw/ escutcheon. 20-aauqe I l/-qauqe Size SatlnjChr.pl . j Satin Chr. pl. jli" $2.96 I $3.22 $3.92 $4.22 li" 3.22 { 3.68 | 4.50 4.80 8-401 Same as above except wi th cleanout. 20-qauqe Size Sat i n jChr. PI. 1 JLZ* $4.02! $4.32 12 ' 4.66j 5.34 17-qauqe Satin ChTTPK $4.72 $4.98 5.26 ___5__.9_2__ 1 ,F,\ ' Cast brass "P" fao w ` t n cl eanout and female iron pipe outlet. *| S 26 Pah.Brass 1 C--. ='. 1 j,>;.. Lii:__ $4.48 4.74 4.74 i $7.10 : 8.26 ! 8.26 , 8-411 Cast brass adjustab'e i ground Joint swivel pattern "P" trap with cleanout and female iron pipe outlet. -2 O'* +2y~Z J- $5.44 6.72 $8.34 9.34 8-420 8-394 Hast brass ad justabl e "P" trap with cleanout, and tubing waste to wall with escutcheon. Size Is" 13 T i=- C-r.P). $8.16 9.62 9.62 All pricei ore subjecl to change without notice. 8-405 Cast brass bag offset "D" trap with cleanout, ana tubing waste to wall with escutcheon. T^i--------- Chr. Pi. Izr*' $12.54 *2 16.00 16.00 Bent tube adjustable "P" trap with female i ror. Dice outl et ----ZIPqauae 17-aauae : Size Sat;n Chr. pi. | SatinlChr. = ,! li" $3.22 $5.28 ! $3.46| $5.84 . is" 3.22 5.86 i 3.461 6.14, 8-421 Same as above except with cleanout. 20- aauae Size Satin Chr. Pi. Is" $4.14 $6.40 I2 " 4.58 6.78 17-eauqe 1 Satin $4.38 $6.66 4.88 7.02 ; Page 8-10 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 15*4 LIST PRICES aro shown for th& Dealer's convenience in determining hts net coet. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE TRAPS, ESCUTCHEONS AND CONTINUOUS WASTES Plumbing brass 8-425 3ent t'jDe ad'ustab'e "S" trao a ' :or escutcheon. $: ze lix20i" l=x25i" lix20i" lix25^" -- 2a: ' ~ $4.38 5.98 4.72 6.22 1 . $5.04 6.74 5.60 7.34 Semi-cast boay anti-siphon "=" trap, with 17-gauge tubing waste tc wall and escutcheon. Si ze Satin Chr.P>. | 8-431 Arcjgr.t 20-gauge brass i pn . .j- ,vitn cleanout, 1 V-'e 1 3777577-] Isxlr" $12.32 $15.46 1 i S* -W : -1 : :` ' ", -' . lixit" 4& 13.10 13.10 16.38 16.38 ! 15.20 16.02 8-428 ;icx26i" x202 ' 12x262" 6.66 6.40 7.36 7.50 6.86 j 8.22 1 Same except "S" trao with tubing waste to floor. ' Si ze lixlixZOs" Sat i n $13.86 Chr. r1. $17.94 ! 8-42 6 Same as above except with cleanout. 20-oauce 17- aauqe S:ze Sat'n Cr-.P!. 5a t i n Chr.l. 14x14x26s" lixlix20t" lixlix262'' lixlix205" lixlix26i" 15.18 15.18 16.42 15.18 16.42 18.98 18.98 20.54 18.98 20.54 1 ! i ; 1 !l.;-'lc" ; '1 -i v I7'' $9.84 11.54 , 8-432 Same except "5" trap wi tr waste to floor. vze inxiixS'V lixii/ZCa" :;<l2'2-2" 112.40 13.30 14.22 15.50 i lx20i" $5.76 l3x26i" 6.80 IsxZOi" 5.92 ljx26i" 7.06 16.56 7.60 7. 14 8.24 $6.30 7.50 6.58 7.74 $7.12 8.32 7.74 8.88 Unless otherwise specified exposed metal is chromium plated. JOSAM HAIR INTERCEPTOR Cast brass hair interceptor with screwed water tight cover, removable screen and cleanout plug; s'-'o 'o'-t inlet and female iron pipe outlet. No. Inlet 1 Outlet Pol.3rass Ch r. P5, H-214 H--21 i li" i 1 1n 12 e I is" Is" $72.00 72.00 $80.00 80.00 8-445 Cast brass set screw escutcheon. For Iron Pipe Si ze Price 3/8" 1/2" 3/4" 1" li" li" 2" $1.46 1.52 2.06 2.06 1.90 2.14 2.16 For O.D . Tubinq Size Pr>ce 1" $2.06 14" 2.14 If" 2.06 ill. 1.92 li" 1.86 2" 2.26 8-446 Pressed brass saw tooth escutcheon. For iron Pipe Size 3/8" 1/2" 3/4" 1" 14-L-J4?L"m Price $.24 .24 .34 .34 .40 .40 For 0. D. Tub; ng Si ze Price 1 :i i-z; $.32 ' 2" .34 4*.. 2 H .32 2" .42 For ! ro" o:ce Si ze pr;Ce 3/8" 112" $.32 .32 8-449 Pressed orass sees pattern saw tcct1' escu tcheon. fc-- S;ze -3$i.Hi 2 -^ -r i1s;*' 14", l2" 3.32 7S2 . 53 *1*. ** Prictx arm fub(*cf lo c/ranp* without nofr'ctj. 8-450 8rass 20-gauge end outlet continuous waste with in lets to slip li" O.D. and with I2 x 4" tailpiece. 2 Part Chr.Pl. Sat i n 5 Fart Chr.Pl. Satin 16" C.toC. 21" C.toC. 24" C.toC. 30" C.toC. $7.66 8.00 8.26 9.02 $5.34 5.74 6.08 6.54 21" C.toC. $14.32 24" C.toC. 15.30 $10.24 11.26 8-452 Brass 20-gauge center outlet continuous waste with inlets to slip li" O.D. and with li x 4" tailpiece. 2 Part 16" C.toC. 21" C.toC. 24" C.toC. 30" C.toC. Chr.Pl. Satin $8.86 9.52 9.90 10.62 '$6.54 6.94 7.34 8.24 3 Part Chr.Pl. Sat:": 21" C.toC. - $11.22! 24" C.tcC. $13.44 10.54 Printed m U. S. A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May U, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 8-11 Mumoing Drass CAST BRASS SLIP JOINT AND FINE THREAD FITTINGS la" OR Is" FINE THREAD OR C.D. SUP JOINT i/tMLC.n PRICE SERVICE 8-463 Cast brass 90 fine thread and slip joint e 1 bow. 8-469 East :rass f'^e trreaa tee. Cast brass fine thread and si i o joint tee. 8-471 Cast orass fine thread and slip joint tee. Cast oras s ?! i0 joint tee. Cast brass slip jo:nt and fine thread twin elbow. Cast brass slip joint twin elbow. '"sill1 8-477 Cast brass fine thread and slip joint sao:tary cross. 8-478 Cast brass s':p joint sanitary c ross. Exposed aetal is satin plated or polished chrom j* plated. 8-479 Fine thread cap for waste. PRICES 1 ! 12 " | Number Satin IChr.Pi, iSat in Chr.Pl. 1 8-460 $1.22 j $2.24 8-461 1 .20 2.14 8-463 1.60 2.50 8-464 1.60 2.50 8-466 2.10 3.14 8-467 1.90 2.80 !$l .50 1 $2.42 1.36 2.34 1.74 2.80 1 .74 2.80 : 2.14 3.34 < 2.00 2.94 1 ` ' 8-469 8-470 8-471 8-472 8-474 8-475 2.18 2.16 2.82 i 2.98 3.58 4.10 3.42 3.70 4.02 4.30 5.42 6.26 2.56 2.78 2.98 ` 3.38 3.06 j 3.44 3.92 4.22 4.40 4.62 4.72 5.20 1 ' j : 8-477 8-478 8-479 4.48 4.70 1 7.06 5.02 - - ,- 6.50 7.06 , 1.18 j Price* are lubjeer to change without notice. Page 8-12 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1354 LIST PRICES are shown *v the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended 'to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE "DUO" PRINCIPLE OF SANITARY DRAINING Tie diagram Delow illustrates low the patented SANITARY NALL construction prevents drain water of one compartment from backing up into other compart ment. Plumbing Brass GENUINE "DUO" WASTES END OR CENTER OUTLETS INLETS ON 21" CENTERS End op11 et 20-gauge Duo waste with lj" O.D. slip joint inlets and cast brass Duo trap with cleanout and lj" female iron pipe outlet. No. 2000 Same except Duo trap with 2 female iron pipe outlet. No. 2002 End out! et 20-gauge Duo waste with ii" O.D. slip joint inlets and swivel pattern duo tubing trap with lj" female : ron. pipe cut'et. No. 2003 Same except with cast brass Duo trap. Ho. 2004 End outlet 20-gauge Duo -vaste with Lj" 0.0. slip joi',t "''lets and Duo tubing "P" trap with Li" 0.0. waste to wall; 15" center to end. No. 2006 Sare except "S" trap .v'th Lg" O.D. x 19t" long waste to floor. No. 2021 Center outlet 20-gauge Duo waste with lj" O.D. slip joint inlets and cast brass Twin Duo trap with cleanout and Li" female iron pipe cutlet. No. 2020 Same except Twin Duo trap with 2" female iron pipe outlet. No. 2022 Center outlet 2C-gauge Duo waste with lj" O.D. s'!''o jo = nt 'r.lets and swivel pattern <[u>in duo tub'-g trap with Ig'' f'emaie : ron p'ce outlet. No. 2023 Same except with cast crass Twin Duo trap. Center outlet 20-gauge Duo waste with lj" O.D. slip joint inlets and Twin Duo tuning "P" trap with lj" O.D. waste to wall; 15" center to ena. No. 2026 Sa~e except "S'1 trap with ig" O.D. x 19j" 'ong waste to Poor. 20-gauge brass waste bend, lj" O.D. with lj" slip nut inlet. No. 2200 2201 2204 C.to E. 6" 7" 12" No. 2205 2207 2208 C. to E. 15" 20" 24" 20-gauge brass waste bend, lj" o.d! with collar inlet. No. C. to E. No. C. to 2240 9" 2243 15 2244 201 2242 10" 2245 24' No. 2048 End outlet Duo waste, Duo tee with lj" O.D. tailpiece 4" long and lj" O.D. 20-gauge waste bend with collar. (For direct connection to sink strainers.) Center outlet Duo waste, Twin Du'' tee with lj" O.D. tailpiece 4" long and lj" O.D. 20-gauge waste bends with collars. (For direct connection to sink strainers.) For Sink Strainers and Traps refer to Page 8-10. Numberl Coni-Chr. 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2006 $13.60 10.90 10.42 11.92 10.68 12.08 Pol.C.P. $18.56 15.62 14.70 16.78 13.68 15.68 Shpg.Wt. 54 Lbs. 44 44 33 4j 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2026 14.42 11.82 11.36 12.92 11.62 13.02 19.42 16.60 15.70 17.76 14.64 16.56 54 4a 44 54 n 4j I 2048 2068 2200 2201 2204 2205 2207 2208 2240 2242 2243 2244 2245 5.96 6.16 1.68 1.78 2.34 2.62 3.10 3.50 1.40 1.78 2.00 2.52 ...2.86___ 8.40 8.26 1.96 2.04 2.58 3.04 3.50 4.02 1.68 2.04 2.28 2.92 3.36 34 34 i 5 4 1 4L i i 1 la i : , S ; ! 1 ! i Prices are subject to change without notiea. Printed in U. $,, A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining h$ net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September id, ig$4 Page 8-13 Plumbing Brass SINK AND LAVATORY WASTE TRIM CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 8-650 Each $.58 8-653 Arough! chainstay, li" di meter. Each $.80 T: ! IJCLCOCSS^ 8-655 Wrought chainstay with 11" bead chain and (1" or La") solid rubber stoooer. b-656 Solid wnIte roccer oasln ano bath s tcocer w ' tr crass cost ano ring. Packed - one dozen per box. (Size , :r i1!" till $2.22 2.42 2.78 ! iSize | I -i" ! i> i-su z. i i Per Doz. $2.94 3.58 3.92 With 1" stopoer Eacn $ .9*1 With ii" stopper Each 1.38 `O' ^ CHROMIUM PLATED BEAD CHAIH OH REELS No. 10 on 500 ft. reels No. 13 -~n 252 `. -ee?s Per Reel $106.66 Per Res' 30.00 .yg.'Siy -. 8-6 57 hollow wn<te r_ocer basin and I stoppe'-. Packed - one dozen per box. I$ize , Per Cos.; 1 li " i li" mi $.86 .90 1.02 Size Per Doz. 13" $1.18 II" j 1.70 2" 1 2.00 No. 10 BEAD CHAIN with type "A" cobc'-'gs N0.I3 BEAD CHAIN with type "A" couol^gs Chromium Plated Bead Chair No. 10 with type "A" couplings No. 13 with type "A" couplings Ler.Qtr. i u" i is" 1 Each ;$.34 : .40 ; Each , - .54 ; 8-660 Rough brass flush bush i ng. "--eao I 5.D. S' = ! Eaco $.40 -k._2 j --' a5 .56 .58 Is" j Is" j .42 8-661 Rough crass hexagon male solder cosh ing. 1. P. Th read li" li" li" O.D. Slip li" li" 12 ' Each $.58 .74 .66 Unless otherwise specified exposed metal is chromium plated. 8-659 Galvanized steel washer for basin faucet shank. Per rundred $6.94 8-662 8rass ma) e waste and vent connection with ground joint. Size Rah.Br.NutIC.P. Nut lixli" Ea. $1.18 $1.34 lixli" Ea. 1.26 1.42 lixli" Ea. 1.34 1.54 lixli" Ea. 1.28 1.46 8-664 Brass female waste & vent connection with ground joint. Size Kah. Br.Nut C.P. Nut lixli" Ea. $1.22 $1.42 lixli" Ea. 1.34 1.50 lixli" Ea. 1.38 1.58 lixli" Ea, 1.34 1.50 Rough 8rass ground joint rings for above Each $.|6 8-663 Cast brass slip nut with friction ring and washer. I.P. Thread 3/8" 1/2" 1/2" 1/2" 1" li" li" li" 2" 2" O.D. SI i p 7/16" 7/16" 1/2" 9/16" 1" li" li" li" li" 2" Each Chr.Pl. Rqh. 3r. $.38 .42 .42 .42 .82 .56 .62 .62 1.06 .80 $.26 .30 .30 .30 .64 .50 .56 .56 .88 .66 Priest are subject to change without notice. Page 8-14 Hay 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining b-s net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE REVERSIBLE TOWEL BARS Plumbing Brass l\ A I For China Laia tor $ ) Temple ' ~vt s' `r ; . A' *" tzao'r l-'t: ri A;`h-r c''Srea rr*-"* w.*t r ! ' s3 2^ fi^sn jir c'atea 8-69 7 (For China Locator ie Crestmont a ''et?.! re>vS c. * ("For Cast Iron Enameled Lava tor i e s) Crestmont =s* ' ".et?5 'evers'o'e Unless otherwise specified exposed metal is polished chromium plated METAL LAVATORY LEGS BRACKETS FOR CHINA LAVATORIES 8-700 SQUARE For China Lavatories 8-700 Temple es. 8-710 Crestmont !~q. 8-711 Crestmont rexaccn 'eq. 8-702 Criterion 'Zjrz ' ea. 'See Page i-'J ter aescriotion and illustration,: For Cast Iron Enameled Lavatories 8-714 Crestmont retina :eq. 8-715 Crestmont hexaqon leq. 8-711 HEXAGON 8-710 ROUND Size 17" - for 201' irj 1-" iavato.-'ea 19|"- for c~" arqer 'avaic^'et 8-714 POUND 8-715 heaag:\ X BUILT-IN CAST IRON CHAIR AND WALL CARRIERS WALL CARRIERS are designed for installations where walls are of hollow tile. Carrier is concealed and affords rigid support with ample bearing on wall construction. CHAIR CARRIERS are for walls of insufficient strength to support fixtures. Carrier is concealed in wall and floor and provides full cantilever support to fixture. 8-765 Stainless Steel wall oracket, 5" long, with toggle to it and wa! I screws. Wall finish can be completed around carriers or chairs before installation of PRICES fixtures. Leveling screws on each arm provide for adjustment. !Cat.NoJ Finish Per Pa'r `Vtt.Lzz. 8-780 WALL CARRIER WITH EXPOSED BRACKETS j 8-691 ;Pol. C.P. $18.90 8-691 Brush C.P . 22.30 j 8-697 Pol. C.P. . 11.60 ' 8-698 iPol. C.P. 11.60 8-700 ;Pol. C.P. 22.30 8-702 iBrush C.P. 31.00 | 8-710 Pol. C.P. 16.50 j 8-710 ;Brush C.P. 19.30 8-711 :Pol. C.P. 8-714 -Pol. C.P. 8-715 ;Pol. C.P. 16.60 16.60 16.60 ~* ,'r *2 - 6-781 WALL CARRIER At TH CONCEALED 8RACKETS Sole: Exposed bracket arms are painted white enamel finish. 8-783 CHAIR CARRIER WITH CONCEALED BRACKETS 8-782 CHAIR CARRIER Same, except with Exposed Brackets Cat.No.j -! 8-765! 8-780 i 8-781 ! Arms 5" 15|" 16" Per Unit At.LC 5. $16.40 -- 20.20 .Z 5.60 3 30.00 25 34.00 18 8-782 j 15|" 44.00 ! 1812___ 52.00 55 8-783 i 16" ___5__0_._0_0__ 1 51 . Price! -'re subject to change wifhouf notice. Printed in U S A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining hs net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September i6, 2954 Page 8-15 Plumbing Brass CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE RIM GUARDS POR SERVICE SINKS 8-9^2 When ordering run guard* specify cala'os nunc nr.n size of sen ice sine nth which guards ire :o be sed. 8-985 trz3S - ~ ivirj To^t fim ?r r-r,'c~ sinks. :;n* Sizes Cast i ror 22^13" and 2ixZ0" Durac lay 20x13" and 22x20" -990 Dial-ese -a~fs *:t =r;pe Gcmpiete 513.90 8-992 Magic lose parts Kit -r^ce Complete $22.20 Parts Kits Contain: Dial-ese Parts 1 Low Lockout 1 r'Jgh uCCKPbt 8 oasKets 6 insulating factors 2 31eeves 6 sac<i"g Rings 2 Cie uast Adaptors 6 nanale Screws 12 Seat Rings 1 ^L-. Centerpiece Canterpiece Stem Stem Control Unit L." Control Unit Tuoe Lubricant .Vrgrch______________ Each $.24 .34 .06 .08 .24 .06 .08 .06 . 10 .40 .to .90 .90 1.28 1.28 .40 20 Magiclose Parts 2 Sleeves 6 Caskets 2 Cass 2 top Cam Springs 6 Packing Rings 6 insulating Adaptors 6 Handle Screws 4 Stems 2 Springs 2 Top Cams 2 Bottom Cams 12 Seat Rings 2 Control Units I Tube Lubricant I .Vrench Each $.30 .06 .24 .08 .24 .08 .06 .38 . 12 .84 . 68 .12 4.68 .40 . 20 Prices ore subject to change without notice. rims of Durac] ay or cast i rcn ena-e'e:; ;srv::e s' Sink Sizes Cast Du rac ' -y k tS ' ."ir a _4<D^ <0. 8-979 8-980 8-981 Pr ices Size ! inches zzxIg i $13.16 a4x2'v> 1 13.94 22x io 1 31.54 24x43 32.66 . ."V *' 1 26.32 j 26.32 - Rim Shoo. Nil 5 CD 12 7 Guards Dai. 1 | 5-=s. 8-982 3 9.74 8-983 6.18 8-985 ! 16.62 _ 8-987 39.82 . ; - Dial-ese Parts mmma Locknu t BiTTTtf^ Gasket Centerpiece 8-991 Dial-ese Parts Kit Each $.26 8-993 Magiclose Parts Kit Each $.48 8-995 j------ n Assembly I-------wrench 1 for Securo * Lave r Action wastes. Eacn $2.70 8-995 8-0 Sheet steel wrench for Dial-ese and Magiclose trim. Each $.20 Unleu otherwise specified, oU exposed mefof trim is chromium pfafed. Packing Ring Sleeve Seat Ring Stem Page 8-16 Way U, 1955 Superseding Sept. 16, 1054 LIST PRICES are shown for (he (Dealer's convenience tn determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U- S. A. CrfMPrft UCALtK PRICE SERVICE BATH SUPPLY AND WASTE TRIM riumuing ota** Criterion concealed cverr>. oat" Sjoo!/ f:tt'nq with z'ear Ljc' te handles ana " union Wet \a'.es on 8" centers wi tn Dial-ese cont ro: s. All exposed metal parts are brush finish chromium plated. Temple ccnceaied overrV oath SuDc'* r't:'rq, " union iniet .aives on 5" renters with Dial-ese controls. 9-22, sare exceot with 'ever nancies. Regal concealed cterr-m bath suco'.< fitting, j" union :niet va'.ves on centers with Dial-ese controls. 9-50, 9-51, 9-52 Crestmont li" concealed batn waste and overflow with Dead chain and rubber stopper. No te: Was te tee is available with li" female J.P. outlet at no extra cost. Sped fy: 9-50 for Criterion, Neuvoiue or Ohio baths. 9-51 for Neuday, Albecor and Champion baths. 9-52 for Lahoma baths. 9-55. 9-56, 9-58, 9-59 Crestmont li" concealed pop-up oath waste and overflow with leve' operating mechanism. No t e: Waste tee is available with li" female l.P. outlet || at no extra cost. Soecify: 9-55 for Criterion, andNeuvoiue baths. 9-56 for Neuday, Albecor and Champion baths. 9-58 for lahoma baths. 9-59 for Ohio baths. 9-60 for Criterion or Neuvoiue baths. 9-66 Brush finish chr. pi. Criterion Accesso for Criterion bath cr,5/. Operating parts of Accesso wastes are removable through overflow and outlet. 9-75 Exposed 11" bath waste and over flow wi th chain and rubber stop per. 17 or 22 gauge 9-75 Available alt rough plated or with chromium plated t trainert and overflow tube, balance rough plated. Exposed standing bath waste and overflow with overrim goose neck spout. Size x 2 x l" 9/16 1 0.D. 16 gauge double offset bath supply pipe to si ip " iron pipe, 21i" long. Unless otherwise specified exposed etal is chromium plated. Number 9-15 9-20 9-22 9-35 9-50 9-51 9-52 9-55, 9-56 9-58. 9-59 9-60 9-66 9-75 22Ga.SatinPI. 22Ga.Pol.C.P. l7Ga.SatinPl. 176a., Pol. C.P. 9-80 9-88 Pr. 9-89 Pr. Price iShog. At.l $72.80 8 Lbs. 'll .30 i 8 41.30 8 24.00 6^ 12.60 5 12.60 42 12.60 4i 17.70 1 17.70 7 ; 27.70 8 48.50 r 8 9.62 10.94 10.48 12.10 75.20 7.78 2.80 3 3s 3i 3i 30 2 i : i i | AII print an *ubf*cf fo dwnflt wftbouf notice. Printed in U. S. A, LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intanded to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 9-3 U! J . SHOWER HEADS, ARMS AND YALYES ECONOMY SHOWER HEAD PRICE SERVICE . ----Tft ECONOMICAL TO OPERATE - Requires about 3 gallons of water per minute at 10 pounds flow pressure for a good shower. N'ON-Cl.OGG ING - Large single opening allows unre stricted flow. ACTIVATED SPRAY - Coil in passageway breaks up solid stream into swirling and stimulating spray. AERATED WATER - Air inlets in guide permit mixing of air with water to provide soothing, aerated spray. 9-221 Economy shower head wl metal spray guide, ball joint and I.P.S. female inlet. Inlet 3/8" and 1/2* 9-235 Re lit ecu --.s/-:'ean - ` a ' : . ''eaa v' 1 . :. 3, Ee- 9-235 9-238 9-238 Ralnbeau e a s y-c1ean shower nead w>tn bal'. j o 1 n t and j" or 5" i.P.5. femaie inlet. 9-248 9-225 Temple shower head with bal1 joint and i" I.P.S. femal e i nl et. 9-248 Vandal oroo f waii type 4" shower head w i th pe rfo ra ted face, s" I.P.S. female oacx inlet. Face is removable vi:h hexagon end vrench. SPEAKMAN ANYSTREAM SHOWER HEADS Anystream shower head with concealed volume control and integral ball joint with 2" I.P.S. t'emal e inlet. Anystream shower head with integral ball joint, 5" I.P.S. femal e i nl et. 8rass shower head with removable face, and ball joint, " I.P.S. female inlet. Size 4" 9-291 9-290 Temple bent shower arm with escutcheon, 5" I.P.S. male. 3" spray head with : movable face, ball jo and 2" i.P.S. re-; inlet. a k 9"291 Bent shower arm with escutch- f eon, i.P.S. mal e. 9-264 9-264 2" rigid scray nead with removable >`ace and 3/8M i.P.S. female :nlet. 9-318 wit1! 'ever handle 9-316 witr. 3 rib handle Temple o.."ea.~o 0/-cass 9H-312 Scncealed straightway Dattern supply valve with "etal cross handle and in sex Dutton. 2'' i.P.S. fe male inlet and outlet. 9H-313 Concealed straigntway oattern screw-driver stop with screw-down cec1*. 2" I.P.S. female '~'et and outlet. Brass shower '-.eao with removable tubular tace. bal 1 joint and i" i.P.5, female inlet. Sizes 6" and 8" -ataiog | o;re ; bumper | inchesj 9-221 3/6 ; $ 3.20 1.2 ; 3.20 9-225 9-235 9-238 i'2 ; 8.10 i'2 ' 3.80 1,5 ' S.I0 9-242 9-244 9-248 . 9,70 3 1 43.00 4 1 31.30 9-250 9-251 1/2 1 17.90 1/2 . 13.40 9-262 9-264 9-290 9-291 3 2i 1/2 ! 3/S ; 8.60 4.60 4.40 2.40 9H-3I2 9H-3I3 1.2 ; 8.50 2/2 ; 8.80 9-316 1/4 1 12.80 9-318 1/2 | 12.80 Prices ore ub|cf to change vifhouf notice. All e'aoseO metal tom it chromium ptoted. Page 9-4 Way 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 2553 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. PRICE SERVICE I lUIIIVIIIg 9-330 CRANE mixing valve Concorde 9-330 Roush At cse l PI-ilea or polished Chrimum Plated. SYMMONS SAFETYMIX YALVES j;:,;'-: ' ' "s': Safetymix y :v~rte No. 500 Safetymix . " -- :" ' . 1) d-ar^ POWERS THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVES Operating Range 65-115F. 1225-FHV Exposed Exposed thermostatic mixing valve with oui'*-'n shot off va've. vc'..me control shut off valve arc `oose key union angie cnecx stops. 3:ze 1/2" 1225-CHV Concealed 1 Concealed thermostatic mixing valve with built-ir shut off valve, volume control shut off valve ard screw driver check stops. Size 1/2" Capacity at 45 pounds pressure- 10 gallons per minute. Note: i225 atxers can be used without check valves if a volume control valve is not required in discharge line. 1225-CHV LEONARD THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVES TAC Concealed TAE Exposed inot illustrated) Leonard thermostatic sr.ower mixing valve. Size 1/2" The above valves are also available with volume control and check stops as shown in illustration below. Leonard i" exposed tr.-rmostat ic mixing valve with volume control and temperature control. Leonard i" concealed thermostats mixing valve with volume centre' and temperature control. Capacity at 5 pounds pressure 7i gal ions per minute Capacity at 45 pounds press1 - 9 gallons per minute PRICE5 V# (/jS#n T5WC/F & T10C/F T5WE/F and T10E/F Exposed (not illustrated) Leonard i"exposed thermostatic valve with volume ana shut off control and union angle check stops. T5WC/F and T10C/F Concealed Leonard i" concealed thermostatic valve with volume and shut off con trol and combination check stops. Capacities at 45 pounds pressure T-5W - 5 gals, per minute T-10 - 10 gals, per minute Unltu othrwie ipeoifled, oil expoied rtlal trim h ehromfum platod. Catalog Complete Valve Shpg. At. Number Assembly Only Pouras 9-330 RNP C.P. - $26.00 30.00 6 6 500 - 53.40 4 525 67.72 5i 1225-FHV $118.50 90.00 1225-CHV 129.00 90.00 16 22 L-9-E L-9-C 172.80 182.40 12 13 TAE/F TAC/F 90.08 63.20 93.92 63.20 10 10 T5WE/F TI0E/F 116.48 89.60 116.48 89.60 11 11 T5WC/F 126.72 96.00 14 TI0C/F 126.72 96.00 14 Pr/co* ore tubjeef lo change wilhoul notice. Prmted m U. S. A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding June 16. 1954 Page 9-5 'RANE TRIUMPH FLUSH VALVES (Pa tented) PRICE SERVICE TPfrVfPH ,-'lu*h \*l\t-re Crane Engineered to assure cer,<"ndabl e , lasting and evononi- service. Thev are ruggedly *onrructed and o t pramcai ue>un with all parts subject to wear easily re- 1 a c * a b 1 e. rxrosed valves and dll exposed Darts of concealed waives are ch romuffi P1 a t ed. Superior features are as follows: ^-405-W Sectional view of TRIUMPH valve. non-he Id- :c sn tvoe ileeic stem of auxiliary * i 's on top ef nnnale stem -hen handle :s held m os i z ion, allowing nan tali e fo close. Amount ot voter a e l: ,, ? it e-icn flush can be reg u- litez -itnout shutting off the supply. The sane ' :r. be usea for jl! tyre? ;/ /ixtures. //:gh Jt/r otunger protides large waterway through a h e - long refill lip assures ample water to r e - seal fixture after each operation of valve. The double cup for the plunger is molded of a special synthetic rubber compound, developed for this kind of service. screwed-in renewable metal seat. .\ickel alloy strainer of large area, protects by-pass ;rom clogging. F lushing and cleansing of pipe lines on new installa tions is easily accomplished by renov in g p lunger uni t. COYNE and DELANY No. 50 BACKFLOW PREVENTER CLOSET BUMPERS o.C.- Crane Triumph flush valves can now be furnished with the Covne and Delany No. 50 backflow preventer illustrated at left and with 9-405-W Triumph flush valve above. It has only one moving nonmetalLic part - a rubber sleeve, which cannot stick nor freeze. It provides positive protection against back siphona ge. The Covne and Delany No. 50 backflow preventer complie< with all state and oral codes, including fed eral Spec i f ica 11 on s No . * - 5 4 lb . VANDAL-PROOF PUSH BUTTON Concealed valves have o sc 11lating handles but vandalproof push buttons can be supplied when required. SEAT 3UMPER ON VALVE Closet seat bumpers can be furnished on valve bonnet for seat with cover or on stop handle for seat less cover. `cte: >',hen order1'g Seat 3uT.ce rs .wth ?' vsr valves add Sjff:x "P" tc catalog '.umber of valve for Dumper co valve or suffix "G" for valve with bumper on stop. REGULATING UNIT To Adjust Length of Flush The amount of water delivered at each flush can be con trolled by a regulating fea ture at the handle base. FOR QUIET FLUSHING Bough nickel plated mufflers to subdue the noise of rushing water can he supplied where high water pressures exist. They can be inserted into the tailpieces of the stops. 'then ordering Triumph flush valves with the following features add suffix letter shown to catalog number of valve. E - 'Aheel handle stop. G - Seat buTper on whee' handle stop (for exposed val ves). P -- Seat buTper on valve (for exposed v3lves). S - Vandai-procf push Dutton (for concealed valves). W - 3ackflew Prever-ter acuuro breaker). Tc croer mufflers specf> part FA-2024. (For stops orlyi. Page 9-6 May 4, 1955 superseding Ha\ 4, 1949 Pointed n U. S. A. CKANt. UtALtK PRICE SERVICE CRANE TRIUMPH PLUSH VALVES (Paten ted) EXPOSED ' '0 9-400 Triumph e``-jzh valve A:th osciila;`"3 ** arc's, 3-537 i" straight '"'sr'eM stop, <va! i f' arge arc 3-550 lj*o" et-'a'a^t flush connect'on with spud "Jt and covering 7'. urge. 9-401 Same except with 9-550 l5v23" connect'or. 9-405 Triumph '"'vcn valve w'to oscilla ting K2~c'e. --539 i" angle 'oc'- so'e;d stcc-, A-a'i f'ange and 9-557 i2<5" stna'jrt fljsh connect'" with spud and covering flange. 9-406 Same except w; th 9-55C 15x23'' action, 9-407 3a"o except with laxd" connection. 9-408 Sa.T.e except with lixiSs" r^nr = t * O ^ 9-409 Triumph flush valve w'th osc`"a::og hand!e. 9-589 l'1 a"gle 'ccx- u'e'3 stoo, wall f'aoge a~d t-zze' cow flush con-ect'c-' a'-.* scud "ut and cover1 ng flange. 9-410 Same excect wi tr- 3-557 i-x<.; t 0 0' r * z * c 0'<*i r ^ $ r c C r ^ ~' "''. 9-411 Triumph flush valve with oscillat'"g handle, 9-589 1" angle lockshield stoo and 9-554 I5X2I5" flush ccnecfon with Ik" offset, spud 'ut and cover:ng flange. Exposed metal is chromium plated. 9-416 Triumph flush valve with oscilla ting handle, 9-599 " angle lockshield stop and 9-552 3x6" straight flush connection with spud nut and covering flange. 9-417 Same except with 9-551 5x6" straight flush connection, less spud nut and covering flange. Ifhen ordering Triumph flush valves with the following fea tures add suffix letter shown to catalog number of valve. E - Whee1 handle stop. G - Seat bumper on wheel handle stoo (for exposed valves). L - Seat pumper on lockshield stop (for exposed valves). P - Seat tumper on valve (for exposed valves). W - Backflow preventer (vacuum breaker). To ooer mufflers specify Part FA-2024, (for 1" stoos only) EXTRA Charge None $0.80 0.80 2.66 4 .Sit 1.20 for concealed Triumph flush valves see following page. For flush valve stops refer to Page 9-10. 9-418 Triumph flush valve with oscii'ating handle, 9-599 " angle 'ockshield step and 9-555 3x6" f'-ir connection with 1" offset, spue nut and covering flange. Number 9-900 9-401 9-405 9-406 9-407 9-408 9-409 9-410 9-411 9-416 9-417 9-418 Price Shpg. vVt. $32.54 34.94 32.54 34.94 32.54 33.34 34.66 37.06 40.54 32.54 32.14 36.26 63 Los. Ik '63 73 Ik ? 73 /i 62 62 65 Prtett ora tvbjaci lo change without notice. Printed in U. S. A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convemence in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 Page 9-7 CRANE TRIUMPH FLUSH VALVES > H> to*- /~ A i. PRICE SERVICE '( Q v 0 gSS ' -1 wL .i.". .u! 9-429 ! $36.00 $39.34 9-V33 9-430 ~ 36.00 39.34 9-434 9-431 37.06 40.40 9-43 5 9-432 . 40.54 43.86 9-439 Add suffix le ter Peiom to valve number. 9-440 -;r () Ah.TM- "jri'e stco :r (S) .'3 = '- (W) -:- '*e'.6rter .vac.-ur zrAZ-e $35.74 34.66 33.34 33.06 33.34 $39.06 _ 38.00__ 36.66 36.40 36.66 Putter No extra charge " prass Add 53.86 :t!pn ,v;tr, soua nut. 'kv^ A *-431 9-435 9-434 TriumDh " .5" . :'ve .v'tn s#5r S'.ra.jr 9-435. vi-e -- ~u:. CRANE TRIUMPH PLUSH VALVES frith Push Button Operating Means In Floor This addition to our flush valve line has been Crao engineered and field tested with exce.-ent results. It is the Crane Triumph flush valve with all its top quality features, to which has been added the high lysanitary push button foot operated assembly, for installation in the floor. Backflow preventer is regu larly furnished and is incorporated in the flush connection. Select proper flush valve for use with various Crane fixtures from table below. 9-440 ***%, .~\ *-- Trlunch * ..sr va .5 ** .! .* V s..,-' > - - ' w " fo ^ n ^ :cx sn -e 3 9-440 9-439 ccncea.:cv, *' >5^ ccr' c~ .*. * ih spud 9--439- :ra excect Li- 11 :--ect:on v = 've \ii.TDer 9-450-W 9-451-W 9-452-W 9-453-W 9-454-W 9-455-W 9-456-W 9-457-W 9-458-W jse am th Crare r_rrr~ Fr i fixtures listed below inlet Each Sanuro pedestal urinal 5ac-< $89.86 Hy-San f`oor closet "cc 37.60 Santon ar.c Speedway f!oor closets -:c 87.60 Lowall ana Rapidway .veil closets war-A 79.06 Wal ton,San-Walton,Hy-San wall closets rac-c 79.06 Expedio .val 1 urinal " 5 c ^ 79.06 Neu-Rio wal 1 urinal Correcto -vail jr:na! 56c* rac-' 86.66 36.94 Sanitor stall urinal 5acx 86.94 Page 9-8 May 4, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 Pr>c< ore fub/ect to chong without notice. LIST PRICES a'e shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE SLOAN PLUSH VAL7ES No. 110 (ROYAL OR CROWN) Sloan ecccsed flush v-ilve w: th metal oscillating handle, 1' wheel handle angie stoo. wal i flange, and straight flush connection with flange. (For I5" top spud bowl s.) No. 120 (ROYAL OR CROWN) Ssme, except elbow connection. (For l" back spud bowls.) For special features specify the following suffixes: F - Screw-driver stop. YG - Closet seat bumper on valve. Y0 - Closet seat bumper on angle stop. YV - Vacuum breaker. (then ordering Sloan exposed flush valves specify name of valve, number, and suffix for special features. SLOAN ROYAL FLUSH VALVES FOR CLOSETS Foot Pedal Operated Plumbing Brass O _____________ C No. 310 Sloan Royal exposed flush valve with foot pedal, 1" screw-driver straight stop, la" female union outlet, la" street ell, casing to cover 14" pipe, vacuum breaker, 14" flush elbow, wall and spud couplings and flanges. (For Is" top spud bowl s. No. 312 Sloan Royal concealed flush valve with 1" wheel handle angle stop, 14" female union outlet, foot pedal, vacuum breaker with 14" flush elbow, wall and spud coup lings and flanges. (For li" top spud bowl s.) SLOAN ROYAL FLUSH VALVES FOR URINALS Foot Pedal Operated Note: No. 313 Sloan Royal concealed flush valve with 1" wheel handle angle stop, 14" female union outlet, foot pedal, vacuum breaker with 14" inlet and flush elbow. (For lg" back spud bowl s.) Orders for concealed valves *ust specify vail thickness. Pipe connections shovn in dotted lines are not included. No. 323 loan Royal concealed flush valve ith wheel handle angle stop, " female union outlet, and foot edal. (For back inlet washout rinal s.) No. 333 Sloan Royal concealed flush valve with wheel handle angle stop, 1" female union outlet and foot pedal. (For back inlet stall u ri nal s.) All exposed Metal parts are chromium plated. PRICES Number Royal Crown Shpg.Wt. 110 HO F YV 120 310 312 313 323 333 $35.20 39.7>l 37.34 51.86 50.00 52.26 39.06 39.06 $32.54 37.06 34.66 49.20 47.34 49.60 36.40 36.40 7 Lbs. Av 1A 1 *\ 6 5 Add for Special Features Feature Price Shpg.vVt. Style F YG Y0 YV C.P. YV Rgh.Br. Hone $2.00 .80 4.54 3.86 - 2 2 Priest ore tubftet to change without not'eo. Printed in U. S. A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 28t 1953 Page 9-9 iuiliuing DfdSS COYNE t.ND DELANY No. 50 BACKFLOW PREVENTER iv_ A O >`-541. CRANE DEALER -PRICE SERVICE COMPRESSION STOPS FOR TRIUMPH FLUSH VALVES Composition Disc - Exposed Stuffing 8cx Remnl e Hexagon Inlet Male Ground Joint Onion Ou 9-587 ,-.tr tightway stop with lock shield ml screw-driver slot. size I" Rough Brass or Chromium Plated s r ____ =n* vStW* 9-588 in Cway 3t;p , ` * b hi^d'e. size j. rauc c r Ch1". D' ited 9-589 Angle clop with lock- -,h i e'd and row-d ri ver slot. Size I" ""r. iJ'Ti P1 'i t A'i 9-59 0 A-gle stop with wheel K .n dl e. Size I* Run. -jrass or Chr. ?1 a tea Size I' 9-592 ~~Q ' i -ce-. size r U U U. <rju-^v Li & \ -L z 9-597 t ra : antwav -top wit** "-'~k?hieid .nd screwo river s ! ; * . Size 3/4" Rough Brass 9-598 Straightway stop with wheel' handle. Size 3/4" Rough Brass 9-599 Angle stop with lock- shield and screw-driver slot. Size 3/4" Chr. p!ateg 9-600 Angle stop .v't~ whee' handle. size 3/4" Rgh. Brass or Chr. c'ated FLOAT VALVES FOR LOW TANKS CRANE-UNE Hy-Lo FEATURES >TE \T ITF. Ceramic 'eat resists sire curling and or rosion. ,-Vl SJr".'H -V.,.--. M-VB "S" LINE 9-504 "S" iL:'-ne e'e-.a; re tec- cjpply pat va' vitu ""-cat rpg erz ' '' ' *uoe. Discharge control screw 9-505 Su-ve except provide? adjustment for filling time under high or low pressures. Juiet action - usual closing noises are elim inated. Inverted cup washer assembled to the 9-500 ,1 9-504 9-507 3.'3" oack -..c r` c a t . a1 /e ,vl V- s~ pf" /a've. f'cat rcd r-f"' tuoe. ceramic seat breaks up turbulence of water. PR ICES Number Rgh. Br. Number Rqn. Br. lehr. Pi. Number (Rgh. 8r. 9-500 crake-lire gy-Lo culet .acting eleva ted oottcm supply -'`cat ,i\e with steatite :era-ic seat, f'cat "3 ard refill tube. 9--503 Sa^e. except *" ** '/ac^uir Breaker. When ordering specify name and number of tank. 9-500 9-503 9-504 9-505 9-507 $6.00 9.18 4.08 6.26 8.38 9-549 9-587 9-588 9-589 9-590 $3.86 7.74 7.74 - 7.74 $4.54 8.94 8.94 8.94 8.94 Prices or tvbjtcf to e/ionoe without nofict. 9-591 9-592 9-597 9-598 9-599 9-600 --- $7.46 7.46 7.46 9-507 Chr.Pl. $9.86 9.86 - 8.54 8.54 Page 9-10 Way 4, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed m U f- A PRICE SERVICE itt: CURTIN ROTARY FLOAT VALVES ~' u A --A " 5 9-510 vrt! r Rotary : te: FLOAT VALVES FOR HIGH TANKS M-VB "S" LINE & 9-510 9-520 9-512 Curtin Rotary ' c:: - e iv' t'r' s^ut-of* .3'. ve, F'cat `0 3 refill tuDc. FLUSH VALVE _;.V tANk 9-515 ~cc Svcpl) Coat vaite f.-ir f ` an tank a" v' 'oat '00 an: ?.'3" SA`a: cl- coa ca'lpiece. 9-517 Bottom supply float valve for high tank with float 'od, locknut and coupling '/u t . 3 '8" ta 11 01sce can be furnished at extra cost, 9-520 -r va've wi th gu de, 1' 'as, 1" 3.0. x il`` cverflcw tuoe, cone .. ccer wasr.er and locknut. Seats 2{" ball LOW TANK TRIM OPEN TANK FLOATS 9-523 4x5" oval solderless cocoer f1 oat ba!!, scue tapped 3" - 20 threacs. 9-524 S ear.! ess copo er float oai1, spud z,f ~ 2C 4", 5", and 6" dia. 9-526 4x5" oval Styron pi ast': float oai1, spuo tapoeo r" - 9-529 <--;5u -'rut md. = - 20 Tnros. Lengths 8". 9". 10* and It" 9-536 9-541 Number Size 9-510 3/8" 9-512 3/8" 9-515 3/8" *9-517 9-520 2" 9-523 4x5" -*. 1 CD Price $n.86 n.20 6.96 4.72 4.02 .68 9-530 :-3~, i" 3.D. copper re type tnraid"l ore end. Length Crane black cone top t ank call. 2i 1 Crane) Sires Zi (unbranded) Adjustaole guide an for 1", lj" or la" over flow tuoe. - ft 9-532 n3u 1 onci. 9-533 Brass lift wi re. 2 0: 9" long. 9-538 Triple Seal tank oaU. Sizes Standard & Large 'Vj' 9-542 Non-ad." ..staol e guide am - for 1" overflow .vDe. 9-535 Overflow tuoe, 11" ' ""a for tank fl ush val ve, th readed one end. 0.0. 1" 14" 14" Temple sing'e acting tank lever. Specify if with keyhole or square spud. 'For 1" tai 1oiece - Add 9-524 4qp" fi" 9-526 8" - 9-529 9" 10" 12" 9-530 10" 9-532 9-533 44" 53" 7.L11 9"' 1" 9-535 14" 14" 9-536 24" 23" 9-538 Std. Lae. 9-541 9-542 9-601 - .90 3.02" 3.32 3.98 .40 36.00 C 40.00 C 44.00 C 48.00 C 52.00 Cj 10.20 c! 10.60 C; 14.40 C1 16.20 Ci 1.30 1.38 1.44 .42 .42 .90 1.00 1.02 .48 1.42 Pncti or* tub/acf to cbangs without notice. P- r>*Qt] r U S A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convergence n determining ms net cost. They are not mtended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 9-11 9-620 s . r. i. SJDbly D:C i ' :or ft' th cc -r.-', Atf SCr'. Lengths 19* and 2 t" LOW TANK SUPPLY PIPES PRICE SERVICE If 9-625 Copper tubing supply to floor with collar, female adaptor for 3/8" c1oe, 20" long. 9-621 3-3" :.3. 3. :.,cd' y f' DO T A ' t"* 10 ' ' 3>r, Ah "V'V'iht ?,:cc ri L en g th I 9 * to ^'3 9-626 Copper tuolng supply with collar, wheel handle straight stop, 3/8" !.P. nipple to fl00rwi th escutcheon, 20" long. . 'w 9-620 9-621 V M: 9-625 i 9-635 2cccer t^ol^g supply :c wa -- w't'1 cc' " ar, ''e~.a'e e'oc.v 9-626 9-630 . supc'/ c oe ha>' '' w. tr col1 -ir a^d eccut :heor.. 9-631 3/3" :.P. S. suoo'y pips to wal l i th collar, wheel handle 3nqle stop and escutcheon. dimensions: 4" Vertical, 6" Horizontal , >t * * .r' < \ *-- t ~ r zp " S-l"' ; tl, 9-635 9-636 .vr-ee jv3 5 ` sr 315 6- ?:8" D:pe, ^ ire? ?$-- a. O v-- 9-636 FLUSH CONNECTIONS HIGH TANK PLUSH PIPES 9-640 22-gauge stra;ght flush pipe with collar for high tank, 6 feet long. Sizes I i" and I " 0. D. 9-641 22-gauge c f fse t flush pipe w*th cc'-a" fo- hlgh tank, 3" cffset, c feet `cr-g. Sizes Ii* and 4" 0.0. 9-640 9-641 FLUSH PIPE HOLDER \ tr w 9-644 3rass fush p:ce '~z' ter to s';d 1=" cr Is" l.L. tuping. Exposed finish is chromium plated. 9-650 2"0.D. brass e'bow flush connection with nuts and washers. Sizes 4x6" 5x7" and 6x8" 9-652 2" 3.D. crass s^crt -a- dius elbow flush correc tion with nuts and wash ers. S Iza 4x6" Permits closer roughingin of closet bowl. Vr f Size | p--'ce I 9-654 2" 0.0. x 3" long brass offset nush connection with nuts and washers. I", 4", 2", or 2i" off- S8t` 9-655 9-620 19'1 ; $3.12 _______ 2T______ ;___ 3.36 9-621 19" 7.74 9-625 20" 2.54 9-626 20" 6.96 9-630 4 v c" 3.66 9-631 4x6" 5.98 9-635 12" 1 .62 9-636 1?" 3.14 9-640 _ 21 \J m t X 0 I2 ' 0. u. x 6 8.80 9.82 9-641 is" G.D. x 6' It" O.D. x6' 9.60 10.78 ' ! ' Same, except straight flush connection. 1 9-658 Brass 90 -si ip joint el bow, 6" center to end, with nut and washer. Size* 4' and 4* 0.0. 9-644 la" oris" Z.?j. * 9-650 9-652 9-654 ix6" 5x7" 6x8" a < 5" 1" offset I2 9-655 9-658 2" 0.3. x 6" Is" 9.2. x 6" is" x6" 4.14 3.14 3.42 3.84 3.52 5.14 5.46 5.60 5.92 2.48 2.40 2.86 Price* ore nibject to change wttfiogl notice. i 1 1 ' i . ; 1 ! Page 9-12 -Way 4- 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. PRICE SERVICE CLOSET SPUD CONNECTIONS For cast brass slip nuts, see Page 8-14. CLOSET BOLTS, SCREWS AND WASHERS 9-680 3x24" crass closet SC reiv Alt" c ^c ~ ana "ouno .vaster. Chromium olated finish. 9-680 9-682 4x24" crass closet colt a th "ut an-i ova' washer. 9-682 Chromium olated finish. BRASS CLOSET FLOOR FLANGES FOR 4" IRON PIPE Cats'ae Diameter 54" rsi ae 0" Jneter 5s 9-670 MALE Cast orass -.ale closet floor flange for 4'' iron pioe wi th asoestos gasket, colts and nuts. FOR LEAD PIPE D.L. 6-1/2" I.C. 4-5/16" Bolt Holes 5-9/IS" C. to C. 9-671 FEMALE Cast crass fsma! e c'-oset floor flange for 4" iron Dice t<\ In asoestos gasket, colts arc nuts. CUSHION RING 9-684 dasher 9-685 AuS-e- Chromium olated inlsh. BOLT CAPS ... \ I /' --_ 9-687 9-689 ina oo!t cao P! ast! c ool t Ova! _.arge Pour a omal I Round SEALING RING 9-679 t i o n s e a: 1 r 3 r-~ *I Av/ rr AW InA/AiJA i* k 0A ^ `r< C5 Cast crass c'oset f'ocr flange ' ead oln-j. 9-677 Soft treated sponge ruoper cushion ring for closet cowl s, 3/4" thick. O.D. 5-3/8" 1.0. 3-1/2" N'umcer 9-660 9-663 9-665 9-670 9-671 9-674 9-677 9-679 9-680 3 i Z6 is" 14" 2" 2x14" 2x15" la", is", 2" 4" l.. 4" I.P. 64" 0Dx4f" ID 51" 00 x 3!" ID _ 4x24" Chr.P'i. --'ce $1.38 1 .38 1.46 2.02 2.02 .34 14.34 12.62 1.36 .42 .60 19.18 C I ! ; ; 9-682 4x24" Chr.Pi. 23.92C I 9-684 Pound Chr.Pi. 4.24 C Top-O-Tank Chromiunn Plated brass adjustable cover-shelf with friction grip slides and railing. Sizes: 20| x 3" .'for 6 gallon tark!, 23i x 84" ifor 8 gallon tank) 9-685 Oval Ch r.P``. 4.80 C 9-687 Ah i te Co 10 reo .30 Pr. .60 Pr. 9-689 Ahte .32 Pr. 9-690 201 x 5" 23# .< 84" 12.80 C 15.20 C Prrei or* subject fo change wifhouf notice. 1 Printed m U. S. A. UST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Way 4, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1554 Page 9-13 :P it .1 Alert URINAL TRIM ALERT AITOMATIC SIPHON VALVE \ o -nov 1 n n parts. Sipr.ons water tank faster. .a intervals nf fro*n one to v-1 x t v minutes, dependmt: on rate of tank refill. Eccentric outlet permits use on either center or end outlet tanks. 9-S90 21 . r for jr` tA ^ l i Harvel -----------------PRICE SERVICE .(r* MARVEL FLOAT VALVE Single screw and locknut controls discharge rate. Can be adjusted to fill tank at intervals of from one to sixty minutes. Valve Seat and tip of stem are non-meta 11ic - wire cutting and corrosion are reduced to a minimum. Removable beehive strainer pro tects seat and stem. Air vents, above water level, prevent backflow. 9-S96 :ccer ` ' 'A" Eac'- $9.90 $18.70 $22.00 $24.30 $28.70 URINAL SPREADERS 9-9 00 ?.r' 3D 'eider with 8/4'1 t ' d 'o.it `n'-et, `,jf tec 5jpp:. 'ta'l Eacr. $7.10 9-900 - = 9-903 ' "jSr. tc^eaaer o:th 3/4" ` e:. is. r sack sudd] y Eacr. $7.54 / 9-903 URINAL STRAINERS METAL -j"' M' Each $8.94 -907 EE-'vE STRAINER Sotted 3cenir.as Etc- $10.26 9-908 BEEHIVE STRAM.c Each $10.26 "`ftv'nlesi p ^ ~ f .*./ m " , Li 0 r* qt ioecl^d. cH ?.oo$ed metol tfjro 11 chro^'ym ptot-d. 4* ^ No. i Tank 9-915 FLUSH PIPE ASSEMBLIES FOR CRANE URINALS WITH HIGH TANKS SANIT0R, C0RRECT0, SANTO, AND BEDFORDSHIRE URINALS ^-- 41 > No. 3 Tank , * 41 2 t No. 3 Tank *. i No. 4 Tank O D. } O.D,~ 10, D. r o.d. U o.n. VO.D.1 f LAYOUT NO 1 LAYOUT NO. 2 A -- ZZ- A LAYOUT NO. 3 C l-r-H/T'O.D. I" O. D.-\ 1 | r\ O.D.- l%174"oO.DF.Tl : ! M O.D. A LAYOUT NO. 4 . No. ^ Tank * -O URINAL SANITOR C0RRECT0 SANTO BEDFORDSHIRE C 48" 48" 51" 51" 4'A No. 5 Tank iI OD - For prices of flush pipe layouts, see next page -iw o.d. 1I4 O 11. ,'.4 O n. - / 114"O.D.-- ---------- U40.D. Page 9-14 I*- x v* op a A -~ A -~ LAYOUT NO.5 -- 6 o.n. a - ty' O n. V O- D. _ A A - - * A LAYOUT NO.6 When ordering specify catalog and layout numbers, also "A" and nC" dimensions. Hey 4, 1955 Sutersedin? l'ecer.cer y, 1554 LI ST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining h.s net cost. The. are not .ntenoed to estaphsh the retail puce. Printed in U. S. A. PRICE SERVICE9-915 flush pipe assemblies for crane urinals with high tanks WALL HANGING AND PEDESTAL URINALS o J 1 L * l V4 dta* double collar No. 4 Tank No.i Tank Tank must he ft. trom floor J No. J Tank AO "Manhattan" siphon jet wall urinal O-D. LAYOUT NO.13 nNeu-Rion blow-out wall urinal , A-tVi' O.D. LAYOUT NO. 14 Expeii'? Mow-out wail *; r i na 1 -n4-at> LAYOUT NO. *5 ''Sanuro" siphon j f. Dedestal unna l When ordering specify catalog and layout numhers, also "a' and ' C" dimensions. FOR TROUGH URINALS 2 Ho. 1 Tank for 24n No. 3 Tank for 36" and 48" 36 w- V O. D. ---- 4 1 No. 3 Tank 56 -i O.D. 9-917 FLUSH PIPE ASSEMBLIES FOR CRANE URINALS WITH FLUSH VALVES SA H I TOR , CORRECTO. SANTO. AND BEDFORDSHIRE URINALS LAYOUT NO 2 -- * < S l r r Sj O 0. LAYOUT NO. 18 3 1, 36" ami 18 Oumclai Trouvh Urinals LAYOUT NO. 19 60" Duraclav Troueh Urinal LAYOUT NO. 3 asse-t' a PRICES COMPLETE - with spud nuts and escutcheons 9-91 5 Asser-.bl ies For single urinals with high tank >.[o0Ut ! Price. Each1 !_jj----- --------------------- J 1 I $10.96 ; : II j 14.50 1 13 | 15.50 i 14 i 24.96 i 15 : 16.74 i j 18 I 19 i 12.78 1 13.94 , Unleu overwrite specified, oil ex> posed metal trim is chromium plated. 9-915 Flush Pipe Assemblies For urinals in batteries with high tank i Lavout No. Urinals with inlets on centers 18" 2|" 24" 27" 2 : $26.88 $27.68 $28.48 $29.28 3 ! 31.84 32.96 34.08 35.20 4 : 41.86 44.06 46.26 48.48 5 6 12 57.34 68.56 34.94 59.98 71.90 35.58 62.62 75.22 36.22 65.26 78.56 36.86 9-917 For urinals in batteries with flush valves 2 13 - $19.28 $19.84 $20.34 25.68 26.66 27.66 Price* ore mbieef to change without notice. Each $1.98 I" Each 2.14 printed n U. S. A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's conve-^erce >n determining his net cost. They are not intended to estaM*sh the retail once. Way 3, i955 iutersed-.r.J L'ecenber I i" Eac1' $2.48 Ij" Each 2.10 Add 93C" $3.20 Page 9-15 CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE No. 12" No. 16" on TIITA-BREEZ LAU ELECTRIC VENTILATING FANS All models feature advanced design in style and safety. 1'he rounded corner construction pro vides a compact, smart appearance. Fans are designed so that windows may be opened <,closed without removing the fan. White rubber cushioned feet protect polished surfaces and absorb vibration. Motors are for 115 volt, 6C cycle A.C. operation. Finish is surf green baked enamel. PORTABLE MODELS Nos. 12", 16" and 20" For Floor, Window, table or Stand Mounting Portable models are three speed exhaust or intake fans. Each are equipped with a hanger supporting bar, carry ing handle. linger proof front and rear guards, and an 8 ft. white rubber covered extension coni with plug. Fans may stand by themselves or be used witn any of the following accessories: < Adjustable Side Spacers--Available for window- mount ing all models at extra cost. (Xo. 20" fan Is regu.ariy furnished with spacers adjustable from 29" to 38".. Tilta-Breez Stand--Regularly furnished with Xos. 12" and 16" fans--available for Xo. 20". Permits tilting fan to direct air at any angle. Porta-Breez--20" fan on portable stand made of 1'' seam less tubing finished to match fan. Permits raising fan to 58" high; lowering to 17". Has 4" hard rubber wheels with soft treads. Fan may be tilted to any angle. Electric Ventilating Fans No. 20" with Adjustable Side Spacers Single speed fans are exhaust fans only. Two-speed models may be reversed with a flip of the' switch to either bring in fresh air or exhaust stale air. On single speed models, the switch is located in the cord. On two-speed models, the switches are recessed in the side panel. With Belt Drive Fan V/ith Single With Two-Speed Speed Motor Reversible Motor 22-W -- 22' Fan--22-WR2 24-W-- 24' Fan--24-WR2 30-W --30" Fan--30-WR2 WINDOW FANS X'o. 20WF is a direct driven fan for exhaust only. Spacer panels adjust from 30" to 38?<t". 8 ft. white rubber cord and 3-speed control are included. Six belt drive models in three blade sizes are available with single speed or two speed, electrically reversible motors. Easily installed, an adjustable 5-inch wide metal spacer is regularly furnished with 22" and 24" models for windows up to 36" wide. Additional spacers for windows up to 40" wide are available at extra cost. 8 ft. white rubber plug-in cord and metal hanger straps are included. DATA AND PRICES -- *AII Prices are F.O.B. Dayton, Ohio Model Number 12" 16" 20" "Porta-Breez" 20WF 22-W 22-WR2 24-W 24-WR2 30-W 30-WR2 Extro Accessories Blade Dia. Inches Cfm. Free Delivery High Low Rpm. j Motor High H.P. Overall Fan Size Inches Width Height Depth Shpg. Weight Pounds 12 1200 680 ' -00 1/40 16 16 5*4 18 16 1700 1320 1020 1 30 18 18 51 4 24 20 2500 1460 970 1-20 22___ 22 5\t 3/ 20 2500 1460 970 1 20 22 ?? 5'.t 60 20 2500 1460 970 1 20 30 ./j 5 30 22 3200 -- 550 22 3200 2100 550 24 4000 ---- 550 24 4000 2600 550 1.6 29*4 241-.; 10 1.-6 29i-2 24! 2 10 1,6 31 26}; 10 16 51 26', 10 58 58 67 --T } 67 1 30 6000 -- 487 1/3 36 36 10 94 30 6000 3800 487 1,3 36 36 10 94 | Tilta-Breez stand for No. 20" j Side Spacer Panels for Xo. 12' and Xo. 16" i Extra Side Spacer Panels for Xos. 22-W or WR2 or Xos. 24-W or WR2 j Rear Guard for Xos. 22-W or WR2 or Xos. 24-W or WR2 Rear Guard for Xos. 30-W or WR2 I `Price Each $53.52 66.92 78.94 110.44 66.92 105.30 118.46 118.46 131.66 144.80 164.58 4,56 6.44 5.20 8.46 Fan Prices include Excise Tax. For Exhaust Louvers, refer to Page 15-28. Prices are subject to change without nofice. Printed in L' A. LIST PRICES are shown tor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4,1955 Superseding June 16, 1654 Page 15-27 9 rcdinuiuiy runs, touvers ana anurrers LAU ELECTRIC VENTILATING FANS For Attics and General Use urtxrMC. ULMLcrt PRICE SERVICE "NITEAIR" PANEL FANS For Vertical Installation ''RANCHER" CEILING FANS For Horizontal Installation Senes NA Widely used for indusfricl, commercial, and home use. ideal for attic installation Sturdy, compact fans designed lor easy installation. Adaptable to any type of room construction. (Jperation is quiet. Four property pitched biades provide maximum suction and air movement. Self-aligning pillow blocks with Durex bronze bearings hold the shaft rigidly, preventing vibration. The motor is accessible and can be protected at the rear with a louver. Automatic shutters may be mounted directly on the discharge side of the panel. Louvers and shutters are Drived below. The Rancher is easily in stalled in any type of veil ing and is ideal for use in confined spaces. Mounted, horizontally, it provides s-ertical (low. Operation is quiet and vibration-free. Features a rubber-cushioned mounted motor, sea'ied bear ings, and an air-tight unvas seal. Does not include an auto matic ceiling shutter. For snu tter sizes and prices -ee table below. The Rancner Series NA-R An unusually effective fan, used universally. Designed especially for use where roofs are pitched low. DATA AND PRICES--'"All Prices are F.O.B. Dayton, Ohio Typo Catalog Number * Fan ; Size inches Cfm. Free Delivery Approx Rpm. Motor H.P. Frame Dimensions. Inches Width Height Depth 5hutter Recess Size, In. Shpg. Weight Pounds '`Price Each Niteair Fans NA-243 NA-303 NA-363 NA-423 NA-425 NA-485 NA-487 i -T :M i 36 42 '* "4) ~ 4S : 48 4750 roll 0925 11929 14347"'' 15679 17564 <>55 564 413 318 317 350 1 i 30 30 1 , 36 36 ;:j 42 42 48 48 > 4S 48 * 'J 54 54 54 54 06 $109.90 i F-r 92 124.98 .1 shutter sizes and 111 147 147.86 179.50 [$ prices, see table i' belov.. 169 275.74 183 298.94 1S6 324.94 Fans NA-223R NA-243R NA-303R NA-363R NA-423R 1 j i i 1 22 24 50 <5 A 42 3300 4750 6409 8780 11929 028 655 466 376 318 24* 4 30 ` .J 30 30 *3 36 36 '! 42 42 4S 48 * ^ 22x30!.i 12 26x3012 j * 30x361 > 12 3610x42 16 42x48 bj 53 129.30 ."6 132.18 80 154.28 100 175.52 122 205.50 Motors: The price of each fan includes the pulley, belt, and a single speed. 60 cycle, single phase motor. 1.; H.P. motors are 115-volt; 1 > anil ( H.P. motors are 115-230 volt. When orders specify, two-speed and special motors will be furnished at added cost. Above prices include Federal Excise Tax. LAU AUTOMATIC EXHAUST LOUVERS AND CEILING SHUTTERS = 556 Exhaust louver hr,ml 1 =556 automatic exhaust louvers have a steel frame, aluminum fins, protected inside bear ings, and weather-stripping on all sides. Full opening assures capacity operation. A heavy reinforcing strip reduces motor load by counter balancing open louvers--prevents rattling by adding weight to closed louvers. ~610 ceiling shutter quietly provides maximum free air opening in one continuous panel. Fea tures adjustable spring counterbalance and fusible links. Xeutral aluminum color. =603 ceiling shutter has snap-on aluminum frame. One panel forms continuous louver. In stalled practically dush with ceiling. Features adjustable counterbalance and fusible links. Page 15-28 May 4, 1955 Superseding June 16. 1654 =603 Ceiling Shutter Overhead View Number of Fan NA-243 NA-303 NA-363 NA-423 NA-425 NA-485 NA-487 NA-223R NA-243R NA-303R NA-363R NA-423R RECOMMENDED SIZES AND PRICES *AII Prices are F.O.B. Dayton, Ohio Automatic Louver or Shutter to use with Fan Indicated =556 Exhaust louvers =610 Ceiling Shutters =603 Ceiling Shutters Size Inches 26x26 32x32 38x38 44x44 44x44 50x50 50x50 -- 26x26 32x32 3Sx38 44x44 wt. Lbs. 19 33 36 46 46 54 54- -- 19 33 36 46 *Price Each $27.72 45.38 55.44 65.50 65.50 75.54 75.54 -- 27.72 45.38 55.44 65.50 Size Wt. *Priee Inches Lbs. Each 2Sx32 11 $24.26 32x38 13 30.08 38x44 17 44x50 22 37.42 45.36 44x50 22 45.36 48x56 26 51.88 48x56 26 51.88 24x32 28x32 9 11 21.58 24.26 32x38 38x44 44x50 13 17 22 30.08 37.42 45.36 Size ; Wt. Inches J Lbs. 25x31 i 31x37 1 37x43 * 43x49 . 43x49 i 19 32 45 60 60 -- i" ---- --: 25x31 j 31x37 * 37x43 1 43x49 | -- 19 32 45 60 *Prico Each $36.94 47.38 57.88 68 46 68.46 36.94 47.38 57.88 6B.46 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Brass Gate Valves and Steam Cocks 150-POUND BRASS GATE VALYES 150 POUNDS STEAM - 300 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS No. 431 Cress Section No. 431 No. 437 , 125-POUND BRASS STEAM COCKS 125 POUNDS STEAM, COLD WATER, OIL, AIR, OR GAS Air Tested No. 437 Cross Section No. 250 Square Head No. 252 Flat Head No. 254 Square Head With Check No. 266 Mai e and Femal e Flat Head No. 269, Four-Way Square Head, with Check PRICES, EACH Number Size, In. 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 250 _ $ 4.32 $ 4.96 $ 6.48 $ 8.42 $11.66 252 255 _ --:--1 4.32 - 4.96 - 6.48 7.78 8.42 9.94 11.66 13.60 256 $4.32 4.32 4.96 6.48 - - 258 4.96 4.96 5.84 7.78 - - 266 - 4.96 5.62 7.56 9.50 12.96 268 _ 6.48 7.78 10.16 12.96 16.42 269 _ - 14.04 20.52 29.16 431 437 10. 16 10. 16 11.88 14.04 16.64 10.16 10.16 11.88 14.04 16.64 - ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. la $15.12 15.12 18.14 - - - 23.76 38.88 22.24 22.24 li $20.08 20.08 23.32 - - 30.24 49.68 28.52 28.52 2 $32.40 32.40 36.72 - - 47.52 69.12 40.40 40.40 2i - - - - - - " $71.28 71.28 3 - _ - - $105.84 105.84 For ItrencAes, refer to Page 19-9. p' -teil nUSA LI ST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding Hay 7, 1953 Page 19-7 Brass Stops and Cocks BRASS GAS SERVICE STOPS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE No. 270 Fl at Head No. 272 Square Head No. 276 Tee Head BRASS SPRING-LOADED COCKS 125 POUNDS AIR - 175 POUNDS COLD WATER Air Tested No. 278 Tee Head wi th Check No. 284 Fiat Head wi th Lockup No. 298 Lever Handle wi th Check ROUGH BRASS STOPS Round Way No. 305 Square Head No. 306 Square Head Th ree-Way Flat Way Without Check or Drain I------- No. 307 Square Head Fou r-Way No. 812 Tee Head ROUGH BRASS STOPS Flat With Check and Drain No. 804 Tee Head No. 804% Lever Handle No. 806 Tee Head No. 806% Lever Handl e PRICES, Number Size, Inches 1/4 3/8 1/2 270 $ 3.68 $ 4.10 $ 4.76 272 3.68 4.10 4.76 276 3.68 4.10 4.76 278 4.32 4.76 5.62 284 - 6.04 298 4.54 5.18 5.84 305 10.80 11.88 13.40 306 12.96 16.20 20.32 307 15.17 18.80 23.76 804 5.62 OO0 p wt- *806 806* *812 812* _ 4.54 5.62 6.04 _ 5.40 5.04 6.70 - - 6.70 *5/3" size. Ea. No. 806 $6.92 - No. 812 $8.61 EACH 3/4 $ 6.04 6.04 6.04 6.92 7.78 7.12 - 7.34 7.34 7.78 7.78 9.72 9.72 1 li la 2 $ 7.78 7.78 _ $10.80 IG.80 - $14.48 $23.76 14.43 23.76 L__=______ ___ - 9.94 12.96 - 9.28 -- -- - - - -- - 10.58 10.58 11.24 11.24 14.04 14.68 14.68 15.34 - - 20.03 20.08 22.63 - 33.26 I 33.26 ! 39.32 ' - 14.04 J1____________ ____:_____ 1 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHAHGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Page 19-8 Uay 4, 1955 Superseding Hay 7, 1553 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed m U. S A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE BRASS GROUND KEY FAUCETS Brass Faucets, Stops and Cocks; Wrenches BRASS BRINE COCKS GROUND KEY STOPS With Reversible Check and Tapped Drain. It hen ordering, specify whether Rough or Polished. No. 801 Faucets have Chicago Hose Thread on outlet. BRASS PET COCKS BRASS CYLINDER COCKS No. 814 Lever Handl e No. 821, Lever Handle No. 824, Tee ^eaa No. 700 ree ead *'-jc=::^v'fAMe. s^to1,.,y... >=r ' No. 724 Lever Handl e For larger sizes use No. 800 Ground Key Faucets. KEYS FOR LOCKSHIELD VALVES Nos. 197, 198, and 199 Cadmium plated mal 1 eaol e iron L-Shaped key. No. 702 Lever Handl e PRICES, EACH Number Size, Inches 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 1 700 702 724 800 Rou9h Polished 801 Rough Polished 814 821 824 $2.26 $2.48 $2.68 $3.10 - - - 2.88 3.10 - - - - - 5.56 6.18 - - - - - - - 5.18 6.04 - $7.78 $11.66 8.00 8.86 - 10.80 14.90 - - - 6.92 - 9.08 13.60 _ - - 9.72 - 12.10 16.84 _ 4.96 6.04 - 7.34 10.80 _- 8.42 $9.08 10.80 14.68 - - - 8.42 9.08 10.80 14.68 Val ve Size, 1 nches 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 li 14 2 Cataloq Number of Val ves No. 438 No. 440 Mo. 12dG No. 1241 - - 197 198 198 198 or 199 198 or 199 19 9 - - 198 198 198 199 199 199 197 197 197 197 198 198 - - Price rEa--chl N--o--.----1-9--7 -N--o-,----1-9--8- N--o--.----1-9--9 $Z.76 $8.82 $4.42 MALLEABLE IRON WRENCHES For Brass and Iron Cocks SQUARE HEAD WRENCHES FLAT HEAD WREHCHES 1 taoi e 1-0 r Brass Cocks 1 ran Cocks su 1 l aoie t-or Brass Cocks 1 ron Cocks Catalog Price Numoer Each Nos. 'Length 250 1 nches 254 272 Nos. 268 269 Nos. 305 306 Ho. Nos. No. 307 320, 321 1228 329, 325 326, 330 Catalog Pri ce 'Length Number Each 1 nches Hos. 252 266 270 284 Hos. 3204 3244 339 337 Nos. 1232 1239 1 236 l-S $ .32 2-S .36 3-S .36 4-S .50 5-S .62 6-S .80 6 A-S .94 7-S 1 .20 7A-S 1 .52 8-S 1 .80 9-S 2.92 1 10-S 4.48 1 1 l-S 6.04 j 12-S 16.80 3 1/4 1/4 34 3/8 a, J, 4 n 4 1/2 3/8 1/2 1/2 5 3/4 1/2 1/2 3/4 02 1 3/4 3 1-1L_ZLi 7& 3/4 1 1 ^cl 11 95 l 1A. 14 l5 84 12 2 2 li 14 2 --- ---2 2 17 22 22 3 30 4 1 l-F 2-F 3-F 4-F 5-F 6-F 7-F 8-F 23-F 24-F 25-F $ .32 L3 -- .36 34 .36 4 .50 5 .62 64 .80 8 1 .20 94 1 .80 12 1 .66 9 2.10 IO2 2.92 124 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 li 14 2 1/2 1/2 3/4 1 Is 2 H 14 2 Center of Head to end < ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Printed m U. S A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4 f 1955 Superseding May 7, 1*53 Page 19-9 Quick Opening Brass Globe and Gate Valves 125-POUND BRASS GLOBE VALVES Ouick Opening - Self Closing 125 POIVD5 AIR OR GAS 12S POl'N. - STEAM WITH NO. 1 DISC With Composition Disc CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 125 POUNDS STEAM With Brass Disc Unless otherwise ordered, No. I2i valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc Suitable for air or gas service. Valves ordered for steam service will be furnished with a No. I Cranite Disc. No. 608 A'thout Stuffing Bov No. 608'/i With Stuffing Box (Not |I lust rated I No. 60814 Cross Section 150-POUND BRASS GLOBE VALVES Quick Opening - Self Closing 200 POUNDS HOT WATER 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, LIGHT OILS, GASOLINE. AIR, OR GAS 150 STEAM WITH NO. 1 DISC With Composition Disc 125-POUND BRASS GATE VALVES Quick Opening 1/2 to 2-inch 125 POUNDS STEAM 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL. OR GAS 2`A and 3-inch 125 POUNDS STEAM 200 POUNDS OOLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS SLIDING STEM No. 7Vt Cross Section Unless otherwise ordered, No. 7i Valves are regularly furnished with a No. 6 Disc suitable for hot or cold water, for light oils or gasoline, and for air or gas. When ordered for steam service, the valves are furnished with a No. I Cranite Oise. PRICES, EACH `iumDer Size, inches 1/4 n 12I 432 442 608 6O83 - $14.26 - - 3/3 . $17.28 _ 12.96 14.04 1/2 $27.00 21.60 20.96 15.12 16.20 3/4 $36.28 25.92 23.32 23.32 17.92 20.08 1 $43.84 30.24 29.60 29.60 23.32 25.92 1= $54.00 36.72 36.72 36,72 31.32 34.12 12 $86.40 50.76 45.36 45.36 38.88 43.20 2 $118.80 - 60.48 60.48 56.15 50.48 2i $120.96 120.96 -- 3 *" $162.00 162.CO* " For Composition Discs, refer to Page 19-4. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Page 19-10 May 4, 1955 Superseding Pay 7, 1953 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Pnnted m U.S A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves 125-POUND IRON BODY GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES 125 POUNDS STEAM * 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS Brass Trimmed No. 350 Globe, Screwed Brass Trimmed vith No, 1 Composition Disc No. 353 Angle, rlargej No. 36154 Angle, Flanged These valves are regularly equipped with a No. I Granite Disc, suitable for saturated steam or for hot water up to 300 F. Valves ordered for cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline are furnished with a No. 6 Oise. On hot water under 200 F,, especially for frequent operation or easy seating, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. I. Number Size, Incnes 350 Screwed 351 Flanged, F.&D. 352 Screwed 353 Flanqed, F.&D. 358 Sc rewed 359 Flanqea, F.dD. 360i Sc rewed 3615 Flanged, F.&D. 2 $ 77.76 86.110 77.76 86.40 . _ - 42 $ 82.08 92.88 82.08 92.88 99.36 110.16 99.36 110.16 PR ICES, EACH -- 3 2 4 $ 96.12 110.16 96.12 110.16 115.56 129.60 115.56 129.60 $112.32 135.00 112.32 135.00 - 156.60 - 156.60 $140.40 165.24 140.40 165.24 170.64 194.40 170.64 194.40 c* $182.52 207.36 182.52 207.36 - 248.40 - 248.40 . $246.24 272.16 246.24 272.16 315.36 315.36 ------ 1-------- ! - -i $453.60 $723.60 453.60 - - - - 723.60' - - - Ir ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHARGE WITHOUT NOTICE For Composition Discs, refer to Page 49-4. Prices *1a^qed valves include facing and drilling to tne American Cast iron rlarge Standard, Class -Ct. \r deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Pointed m U. S A. LI ST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May U, 4955 Superseding May 7, ig$3 Page 19-11 Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves 150-POUND IRON BODY GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES Brass Trimmed 150 POt'NDS STEAM - 250 POINDS COLD WATER. OIL, OR GAS With No. 1 Composition Disc CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE DIAPHRAGM VALVES (Patent Pending) IRON BODY - Y-PATTERN 150 POINDS WATER. OIL, OR GAS The body and bonnet of these valves are cast iron. The disc holder is cast iron with a Neo prene seating face permanently molded into a groove. The neoprene is soft enough to absorb small particles of foreign matter that may be come lodged on the seat and cause leakage. The diaphragm is neo prene, having a strong reinforcing member to provide long life un der flexing action. Valves are rising stem construction,the position of the stem indicates whether valves are open or closed. The valves have a rigid, leakproof disc-dtaphragmstem connection. No. 1610 Cross Section No. 350% C Globe Cross Section Globe Angle These valves regularly have a No. ICranlte Disc, suitable for saturated steam or hot water up to 300 F. Valves ordered for cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline will have a No. 6 Disc. On hot water under 200 F. , especially for easy seating, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. I. 30NNET CONSTRUCTION - Nos. 311$ P, 3 16 i P, 350i C, and 352iC globe and angle valves in sizes 2-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown in the i I I ust rat ions above; larger sizes have a cast iron yoke--type bolted bonnet. No. 1610 Screwed No. 1611 Flanged prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Number Size, Inches 3l4i P 3165 P 350iC 352 5 C 1610 1611 Sc rewed Sc rewed Sc rewed Sc rewed Sc rewed Flarged, F.&D. PRICES, EACH 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 U is 2 34 $16.18 $17.10 $18.12 $21.02 $25.76 $33.78 $15.32 $59.71 $93.71 $121.51 - 16.18 15.16 15.16 - 17.10 15.86 15.86 - 18.12 16.18 16.18 9.60 17.60 21.02 19.78 19.78 11.81 19.81 25.76 23.90 23.90 13.76 27.68 33.78 29.16 29.16 21.92 36.16 15.32 37.08 37.08 36.96 19.60 59.71 19.02 19.02 19.11 67.20 93.71 87.56 87.56 91.10 121.51 105.06 105.06 - 1 13.60 $171.20 For Composition Discs, refer to Page 19-b. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Page 19-12 May 4, 1955 Superseding Hay y, 1953 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U S A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves ^ 125-POUND IRON BODY WEDGE GATE VALVES Brass Trimmed 125 POUNDS STEAM 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL. OR GAS Non-Bising Stem 200 POUNDS COLD WATER OR GAS Non-Bising Stem 125 POUNDS STEAM 200 POINDS COLD WATER, OIL. OR GAS Outside Screw and Yoke Screwed No, 460 Brass Seats Brass Stem Flanged No. 461 Brass Seats Brass Stem hub Ends No. 462 Brass Seats Brass Stem Sc rewed No. 464 Brass Seats, Steel Stem No. 46454 Brass Seats, Brass Stem F'angeo No. 465 Brass Seats, Steel Stem No. 46554 Brass Seats, Brass Stem Number Size, Inches 460 Screwed 461 Flanged, F.&D. 462 Hub Ends 464 Screwed 464^ Screwed 465 Flanged, F.AD. 4652 Flanged, F.< D. 2 $73.44 81.00 73.44 86.40 86.40 93.96 93.96 $76.68 86.40 - 92.88 92.88 102.60 102.60 PRICES. 3 $85.32 96.12 85.32 111.24 111.24 122.04 122.04 35 $99.36 113.40 - 130.68 130.68 144.72 144.72 EACH 4 (s $117.72 $164.16 135.00 182.52 117.72 153.36 201.96 153.36 201.96 170.64 220.32 170.64 220.32 6 $200.88 220.32 200.88 252.72 252.72 272.16 272.16 8 $362.08 378.00 352.08 453.60 453.60 10 - $596.16 596.16 - 712.80 712.80 12 . $853.20 853.20 - 1010.33 1010.38 ' Size inches 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 i * -1 2_ 2 2% s' A PRICES, EACH No. 486j No. 487? No. 490 Sc rewed Flanged Screwed F.i D. - _ $25.92 27.22 30.24 33.70 39.74 48.60 69.12 90.72 172.80 - - - $54.00 63.72 85.32 108.00 190.08 $15.12 15.12 15.98 17.06 19.66 22.90 26.36 34. 12 54.00 75.60 154.44 IRON BODY CLAMP GATE VALVES Wedge Disc Brass Trimmed Air Tested Ho. 490 Flanged F.AD. - - - - - - $40.40 49.68 70.20 91.30 172.80 WORKING PRESSURES Screwed A to 2" Screwed to 4" STEAM 150 Pounds 125 Pounds Flanged lz and 2" 125 Pounds Flanged 2i to 4" 125 Pounds Inside Screw, Rising Stem COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS 225 Pounds 175 Pounds 200 Pounds 175 Pounds Outside Screw and Yoke 'he csrices ;f flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast iron Stan dard, Class 125. No deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHARGE WITHOUT NOTICE. No. 490 Sc rewed Pr nie<J n U $ A LI ST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining hi$ net cost Thev are not .ntended (o establish the retail price. No. 49054 Flanged No. 48654 Screwed May 4, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 No. 48754 Flanged Page 19-13 Iron Body Check Valves 125-POUND IRON BODY LIFT CHECK VALVES Brass Trimmed 12S POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE No. 367 Horizontal Cross Section No. 366 Screwed No. 367 Flanged No. 368 Screwed 125-POUND IRON BODY SWING CHECK VALVES Brass Trimmed 125 POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS No. 368 Vertical Cross Section 200 POUNDS COLD WATER OR GAS No. 373 Cross Section - Sizes 8" and smaller Unless otherwise ordered, Nos. 372, 373, and 3744 valves are furnished with a brass faced disc. When so ordered these valves can be furnished with a leather faced disc. Such valves are recommended only for cold water. The extra charge for leather discs is shown in the table below. These valves can be used either in a horizontal positionorin a vertical position for upward flow. The prices of flanged valves in clude facing and drilling to the American Cast I ron FI ange Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made when val ves are ordered faced on |y . Number Size, Inches 366 Sc rewed 367 Flanged F.&D. 368 Screwed *372 Screwed *373 Flanged F.&D. *3744 Hub Ends *For leather disc. Add 2 $29.16 - 38.88 45.36 - 5.62 2i $41.04 - 51.84 42.12 51.84 - 8.00 PRICES, 3 3s $54.00 63.72 69.12 51.84 64.80 - - $70.20 85.32 - EACH 4 $ 92.88 106.92 110.16 88.56 104.76 104.76 8.86 10.36 12.52 5 _ $159.84 - 115.56 133.92 - 17.28 6 - $218.16 . 145.30 165.24 165.24 23.12 8 - $349.92 349.92 31.76 10 - - - $561.60 - 43.20 12 - - - $771.12 69.12 150-POUND IRON BODY LIFT CHECK VALVES 150 POUNDS STEAM - 250 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL OR GAS Crane Nickel Alloy Seats For Composition Discs, refer to Page 19-4. With Nickel Alloy Disc With No. 1 Composition Disc No. 366% Cross Section Nickel Alloy Disc No. 366% No. 366%C Sc rewed No. 366% C Cross Section Composition Disc Ho. 366i C valves are regularly furnished with a No. I Cranite Disc, suitable for steam, or not water from 200 to 5C0 -. Whe'* ordered for hot water up to 200 F., cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline, they are furnished with a no. 6 Disc. PRICES, EACH 5 ize 1 nches 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 14 lj 2 Ho. 366j Sc rewed $16.06 16.48 17.72 19.36 21.64 24.72 29.88 39.14 Ho. 366j C Sc rewed $16.06 16.48 17.72 19.36 21.64 24.72 29.88 39.14 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHAHGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Page 19-14 May 4, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Iron Cocks and Foot Valves 125-POUND ff.O.G. IRON COCKS 125 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, AIR, OR GAS Air Tested Sauare Head No. 320 All Iron Flat Head No. 32054 All Iron No. 324 No. 32414 Wi th Brass Pi g and Washer Square Head No. 325 All Iron Flanged PRICES, EACH Number Size, Inches 1/2 3/4 1 ltai 320 Screwea 320? Screwed 324 Screwed 324? Screwed 325 Flanged F.A D. 326 Screwed 330 Screwed 331 Flanged F.&D. $ 5.60 $ 6.50 5.60 6.50 --yr 9.64 8.06 9.64 -- - 8.96 - 12.32 " -- $ 7.40 7.40 If.64 11.64 10.08 14.56 - $ 9.64 9.64 15.68 15.68 - 12.54 19.04 - Square Head No. 331 All Iron Flanged Wi Square Head No. 326 All Iron No. 330 Brass Plug and Washer Ti $11.88 11.88 22.40 22.40 15.24 26.88 " 2 ,$15.68 15.68 30.24 30.24 35.84 21.06 35.84 60.48 2.2. $35.84 - 62.72 - 53.76 47.04 69.44 78.40 3 $58.24 - 96.32 - 71.68 64.96 105.28 96.32 \ *+. $ 96.32 - 168.00 - 114.24 116.48 190.40 132.(6 1 ' ; ! 'he prices 'larged ccc*s l-de and drilling to American Cast iron Flange Standard, Class 125. nvc deduct ion *nen crde^ec 'aced c"*',.. IRON GAS LINE COCKS 125 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL AIR, OR GAS With Brass Plug and <asher Air Tested PRICES, EACH No. Size, Inches 1/2 3/4 1 U J-2 2 1228 elfck Ga 1 v 1232 Gal v. 1234 ^lack Gal v. 1236 Ga)v. $4.48 $5.16 $6.28 $8.28 $12.10 $17.92 4.70 5.38 6.7Z 8.96 12.76 18.60 4.48 5.16 6.28 8.28 12.10 17.92 4.70 5.38 6.72 8.96 12.76 18.60 5.16 6.04 7.40 9.64 13.88 20.16 5.38 6.28 7.84 10.30 14.56 20.84 - 6.72 8.06 10.30 - - IRON BODY FOOT VALVES With Leather or Brass Disc Recommended for suction Iines on shal low well pumps where pressure does not exceed 34-foot head (approx.15#) Flat Heaa, with Lockup No. 1234 Flat Head, Recessed Ends No. 1236 Sc rewed No. 394 Leather Oise No. 394Vt Brass Disc Flanged No. 395 Leather Disc No. 39554 Brass Disc Number Size, Inches 3/4 394 Black, Leather Disc screwed, Galvanized, Leather Disc $4.96 5.40 394j Bc'eweq, a:*. B'-ass D:sc _ 395 Flawed F.il. Blac.K, Leather Disc _ 395i ",argeq r.iD., Black, Brass Disc - PRICES, EACH 1 Is 12 $5.18 $ 5.84 $ 7.34 5.84 6.48 8.20 - 30.24 32.40 _- - -- - 1 $ 9.94 11.02 34.56 20.30 - 2i $12.96 14.04 41.04 23.32 A $17.28 19.00 47.52 30.24 60.48 35 $23.12 25.48 " 4 $29.16 32.40 60.48 42.34 78.84 For Brass Foot Valves, see page 11-8. Prrcat or* mbfacf >o chonp* without nofi'c*. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining Printed in U. S. A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 Page 19--15 Water Gauges and Accessories CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE WATER GAUGES AND ACCESSORIES CRANE BRASS WATER GAUGES 100-POUND No. 624 1/2-inch s" :cr-nect' ons, 14" C. to C. 5/8" glass, 12s" lonn - Guard rods 15" long Price, with 14" or shorter centers $15.98 Extra oer incn over 14", jo to 36" . |8 175-POUND CHESTERTON GAUGE GLASS CUTTERS For Cutting Gauge Glasses to length No. 610 1/2-inch :o^cect 'crs, 14" C. to C. H- 5/8" glass, 12i" long - Guard rods 14" long Price, w'tn 14" or shorter centers $29.16 Extra per inch over 14", uo to 36" .18 No. 624 Rough No. 610 3/4-inch &" connections, 18" C. to C. 3" glass, 16" long - Guard rods, 17" long Price, with Id" or shorter centers $43.20 Extra oer inch over 18", up to 36" .18 PYREX HIGH PRESSURE GAUGE GLASSES Length Inches 1/2" Diameter Price Std.Pkge. Each 6 pieces 5/8" Diameter Price Std.Pkge. Each 6 pieces 3/4" Diameter Price Std.Pkge. Each 6 pieces 8 $1.02 $3.66 $1.18 $4.24 $1.36 $4.90 9 1.10 4.00 1.30 4.66 1.50 5.38 10 1.22 4.38 1.40 5.04 1.62 5.86 11 i .30 4,72 1.52 5.46 1.74 6.24 12 1.42 5.10 1.62 5.86 1.86 6.72 13 1.52 5.46 1.74 6.28 2.00 7.20 14 1.62 5.86 1.86 6.72 2.14 7.72 15 1.70 6.12 1.98 7.14 2.26 8.16 16 1.82 6.54 2.12 7.62 2.52 9.10 17 1.92 6.94 2.22 7.98 2.62 9.46 18 2.04 7.32 2.36 8.46 2.70 9.76 19 2.16 7.80 2.46 8.88 2.90 10.42 20 2.26 8.14 2.60 9.36 3.10 11.20 21 2.36 8.52 2.70 9.76 3.20 11.56 22 2.46 8.86 2.82 10.18 3.30 f t .86 23 2.58 9.30 3.00 10.78 3.52 12.66 24 2.70 9.72 3.10 11.20 3.74 13.44 30 3.32 11.94 3.84 13.80 4.44 15.96 36 4.06 14.58 4.68 16.84 5.40 19.48 No. 610 Polished CRANE EXTRA BRASS GUARDS FOR WATER GAUGES "Lengthi Pricel 'Length Price inches Each ; Inches Each 9 ** $ .64 ; 23 .64 ; 25 $1.16 1.30 13 .64 ; 27 1.42 14 .70 1 29 1.56 15 .78 1 31 1.72 17 .86 1 33 1.90 19 .96 ! 35 2.28 21 1.04 j nc 1ude s Acorn <4f | 1 j i Made from 1/4-inch Standard weight pipe. Wrought Steel for 475 pounds, 750 F. and Red Brass for 25G pounds saturated steam. Price, Straight Pattern, Brass Straight Pattern, Steel Angle Pattern, Steel Each $3.70 2.06 2.06 MARSHALLTOWN GAUGES Drawn Steel Case - Grass Bourdon Tube - White Enameled Dial Dial Sues 2, 2j, 3i, and bi-inch For Prices of Marshall torn gauges, refer to Page 17-19 : 12 r~t zm d' Tc 15~ 30. 60. 10C, IcC 200. 300, 4CC. or 600 Peunas Vacuum St3rdaro 0'a' 0-30 inches of Mercury No. 45 Compound Standard D'a', 0-30" Pressure 15, 30, 60, 100. 150, 20C or 500 Pounds Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 19-16 May 4, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 LIST PRICES j'e shovn for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They aie not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE- BRASS RELIEF VALVES Wi th Composition Disc Brass Relief and Safety Valves IK th Brass Disc No. 1131 Cross Section No. 1131 For Hot Water No. A 1131 For Air No. 1133% For Cold Water Above valves are set at following pressures: ADJUSTABLE VALVES No. A 1131 25, 50, 75, 100 or 125 pounds Adjustable throuqh ranges of 10 to 25, 26 to 50, 51 to 75, and 76 to 125 oounds. No. 1133 25, 50, 75, 100 or 125 pounds Adjustable throuqh ranqes of 10 to 25, 30 to 75, and 80 to 125 pounds. NON-ADJUSTABLE VALVES No. 1131 50, 75, 100, or 125 pounds No. 1133% 25, 50, 75, 100 or 125 pounds Ali orders must specify set pressure and catalog number. Note: The outlet on the No. 1131 valve is one size smaller than the inlet. No. 1133 Cross Section No. 1133 For Steam BRASS POP SAFETY VALVES FOR SATURATED STEAM IKth Wire Seal For other relief end safety valves, refer to Section 17. BRASS VACUUM RELIEF VALVES This valve is designed for use as a vacuum breaker on liaht, low pressure tanks, steam jacketed kettles, and similar apparatus, where there is a possibility of a vacuum forming which might cause injury to the apparatus because of the effect of atmospheric press ure upon it. No. 1155 V vacuum ffelief Valve Brass BoZy, seat bushing, and disc. These valves a redu'ar'y furnished with springs for 10 inches cf vac>.^ Tr~,- are set to open at 5 in- ches of /acu-r Pu: re agjjStacie for higher orlow- C *" . 2 Cvi v^S . No. 2500 Cross Section No. 2500 Top Outlet No. 2501 Side Outlet Set at any specified pressure from 3 to 250 pounds; orders must specify the set pressure and catalog number. CAPACITIES IN POUNDS OF STEAM PER HOUR 90 Actual Discharge Capacity at 3% Above Set Pressure Pressure Valve Size. Inches 1/2 3/4 1 14 14 2 24 10 45 96 171 180 238 387 415 20 72 148 256 279 378 549 675 25 62 169 290 317 441 530 785 30 92 189 324 351 495 711 900 40 113 225 387 423 594 874 1105 50 135 256 414 460 646 957 60 148 288 465 532 748 1100 1329 70 162 332 527 604 849 1246 1508 75 169 360 558 640 899 1246 1597 50 176 369 589 675 950 1301 1687 90 192 369 651 747 1050 1411 1665 100 210 377 683 810 1170 1466 2095 125 241 495 738 855 1440 1718 2487 130 21o 559 814 IGcC 1440 1922 175 308 603 945 1080 1561 1 2032 3240 200 342 621 1020 1260 1716 2301 36C0 225 367 702 1095 1440 1871 2569 3960 250 392 810 1170 1520 2025 2536 4320 Size, ' ncnes 5-c 1/2 3/4 1 *5 2 No. 1131 No. A 1131 1 No. 1133 No. 1133a No. 1155V No. 2500 No. 2501 - $20.78 - _ _ 30.38 31.36 $16.66 20.73 16.66 16.66 40.18 30.38 31.36 $20.18 25.48 20.18 20.18 40.18 33.32 34.30 $23.52 - - - 43. 12 39.20 41.16 - - - - $54.88 45.08 47.04 - - - - $72.52 56.84 59.78 - $78.40 83.30 Pncet are <ub|ef to change without notice P- n U S A LIST PRICES are sho*n for me Dealer's convenience m deterrnsning net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail prtce May 4, 1955 Superseding May 7,, 1953 . ~UL.1 - - $112.70 123.48 Page 19-17 Pressure Reducing and Regulating Valves MUELLER PRESSURE REDUCING AND REGULATING VALVES FOR HOT AND COLD WATER. AIR. AND LIQUID SOAP LINES CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE H-9000 These regulators are recommended where the supply pressure exceeds 45 pounds. They are made entirely of brass and bronze, except 2'A" size which has a galva nized iron body. All sizes are regularly equipped with a galvanized iron body strainer; brass strainer will be furnished on request. Valves are regularly made for initial pressures ranging from 45 to 250 pounds and delivery pressures from 25 to 75 pounds. They can be furnished upon request for any initial pressure up to 250 pounds or for delivery pressures from 5 to 125 pounds. Valves are set for 45 pounds delivery pressure unless otherwise ordered. Orders nust specify catalog nunber, size, inlet and outlet pressures, and service. *.( Cross Section Number Size, Inches H-9000 Iron Strainer H-9000 Brass Strainer 1/4 $15.80 CO or\ $19.48 25.38 PRICES, EACH 1/2 3/4 1 $24.42 $29.84 $42.88 26.14 37.96 53.42 la $ 89.52 105.34 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 15 $115.48 136.50 2 $181.12 217.78 2s 1 $333.00 1 405.36 . CRANE BRASS PRESSURE REGULATORS MAXIMUM INLET PRESSURES - 250 POUNDS STEAM 450 F. - 250 POUNDS AIR No. 960 Pressure Regulator Sectional view of main valve and piston assembly. Sectional view of the auxiliary valve assembly. Crane Pressure Regulators are designed to provide accurate, automatic pressure regulation on steam and air. They are suitable for use in modern process work, on vulcanizers, cookers, dryers, paper machines, heating systems, air tools, air blasts, and many other services. They may be used to reduce pressure to engines and pumps if ample receiver capacity to eliminate pulsations is provided between the engine or pump and the regulator. These regulators should not be confused with ordinary reducing valves. They will not allow the outlet pressure to build up to the inlet pressure when no steam or air is being used in the outlet piping. Reasonable fluctuations of the inlet pressure do not affect the outlet pressure. Two essential but separate mechanisms - the main valve assembly and auxiliary valve assembly - are features of Crane Pressure Regulators. Interconnected for transmission of pressure but independent mechani cally, they operate in the same body. Except for necessary pipe connections, the regulator would func tion as well with the units separated. The Main valve assembly includes a disc and seat. The movement of the disc is controlled by a piston actua ted by the pressure from the auxiliary valve. The auxiliary valve assembly includes adevide to man ually set the desired outlet pressure, an auxiliary valve to control the operation of the main valve, and a mechanism to operate the auxiliary valve itself. The regulators are reliable and feature a wide range of available reduced pressures, simplicity of opera tion, accessibility for inspection, and convenience in making repairs. They have malleable iron union rings and tail-pieces on the inlet and outlet ends. Each regulator is equipped with a locking device to permit protection of the pressure setting against tampering. Locks are furnished only when specified and at an additional cost. They are fitted with regulating springs and diaphragms for any one of the following ranges of outlet pressures: 1 to 10 pounds 5 to 30 pounds 20 to 100 pounds 90 to 200 pounds for prices. Capacities, and other data, refer to your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler Page 19-18 A(ay 23, 1951 Superseding Har. it 1950 LIST PRICES are shown for {he Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Sediment Separators-, Expansion Joints; Swing Joints IRON BODY Y-PATTERN SEDIMENT SEPARATORS Crane Y-Pattern Sediment Separators are used to protect equipment against damage from dirt, grit, scale, and all foreign matter in steam, water, oil, and gas lines. Their large screening area makes them exceptionally effi cient. The separators not only prevent pass age of foreign matter, but also furnish a pocket for its accumulation, from which the matter can be easily removed through the blowoff connection. 125-POUND 125 POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS 250-POUND 250 POUNDS STEAM - 500 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS The strainer element is a Monel mesh screen rolled into the shape of a cylinder. The ends are reinforced. One end fits into a recess in the diagonal wall of the body, and the other is retained by the cap. The screen is secure; it will not loosen in service. No. 988H Cross Section No, 98814, 125-Pound No. 99014, 250-Pound No. 9891?, 125-Pound No. 991 `4, 250-Pound Sizes li-inch and smaller have screwed brass cap; larger sizes have bolted iron cap. IRON BODY SEDIMENT SEPARATORS ' No. 986 125-POUND 125-POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS The strainer element is a brass screen rolled into the form of a frustrum of a cone, one end of which seats in the cap and the other on a machined surface in the bridge wall of the body. The area through the screen is much greater than the area of the pipe size. Unrestricted flow of the line fluid is assured even when some of the holes become clogged. Unless otherwise ordered, these separators are furnished with screens having perforations .057-inch in diameter (135 holes per square inch) and are then suitable for steam, water, and medium or heavy oils. For air, gas, gasoline, volatile oils and fuel oils, screens having perforations 033-inch in diameter (331 holes per square inch) will be furnished. No. 986 >oss Sect ion Number Size, Inches 1/4 986 Sc revved 988v Screwed 989s Flanged, F.& 0. 990i Screwed 991j Flanged, F.& D. $8.00 - - PRICES, EACH 3/S 1/2 3/4 1 la li 2 2z 3 4 5 . $6.92 $ 8.61 $i1.21 $13.82 $19.00 $29.38 $11 .01 $ 51.00 - - - 8.00 9.20 10.60 12.80 16.00 20.10 39.00 18.00 63.00 - - - -- - - - - 56.00 68.00 88.00 $177.00 $211.00 $356.00 10.10 12.00 11.10 18.00 22.60 13.00 - - - - " - - - - 65.00 78.00 102.00 201.00 306.00 116.00 Prices of flanged separators include facing and drilling. No deduction is made if they are ordered faced only. ALL PRICES SU8JECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. INVERTED OPEN FLOAT STEAM TRAPS (Patent Pending) 1 TO 300 POUNDS STEAM Fuel is wasted and efficiency reduced unless condensate is drained from steam lines as rapidly as it accumulates. At the same time, the practice of recovering condensate for heating, for hot water needs, or for return to boilers saves many fuel dollars. Both of these operations are performed efficiently and economically with Crane In verted Open Float Steam Traps. These traps are operated solely by the rise and fall of the float resting on the accumulated condensate. The float is buoyant when filled with incoming steam, and the discharge valve is closed. When incoming con densate floods the float, it sinks, thereby opening the valve and permitting the condensate to be dis charged by the effective pressure. No. 9812 -"OSS SeCt i pr Air or other non-condensable gas vents through a small hole in the top of the float and collects in the upper part of the trap. At each operation, this air or gas is discharged. The entire cycle of operation is prac tically instantaneous. No. 9812 For prices, cap ac i t i es, s i zes, ard other details, re*er.to yo,,-- 'cca Crane 3 r a-c - ; Crane Wholesaler. Printed <n U. S. A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 7, 1953 Superseding Jan. 16, ig$l Page 19-19 Expansion Joints; Swing Joints; Tank Float Valves 125-POUND EXPANSION JOINTS 125 POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OH GAS Brass Iron Body CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE r f0tummfgf No. 404 Standard Traverse No. 406 6-inch Traverse No. 398 Standard Traverse No. 400 6-inch Traverse No. 401 Standard Traverse No. 403 6-inch Traverse Flanged end joints 6-inch and smaller and all screwed end joints have brass sleeves. Flanged end joints 8-inch and larger have steel sleeves, chromium-plated. The prices of flanged iron joints include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made when flanges are ordered faced only. 3 ize inches 1/2 3/4 1 14 Is 2 2-1 3 Brass Screwed No. 404 No. 406 $ 8.78 12.88 15.22 19.90 24.58 43.30 70.20 128.70 $25.74 29.26 36.28 43.30 66.70 - PRICES, Size 1 nches 1i 2 24 3 34 4 5 6 --------- s 10 12 EACH 1 rcn Body Sc rewed anaea F.A D. No. 398 No. 400 No. 401 No. 403 $ 44.80 48.16 56.00 72.80 101.92 118.72 - - - - - $ 59.36 64.96 76.16 104.16 - 168.00 - - - - - $ 60.48 66.08 78.40 99.68 135.88 160.16 208.32 241.92 302.40 414.40 604.80 $ 75.04 82.88 98.56' 131.04. - 209.44 262.08 309.12 - - BRASS SWING JOINTS 150 POUNDS WATER, OIL, OR GAS, 200 F. KLIPFEL TANK FLOAT VALVES Balanced Float Values are recommended to control the flow of water to open tanks where a perfectly tight seating valve is not required. These swing joints are designed for Single Seated Float Valves are designed to maintain the water level in use in making up adjustable connec tions in piping to tanks and other apparatus where permanently fixed connections cannot be made. open tanks where a tight closing valve is needed to prevent waste and over flow. Balanced Type Globe or Angle Single Seated Type Globe or Angle Basically, the joints consist of an ell-shaped plug held into the body with a nut and washer. All parts are brass to eliminate binding of the plug by corrosion. Operation is similar to that of li" si ze and smal I er have bronze bodies; 2" and larger have j semi-steel bodies. f an ordinary plug cock. The design of port and body assures free fluid flow; there is no restriction of port area regard less of the angle at which the plug is turned. No. 27, Angle Cross Section Standard Screwed PRICE EACH No. 7, Angle Cross Section F.O.B. Hamilton, Ohio No packing is used. No. 300 Prices, Each 1/4" 3/8" 1/2" $9.86 10.30 12.10 3/4" $18.36 1" 26.88 Size, Inches No. 7 GLOBE No. 7 ANGLE No. 27 GLOBE No. 27 ANGLE 1/2 3/4 1 li li 2 . 2i .3 _ $72.001$80.00 $90.00 $100.00 $120.00 - - _ 72.00 80.00 90.00 100.00 120.00 - - $60.00 60.00 70.00 76.00 90.00 100.00 $130.00 $160.00 60.00 60.00 70.00 76.00 90.00 100.00 130.00 160.00 Shoq.Wt. No. 7 -- 14 15 16 17 43 - - Pounds No. 27 15 15 16 17 18 45 ___ E2___ 75 All pricet are ivbiacf lo change without notice. Note: Standard and Extra Heavy Flanged Float Valves in sizes 2M and larger also available. Contact your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for prices. Page 19-20 day 4, 1955 Superseding Hay 7, 1953 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience .n determ-.n.ng h,s net cost. Thev are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed .n II. S A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Brass Solder Joint Valves BRASS SOLDER-JOINT VALVES 100 POUNDS STEAM - 150 POUNDS WATER, 200 F. Solder-Joint Valves are recommended for steam or water lines. They are well suited for plumbing and heating systems, for low pressure steam and water piping in industrial plants, and for similar service. Impo rtant - When valves are installed on steam lines* the solder used to make the joints must have a melt ing point that is high enough to remain unaffected by the temperature of the steam. GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES Composition Discs H. s. No. 1310 Globe Unless otherwise ordered, these valves are furnished with a No. 12 Low pressure Disc, suitable for 150 pounds cold water or for hot water, 200 F. maximum temperature. when so ordered, the valves will be furnished with a No. 10 Low Pressure Disc suitable for 100 pounds steam. GATE VALVES No. 1310K Globe With R.H. Drain Vo. 1311 The No. I5l0i globe valve is regularly furnisrved with a right hand drain; orders must scecify wit-, "le't hand drain" if left hand is wanted. For coaposition discs, refer to Page 19-4. SWING CHECK VALVES No. 1303 No. 1320 Cross Section No. 1320 Swing Check valves may be used either in a horizontal position, or in a vertical position for upward flow. Printed >n U S. A Number Size, 1303 1310 1310^ 1311 1320 Inches $ 6.60 - 6.60 8.86 CO p"\ PRICES, EACH 1/2 3/4 1 $ 8.86 $10.10 $13.10 8 - 048.86 11.12 12.36 15.21 - 8.01 11.12 15.21 10.30 12.16 11.12 la $16.18 20.60 - 20.60 19.36 12 $19.98 26.78 26.78 21.72 ~1 $30.28 11.20 =| 11.20 35.02 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. For solder-joint fit tings, refer to Section 20. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Way 4, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 Page 19-21 CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE STEEL NIPPLES Made from Welded Pipe Conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A-120 Steel Nipples Pipe Site, Inches Vi u 1 lH i1. 2 2'.; 3 31 > 4 6 8 10 U Length Inches, Close !! 1 I's \K 1>. \H i;!4 2 2i 4 m 2>, 2: 3 3H 3'-> 3~-'% 4' , Stand ard Black Right Hand Nipples-- Prices, Each Close $.12 . 12 .12 .12 .14 .22 .30 .34 .46 1.08 1.34 1.92 2.02 7.20 8.64 18.24 24.00 30.72 I'/z 2 $.12 ' $.12 . 12 . 12 . 12 .12 .12 .12 -- .16 -- .24 -- .30 -- .36 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----- -- ---- -- 2 Vi $.12 .12 .12 .12 .16 .24 .32 .38 .48 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3 $.14 . 14 .14 .14 .18 .26 .34 .38 .52 1.18 1.44 -- -- -- -- -- -- 3'A $.16 .16 .16 .16 .20 .28 .36 .44 .56 1.22 1.54 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 4 $.18 .18 .18 .18 .22 .30 .40 .48 .62 1.30 1.58 2.06 2.36 -- -- -- -- -- 4/3 5 S'/z 6 7 8 9 10 u $.18 . .18 .18 . 18 $.20. .20 .20 .20 $.22 .22 .22 .22 $.24 .24 .24 .24 $.28 .28 ' .28 . .32 $.30 .30 .30 .36 $.34 .34 .34 .38 $.36 .36 .36 .42 $.38 .38 .38 .44 .24 .34 .44 .52 .68 1.40 i 1.70 2.12 2.48 .26 .36 .48 .56 .72 ( 1.46! 1.80* 2.26 2.60 .28 .40 .50 .60 .80 1.54 j 1.92: 2.44 2.78 .30 .42 .54 .66 .86 1.64 2.02 2.64 2.98 .40 .56 .72 .84 1.08 1.78 2.26 2.98 3.36 .44 .62 .78 .92 1.20 1.96 2.501 3.26 3.74 .48 .68 .86 1.00 1.32 2.16 : 2.74; 3.60 4.12 . .52 .72 .94 1.10 1.44 2.36 i 2.98 3.88 4.52 .56 .78 1.00 1.20 1.56 2.54 3.22 4.22 4.90 7.44 9.12 -- -- 7.68 9.36 18.72 24.48 -- 8.04 9.72 19.20 25.44 8.40 8.76 10.08 10.92 19.68 ' 21.12 26.40 27.84 34.08 86.96 9.36 11.52 22.08 29.76 39.36 9.84 10.44 11.04 12.12 12.72` 13.32 23.52 24.96 25.92 31.68' 33.60 35.52 41.76 44.16 47.04 12 $.42 .42 .42 .48 .60 .84 1.08 1.28 1.68 2.74 3.46 4.56 5.28 11.52 13.92 27.36 36.96 49.92 For Butt Nipples, Right Hand, Add 50% to price of close nipples. Sire, Inehes Black Galvanized '/x4 $.34 .38 . 14x4 $.34 .38 Standard Right and Left Nipples, 4-inches long -- Prices, Each yx4 | '/jx4 %x4 1x4 114x4 114x4 2x4 214x4 $.34 ! .38 $.34 1 .38 : $46 .50 $.62 j $.80 .68 , .90 $.96 , $1.24 ; 1.06 ! 1.36 , $2.60 2.86 , , 3x4 $3.16 : 3.so ; 314x4 $4.12 4.56 i 4x4 $4.70 5.20 Inches Vs X H hi % l m 1)4 2 2U 3 314 4 6 Pipe Live Inches H H *2 1 lVi*4 2 21 .j 3 31 > 4 5 6 J-*n9,h Close H V% i \V% l-H l< i ys 14 2 2u; 2?4 2H 3 iVs Close $.12 .12 .12 .12 .16 .24 .32 .38 .52 1.22 1.52 2.16 2.26 8.10 9.72 Standard Galvanized Right Hand Nipples--Prices, Each 114 $.14 .14 .14 .14 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2 $.14 .14 .14 .14 .18 .26 .34 .40 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 214 3 \ 314 4 414 $.14; $.16 .14 .16 .14 , .16 .14 .16 .18 | .22 $18. $.20 18 i .20 .18- .20 .18 .20 .24 .26 $.22 ,22| .22 ! .22 .28 .28 1 .30 .36 : .38 .42 .44 .56 .58 -- 1.32 .32 .42 .48 .64 1.38 .34 .46 .54 .70 1.46 .38 1 .50 -58 , .76 1.56 --- ' 1.62 --- i -- -- --- C -- --; -- 1.72 -- -- -- -- 1.78 1.92 2.32 2.38 2.64 2.78 -- 8.38 : -- 10.26 . 5; $.241 .24! 24| .24' .30 .42 .54 .64 .82 1.64 2.02 2.54 2.92 8.64 10.54 514 . $.24: .24 .241 .24 .32 .44 .58 .68 .90 1.72 2.16 2.76 3.14 9.04 10.94 6 $.26 .26.26 .26 .34 .48 .62 .74 .98 1.84 2.26 2.98 3.34 9.46 11.34 7. 8. $.321 $.341 .321 .32 .34 .341 .36 .40 j .44 - 50j .64 .70 .80 .88: .94 1.04 1.22 1.36 2.00 2.22 2.54 3.34 3.78 9.86 12.28 2.80 3.68 4.22 10.54 12.96 9 $.38 .38 .38 .42 .54 .76 .96 1.14 1.48 2.44 3.08 4.06 4.64 11.08 13.64 For Galvanized Butt Nipples, Right Hand, Add 50% to price of galvanized close nipples. 10 11 ` 12 $.40' .40 .40: .46 .58 1 $.44 .44 .44 .50 .64 $.46 .46 .46 .54 .68 .82: 1.04 - 1.24 1.621 2.64 | .88 1.14 1.34 1.76 2.86 .96 1.22 1.44 1.90 3.08 3.34 1 3.62 4.38 1 4.76 5.08 | 5.50 11.74- 12.42 14.32| 14.98 3.88 5.14 5.94 12.96 15.66 Length [neUne Close 3 i' l 14 14 11 l>>t 21 > 24 24 2Ts 3 34 .. Close $.16 .16 .16 .16 .20 .30 .40 .48 .64 1.48 1.84 2.64 2.78 9.90 11.88 !'/a $-16 .16 .16 .16 -- __ -- -- _ -- -- _ _ _ -- 2 $.18 .18 .18 .18 .22 .32 .42 _.50 -- -- _ _ _ -- Extra Strong Black Right Hand Nipples--Prices, Each __ ..._______ _________________ ... ____'I__________________________________________ * 2/3 $.18 .18 .18 .18 .24 3 $.20 .20 .20 .20 .26 2/3 $.22 .22 .22 .22 .28 4 $.24 .24 .24 .24 .32 4V4 $.26 ! .26 . .26 \ ..3246 1j 5 $.28 | .28 j .28 . .28 .36 j S'A $.30; .30 ; .30 .30 .38 6 $.32 .32 .32 .32 .42 7 $.38 1 .38 .38 .44 1 .54 1 8 $.42 1 42 | .42 .48 .60 9 $.46 .46 .46 .52 .66 .34 .36 .38 .42 .44 .46 .50 .56 .52 .54 .60 .66 .68 .72 .78 .86 -- 1.62 1.68 1.78 .46 1 .60 .72 .92 1.92 .50 .66! .78 i 1.00 ; 2.021 .54 .70 .84 1.08 2.12 .58 .74 .90 1.18 2.24 78l .98 1.14 1.48 1 2.44 j .86 1.08 1.26 1.66 2.70 .92 1.18 1.38 1.82 2.98 -- 1.98 2.12 2.18 2.34, 2.48 ; 2.64 2.78 3.10 ) 3.44 3.76 _ -- -- 2.84 2.90 1 3.10 . 3.36 3.64 4.10; 4.48 4.96 _ -- -- 3.24 3.40 3.56 3.82 4.10 4.62 5.14 5.68 _ -- -- -- 10.24 10.56 11.06 11.56 12.04 12.88 13.54 -- -- -- -- 12.54 12.88 13.36 13.86 15.02 15.84 16.66 10 $.50 .50 .50 .58 .72 1.00 1.28 1.52 1.98 3.24 4.10 5.34 6.20 14.36 17.50 11 $.52 .52 .52 .62 .78 1.08 1.38 1.64 2. 14 3.50 4.42 5.80 6.74 15.18 18.32 12 $.56 .56 .56 .66 .84 1.16 1.50 1.76 2.32 3.76 4.76 6.28 7.26 15.84 19.14 Sire, Inches Black Galvanized Standard Tank Right Hand Nipples, 6-Inches Long -- Prices, Each !4x6 y.x6 '/tx6 y.x6 1x6 1'/.x6 | l'/zx6 2x6 $.60 .66 $.60 .66 $.60 .66 $.76 .86 $1.08 . 1.20 $1.38 ; $1.66 1.54 1.84 i $2-20 2.44 . | 1 2'/zx6 $4.14 4.62 3x6 $5.12 ; 5.72 STANDARD and EXTRA STRONG Seamless Steel nipples are also available; for prices contact your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. Prices are subiect to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding December IS, 1054 Page 20-1 1 Plugs and Bushings PLUGS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CORED SOLID SQUARE HEAD PLUGS COUNTERSUNK PLUG 1 nch'es 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 li ij 2 2i 3 35 4 PRICES, EACH Square neao - Right Hand Cored Sol id Black Gal v. Black Galv. -- $ .18 .20 .28 .36 .52 .90 1.26 1.94 - $ .30 .32 .46 .62 .90 1.52 2.14 3.30 - $ .14 .14 .14 . 14 .34 .38 .42 .56 .78 1.12 1.82 2.82 - $ .24 .24 .24 .24 .58 .66 .72 .96 1.32 1.90 3.10 4.76 - Countersunk Riqht Hand 81 ack Galv. $ .26 .26 .26 .34 .38 .42 .56 .78 1.12 1.82 3.20 5.44 - $ .42 .42 .42 .58 .66 .72 .96 1.32 1.90 3.10 5.44 9.22 B CORED BAR PLUGS SOLID Si ze Inches 4 5 6 8 PRICES, EACH Bar Pluqs - Riqht Hand Cored Solid Black Galv. Black Galv. $2.24 3.78 4.46 8.54 $3.78 6.40 7.56 14.56 $3.40 5.62 6.80 11.64 $5.82 9.50 11.64 19.40 Style Square Cored Head Solid Bar Cored Solid Countersunk MATERIALS Steel Mai 1eable 1 ron H to a" 4" 1 to li" Cast 1 rcn All sizes 2?" and larger All sizes All sizes li" and larger BUSHINGS OUTSIDE HEXAGON INSIDE HEXAGON FACE ECCENTRIC Prices shown apply only to regu lar Items, A tabulation of reg ular sizes and the materials from which they are made - cast iron, malleable iron, or steel Is shown in the table below. Size, Inches Black Galv. Face Black Galv. Lt/LrCI 1 L 1 1 U B1 ack Galv. PRICES. EACH 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 li li 2 22 3 34 4 ' 5 6 8 $.26 $.26 $.28 $.34 $.38 $' .46 $ .56 $ .66 $ .92 $1.26 $1.98 $2.54 $ 4.40 $ 5.28 $ 9.90 .40 .40 .44 .48 .58 .70 .84 1.00 1.38 1.88 2.98 3.86 6.60 7.92 14.74 .40 .40 .44 .52 .62 .80 1.00 1.34 1.76 2.32 3.86 4.62 7.04 10.56 28.60 .60 .60 .66 .80 .92 1.16 1.52 2.02 2.64 3.52 5.84 6.94 10.56 15.84 42.90 - - - - - 1.32 1.46 1.98 3.30 4.62 6.16 8.14 11.00 14.52 - ___=_ - - - - 1.98 2.20 2.98 4.96 6.94 9.36 12.10 16.50 22.00 - BUSHINGS - REGULAR SIZES ixg C !xi b |x b 5X b 2X2 b 5Xs b ixi c ixi c lx? c ixi c lax2 14X5 lsxS 2x5 b ixi b 2xi SXg 1 x2 b 1 X5 2>C2J C sxl C ixi c 2x1 c I3X5 2 xl4 2 xl 1 x |a 1x4a 1 x 1a lixl b lax a lax 5 a 2x 3 c 1x2b lxlb 1x 2b 2x2 2X5 21x1s lax 1 a lix 4 a lixli b Hxl lix 2 a I2X 5 cl 1xab lixl b lix 2 b lix i b 22'XLu 2sxl 24x 2 lix 1 a lix i a 2 xli b 2 xli 2 xl a 2 x2 a lixli b lixl b lix 2 b lix i b 2ix 2 3 x2 3 xli 2 x 5a 2x 1a 2 xia 2ix2 b 2ixli a 2ixli a 2 xl a 2x2a 2xia 3 x2i 3x2 a 3 xli a 3 xli a 3 xl a 3x2a 3 x ia 3ix3 3ix2i a FACE 2 xli b 2 xli b 2 xl b 2x2b 2xib 2ix2 b 2ixli b 2ixli b 3 x2i b 3x2 b 3 xli b 3 xli b ECCENTRIC 3 xli 3 xl 3x2 3ix2i 3ix2 3ixli 34x14 4 x3 4 x2i 3ix2 a 3ixli a 3ixli a 3ixl a 4 x3i 4 x3 3ix3 b 3ix2i b 3ix2 b 4 x2 4 xli 4 xli 4x2i a 4x2 a 4xli a 4xli a 4x1 a 5x4 4x3i b 4x3 b 4x?i b 4x2 4x1 5x4 5x3i 5x3i a 5x3 a 5x2 i a 5x2 a 6x5 6x4 a 5x4 b 5x3 5x3 5x2i 5x2 5x3 2 a 6x3 a 6x2i a 6x2 a 8x6 a 8x5 a 6x5 b 6x4 6x3 6x4 6x3 6x2 5 8x4 a 8x3i a 8x3 a 8x6 b 6x2 Page 20-12 a - Indicates sizes made with inside hexagon; other sizes have outside hexagon, b - t-'dicates sizes made of malleable iron, c - Indicates sizes made of steel. Sizes not indicated by ''b" or "c" are made of cast iron. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ____________________ March 22, 195b Superseding Sept. sS, J953 LIST PRICES are shown lor Ihe Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed m U. S. A. Crane dealer PRICE SERVICE 125-Pound Rough 125-POUND ROUGH BRASS FITTINGS 125 POUNDS STEAM - 175 POUNDS COLD WATER OR GAS - 200 POUNDS GOLD OIL Screwed Ends - Air Tested Brass Fittings RETURN BENDS - CLOSE PATTERN RIGHT HAND Size Inches C. to C. Inches Price Each 1/2 1 $1.72 3/4 14 2.44 1 14 3.42 14 13 5.76 12 24 9.00 2 2! 13.96 Si ze Price Inches Each Size 1 nches 3/8 $1.80 14 1/2 2.08 1* 3/4 2.70 ; 2 1 4.68 Price Each $7.74 10.80 18.00 Size Inches 4x 1x4 1x4 4x1 4x4 4x4 4 xj... 4x4 1x4 1x4 14 xl REDUCERS Price Each Si ze 1 nches $ .62 .62 .62 .78 .78 1.14 1.14 1726 1.90 1.90 3.06 14 x 4 14x14 14x1 14 x 4 2 x 14 2 x 14 2 xl 24x2 ! 3 x 24 j 3 x2 I 4 x3 Price 1 Each ; $3.06 3.88 3.88 1 4.24 , 5.76 , 5.76 | 6.30 i 9.90 12.60 12.60 ; 27.00 ' RETURN BENDS - OPEN PATTERN RIGHT HAND Size Inches C. to C. 1 nches Price Each 1/2 li $2.26 3/4 2 3.24 1 24 4.50 li 3 6.48 Is 34 10.36 2 4 14.40 HEXAGON LOCKNUTS Si ze Price 1 nches Each Size 1 nches 1/8 $ .28 1/4 .28 3/8 .28 1/2 .46 3/4 .54 1 .82 14 14 2 24 3 4 Price Each $1.22 1.58 2.52 4.50 7.20 14.40 Size 1nches 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 CAPS Price Each $ .44 .44 .44 .58 .76 1.18 Si ze Inches 1 L-a!. 14 2 24 3 4 Price Each $1.80 2.44 4.14 7.66 11.70 22.50 ROUND FLOOR FLANGES FLOOR FLANGES RIGHT HAND Size, Inches Diameter, Inches Prices, Each 1/4 3/8 24 24 $1.36 $1.36 1/2 3 iOnO 49- 3/4 1 li 12 2 3 4 55 5 $2.16 $3.38 $3.88 $5.40 $7.20 ROUGH BRASS PLUGS AND BUSHINGS CORED SOLID SQUARE HEAD PLUGS COUNTERSUNK PLUG BUSHING OUTSIDE HEXAGON BUSHING * INSIDE HEXAGON PLUGS - PRICES, EACH Si ze Souare Head Counter1 nches Cored Solid sunk 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 14 14 2 24 ___ Lj $ .60 .68 .90 1.36 1.72 2.70 4.50 7.20 13.50 $ .38 .38 .38 .60 .72 1.08 1.62 2.26 3.78 6.66 10.80 26.10 $ .60 .72 1.08 1.62 2.26 3.78 6.66 10.80 26.10 Size 4X5 1x4 IX5 4x1 4x4 4x4 3x4 3x1 3x4 1x3 1x4 *1 Y3 a X *1x4 Price $ .36 .36 .36 .46 .46 .54 .64 .64 .76 .96 .96 1.16 1.16 BUSHINGS - PRICES, EACH HEXAGON BUSHINGS__________________________ Size Price Size Price 14x1 I4x 3 . lix 4 * lix 1 14x14 14x1 * 14x 3 *l4x 4 2 Xl4 2 xlA *2 xl *2 x 3 *2x4 $1.62 1.62 1.94 1.94 2.08 2.08 2.52 2.52 3.06 3.06 3.70 3.70 3.70 24x2 * 24x14 - 24x14 . 24x1 3 x24 3 x2 * 3 xl4 . 3 xl4 4 x3 * 4 x24 * 4 x2 * 4 xl4 $6.12 6.12 7.38 7.38 970U 9.00 10.80 10.80 19.80 19.80 23.40 23.40 Ptxts or* subject to change -nthovt notice indicates bush:ngs made with inside hexagon. Panted *n U S A LIST PRICES are shown for the Oeafer's convenience n determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. August 17, 1953 Superseding Jan. 16, 1951 BUSHING FACE FACE BUSHINGS Si ze Pr; 5x5 1x4 4x1 2X5 3x4 1x3 1x4 14x1 14x14 2 xl4 2 xl4 $ .76 .76 .86 .86 1.18 1.78 1.78 2.38 2.98 3.78 3.78 Page 20-1S Brass Nipples, Unions and Union Fittings RED BRASS NIPPLES CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CLOSE .NIPPLE L0NG NIPPLE Pice Size 1ncnes 1/3 1/4 3/e 1/2 3/14 la 12 2 2s 3 3* 4 5 6 Lengtn !nches Close 3/4 7/3 -5 15 1| J-U 2 21 21 3 3* Cl ose $ .20 .21 .26 .28 .38 .60 .88 1,10 1.62 3.48 5.24 9.30 10.46 18.60 24.42 STANDARD - RIGHT HAND - PRICES, EACH Length - Inches J4-2 $.20 .24 .30 .34 - _ _ _ _ - 2 $ .22 .26 .34 .40 .48 .70 1.04 1.22 _ _ - 2z $ .24 .30 .40 .48 .58 .82 1.22 1.46 1.92 - - $ .26 .32 .44 .54 .68 .96 1.40 1.62 2.16 4.08 5.82 - _ - 3s $ .30 .36 .50 .62 .80 1.08 1.60 1.86 2.44 4.54 6.40 - _ - 4 $ .32 .40 .54 .68 .90 1.20 1.78 2.10 2.74 5.12 7.22 11.64 12.80 - -2 $ .34 .46 .60 .76 1.00 1.34 1.96 .2.32 3.08 5.70 8.02 12.80 14.24 22.10 30.24 K $ .36 .50 .66 .84 1.10 1.48 2.16 2.56 3.38 6.28 8.84 13.96 15.70 24.42 32.56 2 $ .38 .54 .70 .92 1.18 1.62 2.34 2.80 3.66 6.86 9.66 15.12 17.16 26.74 34.90 6 $ .42 .60 .80 1.00 1.30 1.76 2.54 2.96 3.96 7.44 10.46 16.28 18.60 29.08 37.22 BRASS GROUND JOINT UNIONS AND UNMN ELBOWS Ground Joint - no gasket is required 125-POUND Air Tested 125 POUNDS STEAM 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL OR GAS GOVERNMENT PATTERN Air Tested UNION ELBOW 200 POUNDS STEAM - 400 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS 125-POUND Octagon Ends No. 52314 Octagon Ends No. 524'A 90 UNION ELBOW Size, Inches 125-POUND UNION No. 523i UNION No. 524j ELBOW 1/8 $1.84 2.26 3.88 1/4 $1.84 2.26 3.88 3/8 $1.84 2.26 3.88 PRICES, EACH 1/2 3/4 1 $2.22 2.88 5.22 $3.06 4.06 7.02 $4.06 5.40 10.26 14 $5.94 7.56 14.40 li $ 7.02 9.72 18.00 2 $10.80 15.30 27.00 2i $19.80 24.66 3 $30.60 42.12 Page 20-20 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHAHOE WITHOUT NOTICE. May 4, 1955 Superseding January 16, 1951 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determininfl his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CAST IRON DRAINAGE FITTINGS Screwed Ends Cast Iron Drainage Fittings ,0 No. 1020 90 Y-BRANCH Tee Pattern Size Inches 114 l'A 2 ilA 3 4 5 6 Black Each $1.38 1.78 3.00 5.68 7.46 '2.48 " 21.06 32.40 Galv. Each $1.78 2.34 3.88 7.38 9.72 16.20 27.38 42.12 Reducing Sizes lAxiyxiy VAxiKxiK 2 x2 xiy2 2 xl xlK 2 xlYixl 2 xiy2xl'A 2'Ax2y2x2 3 x3 x2 3 x3 xlK 3 x3 xl}4 4 x4 x3 4 x4 x2 4 x4 xllA 5 xS x4 6 x6 xS 6 x6 x4 $1.94 3.32 6.24 8.10 13.78 23.50 34.02 $2.52 4.30 8.10 10.54 17.82 32.40 44.56 No. 1022 90 Y-BRANCH Long Turn, Tee Pattern Size Inches ik l'A 2 2 Vi 3 * Black Each $2.34 2.84 5.02 9.08 13.44 22.68 Galv. Each $3.08 3.72 6.48 11.18 17.50 29.16 Reducing Sizes 1'Asl'AxlH 2 x2 x\y2 2 x2 xiy 2 x\y2xl 2'Ax2Ax2 $3.24 5.34 9.88 $4.22 6.96 12.96 3 x3 x2\/2 3 x3 x2 3 x3 xlK 4 x4 x3 4 x4 x2 4 x4 xiy 14.58 25.92 18.96 34.02 No. 1028 45 Y-BRANCH Size Inches IK l.K 2 24 3 4 5 6 8 10 Black Each $1.70 2.44 4.06 7.20 9.48 17.82 26.74 42.94 103.68 157.14 Galv. Each $2.26 3.24 5.26 9.32 12.32 23.50 34.84 55.90 134.46 204.12 Reducing Sizes l'Axl'Axiy 2 x2 xlK 2 x2 xlK 2 x\y2x\y2 iy2x2y2xi 2y2x2y2x\y2 3 x3 xlxA 3 x3 x2 3 x3 xlK 4 x4 x3 4 x4 x2 4 x4 xlK 5 x5 x4 6 x6 x5 6 x6 x4 8 x8 x6 8 x8 x4 $2.68 4.46 7.62 10.70 19.44 29.98 46.98 113.40 $3.48 5.76 9.96 13.94 25.28 38.88 58.32 147.42 *No. 1024 90 DOUBLE Y-BRANCH Tee Pattern Size Inches m iH 2 3 4 Black Each $2.52 3.00 4.46 12.16 22.68 Galv. Each $3.24 3.88 5.76 15.80 29.16 Reducing Sizes IKxlK 2 xiy2 2 xlK 3 x2 3 xl'2 4 x2 4 xl1 2 $3.32 4.86 13.78 25.12 $4.30 6.32 17.82 32.40 No. 1026 90 DOUBLE Y-BRANCH Long Turn, Tee Pattern Size Inches IK IK 2 3 4 Black Each $3.72 4.46 7.30 19.44 34.84 Galv. Each $4.86 5.68 9.40 25.12 45.36 Reducing Sizes lKxiK 2 xiy 2 xiK 3 x2 $4.86 8.10 21.06 $6.32 10.54 27.54 Inlets pitched K-'nch per loot. No. 1030 45 DOUBLE Y-BRANCH Size Inches IK IK 2 2K 3 4 Black Each $3.56 4.54 6.32 10.54 15.88 29.16 Galv. Each $4.70 5.92 8.10 13.78 20.58 38.08 Reducius: >ize< 2xlK 3x2 $6.96 17.50 $9.08 22.68 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. September 28, 1953 Superseding October 8, 1952 Page 21-5 Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE-HULBERT DRAINAGE FITTINGS FOR WALL HUNG CLOSET BOWLS With Screwed Ends for Iron Pipe -- 2-inch Hub Vents -- Black or Galvanized Short Turn Single Fittings 21-100 Crane Hulbert cast iron right hand short turn single fitting for threaded iron pipe. 21-101 Crane Hulbert cast iron left hand short turn single fitting for threaded iron pipe. TAPPINGS AND DIMENSIONS, 4x4-INCH SIZE ONLY Tapping No. AB CDE 5T iH 54 sy2 5>4 0 7T 3 5 M 314 5*4 0 F 6 6 Xos. 21-100 and 21-101, 4x4" Short Turn Crane Hulbert fittings, are furnished with tapping Xo. 5T (for blowout bowls), and Xo. 7T (for siphon jet bowls). They are intended for installation next to the stack and should be used only where space will not permit the use of a Long Turn "Hulbert" fitting. Long Turn Single Fittings TAPPINGS AND DIMENSIONS. 5x4-INCH SIZE ONLY Tapping No. 2T 3T "A" * Inches 4li 4i 4T 5T 6T 77 8T 9T 34 33 i 3 IV% 24 10T j l IT 14'14 Note: 5x4" Short Turn fittings may be used in batteries: use only Tapping Xos. 7T to l IT inclusive for sipf.- n jet bow.s. 21-116 Cast iron pitch coupling for threaded pipe. Furnished with Right Hand or Right and Left Hand threads, as specified. "B" DIMENSIONS; 2%' for 4-inch, 2for 5-inch. Long Turn Double Fittings Crane Hulbert cast iron right hand Crane Hulbert cast iron left hand long turn single fitting for threaded long turn single fitting for threaded iron pipe. iron pipe. TAPPINGS AND DIMENSIONS, 4x4-INCH AND 5x4-INCH tONG TURN FITTINGS Tapping No. IT 2T 3T 4T 5T 6T "A" Inches 34 44 414 44 334 334 7T 8T 9T 10T UT 12T 3 2Vs 24 m 14 14 Use onlyTapping Xos 7T to 12T inclusive for siphon jet bowls. Crane Hulbert cast iron long turn double fitting for threaded iron pipe. Double Vent Fitting 5' s1,6 - 7 V-- 21-115 Inlet and Outlet Tapped 2-inch American Standard Taper Pipe Threads Page 21 -6 May 4, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Catalog Number 21-100 21-101 21-106 21-107 21-m 21-116 21-115 PRICES, Each 4x4-Inch Shpg. Wt. Black Galv. 1 Pounds 5x4-Inch Black | Galv. $32.14 32.14 57.86 57.86 $39.16 j 39.16 I 71.18 S 71.18 80-76 102.80 11.88 16.28 Bla ,k____ $7 86 34 On application 34 On application 51 On application 51 On application S4 71 . $96.82 $124.44 On application Galvanized------- $8.92 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 45 45 60 60 100 104 : Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. Soil Pipe and Fittings CRANE DEAL PRICE SERVICE CAST IRON SOIL PIPE AND FITTINGS MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICES ARE SHOWN For local prices refer to your Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. Single Hub Pipe 21*140 Standard. Service, Medium or Extra Heav> Double Hub Pipe 21-142 Standard. Service, Medium or Extra Heavy Size Inches 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 IS LIST PRICES, PER 100 FEET 21-140 Single Hub Standard Service Medium Extra Heavy 21-142 Double Hub Standard Service Medium $ 30.00 38.00 46.00 $ 33.00 44.00 53.00 $ 35.00 46.00 60.00 $ 42.00 66.00 80.00 $ 32.00 41.00 50.00 $ 35.00 48.00 58.00 $ 38.00 50.00 65.00 66.00 80.00 150.00 84.00 96.00 165.00 88.00 108.00 180.00 110.00 136.00 200.00 72.00 88.00 170.00 89.00 104.00 185.00 92.00 116.00 200.00 250.00 360.00 560.00 280.00 390.00 610.00 300.00 400.00 640.00 360.00 500.00 800.00 270.00 400.00 620.00 300.00 430.00 670.00 320.00 440.00 700.00 Extra Heavy $ 45.00 70.00 86.00 116.00 146.00 228.00 400.00 560.00 880.00 When ordering, specify the catalog number and type desired. Single Hub Bends f Reducing Benas Size 2 3 N4 5 6 8 10 x 12 IS > 21-145 Quarter 21- 145 Stand- Extra ard Heavy $ -40 .55 .80 $ .55 .70 1.00 1.05 1.45 4.00 1.25 1.85 5.00 5.90 8.65 16.80 6.50 10.80 21.00 21-146 Fifth 21-147 "Sixth LIST PRICES, EACH 21-146 Standard Extra Heavy 21- 147 Standard Extra Heavy $ .45 .10 .80 $ .60 1.00 1.00 $ .40 .60 .75 $ .45 .75 .90 1.05 1.25 1.30 v' 1.55 4.00 `i 5.00 5.95 - S' 6.50 8.65 10.80 16.80 21.00 1.05 1.30 4.00 5.90 8.65 16.80 1.25 1.55 5.00 6.50 10.80 21.00 Quarter Bei$jibt wi*" ^''et 21-148 Eighth 21-149 Sixteenth 21- 148 Standard Extra Heavy $ -35 .45 .65 $ .40 .55 .80 .80 1.05 4.00 1.00 1.25 5.00 5.90 8.65 16.80 6.50 10.80 21.00 21- 149 Standard Extra Heavy $ .35 .50 .60 $ .40 .70 .75 .80 1.00 4.00 1.00 1.25 5.00 5.90 8.65 16.80 6.50 10.80 21.00 Quarter 21-151 Eighth LIST PRICES, EACH Size 21-150 or 21-151 Inches Standard Extra Heavy 3x2 $ .90 $1.10 4x2 4x3 1.25 1.30 1.50 1.60 5x4 1.90 2.20 6x4 2.40 3.00 Short and Long Sweep Quarter Bends 21-152 Side Inlet Size. Inches Pipe 2 Inlet > 2 33 1 43 4 ? 53 list prices, each -- any type Stand- Extra ard Heavy Size. Inches Pipe Inlet $1.25 $1.55 5 4 1.25 1.25 3.10 3.10 3.70 3.70 1.55 1.55 1.55 3.85 3.85 4.60 4.60 6 8 2 3 4 2 3 4 i Stand- Extra ard Heavy $3.70 4.30 4.30 4.30 8.60 8.60 8.60 $ 4.60 5.40 5.40 10.80 10.80 Alt prices are subject to change without notice. Size Inches LIST PRICES, EACH Stand- Extra Add For ard Heavy Foot Rest 21-156, Short Sweep 2 $ -60 $ .75 $ -75 3 .90 1.10 1.00 4 1.15 1.40 1.50 5 1.55 1.85 2.00 6 2.50 3.10 2.50 8 4.80 6.00 4.00 10 6.80 8.50 6.00 21-157, Long Sweep 2 $ -75 $ .90 $ -75 3 .95 1.15 1.00 4 1.25 1.55 1.50 5 1.70 2.00 2.00 6 2.75 3.40 2.50 8 6.00 7.50 4.00 10 8.00 10.00 6.00 12 14.50 18.00 10.00 15 28.00 35.00 15.00 For Shipping Weights, refer to Page 21-18. &- s Page 21 -8 February 1S, 1954 Superseding November 26, 1951 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Oane-Hulbcrt Drainage Fittings CRANE-HULBERT DRAINAGE FITTINGS FOR WALL HUNG CLOSET BOWLS With Hub and Spigot Ends for Soil Pipe - 2-inch Hub Vents - Black or Galvanized Long Turn Single Fittings Tapping No. "A.", Inches 21-120 Crane Hulberl cast iron right hand long turn single fitting with hub and spigot ends for 4-inch soil pipe. 21-121 Crane Hulberl cast iron left hand long turn single fitting with hub and spigot ends for 4-inch soil pipe. 21-121 tappings and dimensions, a % 4-inch size only IT 2T 3T 4T 5T 6T rt 8T 9T 5H 434 434 434 SH 334 3 254 2H 10T 134 1 IT 12T U4 134 Use only Tapping Nos. 7T to 12T inclusive for siphon jet bowls. Double Vertical Stack Fittings With 2-inch I.P.S. Female Vents For Rapidway Bowls Installed Back to Back on Stack These fittings are designed to conserve space where bathrooms are located directly over each other. Bowls are installed back to back on 4-inch stack. They can be installed in walls 10 inches face to face. Double Near Stack Fitting Octagon Inlets--2-inch Hub Vents 21-126 Screwed Ends Cast iron double vertical stack drainage fitting for 4" iron pipe. 21-128 Hub and Spigot Ends Cast iron double vertical stack fitting with hub and spigot for 4" soil pipe. Cast iron double near stack drainage fitting for threaded iron pipe. Size A B c D E r G 4x4" 4'%' 11' W 734' 3%" ii?i' 5x4" 5>r 1134" 34' 734" 3?f6' 12' l'w' 21-135 Drainage Elbow With 2-inch Hub Vent 21-135 This elbow has an octagon inlet so the fitting outlet can be placed vertically or 45 to the right or left. Inlet and outlet are tapped for 4" iron pipe. Catalog Number 21-120 21-121 21-126 21-128 21-132 21-135 PRICES, EACH Size Black Galv. Inches Each Each 4x4 4x4 4x4 4x4 4x4 5x4 4 $49.46 $62.48 49.46 62.48 On application On application On application On application 12.82 17.12 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 52 52 48 48 53 60 17 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U $ A. LlzT TRICE'* are shown tor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. The> are not intended to establish the retail price. May 4, 1955 Superseding February IS, 1954 Page 21-7 The Plants Behind the Products You Choose from this Catalog Most products listed in this Catalog are made in the great Crane Chicago Works pictured above. Perhaps you know Crane Chicago Works is the world's largest factory of its kind. Here is a com pletely integrated operation for the production of valves, fittings, and piping specialties--from raw materials to ready-to-use equipment--in all kinds and types in general use today. More than 30,000 ind:'-'idual piping items are made at Crane Chi cago Works. Part of the facilities of the Crane Chattanooga Plant are also used to make some of these products. To you. a piping user, Crane Co.'s mighty pro duction capacity is important. For whether you use much or little equipment, the factory is where your supply begins. Where Quality Sets the Pace for Mass Production More important to you is that Crane mass pro duction is quality-maintained production. For ex ample, an ordinary pipe fitting made by Crane is produced with the same scientific care as a Crane alloy steel valve. Quality^firsc for bigger value to the customer has been the policy of Crane Co. from its humble be ginning in 1855. Intensified constantly through the years for almost a century, that policy alone could justify the ever-growing customer confi dence in Crane Quality Products. Quality--the Foundation of Crane Co.'s Leadership With each passing year, the foundation for Crane Quality grows firmer and broader. In control of raw materials, in product design, engi neering, manufacturing, and testing techniques, Crane Co. is ever adding to its vast experience. Not in years alone, but by outstanding achieve ments, can the leadership of Crane be measured best. Nowhere else in the industry are new piping products born in such an elaborate background as Crane Engineering Laboratories. Nowhere are there better and more complete facilities than those which Crane Co. has for efficient product engineering and manufacturing. How you are assured of consistently high quality and value in Crane products--how these products are made available where you need them--and how Crane Co. meets the responsibilities of world leadership in supplying piping equipment needs, is evident in the following pages. Engineering and Development 1 Brass Valve Studies--How good is a brass vahe? This multiple testing machine, simulating actual ser\ice con ditions, gives Crane Engineers the facts. It helps evaluate not only the relafh" merits of vahe constructions, but also to determine durability and service life of materials in stem and centerpiece combination. It is invaluable in study and development of thread profiles, clearances, alternative materials, etc. Such testing enables the con stant improvement of performance and dependability. 2 Creep Research--The study of elevated tensile proper ties of metals was started by Crane in L908, and since 1924, Crane has designed and built its own tensile creep testing equipment. Photo shows battery of individually controlled test furnaces operating in constant-tempera ture room. They permit direct telescopic creep measure ment throughout testtruns lasting thousands of hour-c and up to the point of rupture. The vast data accumulated by Crane Engineers on elevated temperature properties . of metals, has accurately guided Crane in supplying valves and fittings for the ever higher temperatures and pressures demanded by industry. 3 Double-Check for Facts on Corrosion--Crane doesn't depend on either laboratory findings or field tests ahme for facts on corrosion. One complements the other, with Crane tests guiding field research for most effective results, and often eliminating excessive cost and great hazard to the customer. 1 Stress Analysis--Theoretical calculations, alone, of high load stresses on piping equipment may be good, but not good enough for Crane Engineering Laboratories. Photo shows typical simulated service test of 1500Pound Crane Pressure-Seal line joint, giving accurate measurement of actual strains, deflections and move ments on every part of the design. CRANE NET PRICE SCHEDULE FF4 OCTOBER 27, 1958 FORGED STEEL FLANGES CATALOG NUMBER 53 This Net Price Schedule cancels: Net Prices on Forged Steel Flanges in Net Price Schedule FF3 dated May 8, 1958 List prices on Forged Steel Flanges, Pages 294 and 295, Catalog No. 53. Table on "Boring of Welding Neck Flanges", Page 298, Catalog No. 53. CRANE CO. 836 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago 5, Illinois PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Printed in U. S. A. ,&"v vC ` CRANE . ft.;,si Materials Flanges Forged Steel Flanges are Crane Carbon Steel, and are furnished faced, drilled, and spot faced. Flanges in the 300-pound and higher pressure classes, made of Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum or Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Forged Steel, can be furnished especially to order; prices on application. Extra Charges For Special Features Flanges Heat Treating: When so ordered, 150 and 300-Pound Forged Carbon Steel Flanges can be furnished heat treated (normalized or annealed) to conform to ASTM Specification A-105; prices on request. Galvanizing: Price on application. For other extra charges on Forged Steel Flanges, refer to pages 12 to 14 of this price schedule. Page 3 16.65 16.65 29.21 39.91 50.05 6.23 7.28 8.32 10.92 10.92 $ 4.68 4.68 5.20 5.97 Screwed j W elding S lip -O n No. 554'/z Concentric Reducing! X u < lu to ui U aa.l ui Z On app. 18.47 18.47 33.84 46.00 57.87 7.28 8.32 9.62 12.49 12.49 $ 5.45 5.45 6.23 6.76 No. 5 5 8 Vi i 8_ VV)5 toft JS <J IT tP-Hh W| "0 8 O' N, CN VV5i 0) *= <u ^ S <U 2 c/i o u O - <u toftf? | o* o pH S tra ig h t No. 568 W elding Neck* 125.51 73.38 104.59 63.11 10.67 10.67 17.63 24.29 34.13 3.50 4.15 4.93 6.76 6.76 $ 3.23 3.23 3.23 3.23 3.23 2K S "g v> 1CQ~ O Z . cn <n cn o to c<N.oCo.N<n.N<5.N5 <.cNo n in r- n s CmO.CnO."'t.TtoC.O .loO o o "i n <o O'.O.' 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OC t1oZ Outside D ia m e te r o f Flange Inches Tf lO V) *0 N CO O' O CN N" f-- 0 O' CO 'O O' r-- r-- CN CN CN "t3 D> -5 = - s CN** =*- ~5o - oa S5-y Size of Pipe Inches ^^ ^^ -- CS CS n Tf (O O !N t Q5 C a g; 8 o o iu u in -n Q40*:)) u*4> O ui<u U ziu oS* _oo t; o ui z 3S ^3 < cn cn cn cn Nt ae V Size of Pipe Inches O u ts id e D ia m e te r o f Flange Inches Forged Steel Flanges 3 0 0 -P o u n d Pressure Class (W ith Female, Tongue, Groove, or Ring Type Joint Face) -C0) s </> No. 2 9 IE Screwed No. 294E S lip -O n W elding No. 296E W elding Neck* No. 496E C ra n e la p No. 297E Blind fConcentric Reducing No. 292E Screwed No. 290E S lip -O n W elding i'nO'iOn 'mO'Oin'O<n 'O'O'O'O'O V> *no-- V> CoO CoO IcnnOo) oooo-- V)> ^ ^ i-* ^ S? ^ ^ ^ cn t n n 'O -o K co O' o io--ni--coo --conoOon--' O' nt $11.08 11.08 11.08 11.61 11.87 12.14 13.73 15.32 26.37 26.37 rmuen* jsoiNn(^n. mco.c--n no viun~>vuin-m>voNnoo $13.61 13.61 15.03 15.96 16.92 18.81 20.68 34.93 34.93 r-cn (N ton in m n -inoccon m>o 0 CO -- CN CN cn on cn t>*t----t#cicnn--on4nroN-ot CnN) Nin*. 0o0 cscom r-- r-- ^ CN CN <3 oo Sn nuotnin cn cn cn cn to cn un cn rcro on nn m mm vO'- CN CN CO 'O NO ^^ins->i- mcNsin-^ nin- rncn-crcnot 'o5t tinpnt o'Oo'Ooftiofl'ot > co r- >o (O O ^ -- <3 :2:S nr-- <--o n o oo o cn r-- 39.09 39.09 -52.44 71.59 92.42 o>_no* o0. "n_0t rr b cn 46.42 46.42 60.54 81.83 122.83 Ni-- --O N o CN ^no fn-CtrnNSOM!NO2NVb co-->n*Oooon'tr-^nnt tmo-"n---cncopo* r-- r-- CN CN 00 ^ <3 cnincoo'O CN CN CN cn cn n -- o "O e- c--n Q. a c Un opo- 170.49 200.27 278.93 332.81 419.44 c 9oo-. 204.26 255.59 340.80 406.77 565.81 <---- o CS o oo n CN *R efer to pages 12, 13, and 14 fo r borings on W e ld in g Neck Flanges. fPrices a p p ly to a ll reductions; the outside diam eter governs the price. 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Working Pressures.. List Prices............... .. pages 106 to t q8 pages iqo and 197 ................ page rqS ................ page iqq 250-Pound Fittings General Description.................................................. page 200 Dimensions.................................................................page 200 Working Pressures.....................................................page 200 List Prices.................................................................. page 201 125-Pound Flange 3........................................ page^ 202 and 203 250-Pound Flanges........................................................ page 204 Round Floor Flanges.................................................... page 203 These products are made of quality materials and are accurately machined and finished. Crane Cast Iron, used for the smaller sizes, and Crane Ferrosteel, used for the larger sizes, exceed the minimum requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 126, cover ing Gray-Iron Castings for Valves, Flanges, and Pipe Fittings. 195 Crane also manufactures a complete line of steel flanged fittings and flanges, 18-8 Mo flanged fittings and flanges, and brass flanges. For information on these and other allied products, see the pages referred to below: Cast Steel Flanged Fittings............pages 267 to 274 Forged Steel Flanges.......................pages 2qi to 2q8 Welding Fittings............................. pages 275 to 2qo Brass Flanges................................................. page 188 18-8 Mo Fittings and Flanges...................... page 383 Boiler Flanges................................................ page 2qo Crane Cast Iron Flanged Fittings, Cast Iron Flanges, and Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves are standard equipment in many oil and gaso line refineries. Quality, performance, and durability are built into all Crane products. 196 CRANE 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings WORKING PRESSURES i}/% to n-inch -- 125 pounds saturated steam, 175 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 14 to 24-inch -- 100 pounds saturated steam, 150 pounds cold water, oil. or gas, non-shock Pages 10" to loo illustrate Crane in-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings. This line offers the user a complete selection of types and sizes. In addition, special fittings of any design can be made to order on receipt of drawings; prices on application. Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings sizes 1J0 to 8-inch, inclusive, have been approved by the Under writers' Laboratories, Inc., for sprinkler service. American Standard: The material, dimensions, ana drilling of these fittings conform to the Ameri can Standard for Cast Iron Flanged Fittings, Class 125 (B16.i-iq48). Material: All fittings sizes 12-inch and smaller are made of Crane C .st Iron, conforming to A.S.T.XI. Specification A 120 for Class A Castings. Sizes 14inch and larger are made of Crane Ferrosteel, con forming to A.S.T.XI. Specification A 126 for Class B higher strength Gray Iron Castings. Facing and drilling: The end flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. They are furnished drilled unless ordered faced only; faced only fittings are furnished at the same price as faced and drilled fittings. The bolt holes are in multiples of four so that the fitting may be turned to face in any quarter; they are regularly drilled to straddle the center lines. For bolts smaller than i^-inch diameter, the bolt holes are drilled 3^-inch larger than the diameter of the bolts; for bolts i%-inch diameter and larger, i^-inch larger than the diameter of the bolts. When the base on Square Base Elbows is ordered faced and drilled, it also is drilled with four holes only, one in each corner. The center to center of opposite holes is the same as the diameter of the bolt circle on the base of the corresponding size Round Base Elbow. Special angle elbows: Elbows from i to 45 have the same center to face dimensions as 45 Elbows; and from 4b0 to qo=, the same center to face as qo3 Elbows. These fittings are made to order only. Galvanized fittings: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings are regularly listed black only. Galvanized fittings, ho*wever, can be made to order, at an extra charge of 40 per cent over the price of the black fittings. Machine bolts: On this class of material, ordinary practice in valve and fitting piping is to use steel machine bolts having a Regular Unfinished Square Head and equipped with a Heavy Unfinished Hexa gon .\'ut. For machine bolts, see page 465. Gaskets: A wide variety of gaskets for [25-pound cast iron flanged joints is listed on page 474. in cluding J4_inch cloth inserted rubber, J^-inch "CC" Rubber, 4-ounce canvas, and %-inch Cranite--all are either ring type or full face type. Thread lubricants: Flanged joints are'easier to make tight--and to take apart later if necessary-- when a good thread lubricant is used on the bolts, flange faces, and gaskets. For thread lubricants, see page 464. Dimensions of End Flanges, in Inches Spot facing: The bolt holes on sizes 16-inch and smaller are not spot faced unless so ordered, and then at an extra price. The list price for spot facing bolt holes is 20 cents per hole. Fittings 18-inch and larger are regularly furnished spot faced at no extra charge. Drilling to the 25-Pound Standard: When so ordered, sizes 5 to 24-inch, inclusive, can be drilled with smaller bolt holes to conform to the 25-Pound American Tentative Cast Iron Flanged Fitting Standard (Bibb2-iQ31). See page 459 for templates. Side outlet elbows: On side outlet elbows, all openings are on the intersecting center lines. Base elbows: The base on Base Elbows is neither faced nor drilled unless so ordered, and then at the extra price shown on page iqq. The base is intended for support in compression and is not to be used for anchoring or supporting in tension or shear. 20 The base on Round Base Elbows, when ordered faced and drilled, will be drilled to the template of the flange corresponding to the size of the supporting pipe, drilling only four holes in all cases, these being placed so as to miss or straddle the ribs. Size | A B 1V2 2 21 2 3 3V2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 1V2 5 26 2H 7 3 7V2 3y2 81/2 49 5 10 6 11 8 : 13!-2 10 16 12 19 14 1 21 16 23 H 18 25 20 2/i 2 24 32 c^ *1 9/l6 % 1 'As % 13/l6 lS/l6 1 3/l6 1 l>/8 U/16 IV4 l3/s 1V1S l9 16 l"l6 l7f? D 3V8 434 51-2 6 7 7i/2 8i/2 91/, 113/4 1414 17 183/4 2II/4 223.< 25 291.2 1 No. of |Dia. of 1 bolts 1 bolts 1 4 1H 1 4 1% `4 98 1 4 1 s/s 1 8 1 5/s 1 8 '% 1 8 1 3/4 : 8 ' 3/4 l 8 1 3/4 12 1 7'8 12 | 7/g 12 1 1 16 1 1 16 1 1 8 20 P'8 20 H4 List prices.......................................PaSe How to read reducing sizes.. . .page 577 CRANE 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings Dimensions, in Inches 197 E-- ' 90 Elbow No. 525, Scraight No. 545, Reducing i--E~*i 90 Long Radius Elbow No. 551, Straight No. 546, Reducing ,CC 45 ElbowNo. 527 Straight L-E-^4* Side Outlet Elbow No. 526 Straight "j `~ SilL' of Py jlsupportI--K-- ,ing pipe. 90 Base ElbowNo. 549, with Square Base No. 550, with Round Base Tee No. 529, Straight No. 531, Reducing Cross No. 537 Straight 45 Lateral No. 541 Straight 4-*--R-- Taper Reducer No. 547 Eccentric Reducer No. 548 Size Inches E EE Center Face to face, to face, 90 Elbow, Tee Tee, or or Cross Cross F Center to face, 90 Long Radius Elbow G Center to face, 45 Elbow H Center to base, 90 Base Elbow J Size of Support ing Pipe for Base K Diameter of Round Base or Size of Square L Thick ness of Base M Face to face, 45 Lateral N Center to face. 45 Lateral P Center to face. 45 Lateral R Face to face. Reducer 14 4 l 8 |__________ l 2V4 | 2 1 44 1 9 1 6% 1 24 1 1 104 8 24 24 I 5 1 10 1 7 1 3 j 1 12 94 24 ' 54 3 i 54 I 11 1 73/4 1 3 1 i 13 10 3 6 3V2 ; 6 1 12 i 8% 1 3V2 1 1 64 4 1 6 Vi 13 t 9 1 4 54 1 l 1 6 1 s/s 15 12 3 7 5 74 15 1 104 ' 44 6>4 ! 24 1 7 ! "/is 17 134 34 8 6 8 1 16 i 11 Vs i 5 7 i 24 1 7 ! U/l6 18 144 34 9 8 9 1 18 1 14 1 54 84 . 4 ; 9 1S/l6 22 174 44 11 10 11 22 16`A i 64 934 4 9 ' 15/l6 254 204 5 12 12 12 24 19 74 11V4 1 6 11 l 30 244 54 14 14 14 28 - 21V2 74 ` 16 16 15 30 24 8 , 18 18 i 16 Vi : 33 26 V2 1 84 20 ! 18 ; 36 ! 29 ' 9V2 1 1 : 1 11 24 1 22 1 44 34 11 Side outlet elbows: The center to face dimensions of Side Outlet Elbows are alike for all three open ings; all openings are on intersecting center lines. Reducing fittings and reducers: The center to face dimensions of Reducing cio Elbows, Reducing oz3 Long Radius Elbows, and Reducing Tees are the same as for the straight sices corresponding to the sire of the largest opening. The face to face dimensions of Reducers are governed by the size of the larger opening, regardless of the size of the smaller opening. The face to face of Taper and Eccentric Reducers are alike for corresponding sizes. Dimensions of reducing elbows, reducing tecs, ^nd reducers apply only to regularly listed sizes; see page lop. Dimensions of other sizes furnished on request. 20 Templates for drilling . , page 459 Taps and drains for flanged fittings.. . page 578 198 CRANE 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings WORKING PRESSURES iJA t0 12-inch--125 pounds saturated steam, 175 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 14 to 24-inch--100 pounds saturated steam, 150 pounds cold water, oil. or gas, non-shock No. 525 90 Elbow Straighc No. 545 90 Elbow `Reducing No. 551 No. 546 90 Long Radius Elbow 90 Long Radius Elbow Straight `Reducing No. 527 45 Elbow Straight No. 526 Side Outlet Elbow Straight N No. 549 90 Base Elbow Square Base No. 550 90 Base Elbow Round Base No. 537 Cross Straight Galvanized fittings: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings are regularly listed black only. Galvanized fittings, however, can be made to order, at an extra charge of 40 per cent over the price of the black fittings. No. 541 45 Lateral Straight No. 547 `Taper Reducer 1-0. `Eccentric Reducer Facing and drilling: The dimensions and drilling f end flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1-1Q48). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. The fittings are furnished with the end flanges faced *Reducing fittings: The prices of Reducing and drilled un.css ordered faced only; faced only Elbows, Reducing Tees, and of Reducers apply only fittings are furnished at the same price as faced and to the regularly listed sizes as shown on the opposite drilled fittings. page; the price is determined by the size of the largest opening. All other sizes are special; prices are fur The base on Base Elbows is neither faced nor drilled nished on application. unless so ordered, and then at the extra price shown on the opposite page. Reducing with flanges: To avoid delays and the higher cost of special fittings, orders for non-listed reducing sizes can be filled by bolting reducing companion flanges on regular fittings. Or ders should specify "Reduce w ith Spot facing: The bolt holes on sizes 16-inch and smaller are not spot faced unless so ordered, and then at an extra price. The list price for spot facing bolt holes is 20 cents per hole. Fittings 18-inch and larger are regularly furnished spot faced at no extra charge. flanges". The illustration at the right shows a Xo. 525 qz Elbow Drilling to the 25-Pound Standard: When so with a No. 557 Reducing Screwed ordered, sizes 5 to 24-inch, inclusive, can be drilled Flange bolted on one end. For with smaller bolt holes to conform to the 25-Pound Reducing Flanges, see page 203. American Tentative Cast Iron Flanged Fitting 20 Standard (Bi6b2-iQ31). See page 459 for templates. Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged kittings, sizes iN to Materials: Crane [25-Pound Cast Iron Flanged i-inch inclusive, have been approved by the Under Fittings, sizes 12-inch and smaller, are made of cast 'S, riters' Laboratories, Inc., for sprinkler service. iron; larger sizes are made of Ferrosteel. J CRANE 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings 199 List Prices, Black, Each--Faced and Drilled Sire i No. 525 No. 545 No. 551 No. 546 No. 527 !90rElbow 901 Elbow 90: Long 90' Long 45: Elbow 1 Straight Reducing Radius Radius Elbow Elbow Inches Straight Reducing No. 526 Side Outlet Elbow iy2 2 2 Vi 3 3% 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 7.20 7.20 13.20 12.00 8.10 14.00 13.50 9.40 15.00 15.00 11.50 18.50 12.50 18.50 19.50 15.50 21.50 24.00 21.50 28.00 31.00 33.00 41.00 54.00 60.00 64.00 81.00 86.00 111.00 130.00 114.00 157.00 203.00 162.00 190.00 270.00 230.00 338.00 325.00 | 1 433.00 420.00 810.00 21.50 27.00 35.00 44.00 76.00 135.00 195.00 8.30 1 8.30 9.30 | 11.00 1 13.00 | : 14.50 ' 62.00 18.00 68.00 22.00 , 70.00 ; '3.00 | 108.00 | 59.00 | 160.00 | 86.00 . 230.00 ! 114.00 | 162.00 | 11 230.00 | : 325.00 | i 420.00 | i No. 549 905 Square Base Elbow Base Plain 21.50 32.50 38.50 51.00 82.00 118.00 | | j ' 1 1 No. 550 90 Round Base Elbow Base Plain Extra for Facing and Drilling Base on No. 549 or No. 550 21.50 32.50 38.50 51.00 82.00 118.00 ; ; 7.00 8.00 8.00 11.50 11.50 17.50 , ' Size Inches No. 529 Tee Straight No. 531 | No. 537 Tee | Cross Reducing i iy2 2 2 V2 3 3% 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 1 9.50 | 1 I 9.50 1 11.00 13.25 1 17.50 14.50 1 19.00 12.00 17.50 1 21.00 1 19.00 1 1 20.00 25.00 1 30.00 1 24.50 30.00 1 38.00 ! 29.00 35.00 1 49.00 43.00 60.00 1 76.00 1 86.00 90.00 I 113.00 i 108.00 130.00 i 162.00 189.00 200.00 1 1 270.00 1 ! 325.00 1 i 400.00 1 | 600.00 |__________ | No. 541 455 Lateral No. 547 No. 548 Taper Eccentric Reducer Reducer 20.00 22.00 24.50 34.00 43.00 58.00 86.00 130.00 189.00 14.00 15.00 18.00 20.00 24.50 30.00 38.00 68.00 103.00 148.00 190.00 15.00 20.00 24.50 30.00 38.00 68.00 103.00 List of Reducing Elbows and of Reducers The prices of the Xos. 545 and 546 Reducing Elbows and of the N'os. 547 and 548 Reducers apply only to the regularly listed sizes shown below; the price is determined by the size of the larger opening. All other non-listed sizes arc special. No. 545 905 Elbows No. 546 90' Long Radius Elbows No. 547 Taper Reducers 2 .U-2 2\i~2 3 <21'-. .2 " 4 >3 .?i/9 a 6x5 <4 <3 8 '6 5 10-8 -- -- 12.10 | x8 i4. lr 16-121 l| 3 x2i/2 <2 4 <3 5 x4 6 x5 x4 8 <6 o 10-8 12.10 2\2 * 1V2 3 x2i,2 y.2 < l xh 312 <3 4 <3i/2 <3 ii 0 1 . ,|- ;4 1 '- 2 6 x5 <4 x3 x212 x2 8 x6 <5 ,4 10-8 .6 No. 548 Eccentric Reducers 12x10 <8 x6 14x12 xlO x8 j x6 1 .12 '10 l i 3 x2 4 x3 5 x4 6 x5 x4 8 <6 10 <8 12-10 List of Reducing Tees The prices of the Xo. >31 ReducingTees apply only to the regularly listed sizes shown below; the price isdetermined by the sizeofthe largest opening. Wli c An ABC 2 x2 xl V2 2Vix2Vfcx2 3 x3 x2y2 x2 *iy2 3 x2/2x3 x2% 3 x2 x3 x2 2y2x2yZx3 4 x4 x3 *2% x2 xiy2 4 x3 x4 x3 4 x2i/2x4 x3 <2y> 4 <2 <4 3 x3 x4 5 x5 x4 x3 x2i/2 x2 5 x4 x5 x4 4 x4 x5 ABC 6x6x5 x4 x3 x2i/2 x2 6x5x6 x5 x4 6x4x6 x4 x3 6x3x6 x4 x3 6x2x6 5x0x6 4x4x6 8x8x6 x5 x4 x3 8x6x8 x6 x5 x4 x3 8x5x8 8 <4 <8 x6 6x6x8 CO 0X 14 0 ABC <6 xo <4 x3 10x8 xlO x8 x6 . 8 x8 xlO 12x12x10 x6 x5 12x10x12 <10 x8 <6 12x8 <12 8 10<10<12 14<14x8 Dimensions.................... pages 196 and 197 Templates for drilling. ............. page 459 How to read reducing sizes ... page 577 Bolting on Flanges...................... page 457 200 CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock American Standard: Crane z50-Pound Cast Iron Hanged Fittings conform to the American Standard for Cast Iron Flanged Fittings, Class 250 (Bibb1Q44). This Standard docs not include Crosses and 450 Laterals. Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Sizes 2 to 8-inch, inclusive, have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for sprinkler service. Materials: Except 450 Laterals, all fittings sizes 10-inch and smaller are made of Crane Cast Iron, conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A 126 for Class A Castings; 12-inch fittings are made of Crane Ferrosteel, conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A 126 for Class B higher strength Gray Iron Cast ings. Laterals in sizes o-inch and smaller are made of cast iron; larger sizes are Ferrosteel. Facing and drilling: The drilling of end flanges conforms to the American Cast Iron Flange Stand ard, Class 250. The flanges have a Htrinch raised face which is finished with concentric grooves, approx imately 16 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. The fittings are regularly furnished with end flanges faced and drilled; faced only fittings are supplied only when so ordered, and then at the same price as the faced and drilled. Bolt holes (J^-inch larger than the diameter of the bolts) are in multiples of four so that the fittings may be turned to face in any quarter; they straddle the center lines. Base elbows: The base on Base Elbows is neither faced nor drilled unless so ordered, and then at the extra price shown on the opposite page. When or dered faced and drilled, it is drilled to the template of the flange corresponding to the size of the supporting pipe, drilling only four holes in all cases, these being placed so as to miss or straddle the ribs. The base is intended for support in compression and is not to be used for anchoring or supporting in tension or shear. Spot facing: The bolt holes are not spot faced unless so ordered, and then at an extra list price of 20 cents per hole. Galvanized fittings: These fittings are regularly listed black only, but galvanized fittings are made to order at an extra charge of 40 per cent over the price of black fittings. Gaskets: Gaskets for 250-pound cast iron flanged joints are listed on page 474. These include i-ig-inch thick Cranite and "CC" rubber; corrugated copper gaskets can be furnished when ordered. Thread lubricants: Flanged joints are easier to make tight--and to take apart later if necessary-- when a good thread lubricant is used on the bolts, flange faces, and gaskets. See page 464 for a com plete description of Crane lubricants. Dimensions, in Inches Tee Cross Size A End Flanges Center to Face and Face to Face B!C D !E No. of Dia.of Bolts Bolts F JFF H J K L MN PR S 2 2 6*/2 1 % 43/, fi , 5 2 Vi 7 \ 2 , 1 415/l6 57/ 3 3 8Vi ` 1 Vs 5ii/Ifi 1 6% 31/2 ! 31/2 9 113/,6 6s/, 6 1 71/4 4 4 ! 10 lVi 615/, 6 l77/,, 5 5 ! 11 l3/s 8s/, 6 9*4 6 6 12*2 14,6 9*46 105/s 8 8 15 i iyg H1S/,6 13 10 10 17 */2 l7/s 14V, 6 15i/4i 12 12 201/2` 2 164,6 ` 1734i 8 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 16 16 % 5 1 10 3 34 5Vi . 11 31/2! 51/2 3A 6 ! 12 I31/2I 14 11 3 6 3/4 6*4 1 13 4 34 7 1 14 '4*41 6 2 61/2 1 % II6V2113*4 3 7 34 8 : 16 ` 5 634 '21/2, 71/2 1 18i/2; 15 31/21 8 34 8i 2 17 Ol2 71/2 214 71/2 1 `2m ' 171/21 4 1 9 % 10 20 6 9 4 10 '1 Vi 1251/2'2042 5 1 11 l HV2I 23 7 10y21 4 10 11/4'291/21 24 ISi/zl 12 l'/s 13 S 26 8 ! 90 Base Elbow Round Base _w= 45 Elbow -- S--1 Taper Reducer 20 Reducing fittings and reducers: The center to the size of the larger opening, regardless of the size face _.:n'.ensions of reducing oo elbows and reducing of the smaller opening. tees are the same as lor the straight sizes corres- Dimensions of reducing elbows, reducing tees, and ponding to the size of the largest opening. reducers applv onlv to regularly listed sizes; see page The face to face dimension of reducers is governed by 201. Dimensions of other sizes furnished on request. CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings 201 No. 101 E. 90 ElbowStraight No. 1251/2 E 90' Base Elbow Round Base No. 105 E, Tee Straight No. 113 E, Cross Straight No. 117 E 45' Lateral Straight List Prices, Black, Each--Faced and Drilled Size Inches 2 2V2 3 3% 4 5 6 8 10 12 No. 101 E No. 121 E 90'Elbow- 90 Elbow Straight Reducing No. 103 E 45'Elbow No. 1 151/2 E No. 105 E No. 107 E No. 113 E No. 117 E No. 123 E 90 Round Extra for Tee Tee Base Facing and Straight Reducing Elbow Drilling Base Plain Base Cross 45' Taper Lateral Reducer OO CO 11.00 11.50 13.50 17.00 22.00 31.00 48.00 86.00 21.00 23.00 34,00 41.00 50.00 83.00 122.00 12.00 13.50 15.50 20.00 21.00 26.00 31.00 47.00 86.00 51.00 58.00 69.00 102.00 186.00 10.50 12.00 12.00 17.50 17.50 16.00 16.50 18.50 27.00 28.00 39.00 49.00 75.00 117.00 23.00 26.00 36.00 49.00 61.00 88.00 132.00 32.00 34.00 38.00 49.00 65.00 80.00 124.00 195.00 42.00 1 I 19.50 21.00 54.00 71.00 88.00 136.00 215.00 30.00 37.00 44.00 60.00 101.00 I 125.00 |___________ 1 125.00 |_____________ j_____________ j 169.00 1 *List of Reducing Fittings No. 107 E Tee *The prices of the No. 121 E Reducing qo Elbows, N'o. 107 E Reducing Tees, and No. 123 E Taper R ucers apply only to the regularly listed ..zes, as shown below; the pric. is determined by the size of the largest opening. All other sizes are special, and prices are furnished on application. No. 121 E No. 107 E Reducing ________Reducing Tees 90' Elbows A B C .A B C A B C ABC No. 123 E Taper Reducers 2 /2x2 3 x2* 2 4 -3 c2l/2 5 x.4 x3 6 x5 x4 8 x6 5 *4 10 x8 x6 x5 21/2x21/2x2 5x5x4 8x8^6 10x10x8 21/2 <2 x2 x2 x3 x5 -6 3 3 3 3 4 4 x3 x2i/2 >21/2 x4 X 2 .2 -3 x2i/2x3 5x4x5 x2V2 10x8 x 2i 2 ,4 .2 x2 x3 6x6x5 8x6x8 x2 x4 x6 -5 x4 xlO 4 x8 6 x5 5 x4 x3 x3 ,2'i .2 x2V2 . ") x3 x4 65.6 10x6 xlO x8 .6 8 .8 .10 .2 .3 '24 x2 x4 x3 ylVz x3 x5 x2 xo x4 '3 -21/2 x2 x6 x5 x4 Reducing with Flanges To avoid delays and the higher cost of special fit tings, orders for non-listed reducing sizes can be filled by bolting reducing flanges on regular fittings. Orders should specify "Reduce with flanges". The illustration directly above shows a N'o. 101 E qo Elbow with a No. 155 E Re ducing Flange bolted on one end. See page 204 for flanges. How to read reducing sixes..........................page 577 Taps and drains for flanged fittings.........page 578 Bolting on Companion Flanges.................page 457 Templates for drilling...................................page 450 Cast Steel Fittings For higher pressures and temperatures, Crane Cast Steel Flanged Fittings are recommence,.:. They are available in seven pressure classes, in a wide variety of types, and in sizes as large as 24 inches. See pages 267 to 274. m 202 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanges No. 553 Screwed Flange WORKING PRESSURES Sizes i to 12-inch 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Sizes 14 to 24-inch 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Size of pipe Inches 1 W* I Vi 2 2 Vi 3 3% 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 No. 555 Blind Flange List Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Black, Each Dimensions, in Inches No. 553 Screwed Flanges Faced and Drilled 1.35 1.45 1.53 1.70 1.87 2.30 2.90 3.45 4.15 5.00 7.50 11.00 15.00 24.00 35.00 42.00 50.00 70.00 l | No. 555 Blind Flanges Faced and Drilled 1.50 1.60 1.70 1.85 2.05 2.55 3.20 3.85 5.20 6.30 9.30 13.70 21.00 33.50 49.00 59.00 70.00 98.00 A Diameter of flange B Thickness of flange C Length through hub 41/4 4% 5 6 7 7 Vi 8 Vi 9 10 11 13 Vi 16 19 21 231/2 25 271/2 32 7/l6 1/2 7,6 s/s 11/16 3A I3/l6 l5/lS 15/16 1 I*/s l3/l6 l/4 1% lVl6 l9/l6 ll/l6 17s l`/l6 15/16 % 1 15/16 l`/4 1% 15/16 l7/l6 l9/l6 U/4 I*5'.6 27,6 2/4 21/2 211/16 27s 31/4 D Diameter of bolt circle 3 Vi 31/2 37s 45/4 51/2 6 7 71/2 81/2 91/2 115/4 141/4 17 185/4 211/4 223/4 25 291/2 No. of Bolts 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 12 16 16 20 20 Dia. of Bolts 1/2 1/2 Vi 5/g 5/8 5/8 5/8 5/8 3/4 3/4 3A % Vs 1 1 11/8 1% 174 American Standard: The dimensions and drilling of these flanges conform to the American Standard for Cast Iron Flanges, Class 125 (B16.1-1948). Flanges are regularly supplied faced and drilled unless ordered faced only. Faced only flanges are fur nished at the same price as the faced and drilled. Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Sizes 1 to 8-inch, inclusive, have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for sprinkler service. Spot facing: The bolt holes on these flanges are not spot faced unless so ordered, and then at an extra price. The list price for spot facing bolt holes is 20 Materials: Sizes 12-inch (iq inches outside diam cents per hole. 20 eter) and smaller are made of cast iron; larger sizes are regularly made of Crane Ferrosteel, to conform to the American Standard. Galvanized flanges: Cast iron flanges are regularly listed black only, but galvanized flanges can be made to order at an extra price. For galvanizing, add 40 Facing and drilling: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron per cent to the list prices of black flanges. Templates for drilling.. . page 459 Gaskets.. . page 474 ! CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Reducing Flanges 203 WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds cold water, oil. or gas. non-shock No. 557 Reducing Screwed Flange For information on facing, drilling, materials, sprinkler service, etc., see the opposite page. How to order reducing flanges: When ordering reducing flanges, the screwed or reduced sice should be designated first, and then the outside diameter of the flange. For example, a 125-Pound Flange to connect a 6-inch pipe to a lo-inch valve or fitting (outside diameter of flange on 1 o-inch valve or fitting: 16 inches) should be ordered: 6" x 16" Reducing Flange. Size Inches List Prices, Black, Each No. 557 Size . Faced 1 and 1 Drilled I Inches No. 557 Faced and Drilled 1 <5 1 <6 11/4x6 U/2-6 11/2-7 2 -7 IV2-71/2 2 ,71/2 2Vi-7!2 l'A-9 2 -9 21/2x9 3 v9 31/2-9 2.20 2.45 2.70 3.45 4.35 5.20 i 3 <10 1 4 10 2 -11 212 " 11 3 -li 4 <ii 5 <n 3 -131/2 9 13'2 5 -131-2 6 13' 2 6 -16 8 <16 8 -19 10 -19 6.25 7.50 11.20 16.50 22.50 vN CO 0" Extra list price for spot facing bolt holes is 20 cents per hole. Galvanized flanges are made to order; add 40 per cent to the list prices of black flanges shown above. Round Floor Flanges Cast Iron or Malleable Iron Cast Iron Floor Flange Floor Flanges are cast with couritersunk holes for screws and are not faced. Malleable Iron Floor Flange List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches 1/4 x213/16 3/s x3 1/4 x 3V4 3/4 x3V4 1 x4 l'/4x4 112X4'2 2 x5*-2 Cast Iron Round Floor Flanges Malleable Iron Round Floor Flanges List Prices Black Galv. Each .26 .26 .32 .32 .40 .40 .50 .65 Each .52 .52 .64 .64 .80 .80 1.00 1.30 Dimensions, in Inches List Prices ! Flange ! thick- ! ness A Hub length B Bolt circle C No. and dia. of 1 holes ' Black 1 Galv. 1 1 Each 1 Each 1 V32 V32 'A iy8 4-1/4 ", 7/l6 2 4-1/4 1 l %2 9/l6 21/2 4-1/4 .32 .64 1 S/l6 % 21/2 4-1/4 .32 | .64 1 H/32 l*/l6 3 4-1/4 .40 1 .80 11/22 34 3 4-1/4 .40 .80 % 7 8 31/2 4-3,16 .50 1.00 * %2 1 41/4 4-s/is .65 : 1.30 1 Dimensions, in Inches Flange ! thick- ! ness iA Hub length j B1 Bolt circle C No. and dia. of holes 1 1 %2 1i 1 9/l6 1 21/2 4-1/4 1 S/l6 1 H/32 11/32 3/& i3/32 % I 21/2 4-1/4 "/IS 1 3 1 4-1/4 3/4 3 4-i 4 7 8 0 1 2 4-5 16 1 414 4-5/l6 Brass Floor Flanges page 184 20 204 CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanges No. 151 E Screwed Flange WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds sac. \itecl steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock No. 155 E Reducing Screwed Flange No. 153 E Blind Flange Screwed Flange Size of pipe Inches P/2 2 2Vz 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 10 12 List Prices, Each, and Dimensions List Prices, Black Dimensions, in Inches No. 151 E No. 153 E Screwed Blind No. Dia. Flanges Flanges A B c D E of of Faced and Faced and Bolts Bolts Drilled Drilled 2.75 3.00 3.35 4.15 5.20 6.20 7.50 9.00 13.50 20.00 27.00 3.15 3.40 3.85 4.50 5.60 6.80 9.40 11.50 17.00 24.50 38.00 6*/g 6V2 71/2 8i/4 9 10 11 121/2 15 171/z i 201/2 39/l6 43/is 415/lfi 5n/.6 6s/l6 615/1 s 85/i6 911/16 1115/16 14`/,6 16V16 13/l6 Vs 1 ll/8 l3/l6 1V4 1% 1V16 15/g 1% 2 1 Vs IV* 17/16 15/lfi 15/8 l3/4 I7/* 2 23/is 2% 29/l6 41/2 5 sy8 65/s 71/4 77/g 91/4 10% 13 151/4 17% 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 16 16 % % 3/4 3/4 % % % 3/4 Vs 1 p/g Size No. 155 E Reducing Screwed Flanges Faced and Drilled Inches 2 ,8i/4 21/2 <8 Vi 3 xlO 4 <11 4 ,12% 5 x12j/2 6 xl5 Black, Each 6.20 9.50 11.00 I.Vnft 20.00 American Standard: The dimensions and drilling of these flanges conform to the American Standard for Cast Iron Flanges, Class 250 (B 16b-1944). Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Sizes 1 }> to 8-inch, inclusive, have been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., for sprinkler service. Materials: Sizes 10-inch and smaller are made of cast iron: the 1 2-1'nch size is Crane Ferrosteel. Facing and drilling: Crane 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanges are regularly supplied faced and drilled un less ordered faced only. Faced only flanges are fur nished at the same price as the faced and drilled. The flanges have a V^-inch raised face which is fin ished with concentric grooves, approximately 16 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Spot facing: The bolt holes on these flanges are 20 not spot faced unless so ordered, and then at an ex tra price. The list price for spot facing bolt holes is 20 cents per hole. Galvanized Flanges: Cast iron flanges are regularly listed black only, but galvanized flanges can be made to order at an extra price. For galvanizing, add 40 per cent to the list prices of black flanges. How to order reducing flanges: When ordering reducing flanges, the screwed or reduced size should be designated first, and then the outside diameter of the flange. For example, a 250-Pound Flange to con nect a 3-inch pipe to a 4-inch valve or fitting (O.D. of 4-inch flange, 10 inches) should be ordered : 3" x 10" Reducing Flange. Steel flanges; 800-Pound Hydraulic: For higher pressures or for high temperature service, Crane Forged Steel Flanges are recommended: see pages 2Q I tO 2Q8. When 8co-Pound Hydraulic Iron Flanges are needed, use 6oo-Pound Forged Steel Flanges; they have the same outside diameter, the same facing, the same bolt circle, and take the same number and diameter of bolts or bolt-studs. Templates for drilling . page 460 Gaskets... .page 474 CRANE Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet and Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves (Patented and Patents Pending) Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves General Description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet. . .pages izo and 207 Racings. Tests, and Service Recommendations...........................pagei;3 Gate Description................................. page ioq List Prices and Dimensions............................... pages 2id and 211 Globe and Angie Description.................................................................................... page212 List Prices and Dimensions........................................................ page213 Stop-Check (Non-Return Valves) Description.................................................................................... page214 List Prices and Dimensions.............................................. .page 215 Selecting the Proper Sice....................................pages 210 and 217 Determining Pressure Drop.............................. pages 21P and 217 Pressure-Seal Line Joints........................................................... page220 Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves Globe and Angle Ratings and Tests........................................................................ page218 Description and Dimensions..............................pages 218 and 2iq Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves have revolutionized the design and construction of valves intended for high-pressure, hightemperature steam and general service in modern power industrial, and chemical plants. Utilization of the internal fluid pressure to seal the bonnet joint is the principal feature, but each type--gate, globe, angle, and stop-check--has individual requirements that con tribute to greater efficiency. New records for valve performance have been set, not only in the United States but also in many foreign countries. Backed by the tremendous facilities for research, engineering, and production which are Crane's, the line has grown rapidly. The valves are now a part of the large family of "regular" Crane manufactured product. In addition, patterns and equipment for many other types and sizes are available, and the pressure-seal bon net principle has been successfully applied to scores of special valves for unusual operating requirements. Inquiries for non-listed items in conventional sizes and types of valves, or for special designs for unique flow control problems, are given prompt attention. Crane Lip-Seal Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves mark the intro duction of a new, superior design for small size steel valves. Devel oped by the same Crane resources which have made Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves so outstanding in their field, thoroughly tested in rigorous experimental demands, and proved in actual installation service, they fulfill the need for small size valves required in highpressure, high-temperature steam service. The exclusive Crane Lip-Seal design has made it possible to produce a compact, relatively lightweight valve without sacrificing strength and without resorting to reduced seat area. Absolute tightness, freedom from bonnet joint maintenance, and easy installation are only a few of the features. See pages 218 and 2iq. 205 21 206 CRANE Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Steel Gate, Globe, Angle, and Stop-Check Valves {Patented and Patents Pending) General Description Crane Pre^-uiv-^c.il Bonnie Valves herald a new era in vahe engineering. I heir design is unieiue in many respects and has eliminated the major problems at tending the control of high pressure-temperature steam anel water in modern power plant operation. Announced a few years ago after extensive research and experimentation backed by exhaustive labora tory and field testing, they are rapidly being approved and preferred by leading power engineers throughout the country. Eagerly accented for steam and boiler feed service in large central station installations, these valves are now receiving growing approval .is standard equipment on high-pressure high-tempera ture services in the power stations of public utilities, oil refineries, and industrial and chemical plants, and for much process piping. Their all-around superiority over conventional de signs for power services is already well known. Bonnet Bonnet studs Bonnet plate Retaining ring Seal ring Body Pressure holds seal ring tight Section of typical Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet as used on the larger sizes of Gate Valves. Pressure-Seal Bonnet: Although each type of valve in this new Crane line embodies many features of design that contribute to high efficiency and outstanding $cr\ iceability, each has in common the Crane Pressure-Seal Bon net. The Pressure-Seal joint, being wholly contained w ithin the valve body, utilizes the pressure inside the vahe to seal the joint. Once the joint is initially made tight, it automatically remains so without further attention: no bolts or threads are relied upon to retain pressure. Depending on the style and size of valve, several minor modifications in mechanical structure are employed to assemble the body, the bonnet, the yoke, and the seal ring, but the principle of design is alike in all of them. The illustration at the left shows a typical Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet, as used on larger sizes of gate valves. The bonnet fits into the body, followed by the wedgeshaped seal ring. The retaining ring is then screwed into the body, the bonnet plate added, and the assembly drawn together by the bonnet studs. Neither the threaded body and retaining ring connection nor the studs are expected to retain high pressure; they merely position the assembly and hold the parts firmly and snugly together. Internal fluid pressure acting upon the light weight of the parts of the Pres entire underside of the bonnet reacts sure-Seal Bonnet, the use of ample upon the smaller contacting area of the metal sections but without the extra wedge-shaped ring, sealing the joint. thickness usually added for corrosion Because of the design, the sealing pres allowance on valves also recommended sure is alw ays many times greater than for oil refining services, and the unique the pressure of the fluid in the line; compactness of design, make a sur leakage is impossible. The higher the prising reduction in weight. internal pressure, the greater is the sealing pressure. These valves are lighter in weight than corresponding sizes and types of con Maintenance ol the joint is eliminated, ventional valves--as much as oo per and set the assembly can be disman cent on the larger sizes in the 1500- tled and reassembled in a fraction of Pound class. Less weight makes the the time rce|uired to open or close any valves easier to handle during erection other type of bonnet joint. and in maintenance. Savings in sup porting structures or in the suspension Wherever necessary, all mating parts of piping are thereby possible. are properly lubricated or plated to prevent corrosion or galling, and to The end to end dimensions are as eliminate "freezing'' when subjected to short as practicable, commensurate high temperatures for long periods. w ith good design. Close nesting of welding end valves is possible where Section of a 4-inch Crane 1 5(10- Saving in weight and space: Crane necessary, without interference from P<wnd Pre--ure-SeaI Bonnet G-.'.e Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves have overhanging flanges as is the case in Valve. The smaller size--, as illu-traced here, have an inte 21 liberal strength and a high factor of conventional bolted bonnet valves. gral \okc and retaining ring, safety, but no unnecessary w eight. The Continued on next page.) which -crcus into the body. CRANE Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet 207 General Description (Continued) fn addition the o\er-.il! compactness of Crane Prossurc-Scal Bonnet \ :vd..ce- the J.i-tance from, the center to the tup of the vuhe, thus requiring less head room. Ilkptr it. J ;t the right N .". '--inch istz-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valve with an '-inch hoi ted bonnet valve silhouetted in the background. This comparison typifies the compactness and the spacesaving advantages that are characteristic of the new valves. Designed for efficiency: Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves are built especially for the exacting requirements of high pressure-temperature steam and power piping systems. Each type of valve has in common, in addition to the new bonnet, other features of design and construc tion that contribute to efficient operation and long life. Streamlined body: The bodies have smooth flowing contours with out abrupt changes in metal thickness. On butt-welding end valves, starting with pipe wall thickness at the ends, the metal sections in crease gradually to the full body thickness, eliminating areas where acute stresses might otherwise concentrate. Easy to insulate: The application of insulation is made easier due r the streamlined body. Less insulating material and labor are required, and neater, more effective results are obtained. Direct yoke-body mounting: The yoke is mounted on the body instead of the bonnet. It transmits the forces required to operate the valve directly from the yoke sleeve or bushing to the vaNe body, without going through the bonnet. The yoke is rugged and is accu rately centered; true alignment is maintained in relation to the stem. Crane 8-inch 1500-Pound Prcsure-Scal Bonnet Gate Valve compared with an *inch bolted bonnet valve. This illustrates the compactness of the new line and p suggestive of the saving in weight. In smaller sizes, the yoke and retaining ring are in tegral, and screw into the body. In larger size valves, the yoke sets on top of the body, positioned by a male and female joint, and held rigidly in place by a simple circular clamp; this latter construction is especially desirable on large sizes which may be ordered geared or motor operated, since the yoke can be turned if necessary, providing an unlimited choice of positions for the operating unit. Liberal stuffing box: The stuffing box has generous space for stem packing. All valves have a bolted gland, equipped with swinging gland eye bolts. Cr,;n<. fl(!-pounJ P:\>'c!ie-Se<il Bonnet Y-P ir*vrn Globe p-Ghcek Y.the Stellited seating surfaces: To assure extra long life on high pressure-temperature steam, boiler feed, and similar services, all Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves are regularly made with Stellited seating sur faces. All body seat rings are a new design, accurately fitted into the body and welded in place; they cannot loosen in service. Body and bonnet materials: Depending upon the service, Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves have the body and bonnet made either of Crane N'o. 4 CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Steel or Crane No. 7 ChromeMolybdenum Alloy Steel. The former are recom mended for a maximum temperature of 850 F.; valves made of No. 7 Steel are recommended for maximum temperatures of 050 F. with flanged ends and 1045 F. with welding ends. These valves can be made to order of Crane No. o C.hrome-\ lolybdenum Alloy Steel for steam tempera tures up to 1050 F. Scope of line: The Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet line includes, in the full range of most commonly used sizes, oco. 000, and ifcc-Pound Cate Valves' isz:Pouncl Globe and Angle Valves, and qzo and im pound Stop-Check Valves. The 'trc.imlined con- : ur . i N.Jy .1* -hi.-A n here Pt\picil of dll of the?c \al\cs. Complete information on sizes, types, and pressure classes not listed in this section will be furnished on application. List prices and dimensions................. ... . pages 210 to 215 Pressure-temperature ratings............ ................. pa.ge 208 Description of materials.................................... pages 1 to 9 21 208 CRANE Steel Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves Flanged, Butt-Welding, and Socket-Welding Ends Ratings, Tests, and Service Recommendations Service recommendations: Crane Steel Pres sure-Seal Bonnet Valves are primarily intended for the high pressure-temperature steam and hot water services encountered in modern steam generating stations and for similar serv ices in large industrial and chemical plants. Equipped with Stellite faced seating surfaces and an Exelloy stem, they also are well suited for air, gas, high hydraulic systems using water or low viscosity oil, and for other fluids where the service does not involve a major problem of corrosion, erosion, or coking. Valves having the catalog number affixed with the designation "U4" are made with Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel body and bonnet and are recommended for a maximum temperature of Sjo0 F. Valves having the catalog number suffixed with the designation "U7" or "U" have the body and bonnet made of No. 7 ChromeMolybdenum Steel and are recommended for maximum temperatures of Q500 F. with flanged ends and 1045 F. with socket-welding or butt welding ends. No. 7 Steel is a new' material alloyed especially for welding end valves used on steam service at temperatures from 850 F. to 104.5 F. It exhibits much greater stability against graphitization at these temperatures than does carbon-molybdenum steel; see page 7 for description. PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RATINGS I Temp, i Maximum Non-Shock Working Pressures Pounds per Square Inch "XJ4" valves are limited to 850 F. maximum "U7" and "U" valves are limited to 10455 F. maximum Flanged Male Ring Face ; Joint Face Deg. 600 600 Fahr. Pound Pound --Too" 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1010 1020 1030 1040 1045 T200 1180 1160 1140 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 950 890 830 760 720 680 640 600 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 I3o0 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 750 700 650 600 Butt-Welding and Socket-Welding 600 Pound 1440"~ 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 750 700 650 600 550 530 500 460 420 400 900 Pound 2160 2130 2100 2070 2050 2025 2000 1975 1875 1775 1660 1550 1410 1275 1125 1050 975 900 820 795 750 690 630 600 1500 Pound .3600 3550 3500 3450 3415 3375 3330 3295 3125 2955 2770 2580 2350 2125 1875 1750 1625 1500 1370 1325 1250 1150 1050 1000 Subject to the foregoing temperature limitations, Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves are recommended for the pressures shown in the upper table. Standards: Pressure-temperature ratings for Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves for temperatures up to and including Q500 F. agree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA Bi6c6-iq4q) to American Standard ASA Bibe-McuQ- Steam ratings for welding end valves at ioco F. and higher are based on the permissible stresses defined in the ASME Boiler Code for the chrome-molybdenum steel to which Crane No. 7 Steel corresponds. Test pressures: These valves, except Stop-Check, are regularly given a hydrostatic shell and seat test and an airunder-water test at the seat, as indicated in the table. For tests on StopCheck Valves, see page 21 j. Hydrostatic Test Pressures Pressure I Shell Class j test Seat test 600-Pound 2175 pounds 1550 pounds 900-Pound 3250 pounds 2250 pounds 1500-Pound 5400 pounds 3700 pounds Scat tested 100 pounds air-under-water. The larger sire* of butt-welding end valves have the ends of the body shaped to permit the use of a testing clamp: the smaller sices are plain, being tested without the use of such a clamp. Higher Temperature Valves For steam service at 1050 F. Crane 1500-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves Pressure-temperature ratings temperature and where greater With Butt-Welding Ends shown at the left are based on strength and resistance to steam Made of Crane No. 9 Chrome- allowable stresses defined by the corrosion are desired at temper- Molybdenum Alloy Steel ASME Boiler Code for this type tures over icco3 F.. iicc-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Butt- Welding End Valves made of Crane No 0 Chrome-Molyb Service Maximum Steam Temperature Working Pressure 1000;F. 1010sF. 1500 pounds 1430 pounds of material. For temperatures of 050 F. and lower, the ratings are the same as those for 152cPound Valves made of No. 4 or denum Alloy Steel are recom mended. They are made to order only; see page 7 for description. 1020s F. 10305F. 1040 F. 1050s F. 1360 pounds 1290 pounds 1220 pounds 1150 pounds No. 7 Steel; refer to the "i,"Pound Valve" column in the large table above. List prices and dimensions.. ..pages 210 to 215 Description of Press ure-Seal Bonnet . pages 206 and 207 CRANE 209 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves (,Patented and Patent Pending) The sectional views at the right arc typical of the larger sice Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cate Valves. 600-Pound Flanged Ends 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Butt-Welding Ends Body: The body is made with out abrupt change in metal sec tion, providing protection against a concentration of stresses pro duced by pressure, temperature differences, and pipe line strains. The valves have a slightly re duced seat area to improve flow characteristics, and there are no pockets between the end of the body and the seat to cause tur bulence or friction. Sections showing typical construction of the larger sice Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves Ball bearings Bolted gland Deep stuffing box Direct mounted yoke Circular clamp Pressure-Seal Botynet Disc guide Body seat rings: The body seat rings are Stellite faced. Accu rately made to precision fit, they are slipped in parallel to the run of the valve and are seal-welded in place. In qoo and 1500-Pound Valves sizes 5-inch and smaller, the seat rings extend through the body to form the welding ends of the valve, and the body is welded to the rings. Tee-head connection Flexible disc Welded seat ring The section at the left illustrates the unusual disc guide and the tee-head discstem connection. Disc: These valves have a wedge disc with Stellited seating faces. In sizes 3-inch and smaller, the disc is solid. In sizes 4-inch and larger, a one-piece flexible disc, solid through the center section but not around the outer portion, provides enough flexibility to eliminate sticking, thus requiring less torque to open the valve when cold after having been closed while hot. In addition, the disc seating faces adjust them selves to any slight variations in alignment caused by body contraction or pipe line strains. Disc guide: Sizes zJ4-inch and larger have an im proved full length, separate "U" shaped disc guide extending along the sides of the body and fitted into a specially machined groove around the bottom of the body. Full disc guiding, even near the point of seating where the maximum force is exerted against the disc by the fluid flow, is assured by this design. The groove in the body for the disc guide and the machining for the body seat rings are made with the same machine setting to maintain proper alignment between the disc, guide, and body seat rings. Sizes i-inch and smaller have the disc guides integral with the disc, and the body is slotted. Disc-stem connection: The valves have a sturdy tee-head disc-stem connection. Ample clearance be tween the head on the stem and the slot in the disc prevents side strains on the stem. The stem is only required to move the disc up and down; it is not forced to also serve as a guide for the disc. Other features: These valves have the other fea tures common to all of the valves in this line, such as Pressure-Seal Bonnet, direct-mounted yoke, deep stuffing box, and two-piece bolted gland. In addi tion, Poo-Pound Valves 8-inch and larger and qoo and [500-Pound Valves 6-inch and larger are regu larly supplied with a ball-bearing yoke sleeve; sizes 1 j^-inch and larger have a grease fitting to permit proper lubrication of the yoke sleeve. In sizes 5-1'nch and smaller (in ail three pressure classes), the yoke and the retaining ring are integral and screw into the body to hold the sea! ring. L ;rg-;r sizes have the separate yoke and retaining ring, \v ith the yoke held to the body by the circular clamp. The lower end of the stem hole in the bonnet is Stellite faced on sizes 21 Cinch and larger, assuring a better back-seat and guide for the stem. 1500-Pound Socket-Welding Ends The Crane line of Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cate Valves abo includes 15zz-Pound Valves w ith socket-welding ends in sizes 1, 1)4, i\i, and 2-inch. These valves are similar in construction to the smaller sizes of the butt-welding end described above. The body seat rings are long and are fillet welded into the boJv. the welded end of the ring forming the end or toe socket in the body. General description .. . .pages 206 and 207 List prices and dimensions.. . .pages 210 and 211 21 210 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves 600-Pound Butc-\Ve!ding No. 776-U4, 850 F. max. No. 776-U7, 1045 F. max. 600-Pound Flanged No. 676-U4, 850 F. max. No. 676-U7, 950 F. max. 15<J0-Pound Socket-Welding No. 7811 U, 1045: F. max. For description, ratings, and recommendations, see pages 206 to 209. Materials: The body scat rings, welded in place, and the dbc are made of the same material as the body and bonnet and have die seating surfaces faced with Stellite. The stem is made of Exclloy. "U4" suffixed catalog numbers indicate valves have a Crane No. 4 Steel body and bonnet; such valves are recommended for a maximum temperature of S5C3 F. "U7" or"U" suffixed catalog numbers indicate valves have a Crane No. 7 C.hrome-N lolybdenum Alloy Steel body and bonnet; such valves are recommended for a maximum temper ture of 050 F. with flanged ends and 1C453 F. with welding ends. 900-Pound Butt-Welding No. 783-U4, 850 F. max. No. 783-U7, 1045 F. max. 1500-Pound Butt-Welding No. 787-U4, 850 F. max. No. 787-U7, 1045 F. max. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the 6oo-Pound American Standard (Bibe-icoo). They have a large male face j/f-inch high, with a serrated finish (approximately 34 concentric grooves per inch). When so ordered, flanged valves can be furnished with ring joint fac ing; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Prices include drilling to the 6oo-Pound Amer ican Standard, and spot facing; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced onlv. Face to face: Flanged valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (No. B16.10-1Q3Q). Ordering butt-welding valves: Orders for butt-welding valves must specify the inside diameter of the pipe with which they are to be used, or its wall thickness, so that the valve ends can be bored to match. List Prices, Each Sire Inches I m 1V2 2 2Vz 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Flanged F.D.&S.F. Butt-Welding 600-Pound 600-Pound 900-Pound Nos. 676-U4 676-U7 Nos. 776-U4 776-U7 Nos. 783-U4 783-U7 11 11 11 11 430.00 525.00 805.00 1205.00 1565.00 430.00 525.00 805.00 1205.00 1565.00 Use 1500Pound Valves 815.00 1065.00 1435.00 1930.00 2245.00 2245.00 2870.00 3285.00 ' 3285.00 4030.00 4325.00 i 4325.00 1 5465.00 5745.00 7420.00 9265.00 13830.00 7725.00* 9680.00* 13300.00* 22555.00 SocketWelding 1500-Pound 1500-Pound Nos. 787-U4 787-U7 No. 7811 U 405.00 445.00 490.00 610.00 770.00 ; 1015.00 1395.00 2185.00 2845.00 4360.00 6715.00 9690.00 14100.00* On request* 324.00 356.00 392.00 488.00 *900 and 1500-Pound Butt-Welding Valves having the catalog number suiiixed with the designation "U4" are not made in sizes 14-inch and larger. CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves 211 .p. -- 5 , "r High in strength yet light in weight. Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate \ A, Her unusual compactness and durability. M:rc,.1miincd de sign permits close nesting of we! ding end valves --and installation in minimum -pace. Center to top dimensions, too. are noticeably smaller than usual, making less headroom necessary. D-- 3U uUO. 0()U. jnd 1 500-PounJ Buct-W 'Ming 1500Pound Soeket-W dding Face to face dimensions of flanged valves con form to the American Standard for Facc-toFace Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Weld ing End Valves. Bib. 101030. End to end dimensions of welding end valves, in almost all instances, are shorter than specified in this Standard. Unless ring joint facing is specified, flanged valves will have 14-inch high large male faces. i_'Ui)-Pound Fl.ingoJ Class Size Dimensions, in Inches Butt-Welding or Socket-Welding Valves C! A D' open j B* c open Flanged Valves Diam Thick Diam Diam No. & D eter ness eter eter diam of of of of eter of flange flange male bolt bolt- (*) face circle studs By-passes: When sr ilied, ccoPound \ d 5-inch and larger ana ,1: : and rjco-Pound Valves 4-inch and larger can be furnished with a by-pass for steam and general service. 2'/?. 8% 3 10 191/41 8 21 1 9 4 12 25% | 10 5 15 30y2 1 12 6 18 33i/2 | 14 8 600 Pound 10 12 23 43% 1 20 28 51% 1 24 32 59Vfi 1 24 14 35 1 651/8 1 27 16 39 1 72 1 30 18 20 On applio " ion 1 24 3 12 1 23 | 10 4 14 1 273/4 1 14 5 17 1 331/2 1 16 6 20 i 391/2 | 20 900 8 Pound 10 26 1 47 | 24 31 1 52% i 24 112 36 ' 611/2 1 27 14 39 1 67 ; 30 16 43 1 731/2 | 36 18 ' On anplication 1 5% f | 13 i 5 1L 1,/4. 6%t ! 133/4 | 5 ; 13 19% 8 71/2 Ws 4% 5% 8-3/4 An extra charge is made 14 21 9 8 % I'A 5 6% 8-3/4 for the by-pass; prices 17 253/4 10 103/4 V/2 OVie 8V2 8-% and dimensions are 20 30% 12 13 13/4 75/, B IOV2 8-1 furnished on request. 22 33% 14 14 1% 8% 111/2 12-1 The size of the by-pass 26 433/g 20 I61/2 23/16 10% 1334 12-11/g will be as shown below. 31 sii/2 24 33 591/8 24 20 123/4 17 16-U/4 22 2% 15 191/4 I2O-IV4 `Flanged Valve f-.,,- to face dimensions (B) include the male face; thickness of flange dimensions do not. fSocket-Welding Valves 114-inch and smaller have a 15" socket depth; the 2-inch sice has a socket depth. The by-passes are rugged and durable, and have the necessary flexibility to compensate for ex pansion strains resulting from unequal tempera tures or fluctuating operating conditions, Seamless Chrome-.Molybdenum Alloy Steel pipe is used; all piping connections are welded, The by-pass valve is the full equivalent of the main valve insofar as ratings and service recommenda tions are concerned. Unless otherwise ordered, the by-pass is attached to the main valve at an angle of 30 from the center line of the main valve stem; it is positioned as close as practicable to the side of the main valve body. The by-pass valve is mounted so "hat its stem is approximately 30 from vertical. Motor operation: Valves installed in inaccessible By-Passes for 600. 900. and 1500-Pound Valves Siz if ' Nrc'.;' M.iin V.ike Bv-P ;11" 5 o 1500 Pound 1V2 2 2% 3 4 5 6 8 10 7t 1 171/4 1 8> 21 18i 2 1 10 20 12 ! 23 | 16 2734; 19 1 331/21 22 39 1 28 1 461,-2 1 34 ` 523/4 1 8 8 9; 10 14 16 20 24 | 27 locations, or used for emergency or other unusual purposes, are frequently required equipped with an electric, air, or gas motor unit; see pages 1 zo to iic) for complete description. Gearing: To facilitate operation, valves in the larger sizes can be made to order with spur or bevel gearing, and with extension stems if they are to be installed in inaccessible locations; prices on request. 10 A: 14 ' lo ls_ To I 1 : 24 l00.ind 1500-PounJonl v. 12 39 ` 6H/4 30 : For ratings, tests, recommendations, and general description of the pressure- 14 42 : 66 36 seal bonnet and the Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves, refer to pages 206 to 209. 16 47 751/4. 36 Templates for drilling page 462 Flange Facings pages 469 and 470 21 212 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves (Patented and Patent Pending) Cross section of a 3inch 1500-Pound Pres sure-Seal Y-Putccrn Globe Valve With Butt-Welding Ends The illustration above shows the typical construction of the larger size Crane 1500-Pound PressureSeal Bonnet Globe Valves. Like the gate valves described on the preceding pages, the globe valve line features many advantages. The Pressure-Seal Bonnet assures freedom from bonnet joint leakage and maintenance. Valves are com pact, light in weight, and save space. Because of the shape of the interior, pressure drop is low. For general description, see pages icO and 207. 1500-Pound Globe Butt-Welding Ends Body: The body is "Y" pattern; it has unusually smooth contours with only gradual changes in metal thickness. The area above the seat is considerable1 enlarged, and the low side of the seat is practically on the centerline of the body. The design of the seat and disc in combination with the special shape of the interior of the body produces minimum turbu lence and offers little resistance to flow. Pressure drop through these valves is surprisingly low for globe type construction. Body seating surface: The body seating Surface is integral with the body casting, consisting of a wide layer of Stellite facing. Stellite faced disc: The valves feature a newly designed, improved, swivel plug type disc faced with Stellite. In the 2-inch size, the disc stem ring is screwed onto the disc and tack welded in place, as shown in the illustration of the socket-welding end valve below. In sires 21 2-inch and larger, the disc is piston guided; the disc stem ring is screwed in. pinned, and tack welded to the disc as shown in the illus tration at the left. Rising, turning stem: The stem is the rising, turning type and oper ates through a threaded yoke bushing screwed into and pinned to the yoke. The stem is fully guided by long engagement with the yoke bushing and the lower end of the bonnet. Bonnet and yoke: The valves have the Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet, the yoke and retaining ring being integral. The wide yoke arms per mit easy accessibility to the stuffing box. Stuffing box and gland: The stuffing box is large and deep; it is filled with high grade packing. The two-piece gland consists of a gland and gland flange held in place by swinging gland eye bolts; the bolts will not loosen in service. Handwheel: Sizes 2 and z]4.-mch have a conventional style malleable iron wheel; sizes 3 and 4-inch have a cast steel hammer-blow wheel. 1500-Pound Globe and Angle Socket-Welding Ends Socket-welding end 1500-Pound Globe and Angle Valves in sizes i, 1 i\4, and 2-inch also are included in the Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet line. They are similar in construction to the 2-inch buttwelding end Globe Valves described above, except for the end con nections; they are also made in the angle pattern. The globe valve is the Y-pattern design, having an integral Stellite faced seat. The angle valves have a low seat, with a separate Stellite faced seat ring welded into the body. Both valves have unusually good flow characteristics, assuring low pressure drop. The Stellite faced disc is the improved Crane swivel plug type with a new disc stem ring connection and a long vertical fit be tween the bore of the disc and the pilot end of the stem. The characteristics of this construction assure the maximum in rigidity, while still permitting the disc to swivel. 21 General description . pages 206 and 207 List prices and dimensions.. . .page 213 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 213 Size Inches 1 l'/4 IV2 2 -V2 3 4 List Prices, Each 1500-Pound 1500-Pound Socket-Welding End Butt-Welding End No. 7852 U Globe 121.00 176.00 239.00 322.00 No. 7853 U Angle 121.00 176.00 239.00 322.00 No. 7189-U4 Globe No. 7189-U7 Globe 550.00 800.00 1060.00 1500.00 550.00 800.00 1060.00 1500.00 For additional description, see the preceding page. Materials: Valves having the catalog number suffixed with the designation "U4" are furnished with a Crane No. 4 Carbon-.\ lolybdenum Alloy Steel body, bonnet, and disc with Stellited face. Globe, 1500-Pourjd Socket-Welding No. 7852 U 1045 F. max. Angle, 1500-Pound Socket-Welding No. 7853 C 1045' F. max. Valves having the catalog number suffixed with the designation "U7" or "U" are furnished with a Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel body, bonnet, and disc with Stellited face. All valves have an Exelloy stem, Crane No. 7 Chrome- Molybdenum disc stem ring, cast carbon steel yoke, and Cast Manganese Bronze yoke bushing. Hand- wheels are malleable iron conventional type on sizes z}'2-inch and smaller and cast steel hammer-blow type on the 3 and 4-inch sizes. Recommendations: Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molyb denum Alloy Steel Globe Valves, designated as "U4", are suitable for a maximum temperature of 850 F. Globe, 1500-Pound Butt-Welding No. 7189-U4 850 F. max. Crane No. 7 ChromeMolybdenum Alloy Steel No. 7189-U7 1045 F. max. Globe and Angle Valves, designated as "U" or "U7", are suitable for a maximum temperature of 1045 F. See page 208 for pressure-temperature ratings and test pressures. Ordering butt-welding end valves: Orders for butt-welding end valves must always specify the inside diameter of the pipe with which they are to be used, or its wall thickness, so that the ends of the valve can be bored to match. Smaller size and higher pressure valves: If smaller size or higher pressure valves are desired, use the new Crane Lip-Seal Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves shown on pages 218 and nq. They are made in sizes to 2-inch with screwed and socket-welding ends and in the 1500 and 2500-Pound pressure classes. -G- -KAngle Type of Valve Size Dimensions, in Inches A B CD E F open open open G K L j Depth open socket Socket-Weld Angle Butt-Weld Globe Only 1 51/2 l3/8 4 Vi 125/g 11V4 135/g 51/2 2% 121/8 P/4 6Vi 1% 47/s 16 ! 13% 161/s 7 31/4 14 ' 1V2 7 2 5 17% 15% 18% 8 i 31/2 161/4 : 2 8V2 27/ik 6/is 19% 17V4 205/g 10 41/4 ! 171/2 1 2 8 Vi 27/l6 6V16 20 171/2 1 2OV2 10 2Vz 10 2% 7 Vs 245/g 21% 25 14 3 12 3% 85/8 28% 25 26 20 4 16 41/2 IIV2 1 33 34 291/4 l 321/z 20 General description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet. .. .pages 206 and 207 Ratings, tests, and service recommendations...................... page 208 12 1/2 v2 % 21 214 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves {Patented and Patent Pending) 900 and 1500-Pound Butt-Welding Ends Freedom from bonnet joint Stem: The stem is of lib leakage and maintenance, eral diameter, amply savings in space and w eight, strong, and well guided. It long service life, unusually has a long thread engage low pressure drop--these ment with the yoke and other benefits accrue to bushing. the user of Crane PressureSeal Bonnet Stop-Check Valves. Yoke bushing Hammer-blow wheel The stem hole in the lower end of the bonnet is Stellite faced to provide a good Body: The body of these i bearing and back-seat for valves--Y-pattern in the the stem. Globe type -- has stream lined contours with liberal internal area above the seat. Combined with the special shape of the seat and disc, this design offers minimum resistance to flow. Pressure drop through the valve is lower than is us ually accepted as good pe. formance for non-return or stop-check valve service. The body is equipped with a specially designed ex ternal pressure-equalizing pipe, welded in place, con necting the chamber above the disc with the outlet end of the body. The pipe is so assembled to the body that the end on the outlet pro trudes into the path of flow. Under high flow con ditions. an aspirator effect is produced by the pipe, assuring lower pressure above the disc than be Bonnet locking ring Yoke mounted on body Stellite guide and back-seat Piston guided disc Disc sleeve Welded seat ring Cross section of a 6-inch 900-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Angle Scop-Check Valve Pressure-Seal Bonnet: These valves have the Crane Pressure-Seal Bon net described on pages ico and 2c;. On the o and sinch sizes, the retaining ring and bonnet are drawn together by a threaded bonnet locking ring as shown on the cross section at the left. io and 12-inch sizes have a bonnet plate with bonnet studs, similar to the con struction illustrated on page 206. Direct yoke-body mounting: The yoke is mounted directly on the body, and the connection is secured by a simple but efficient circular clamp, us ing two Triplex Steel BoltStuds on each side of the two halves of the clamp. neath the disc and permitting high disc lift; should Handwheel: The handwheel is steel and is mounted the flow reverse, the pipe admits the higher pressure on the stem end. It is of hammer-blow construction to the top of the disc chamber, thereby forcing the to enable closing the valve under unbalanced pres disc to close quickly. sure conditions or against boiler test pressure. Body seat ring: The body seat ring is of special de Stuffing box: A tight stem seal is provided by the sign; it is slipped into an accurately machined large and deep stuffing box, which is filled with high recess in the hod\ and is seal-welded in place. It grade packing. will not loosen in service. The seating surface is Stellite faced. The valves have a two-piece ball-type gland, con sisting of a gland and gland flange. This construction Disc: The d:<c, also Stellite faced, is of piston maintains an even load on the packing and prevents guided const! .uion. and is equipped with two piston the gland from binding on the stem. The swinging rings. It (its snugly in the body, and is additionally gland eye bolts move out of the way when the stull- guided by the long shoulder on the end of the stem. ing box is being repacked. 1'his shoulder operates in a sleeve fastened in the disc; to prevent galling and scoring, the sleeve and List prices and dimensions .. page 215 21 the washer between the stem end and the disc are Pressure-temperature ratings .... .page 208 made of <1 steel ha\ ing extreme hardness. Description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet . pages 206 and 207 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves 215 Important , A -itriple and direct mechod of determining the bc<t ~izc of -top-check v<il\e, j' well the procure drop under curv ing conditions of Mote will be found on pages 21b and 217. Globe Y-Pattcrn Butt-Welding. 1045 F. max. 900-Pound--No. 7186 U 1500-Pound--No. 7192 U Angle Butt-Welding, 1045 F. max. 900-Pound--No. 7188 U 1500-Pound--No. 7194 U Materials: These valves have Crane No. 7 Chrome\ lolybdenum Alloy Steel body seat ring and disc, the scaling surfaces being faced with Stellite; the seat ring is seal-welded in the body. The stem, strong and durable, is made of Crane Exelloy. The body and bonnet also are made of Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel, and the valves are recommended for io45F. maximum temperature. Size Inches 6 8 10 12 List Prices, Each 900-Pound 1500-Pound No. 7186 U No. 7188 U No. 7192 U No. 7194 U Globe Angle Globe Angle 2830.00 4410.00 7030.00 9450.00 2830.00 4410.00 7030.00 9450.00 6190.00 9450.00 13280.00 6190.00 9450.00 13280.00 Test pressures: qoc-Pound Valves are given a 3250 pound shell test; liccPound Valves are given a 5400 pound shell test. The valves are also given a 100 pound air-under-water seat test. They are suitable for boiler test condi tions one and one-half times the nominal ratings to comply with the ASX IE Boiler Code. The valves are equipped with a hammer-blow handwheel and can be manually closed against boiler test pressure. They can also be equipped with toggle operators, gears, or motor operators at a special price. Ordering butt-welding end valves: These valves are made with butt welding ends. Orders must specify the inside diameter of the pioe with which they are to be used, or its wall thickness, so that the ends of the valve can oe bored to match. Angle Dimensions, in Inches Pressure Size A Class B C D E F G H * J |K1 L open open open open open | ,open 6 2U 5 15 26% 41% 36% 38 3934, 26 10 32 900-Pound 8 26 6% 191/4 32% i 49% 43% 46 4734 ; 30 13 37% 10 31 7% 231/4 l37i/2 57% 49% 52% 0434 1 36 15% 423g 12 36 93/i6 26H/, 6 44% ! 663/g 57 631/4 ! 651/4 - 36 18 50% 8 28 734 201/4 32% 50% 43% 46 47% 30 14 37% 1500-Pound 10 34 9 25 371/2 ! 58% 49% 5234 54% 36 1" 4238 12 39 ll3/16'27n/l6 4434 68% 57 63% 65% 36 19% 50% General description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet.. . .pages 206 and 207 21 216 CRANE Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Stop-Check Valves Selecting the Proper Size--Determining Pressure Drop A problem confronting the power piping designer is the selection of the best size of stop-eheck valve for his ser\ iee conditions. This t\ pe \ alve has a floating disc member, lienee it is important the valve be sized to provide full disc lift under conditions prevailing during the major portion of the service life of the installation. If the valve is too large, the disc will float in a partially open position: this may result in fluttering of the disc and rapid wear of valve parts. Conversely, if the valve is too small, pressure drop w ill be excessive. Crane has conducted numerous tests both in the lab oratory and in the held over a period of many years to establish the flow characteristics of Crane StopCheck Valves. As a result. Crane Engineers ha\e developed the chart shown on the opp<. ate page. The chart is a graphical solution of the flow formula and incorporates the valve flow factors which were determined by test. Its use offers a simple and elireet method of determining the best size of stop-check valve, as well as the pressure drop under varying conditions of flow, without any computation. How to Use the Chart Shown on the Opposite Page Given: Steam Pressure........... 1.000 pounds per sq. in., gauge Steam Temperature 8505 F Flow Rate............ 200.000 pound* per hour, maximum Find: The catalog number of the valve and the best size tor the above installation. Solution: Reference to the pressure-temperature ratings on page 208 indicates a stop-check valve of the 900-pound pressure class will be required: thus, either of the following may be used: No. 71 So U. Globe No. 7188 Angle The choice between the globe or angle depends, of course, upon the piping arrangement. The flow characteristics of Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Stop-Check Valves are identical for both globe and angle types. Sow, follow the text below and proceed as indicated by the arrows on the chart. 1. Enter the chart at the lower left at a temperature of 850 F. Move vertically upward to the curved line for 1000 psi gauge pressure, then horizontally to the right to establish a point on the specific volume line. From this point, draw a diagonal line through the flow' rate being investigated (100,000 pounds per hour) and establish a point on Index 1. 2. From the point on Index 1, draw another diagonal line through any assumed size of the No. 718b U or No. yiSS U (for example, the 6-inch size) and estab lish a point on Index 1. Move horizontally to the diagonal line in the right side of the chart and read the pressure drop at the intersection as 12 psi. Chart solutions resulting in a point on Index 1 that falls below Line A-A indicate the valve disc will not be fully lifted under the flow conditions used. Oper ation under such conditions is not recommended, but at times, must be tolerated for short periods during the low load portion of the operating cycle. 4. Repeat Steps 1 and 3 for all other probable sizes and determine the pres sure drop and mini mum flow rate for the wide open posi tion. Results are shown at the right. Valve Sire Inches 6 8 10 12 Pressure Drop 1 Minimum at Maximum i Flow Rate How Rate of for Wide 200.000 lbs. Open Val\ e per hour Lb*. fin Psi) per hour 12 14.81 Less than two 74.000 12 > .000 loo.ooo 280.000 5. Since the flow rate of 200,000 pounds per hour is designated as maximum, it may be assumed the boiler will frequently be operated at lower flow rates. On this basis, it is obvious both the 10 and 12-inch sizes would be too large. The choice between the 6 and 8-inch size depends upon the load-demand curve, and the final selection rests with the piping designer. 6. A typical daily load-demand curve, as shown in the chart below', indicates the advisable size is 8-inch. Minimum flow' rates for a fully lifted disc for both 6 and 8-inch sizes are shown in the chart. The disc will not be fully lifted for about 6 hours in the 6-inch valve and for about 8 hours in the 8-inch valve. However, since the pressure drop for the 8-inch is so much lower during high-load operation, it appears to be a better choice than the 6-inch. Pressure drop for any intermediate flow condition can be determined as outlined in Steps 1 and 2. Typical Daily Load-Demand Curve 3. Enter the chart where Line A-A intersects Index i. Move diagonally upward through the size being investigated (6-inch) and establish a second point on Index 1. From this point, extend a line to the specific volume established in Step 1, and at its intersection with the flow rate line, read 74.000 pounds per hour as the minimum flow rate at which the disc will be in the fully lifted position. The pressure drop at this flow rate is 2 psi. At all flow rates less than 74,000 pounds per hour through 6-inch valves, the pressure 21 drop may be expressed as "less than 2 psi". TIME OF DAY Selecting Proper Size Stop-Check (Cont.) CRANE 217 21 2: =z z 2 :z 2:Z: 2: z IZ ,z. ~7* iz: O' a a t/3 Q z 3 o a o Q Q D<y/>) zz. z XHQNI \ \ \ .33 3 |"n22i. 7o-------------------- v^-' SHHONI `HZIS HATVA .33 J2 ,, X so 00 'T1 "L Jss^ \ \ '-'I v____ x -- i o 1 1 xaaNi . ^^-- < 11111) 111 q- riijiiii[ 11 n 111 n 11 nip 111 ] 11 h11 111 rm 1) 1 m 11111) 1 1 1 11 n 1111 m ] 1111 p 11 i jiin|' iti 1 |'itii|ttt 11 http 1111 i] g g*g O O O O 0^0^ g g g 1 g g oO 0O0O0O o oo 0w 0>0 0*N*0cc 0a*. 0 oo* os 2i g2 s2 g2 CO O O samodnnoH ana * jani Avoaa jo hxvh -- -< 1 amod Had xaaa dihdd ni awnaoA oiaioads u*--s< oO OO I O l/> ^ a 1 V) w /V 5 UJ Q W-v D H < Cl U2] r* 218 CRANE Lip-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves fPacenccd) New, Small Size 1500 and 2500-Pound Valves For High-Pressure, High-Temperature Power Service Crane ('use bteel Globe and Angle Valves w ith the new, patented Lip-Seal Bonnet Joint are a marked advancement in small steel valve construction. The Crane Lip-Seal design has made possible the production of compact, relatively light-weight valves without sacrificing strength or durability. Absolute tightness, full seating area, free dom from bonnet joint maintenance, mini mum w eight and bulk, and easy dismantling and reassembly are a few of the advantages. Typical Cross Section Lip-Seal Bonnet Globe Valv Outside Screw and Yoke Socket-Welding Ends Made in both ijco and zjcc-Pound pres sure classes, the valves are especially recom mended for use in modern power, industrial, and chemical plants on main steam, auxili ary steam, boiler feed, and miscellaneous piping, as well as for drips, drains, by-pass, blowdown, and similar service. Sizes M to i-inch inclusive with screwed or socket welding ends are available. Lip-Seal Bonnet Joint: The Crane Lip-Seal design features an ex tremely simple construction. The body and bonnet are screwed to gether until a firm metal-to-metal contact is made between the smoothly machined flat surfaces on the shoulder of the bonnet and the top of the body. The small lips around the periphery are then seal welded. The welded seal is not subjected to bending moments which might break the seal, nor is it ever required to carry the mechanical load exerted upon the body-bonnet joint by pressure and stem thrust. Threaded members--plated to resist corrosion and to prevent galling or seizure--carry the entire mechanical load at relatively low stresses. The welded seal simply guards against any leakage. Easy dismantling and reassembly: Dismantling the valves is easy. Simply grind off the seal weld and unscrew the bonnet. With ordinary care, the seal weld may be repeatedly ground off for dismantling and welded upon reassembling, without damaging the valve. Disc and seat: The plug type disc and seat, ideal for rigorous service, provide a wide seating contact not easily affected by foreign matter or w iredrawing. The seating surfaces are faced with Stellite, a material that withstands corrosion and erosion unusually well and s excellent resistance to wear, seizure, galling, and abrasion. PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RATINGS Crane Alloy Steel Temp. Maximum Pounds Per Square Inch, Non-Shock Deg. 1500-Lb. 2500-Lb. Fahr. Valves Valves 100 3600 150 3550 200 3500 250 3450 6000 5915 5830 5750 300 * 350 400 450 500 3415 3375 3330 3295 3125 5690 56 25 5550 5490 5210 No. 7 Chrome- Moly. 550 600 650 700 750 2955 2770 2580 2350 2125 4925 4620 4300 3920 3550 800 850 900 950 1000 1875 1750 1625 1500 1370 3125 2925 2700 2500 2285 1010 1020 1030 1040 1045 1325 1250 1150 1050 1000 2205 2085 1915 1750 lbb5 Ac 9505 -. and low cr. racings No. 9 arc same as for No. 7 Seed. Chrome- 1000 1500 2500 Moly. 1010 1430 2383 1020 1360 2266 <\lade co order) 1030 1040 1290 1220 2149 2032 1050 1150 1915 HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES Valve 1500-Lb. Valves 2500-Lb. Valves Shell Seat 5400 pounds 9000 pounds 3700 pounds 1 6100 pounds Seat cesced 100 pounds air-under-wacer. Rigid, swivel <y hi di sc-stem connection ;< disc tapered to permit close reguloticn of flow when throttling Disc-stem connection: An improved discstem connection holds all clearances to a minimum and places the seating load closer to the actual seating surface of the valve. In assembly, the disc stem ring is screwed down hand tight, axially forming a continuous metal-to-metal contact between the disc and stem. The disc stem ring is then locked to the disc by a tack weld. The stem is fully guided by a yoke bushing and by long engagement with the lower end of the bonnet. Minimum radial clearance, the long vertical fit between the pilot end of the stem and the bore in the disc, and no axial clearance pro duce maximum rigidity while permitting the disc to swivel. Yoke and yoke bushing. The yoke has heavy metal sections and is cast integral with the bonnet. The yoke bushing, screwed into the yoke and firmly locked in place by a Groov-Pin, will not loosen in service. Stuffing box and gland: The stuffing box, of liberal proportions and filled with the finest quality packing, provides a tight seal around the stem. The two-piece ball type gland, consisting of a gland and a gland flange maintains an even load on the packing and prevents binding of the stem. The gland flange is held in place by swing ing eye bolts. (continued on the next page) CRANE Lip-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves (Patented) 219 {continued from the preceding page) Materials: Crane i^zz and ijce-Pound Lip-Seal Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves are regularly furnished with the body and bonnet made of Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel. This steel exhibits a high resistanee to steam corrosion and excel lent strength retention at elevated temperatures. Valves made of No. 7 Steel arc recommended for temperatures up to 1045 F. W here somewhat greater strength and better resistance to steam corrosion are desired at extremely high temperatures, the valves can be made to order of Crane No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel; prices will be furnished on application. All valves have an Exelloy stem. The yoke bushing is made of Cast Manganese Bronze. The gland is Cast Manganese Bronze on sizes i-inch and smaller and thrigized steel on the larger sizes. The gland flange is forged steel. Standards: The pressure-temperature ratings for Crane 1700 and 2 5cc-Pound Lip-Seal Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves are shown in the table on the opposite page. The ratings, at tem peratures up to and including Q500 F., agree with those in Sup plement No. 1 (Bioeb-iqgq) to American Standard Bi6e-iQ3q. The ratings at higher temperatures are based on the permissible stresses defined in the A.S.M.E. Boiler Code for the chromemolybdenum steels to which Crane No. 7 and No. q Steels correspond. Full seating area: The diameter of the seat opening in these valves is the same as the port diameter, being at least equiva lent to the inside diameter of Schedule p'd pipe on 1500-Pound Valves and to Double Extra Strong pipe on 2500-Pound Valves. Repacking: These valves can be repacked while under pressure. W hen wide open, the top of the disc stem ring meets the underside of the bonnet in an angle-to-ball seat, forming a tight, line bearing contact. Globe, Screwed No. 3860 U 1500-Pound No. 3960 U 2500-Pound Globe. Socket-Welding No. 3862 U 1500-Pound No. 3962 V 2500-Pound Angie, Screwed No. 3861 U 1500-Pound No. 3961 U 2500-Pound Angle, Socket-Welding No. 3863 U 1500-Pound No. 3963 U 2500-Pound Globe -XX List Prices and Dimensions Class ValveTypeandCatalogNo. Size , Screwed Socket- j End Welding End List Prices ' Globe1 AngleiGlobel Angle Inches Each A Dimensions, in Inches Dia. of Depth B C D E* port and of scat socket opening % 4 2 9 8 Vi 4% % 1500 1 .. No. No. No. 3A l 43/4 2% 11 Vi 10% Prices 5% 23/4 11% 11% 6 7 % 13/l6 V*VCT3860U;3861U 3862 U 3863 U W* ( IV2 request 6Vi 3V4 7 3% 14 13% 8 16 15 10 lS/32 1` V32 2 8V2 4V4 I8I/4 17% 12 l1 Vie Vi 4 2 87/s 83/g 4% % 2500 KT No. No. No. % 1 43/4 23/8 11% 113/16 6 Prices Ski 23/4 12% 11 % 7 % 5/g Vaive.^%0 U 3961 U 3962 U 3963 U 1% lVi 2 request 6Vi 7 8V2 3 Vi 14 13%g 3>/2 163/tsl 153/g 41/4 183/4 173/4 8 10 12 % 13/32 1V2 `Dimension "l" indicates the length ol the handle or the diameter ol the \v heel. . and inch valve-? have a Stvlc S Tec Handle (not illustrated 1: larger sires have a Style D Wheel. % V'2 % l/2 % 3'g 3g % % l/2 12 3'S Materials pages 1 to 9 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves.. . .pages 206 to 215 m 220 CRANE Pressure-Seal Line Joints Butt-Welding Ends yPaten ted Cr,.ne Pressure-Seal Line Joints are designed for use on high-pressure hiuh-tcmpcruture steam service in \\c I Jed piping where access to equip ment may he desired without neces sitating torch-cutting of a line and where conventional flanged joints arc susceptible to leakage or require constant maintenance. Cross Section 1500-Pound Line Joint Prices and dimensions are furnished on application. Construction: These joints are considerably smaller and lighter in weight than regular bolted joints of corresponding sice made with American Standard flanges. They utilize the internal fluid pressure to assist in forcing the seal ring and mating parts together; the seal ring loading increases as the pressure increases, thus maintaining tightness. All Pressure-Seal Line Joints have butt-welding ends. The smaller sizes arc made with a screwed union ring, a stub end, a seal ring, and a socket end. Larger sizes are semi-flanged, as illustrated above; they are made with a stub end, a ring flange, a seal ring, a socket flange with welding end, and studs and nuts. Pressure classes and sizes: Pressure-Seal Line Joints are made to order in the 600, qoo, and r 500- Pound pressure classes, in sizes i to 10-inch, with the ends bored for any schedule of pipe. Material: These joints can be made of a variety of alloy steels to meet specific requirements, or of a combination of alloys, one for each half of the joint. In the latter case, they provide an ideal means of joining dissimilar metals in a piping system, w here the welding together of those metals might present an extremely difficult problem. Inquiries and orders: Inquiries and orders should specify: quantity; size; service conditions in terms of fluid, pressure, and temperature; materials re quired on each or both ends; schedule number or the outside and inside diameter of the pipe or tubing being used. Steel Gate Valves; Steel Pipe-Line Valves CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves (And Cast Steel Pipe-Line Valves) Crane Scee! Wedge Gate Valves can be classified into two gen eral croups. The first group covers valves 2-inch and smaller; these are frequently considered general utility valves and are used in a wide variety of services, often ac pressures and temperatures lower than the recommended maximum. The second group covers valves ranging in size as large as 24-inch, all made similar in design and available in each of the American Standard pressure classes; the sizes range below 2-inch in some of the pressure classes. Cast Steel Valves, Sizes 2-Inch and Smaller 6cc-Pound, with Union Bonnet......................................................... page 223 6oo-Pound, with Bolted Bonnet....................................pages 224 and 225 Cast Steel Valves, 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, and 1,500-Pound Pressure-Temperature Ratings.......................................................... page 226 Service Recommendations................................................................... page 226 Description and Specification of Materials............... pages 227 and 228 List Prices................................................................................................. page 229 Dimensions................................................................................................page 230 By-Passes.................................................................................................. page 231 Gearing.......................................................................................................page 234 2500-Pound............................................................................................... page 234 Cast Steel Pipe-Line Valves Class 600................................................................................pages 232 and 233 For Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves, see Section 21, For Crane-Paul Venturi Ball Valves, see pages 392 and 393, The Steel Valves listed above comprise only a part of the complete line of Crane Steel products. Other steel products are shown and described in detail in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the following pages: Steel Globe and Angle Valves.......................pages 235 to 248 Steel Check Valves............................................pages 249 to 25b Steel Stop-Check Valves Pro'-urc-Seal Bonnet..................................pages 214 to 217 Bolted Bonnet...............................................pages 301 to 307 Steel Safety Valves........................................................ page 324 Steel Relief Valves........................................pages 333 and 334 Steel Sediment Separators............................................page 35b Steel Flanged Fittings......................................page' 2o7 to 274 Steel Welding Fitting'.....................................page' 275 to 20 Steel Flanges................................................... page' 2b 1 to 29,4 Steel Screwed Fittings....................................pages 257 to 2b2 Forged Steel Unions.................................. page' 2o3 and 2b4 Forged Steel Flange Unions. ............... pages 142 and 2o5 Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Products......... pages 375 to 39o Fabricated Piping.. . pages 497 to 522 221 222 22 CRANE Crane Products For Every Service At the left I-'lunged fittings, flanges, and valves made by Crane in lines between compressors and dis tillation unit in a natural gasoline plant. Below Crane welding ell and chain wheel operated valve on exhaust steam in a rubber plant Above Crane welding fittings, flanges and double disc gate valves natural gas pipe line. At the right A municipal fire boat with Crane steel gate valves in water pumping lines, and other Crane marine equipment. CRANE 600-Pound Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Union Bonnet--Outside Screw and Yoke 223 22 Gate Screwed No. 3602 X No. 3602 XW No. 3602 L Gate Socket-Welding No. 3603 X No. 3603 XW No. 3603 L For additional information on working pressures, refer to paragraph on "Service Recommendations" shown below. WORKING PRESSURES Temperature Pounds Degrees t. Non-Shock .,0 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 *800 *850 *900 *950 *1000 ~~2000 1910 1820 1730 1640 1550 1460 f 1370 | 1280 1190 1110 1030 | 940 1 850 780 700 600 1 530 1 380 ' TEST PRESSURES Shell--2175 pounds hydrostatic Seat--2100 pounds hydrostatic Seat tested 100 pounds air-under-water Cross Section Gate Sire No. 3602 X, XW, or L, Screwed No. 3603 X, XW, or L, Socket-Welding Dimensions, in Inches End to end Depth of Socket Center to top, open Diameter of wheel List Prices and Dimensions Inches | Vs % % Each; 20.00 20.00 23.50 Each; 20.00 20.00 23.50 1 1'h 2Vr 3 1 Vie Vie % 1 5% 5% 6% 1 2>/2 2`/2 3 Vs 1 i 1 1 Vs 28.50 1 34.00 1 44.00 28.50 34.00 1 44.00 i3V2 37/g 1 4Vi 1 Vl6 i Vs 1 3 Vie 7 i 8 1 95/s 3/2 i 4 1 5 Hi 55.00 55.00 4\/2 % 10l/2 5 2 75.00 75.00 0V4 1 12i/8 6 *Service recommendations: These valves are made with three types of trim: Class "X" (Exelloy seats, disc, and stem) for oil or oil vapor up to i coo F.; Class "XW" (Crane Hardened Stainless Steel disc and Exelloy seats and stem) for steam (850 F. maximum), water, gas, or air; and Class "L" (18-8 Mo Alloy seats, disc, and stem) for liquids and gases (not steam), up to 75 F. temperature, that may be corrosive to Exelloy but not 18-8 Mo Alloy. For more details on "X" and "XW trim, see "Service Recommendations" on page 226 (Class "XW" is recommenued for the same services as de fined there for "XR trim). The valves find wide application in oil refineries, oil and gas fields, power stations, and industrial plants. Low in price, unusually compact, and light in weight yet amply strong, these union bonnet valves are well suited for many services which do not re quire the bolted bonnet valves shown on the follow ing two pages. Body, bonnet, and yoke: The body, bonnet, and voke are high quality carbon steel. The valves have the bonnet and yoke made in separate pieces and joined by long, fine threads; they are held to the body by a heavy steel union ring. Bonnet joint: Bonnet joints are fitted with a soft iron gasket, assuring tightness and ease of main tenance. The male and female joint between body and bonnet eliminates possibility of a gasket blowout. Body seat rings: Body seat rings have heavy sec tions. They seat against a square shoulder. Being securely rolled into place, there is no danger of leak age around the ring, and they will not loosen in service. Disc: Long machined guide ribs on each side of the disc operate in channels in the valve body. With the disc closely guided throughout its entire travel, seat ing surfaces are protected against unnecessary wear. Stem: The stem is finished with a tapered shoulder for back-seating in the bonnet. The lower end has m integral tee-head which fits into a slot in the disc. Bolted gland: A bolted gland avoids threading, and thereby weakening, the yoke legs. Steel swinging type eye bolts, hinged to the yoke, hold a steel onepiece gland and gland flange rigidly in place; the bolts will not come off in service. Stuffing box: A wide and deep stuffing box provides liberal packing space for a tight seal. It is filled w irh high quality packing. These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Small 600-Pound Bolted Bonnet Valves.. ..pages 224 and 225 Description of materials.. . .pages 1 to 9 224 22 CRANE 600-Pound Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Bolted Bonnet -- Outside Screw and Yoke For list prices, dimensions, and recommendations, see the opposite page. This Crane line answers the need lor hit^h duality. compact, litjhc but strong, small -uvl gate valves. L'nusuulh rugged and durable, their design includes features heretofore found only in larger sice or more expensive valves. The valves are made with a bolted bon net, and screwed, flanged, or socket welding ends in the to 2-inch sices. For union bonnet valves in sices H to iinch, see the preceding page. Body, bonnet, and yoke: The body and one-piece bonnet and yoke are cast from high quality carbon steel. The valves have a larger port than is usual for valves of this type; the seat opening diameter is approximately the same as the nominal valve size. Cross Section Wedge Gate--Bolted Bonnet Oucside Screw and Yoke Bonnet joint: Bonnet joints are fitted with a soft iron gasket, assuring tight ness and ease of maintenance. The male and female joint eliminates any possi bility of a gasket blowout. The bonnet joint has generous strength and can be quickly and easily dismantled and reassembled. For greater compactness, the valves are fitted with studs, made of Triplex Steel. WORKING pressures _ Temp. Pou ndsCNon-Shoek Screwed; Flanged Valves , or . `With Wich Socket- '^-inch Ring Welding ( Male Joint Deg. F. Valves ' Facing Facing Class "XW", for Steam or Water Class "X", for Oil or Oil Vapor 100 2000 ISO 1910 200 1820 250 1730 1200 1180 1160 1140 440 420 100 t-380 300 1640 350 1550 400 1460 450 1370 500 1280 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 13bo 1350 1330 1320 1250 550 1190 600 1110 650 1030 700 940 750 850 950 1180 890 1110 830 1030 760 U40 680 850 800 780 600 730 850 700 490 600 Class "X'\ for Oil or Oil Vapor 900 600 420 420 950 530 330 330 1000 380 240 240 `When an all-metal gasket >'corrugat .1 or flat) is used with large male and female facings, these rating; w ill apply only when the concacc area of the gasket is not greater than that of a large " "gue and groove g<i<ket. Disc and body seat rings: In "X" trimmed valves, for oil or oil vapor, the disc and body seat rings are Exefloy; in ''XW" trimmed valves for steam or water, the body seat rings are Exelloy and the disc is Crane Hardened Stainless Steel (surface of seating area hardened to 500 Brinell). Body seat rings have heavy sections. They seat against a square shoulder. Being securely rolled into place, there is no danger of leakage around the rings, and they will not loosen in service. Valve TEST PRESSURES Pounds Hydrostatic Screwed Flanged Valves or With With Socket- '4-inch Ring Welding Male Joint Valves Facing Facing Disc guides: Full length machined guide ribs on each side of the disc operate in channels in the valve body. With the disc closely guided throughout its entire travel, seating surfaces are Shell Seat 2175 2100 1800 1550 2175 1550 Seat cested 100 pounds air-under-water. protected against unnecessary wear. Stem: The stem is Exelloy. Of liberal diameter, the lower end has an integral tee-head and is finished with a tapered shoulder for back-seating in the bonnet. Bolted gland: The bolted gland avoids threading, and thereby weakening, the yoke legs. Steel swinging type eye bolts, hinged to the bonnet, hold the steel one-piece gland and gland flange rigidly in place; Accurately cut threads on the upper end provide the bolts will not come off in service. The packing positiv e control w ith minimum friction; being outside load can be easily adjusted. of the valve, they are easily lubricated. Stuffing box: A wide and deep stuffing box pro Disc-stem connection: These valves have a tee-head discstem connection, providing a safe, rugged, but flexible cou pling between the stem and Wide Seating Surface Tee-Head Disc-Stem Connection vides liberal packing space for a tight seal. It in filled with high quality cut ring packing. Yoke sleeve: The yoke sleeve has excellent bearing qualities, strength, and a high melting point. disc. The tee-head on the stem slips into a machined slot of corresponding shape in the disc. The connection is excep tionally strong, yet it cannot distort the stem; binding of parts is avoided. Long Disc Guides Handwheel: Wheels are malleable iron; those for 1 j4-inch valves and smaller are of the dished design with gripping knobs around the outer edge. 1 hey are locked to the yoke sleeve by means of a setscrew. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can ve repacked while under pressure. CRANE 600 Pound Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Bolted Bonnet -- Outside Screw and Yoke 225 22 Service recommendations: These valves are ideal lor a wide variety of services in oil refineries, oil and gas fields, central power stations, and in dustrial plants, on high pres sure hydraulic lines and on high pressure-temperature steam or oil lines. Valves with "X\V" trim are particularly satisfactory for steam, water, air, gas, and other non-lubricating and relatively non-corrosive fluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, etc.: also for oil having low viscosity such as used in hydraulic systems, esspecially where seating loads are extremely high. They are recommended for maximum temperatures of 850 F. on steam and 500 F. on all other services. Valves with "X" trim should always be used for oil or oil vapor service at temperatures over 500 F. up to iooo0 F., and for most corrosive and unrefined oils regardless of temperature. For lubricating oils up to 500 F., either "X" or "XW" trim should give equal satisfaction. These are high quality valves, having large area seat opening and full size, rugged construc tion throughout. Their bolted bonnet makes it easy to dis mantle even the larger sizes with a small wrench. Gate Screwed No. 3607 X No. 3607 XW Gate Sockct-WeIJing No. 3611 X No. 3611 XW Gate Flanged No. 3615 X No. 3615 XW For working pressures and general description, see the preceding page. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches' l/2 % , 1 1V4 I`/2 2 No. 3607 X or XW, Screwed 28.20 34.20 40.80 52.80 66.00 90.00 No. 3611 X or XW, Socket-Welding 28.20 34.20 40.80 52.80 66.00 90.00 No. 3615 X or XW, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. 48.00 56.00 69.00 85.00 106.00 136.00 i End to end, Screwed 3 iVz 4>/g 41/4 41/2 514 End to end, Socket-Welding 31/2 i 4 4VS 414 414 5>4 Depth of socket s/s 1 Vl6 3/4 t3/is Vi 1 `Face to face. Flanged 6V2 ' 7l/2 81/2 9 91-2 114 Center to top, open Dimensions Diameter of wheel 6% 7i*/i6 Wie IOS/,6 12 3Vz 4 5 5 6 14>/2 7 Inches Diameter of flange `Thickness of flange Diameter of male face 3% 4% 4% 9/lfi % ll/l6 1% l`V.6 2 5'A 13/l6 2V2 61 g Vi V'i 6*2 l 3% Diameter of bolt circle Number of bolts 2% : 31/4 W2 3% 4'4 4 4 4 V2 4 5 8 Diameter of bolts V2 % % % % % `Face to face dimensions include the }4" male lace: thickness of llange dimension' Jo not. Face to face: Face to face dimensions of the flanged valves, sizes i-inch and larger, conform to the Ameri can Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (X'o. B16.10-1030). This Standard does not include sizes } _> and ;5.t-inch. Flange dimensions, facing, and drilling: End flanges on flanged valves conform to the Ooo-Pound American Standard (Bit>e-iQ3q). They have a male face li-inch high (large male), finished with concen tric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. When so ordered, flanged valves can be furnished with ring joint, female, tongue, or groove facing; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. List prices include drilling to the ooc-Pound Ameri can Standard (Bibe-iqjq), and spot facing. No deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Valves with 150-Pound flanges: Flanged valves having end flanges conforming to the 1 jc-Poi.nJ American Steel Flange Standard can be made to order; prices will be furnished on application. Monel trimmed valves: Monel trimmed steel gate and globe valves for corrosion-resistant service are listed on page 3S7. Union bonnet valves: Crane also manufactures a complete line of Occ-Pound Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves with Union Bonnet; see page 223. Description of materials . pages 1 to 9 Templates for drilling For dimensions of ring joint and special facings, see pages 469 to 471. page 462 226 22 CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Temp. Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock For Valves Shown on pages 227 to 231 and 234_______ `Flanged Valves with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Valves with Ring Joint Facing, Butt-Weld 'g- and Screwed End Valves Air, or Gas 3 Clast XR Oil or Oil Vapor Clag* X Steam Oil Vapor, Oil, Class X Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Carbon _ Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Fahr. 100 ISO 700 7 SO , 300 ; 350 1 400 45a son 1 550 ' 600 1 700 7S0 R00 850 Qftft : Q50 | innn [ 1050 1 1166 : Lb. 2JU 220 210 200 190 180 170 100 150 140 130 170 lift 100 92 s 825 4SS 5 140 5 300 Lb. 600 590 580 570 560 550 540 525 500 475 445 415 380 360 340 320 300 4705 4190 400 Lb. 800 785 770 760 740 725 710 700 630 590 550 500 475 450 425 400 135O `250 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. | 1200 1800 3000 1180 1770 2950 1160 ' 1740 2900 1140 . 1710 i 2850 1120 ! 1680 ! 2800 1095 1 1645 1 2740 1075 1615 1050 : 1580 1000 i 1500 950 1420 890 i 1330 2690 2630 2500 2370 2220 830 l 1240 760 . 1140 720 1080 680 1020 640 960 2070 1900 1800 1700 1600 600 1 900 1500 `530 `795 `1325 `380 , `570 ` 950 5000 4915 4830 4750 4660 4565 4475 4380 4165 3950 3700 3450 3160 2995 2830 Zbb5 2500 `2205 `1580 , ' ; | , | 1 . . ' 1 , , 150 Lb. 275 255 240 225 210 195 180 165 150 140 130 120 no 100 925 82" `705 `555 `405 300 400 Lb. Lb. 720 960 710 945 700 930 690 920 680 910 675 900 665 890 660 875 b25 835 590 790 555 740 515 690 470 .'635 425 575 375 500 350 4/0 325 425 300 400 `230 `310 `135 <180 ` 90 `120 600 Lb. 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 750 700 650 600 `470 `270 `180 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. 2160 2130 2100 2070 2050 2025 3600 3550 3500 3450 3415 3375 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5b25 2000 3330 15550 1975 3295 5490 1875 I 3125 5210 1775 1 2955 4925 1660 1 2770 4620 1550 2580 4300 1410 ! 2350 3920 1275 2125 , 3ooU 1125 1 1875 3125 1050 . 1750 , 2925 975 I 1625 900 1500 `700 ' `1170 `405 '< 675 `270 ` 450 2700 2500 `1950 `1125 ' 750 Flanged No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves (Made to order) Oil or Oil Vapor only Clast X II 100 I to 750 800 850 900 | 950 ! 1000 I 1050 1 1100 `Facings Other Than Ring Joint For temperatures up to 900 F., these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves shown above. 310 410 300 400 200 275 135 180 90 120 620 930 1550 2580 600 900 1500 2500 400 600 1000 1675 270 405 675 1125 180 270 450 750 Ring Joint Facing For temperatures up to 800 F., these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves shown above. 400 525 375 500 350 475 325 425 300 400 225 275 150 200 800 I 1200 750 1 1125 700 1050 650 975 600 900 425 650 275 425 2000 3325 1875 3125 1750 2925 1625 ' 2700 1500 ; 2500 1075 1775 700 I 1175 `When an all-metal gasket (corrugated or fiat) is used with raised face, lapped, or large male and female facings, these ratings will apply only when the contact area of the gasket is not greater, and the inside diameter of the gasket is not less, than that of a large tongue and groove gasket. "When welding end valves are used at temperatures over 8jo F. in services where graphitization may be a problem, valves made of Crane No. 7 or No. q Chrome-\ lolybdenum Steel are recommended. "Service recommendations: Valves with "XR trim are particularly satisfactory tor steam, water, air. gas, and other non-lubricating and relatively non-corrosive fluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, etc.; also for oil having low viscosity such as used in hydraulic systems, especially where seating loads are extremely high. They are recommended for maximum temperatures of 850 F. on steam and 500 F. on all other services. Valves with "X" trim should always be used for oil or oil vapor service at temperatures over 500 F. and for most corrosive and unrefined oils regardless of temperature. Maximum recommended tempera tures are: iccc5 F. on 150-Pound, and 1 ico F. on 300 to 25cc-Pound Valves. For lubricating oils up to 500 F., either "X" or "XR" should give equal satisfaction. "U" trim is provided primarily for high temperature (up to Q500 F.) steam lines. 4These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. "Ratings for 150-Pound Valves for 8co F. and higher apply to sizes 1 z-inch and smaller only. Cold service: For temperatures between o and ico F., the ratings for ioo F. apply. For sub-zero serv ice, materials with suitable impact resistance must be used; recommendations on request. Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered, flanged end 150 and 3CC-Pound Valves regularly are fur nished with J ie-inch raised faces, and qcc-Pound and higher pressure valves, with J-^-inch male laces. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA Bioeoiq4q) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iq3Q and those in the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard No. ccc, Second Edition, 1951. CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves t* 227 22 Crane Cast Steel Out- HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES. IN POUNDS 3co, 400, 6co. oco, 17 to, siJe Screw ar.J 'i okc Flanged Valves : FlangeJ Valves and eioc-Poundmd W edge Cate Vdl\cs are except 1 on.;IIy sturdy, | With Facing Other iWith Ring Joint Face PClSasT Than Ring Joint Screwed and with flanged, screwed or butt-welding ends. rugged .ind Jura Me > Butt-Welding Valves Made of carbon or alloy Carefully s e 1 c c c e d materials of superior quality combined w ith designs of outstanding merit assure the highest utility. The valves are particularly well suited for high-pressure, hightemperature services 1 Shell Seat Shell Seat li lOo 1 150-Pound 350 --425 350 300-Pound ` 900 i 775 * 1100 1 775 400-Pound i 1200 i moo | 1450 1000 600-Pound 1800 | 1550 | 2175 , 1550 900-Pound 2700 ; 2250 | 3250 ! 2250 1500-Pound 4500 i 3700 5400 3700 Valve seats are tested 100 pounds air-under-water. steels, the valves are furnished with trim materials especially suited for the recom mended services, assur ing maximum valve per formance. The general design of Crane Cast Steel \\ 'edge Gate Valves and have a wide appli For working pressures, see opposite page. is described on the next cation in long-distance page and material speci pipe lines, in modern industrial plants and central fications are show,n in the table below. power stations, and in oil refineries. List prices and dimensions are shown on pages no The Crane line is complete and includes ,!ves in a and 230 ''prices and dimensions of ijoc-Pour.J wide range of sites, in seven pressure classes U5s, Valves are furnished on application;. Specification of Materials 15c-Pound Valves are regularly made of Crane Car bon Steel. 300, 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound Valves are regularly made of Crane No. 4 CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Steel. The valves are furnished with a variety of trim ma terials as indicated below. Orders should specify both catalog number and letter suffix; catalog numbers are listed on page 22Q. For extremely severe oil or oil vapor services, valves can be made of Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel. They are made to order only; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Kind of Trim Names of Parts 150 Pound Valves 300 Pound Valves 400 Pound Valves 600 Pound Valves 900 Pound Valves 1500 Pound Valves 2500 Pound Valves `Class "X" Oil or Oil Vapor 1100'F. Max. Class "XR" Steam or Water 850= F. Max. `Class "U" Steam or Water 950' F. Max. Body and Bonnet Carbon Steel 6" and smaller No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel 11 Exellov 8" and smaller Exelloy Disc 12" and smaller Exellov 11 Larger sites Exelloy-Faced Carbon Steel Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel Body Seat Rings Exelloy Stem Exelloy Bonnet Gasket Corrugated Soft Iron Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs TriDlex Steel Body and Bonnet Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel 6" and smaller | 1 1 1 | Exelloy 8" and smaller | 1 Exelloy 1 Disc 12" and smaller Exelloy Larger sites Exelloy-Faced Carbon Steel 1111 Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel Body Seat Ring No. 49 Nickel Alloy Stem Exelloy Bonnet Gasket Corrugated Soft Iron Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Triplex Steel Body and Bonnet No. 4 Curbon-Molybder.. m Steel Disc Body Seat Rings Stem Bonnet Gasket 150-Pound Yuhcs with "L" trim arc not listed. tSoft Ironj Stellite-Faced Alloy Steel Stellite-Faced Alloy Steel Exelloy Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Temnlex Steel Exelloy or Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel 2500-Pound Valves with "XR" trim are not regularly furnished. `For detailed -er\ ice recommendation-, -cc the oppo-ite rage. tCorrugatcd Soft Iron. List prices . page 229 Description of materials.. . pages 1 to 9 Dimensions .. page 230 228 CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Body and bonnet: The body and bonne: are unusually rugged. bav in," heavy metal sections and am ple reinforcement at points sub jected to "routes: stress. The body has straight-through ports with out recess except between the seats, assuring minimum turbu lence, erosion, and resistance to flow. The bonnet is equipped with a bonnet bushing. Bonnet joint-: The bonnet joint of 150-Pound Valves is plain faced, accurately machined, and fitted with a gasket. 300-Pound Valves have a self-centering male and female joint equipped with a gasket. All other valves have a ring-type joint. When so ordered, valves can be furnished with other types of fac ing. such as ring joint, female, tongue, groove, etc.; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Finish of flange faces: The idc-inch raised f :es and the l4inch male faces ..re finished with concentric grooves, approximately 31 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. A smooth finish can be furnished on the raised or male faces, when specified; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Valves can be fur nished with a by-pass. See ruge 231 for prices and description. Triplex or Templex Steel through Gearing: Larger size valves can bolt-studs produce a tight, strong be made with gears to facilitate bonnet joint. operation; prices on application. Ball-bearing yoke: The follow ing valves are regularly equipped See page 234 for information and description. with a ball-bearing yoke to facil itate operation: Motor or cylinder operation: These valves can be equipped 400-Pound.................... 8-inch and larger with an electric, air, or gas motor, 600 and 900-Pound... 6-inch and larger 1500 and 2500-Pound . 5-inch and larger 300-Pound Valves 14-inch and larger can be equipped with a ball-bearing yoke when orders so specify; prices on application. Outside Screw and Yoke Wedge Gate Valve (With Ball-Bearing Yoke) or an operating cylinder: prices on application. See pages 124 to 12Q for description. Standards: In design and mate rials Crane Cast Steel Gate Valves exceed the requirements of Stand Body seat rings: All valves have shoulder-type ards issued by the American Standards Association body seat rings. In "X" and "XR" trimmed valves, and the American Petroleum Institute. the seat rings are screwed into the body. In "U" trimmed valves, they are either screwed into the body or slipped in and welded, depending on the valve size. End flanges on flanged valves conform to the Ameri can Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, B16e-1Q3Q, for their respective pressure class. Disc and stem: The disc is of the solid web type, with long close-fitting guides to maintain accurate seating and to reduce wear. A tee-head disc-stem connection prevents lateral strains on the stem. The stem is of liberal diameter with long and accurately cut threads, and has ample engagement with the yoke sleeve. Stuffing box: The stuffing box on all valves is deep, assuring tightness and long packing life. The stuffing box is the lantern type on all except the i5c-Pound Valves. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Gland: All valves have a two-piece ball-type gland and gland flange which exert an even pressure on the packing without binding the stem. Flange facings: The 150 and 3Zc-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with an American Standard 16-inch raised face on the end flanges: the ace, occ. arc. 15zz. and 25zz-Pound Flanged Valves regularly have a } 4-inch male face (large male). All flanged and butt-welding valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Welding End Valves, Bib. 10iq3q, for their respective pressure class. (This Stand ard does not include 3J^-inch 6oo-Pound Valves, or butt-welding valves larger than S-inch.) All flanged and butt-welding end valves, with Excllov ("X") trimmings, conform to the API Standard for Flanged and Welding End Steel Wedge Gate Valves for Refinery Use, No. boo, Second Edition, 1051. (This Standard does rot include sizes 3 J4 and 5-inch.) 150, 300, 4co, and bcc-Pound Flanged and 300, 400. and bcc-Pound Butt-Welding End Valves, with Exelloy ("X") trimmings, conform also to the API Standard for Pipe Line Valves, No. b-D, Sixth Edi tion, May, iQ4Q. (This Standard does not include sizes 1} >, 31 -j. and 5-inch, nor 150-Pound Butt-V eld ing End" Valves.) Pressure-temperature ratings Service recommendations,. .. Material specifications.............. page 226 page 226 page 227 CRANE 231 By-Passes for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves 22 When so ordered. Crane Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves can he furnished u ith a Built-Up By-Pass, suitable for "warming up" on steam line service or for equalizing the pressure around main control valves used on steam or other fluids. Construction: Tiie Crane Built-Up By-Pass is designed to provide maximum strength, durability, anJ flexibility with a minimum of addi tional weight on the main valve. The by-pass is furnished with a steel bolted bonnet outside screw and yoke socket-welding end globe valve. All connections in the by-pass are socket-welded to assure a permanently tight and strong assembly. Pipe bends are used on all pressure classes to provide the necessary flexibility and to compensate for expansion strains resulting from un equal temperatures or fluctuating operating conditions. Materials: The materials used in the by-pass piping and in the by-pass valve are of high quality. The pipe bend is seamless steel. The pipe and by-pass valves ar- of ample weight to withstand the pressures and tefnperatures for \C : the main valve is recommended, and the by-pass valve is trimmeu v ith materials that are suitable for the same services as the main valves. List prices: Extra list prices, shown below, include the Built-Up ByPass completely assembled and attached to either of the sides or t ' the bottom of the main valve. Unless otherwise specified, by-passes wi.i be attached to the side of the main valve, with the stems of the main valve and the by-pass valve parallel and pointing vertically upward. Special by-passes: By-passes of other designs or specifications can be made to order; prices on application. Inquiries should be accompanied by complete description, drawings, or specifications. Typical Built-L'p By-Pass By-Pd<s for Gate V.ii'. (Side Mounting illustrated) Clearance dimensions F and G are identical for bottom mounting. Extra List Prices and Dimensions for Built-Up By-Passes Main Valve Class of Trim Size of Valve Size of By-Pass Used Inches Inches 150 Lb. Built-Up By-Passes for Use with Main Valves Of Pressure Classes Specified Below Extra List Prices Per By-Pass 300 400 1 600 900 Lb. Lb. | Lb. Lb. 1500 Lb. Approximate Clearance Dimensions, in Inches F ; G Open 150 300 400 1 600 900 15001 150 to 1 900 or Lb. Lb. Lb. 1 Lb. Lb. Lb. '600-Lb.11500-Lb. "XR" Trim "U" Trim ! 41 5! 61 8 io ; 12 14 16 18 20 24 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 ......... 18 20 24 % 3/4 3/4 3/4 1 1 U/4 U/4 1 U/7 2 3/4 3/4 3/4 34 l l U/4 U/4 1% U/2 ? iii |400.00|400.00| 1 1 1 ,2U/41213/4I | |210.00|278.00|278.00|400.00|400.00| 119% 120% [ 20% 122% [ 22% 1 1 |210.00|278.00|278.00|400.00|400.001 120% [ 21 % [ 21 % [ 23% 123% | ! |210.00|278,00!278.00|400.00|400 001 ! 22% [2234122% [ 25 126%' | |235.00[310.00|310.00|475.00|475.00| | 25 ! 26% I26%| 28% 130%! 1215.001235.001310.001310.001475.001475.001253/g! 26%! 28%! 28%130%' 32y4 [ 255.00|280.00|370.00 370.001545.001545.00,27%j 30 ;30i/4`30% 33%[35%| 255.00[280.00|370.00 370.00j545.00| !29% 31%;31%,'32%135%i ,[ 310.00|340.00|450.00 450.00|660.00| | 32 135% 135y213534 j 38% | | 310.001340.001450.001450.00 i | |33%;36%;36%.37%[ | [ 380.00;420.001550.00[550.00| | 38341 44 44%'4534l 1 1 i11 |400.00|400.00[ 1 1 1 |21%i'2134i i |265.001333.00|333.00|400.00|400.00| 120% 121 % i 21 % [ 22% 122% | :265.001333.00 f 333.00 400.00[400.00 j 121 % i 22%: 22%; 23%, 23%! :265.001333.00 333.001400.001400.00, ,23% i2334!23%i 25 ,26% ,295.00 370.00 370.00 475.00 475.00 ,295.00-370.001370.00 475.00 475.00i 26% 27 27% 28% 30% , 28 128% 29% 30% 3234 377.00 467.00,467.00,545.00,545.00. 31%;31%-32% 33% 35% ; ,377.00 467.00,467.00.545.00: 33% 33%[34% 35%! 477.00 587.00'587.00'660.00! ! !37%'37% 37%,38%! 1 477.00 587.00 587.00, i i 38% 38% ;39% , 610.00 740.00 740.00 4734 48% 48% , 9% 8% 1 9% 8% 1 9% 8% ' 9% 9% , 1034 93/g 1 103;J 11 13 11 13 12 13% 12 14 9% 9% 9% 9% IQ34 10% 13 13 13% 13% 16% Taps and drains for valves . . .page 579 Location of by-passes . page 579 232 CRANE Class 600 Cast Steel Pipe-Line Gate Valves Patented and Patent Pending Outside Screw and Yoke Pipe-Line Gate Valve Easy operation N'ote in illustration above, only the outlet or "stem" half of the disc is connected to the stem. The inlet or "floating" half ishcld loosely to this half by four assem bly links (see below). Con tact between the halves is in the form of finished fiat surfaces disposed at two angles--one provides tight seating when the valve is closed; the other, tight seat ing when the valve is open. Disc and Plate Assembly For ratings, prices, and dimensions, see the next page. Double-Seating, Grease-Packed Valves Designed for Petroleum and Gas Industries Crane Pipe-Line Gate Valves are excellently suited for oil or gas pipe lines and pump houses, for gathering lines in the held, for tank farms and storage stations, for cold lines in the refinery, and for general oil and gas service. Full-Way Valves with "X" trim are recommended for crude oil service, and with "XH" trim, for use in gas piping or lines carrying refined petro leum products of a non-corrosive nature, such as gasoline, kero sene, fueloil, etc. Venturi Valves, furnished \v ith "XH" trim only, are recommended for gas service. Materials: The body and bonnet are carbon cast steel. The stem is Exelloy. The disc halves, Exelloy in "X" trimmed and steel in "XH" trimmed valves, have chro mium-plated faces. The screwed-in shoulder type body seat rings, made of steel, are faced with Stellite in "X" trimmed valves and with aluminum bronze in "XH" trimmed valves. Body and bonnet: The body and bon net chambers are filled with high grade grease which thoroughly lubricates in ternal parts, assuring easier operation and providing a tight seal throughout. Triplex Steel bolt-studs, drawn up only enough to form a rubber "O" ring gas ket into a wedge-shaped groove in the face of the body flange, join body and bonnet into a firm, metal-to-metal con tact. Internal pressure against the gasket insures permanent tightness. Double-seating disc: The disc con sists of two, parallel face, expanding gates, each with a circular "conduit" extension at the bottom. The disc wedges tightly against the seats in both the open and closed positions. Flow through the wide open valve is smooth and continuous. There is no erosion or turbulence, nor are there pockets to accumulate dirt. Spring-actuated plates, closely fitted around the body rings, press firmly against each side of the disc at all times to retain lubricant in the body. Pres sure of these plates on the disc faces also permits the unwedged disc to ride freely between the seats during opening and closing operations. Stem and yoke sleeve: The valves have a loose fitting, tee-head, clisc-stcm connection. Stem threads are well lubricated. Above the yoke slec\ e. me stem is enclosed in a capped protector. For easier operation, Full-Way Valves 6-inch and larger and Venturi Valves 8 x 6-inch and larger have a ball-bear ing yoke sleeve. Packing chamber: To maintain a tight, durabte stem seal, these vaives utilize a special plastic packing con tained between V-type end rings. The packing is easily replenished through a ball-cl^cck injector fitting in the bonnet. Relief valve: As a safeguard against excessive pressure build-up due to high outside temperatures expanding the grease in the lubricating chambers, valves handling oil or refined products are equipped with a spring-loaded relief valve in the bonnet. Gearing: To facilitate operation of large size andkjr high pressure valves when used at or near their maximum rating, the use of ball bearings, gearing, or other means of reducing operating torque should be considered. When specified, these valves can be furnished with bevel or spur gearing in an enclosed case; it is particularly recommended that Full-Way Valves io-inch and larger and Venturi Valves 16 x iz-inch and larger be so equipped. Prices on application. Indicator: The valves can be equipped with an indicator when so ordered; prices on application. Standards: End flanges on flanged valves conform to the American Stand ard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iQ3q, for the 6oc-Pound pressure class. Face to face dimensions of flanged valves and end to end dimensions of butt-welding valves conform to the American Standard (ASA) for Face-toFace Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Welding End Valves. Bi6.ro-into, and to the American Petroleum Insti tute (API) Standard for Pipe Line Valves, No. 6D, Sixth Edition, May. iQgq for the 6co-Pound pressure class. The above Standards do not include zz, zb, and jc-inch sizes; nor does Ameri can Standard B 16.10-1030 include butt welding valves larger than 8-inch. CRANE 233 Class 600 Cast Steel Pipe-Line Gate Valves WORKING PRESSURES Flanged Valves For Cold Oil or Gas V. i'hl- .ang-CUvr i hail Ring I'-inr V. i'i-> Ring I i:'.t l`i-mg 1200 :'..i.nd- 1440 pounJ- Butt-Welding Valves 1440 p"und- Full-Way Venturi HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES Shell--2175 pounds Seat--1550 pounds Valve seat tc-ted 100 pound- air-undcr-vvater. Flange facings: Flanged valves are regularly fur nished with a 'g-inch male face (large male); the faces are finished with concentric grooves, approximately 32 per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Male faced valves with a smooth finish, and flanged valves with other types of facings such as ring joint, female, tongue, groove, etc., can be made to order when so specified, at an extra charge. Drilling: Unless otherwise ordered, flanged valves are furnished faced, drilled, and spot faced. Prices include drilling to the ooo-Pound American Standard. No deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Butt-welding valves: Ends of butt-welding valves are bored to match the inside diameter of the pipe to be used; orders must specify the diameter of bore. Flanged valves: Flanged valves, in sizes included in the 400-Pound American Standard, can be furnished with end flanges and face to face dimensions conform ing to that Standard; prices on request. For Crude Oil No. 1660 X. Flanged *No. 1661 X, Butt-Welding For Gas *No. 1664 XH. Flanged No. 1665 XH. Butt-Welding For Finished Products or Gas No. 1660 XH. Flanged No. 1661 XH, Butt-Welding *Asterisk indicates ru/iv.? which are Musirated. D------ Notes aSice> for Venturi Vahes indicate the valve end- lir-t, and then the seat. bDimension "A" for ilangcd valve-) include- the male faces: the flange thickne-doe- not. tFull-Way "XH" trimmed valve- are not made m sues larger than 20-inch iDimcn-ions apply to f 1nged end valves only; huttwelding on request. Valve Type j Sire Catalog Number \ Sec i Note a 1 '(nchc" 2 : 2% 13 14 FULL-WAY 1 6 iNo. No. 1660 X 1660 XH 1 180 Flanged. 12 F. D. & S. F. 14 No. 1661 X 16 No. 1661 XH 18 Butt-Welding 20 22t 24t 261 301 VENTURI No. 1664 XH Flanged. F. D. k S. F. No. 1665 XH Butt-Welding 86 10-8 12 8 16 - 12 20 16 24 - 16 26 . 16 List Prices and Dimensions List Prices Each A See Note b 11 SC; D 1 Dimensions, in Inches End Flanges Diam- Thick-1 Dia. ctcr ness of See ; male Note b face Dia. No. 6l of dia. bolt of circle bolt* Inside Diameter End- Seats Prices on request Priceon request Ul/2 18l/2; 53/4 8 13 !20*4I 6% 1 9 14 |23i/2| 7i/2| 10 17 '281/21 93/4 i 12 22 38 12%, 16 26 .471/4 16141 20 31 5634' 20 24 33 63 231/4- 24 35 71 26 27 39 ' 78 29i/2j 27 43 87 3234 30 47 95 363/j 36 51 106 40 36 55 113 431/4 36 571 123 471/2 i On 64: 142 54 ' app. 2b 38 12% 16 31 471/4 16% 20 33 47% I6V4. 20 39 63 23% 24 47 78 291/2 27 55 78 291/2' 27 57 r 78 29% 27 61/2 1 , 3% 71/2 1 1% : 4% 81/4 1 1% 1 5 1034 1 1% ' 63/is 14 1% 81/2 I6I/2 23/is ; 10% 20 2% ' 1234 22 ' 2% 15 233/4 234 1614 27 1 3 ! 18% 2914 314 - 21 32 3% 23 34% 334 . 251/4 37 4 271/4 40 414 . 29% 441/2 4 4 333/4 164 23/j 6 10% 20 21/2 123/4 22 2% ' 15 27 , 3 1 18% 32 ' 31/2 23 37 1 4 271/4 40 4'4 29% 5 5% 6% 8% 11% 133/4 17 19% 203/4 233/4 2534 28% 30% 33 36 40% 1334 17 191/4 233/4 28% 33 36 8-% 2V,6 8-3/4 2% 8-3/4 31/is 8-% 4/is 12-1 Okie 12-1% 8% 6 16-1 % 10 20-1% 12 20-l3/8 131/4 20-1% 15% 20-1% 17 24-1% 19 24-134 21 24-1% 23 28-1% 25 28-2 29 12-1% 16-1 % 20-1% 20-1% 31 16 10 12 15*4 61 16 8' is 81 16 12 24-1% 19 I3I/4 24-1% 23 IS** 28-1% 25 To1.* Added description page 232 234 CRANE 22 Gearing for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Sc\ le N Be>. cl Gearing For OS. &l Y. Cute Valves Gear Covers For Spur or Bevel Geared Steel O S. & Y. Wedge Gate Valves Prices and dimensions on application. l arger sires of gate val\ es or gate \ al\ es used for unusuall v high pressure* freuve'W.v require gearing in order to facilitate operation Lnder other conditions wr.ere .:l\es are inaccessibly installed, gearing can :'e ued effectively to provide for more convenient operation. Prices are furnisheJ on application. Bevel gearing: On orders for gate valves with bevel _ iriiiTy. '.ufiiiffllil gearing. Style "X", with the pinion shaft extending at right angles to the run of the valve will be supplied unless otherwise specified. When so ordered, gate valves with bevel gearing, having the pinion shaft extending parallel to the run of the valve, can be furnished. In this position the bevel gearing will be known as Style "0". Sc\!c P Spur Ge.ning For O.S. & Y. Cute V.ihcs When bevel gearing is ordered separately for use on circular bonnet valves Pound or heavier). Style "X" gearing will regularly be supplied. For ass cm' the valve in positions other than with the pinion shaft at right angles to the run. the bonnet of the valve must be unbolted and turned to suit the condition desired. Spur gearing: Style "P" spur gearing is regularly mounted with the pinion sr.a:: at one side of the valve and the handwheel above the gearing. Gear covers: Gear covers can be supplied for geared steel valves, to prevent ob struction of or damage to the gears and also to guard against injury of the opera:.> Ordering: Orders for geared gate valves must specify the Style of gearing 'and < bevel gearing, the position of the pinion shaft). When ordering gearing separate!'.', also indicate the sice, catalog number, and complete marking of the valve. 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Prices and dimensions on application. Crane 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Outside Screw and Yoke Wedge Gate Valves are available in the 13 5, 2> ^3 -5. 3- 4. 5. 8. 10, and 12-inch sizes, with either flanged or butt-welding ends. In these valves are many outstanding features of design necessary for safe, reliable service under the severe operating conditions of the high pressures and elevated temperatures for which they are recommended. Some of the more important developments in the Crane 25cc-Pound Valves are: straight-through port design--eliminates excessive turbulence; shoulder-type body seat rings--provide tightness and security at this point; long, machined disc guides--assure accurate seating with minimum wear; tee-head disc-stem connection--pre vents lateral strains on the stem; ring-type bonnet joint with high tensile bolting--makes the joint strong and tight; ball-bearing yoke sleeve on sizes 5-inch and larger--facilitates operation; anJ deep, lantern-type stuffing box with ball-type gland--assures tightness with minimum wear. It is recommended that 25zc-Pound Alloy Steel Gate Valves be equipped with a by-pass on sizes 4-inch and larger; sizes S-inch and larger should have gearing. Working pressures....................... page 226 General description . . . pages 227 and 228 Specifications of Materials................page 227 Description of Materials............pages 1 to 9 For Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves, see Section 21 Steel Globe & Angle Valves; Bar Stock Valves >1 CRANE 235 r Cast and Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves The (Tine line ot' Seed Glohe jnJ \rurle Valves can he classified into two general groups. i'ne lirsc group eo\cs '..lives :-inch and smaller of forged -steel cast steel or Kir stock; these are frequentlv consider:J general utility valves and are used in a \\iue \ ariety of services, often at pressures and temperatures lower than the recommended maximum. The second group covers cast steel valves ranging in sire as large as 8-inch, all made similar in design and available in each of the American Standard pressure classes. 23 Cast and Forged Steel Valves Sizes 2-Inch and Smaller Bar Stock Valves...................................................................................... page 236 otc-Pound Cast Steel, for Locomotive Service.............. .................... page 140 occ-Pound Forged Steel. Inside Screw................................................. page 237 6:--Pound Forged Steel. O.S. & Y...................................... pages 138 and 23c) i^ec-Pound Cast Steel. O. S. & Y......................................................... page 241 Oooo-Pound Hydraulic Forged Steel.....................................................page 242 Oact' Cfopl VfllvPQ 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Pressure-Temperature Ratings...................................................................... page243 Description and Specification of .Materials........................ pages 244 and 245 List Prices........................................................................................................... page246 Dimensions..........................................................................................................page247 Service Recommendations............................................................................... page243 Gearing................................................................................................................ page248 2500-Pound......................................................................................................... page248 For Pressure-Seal and Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves, see Section 21, pages 205 to 220. The Cast and Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves listed above comprise only a part of the complete line of Crane steel products. Other steel products are shown and described in detail in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the follow ing pages: Steel Glohe and Angle for Chlorine Service......... page 386 Steel Gate Valves............................................ pages 221 to 234 Steel Check \ .lives......................................... pages 249 to 256 Steel Strip-Cheek Valves Pre-Mire-Se.il Bonnet................................. pages 214 to 217 Bolted Bonnet. . .................. pages 301 to 307 Steel Sufetv Valves.................................................. Mge 324 Steel Relief Valves.......................................pages 3.- and 334 Steel Sediment Separators...........................................page 35o Steel Flanged Fittings Steel Welding Fittings Steel Flanges................. Steel Screwed Fitting Steel Bushings......... Steel Plugs..................... pages 2o7 to 274 pages 275 to 29 pages 201 to 208 pages 257 to 2o2 ............... page 2c0 ............... page 2o0 Corrosion-Resistant Products..................... pages 375 to 39o \\ rought Steel Nipples............................... pages lp8 and loO Forged Steel L'nidns....................................pages 2o3 and 2o4 Forged Steel Flange Lmons................... pages I >2 and 2o5 Fabricated Piping............................................ pages 497 to 522 236 23 CRANE High Pressure Steel, Exelloy, or 18-8 Mo Bar Stock Valves WORKING PRESSURE 3000 pounds eolJ water, oil. or gas. non-shock Air Tested Cross Section Globe Female Steel. Exellov, or 18-s Mo Globe Female No. 222 H, Steel No. 222 X. Exellov No. 222 SS, 18-8 Mo Globe Male and Female No. 222l/2 H, Steel No. 222V2 X, Exellov No. 222!i SS, 18-8 Mo No. 223 H. Steel No. 223 X. Exellov No. 223 SS, l\io Size Steel Valves Exelloy Valves Globe Angle Globe Angle Globe Angle List Prices, Each Inches1 _V4_ No. 222 H, Female No. 222V2 H, Male and Female No. 223 H, Female No. 2231/2 H, Male and Female No. 222 X, Female No. 2221/2 X, Male and Female No. 223 X, Female No. 223 V? X, Male and Female 6.50 7.80 6.50 1 11.00 10.60 1 13.00 i 10.60 1 18.30 6,50 7.80 6.50 11.00 10.60 13.00 10.60 18.30 No. 222 SS, Female No. 222l/2 SS, Male and Female No. 223 SS, Female No. 2231/2 SS. Male and Female 1 14.20 1 18.00 14.20 1 24.00 14.20 18.00 14.20 24.00 % 7.70 9.30 7.70 13.00 12.20 15.40 12.20 21.50 16.30 20.30 16.30 27.60 Angle Male and l-'.m.-le No. 2231 2 H. Steel No. 2231', X, Exellov No. 22312 SS, 1'-' M- V2 10.20 12.20 10.20 17.00 16.30 20.30 16.30 28.50 22.00 27.00 22.00 36.60 34 28.00 33.70 28.00 40.50 55.00 69.00 55.00 83.00 61.00 76.00 61.00 91.00 l 39.00 39.00 77.00 77.00 87.00 87.00 Service recommendations: Made of three differ ent metals with female or male and female ends, these neat, small, rugged valves find wide application in almost every industry. They are ideal for use on orifice meters, regulator leads, by-passes, gauges, and many similar services. The Exelloy Valves are particularly suitable for handling oil or gas containing sulphur compounds, or for installations where steel valves do not have sufficient resistance to atmospheric corrosion. The 18-S Mo Alloy Valves are especially suited for oil containing hydrogen sulphide and sulphur di oxide when moisture is apt to be present. Construction: The body and bonnet are made from solid bar stock. The thread chambers are extra long. The plug type disc is exceptionally resistant to wear and to foreign matter, and permits accurate (low regulation. The disc is integral with the stem. The stuffing box is deep, has a gland, and is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Materials: Steel Valves have a steel body, bonnet, packing nut, and gland, and a chromium plated steel stem. In the Exelloy Valves, all of these parts are made of Exelloy; and in the r S-S \ lo Alloy Valves, of Crane 18-8 Alo Chrome-N'ickel-Molybdenum Alloy Steel. All valves have a malleable iron tee handle. Exelloy is a specially heat-treated chromium iron having a chromium content of about 12 per cent. Crane 1 S-S Mo Alloy is a steel having a minimum content of i3 per cent chromium and it per cent nickel, with 2.5 to 3 per cent molybdenum. -- B~ Dimensions, in Inches Size A B C E or F -- Open G Diameter of seat opening *4 31/32 14 9/l6 37/l6 29/l6 3/l6 v4 % l,2 3/4 1 31/32 l3/32 iv4 1% 2Vg 1*4 1% 2 Vs 2% 9/l6 ' U/l6 13/l6 1 U/4 37/,e 315/ig 474 ' 63/g 1 7% 29/16 ' 29/, 6 39/,6 ' 43/4 43/4 3/ig "4 5 16 7'16 9/l 6 The opening in the male end on male and female \ a! \e~ leads to the underside of the disc. G---- CRANE 237 600-Pound Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves Inside Screw 23 Union Bonnet Cross Section, Globe SERVICF WORKING PRESSURES RECOMMENDATIONS Temp. Pounds I i'C'C MVS,;!I. ruggej. 1 n- Deg. E. Non-Shock "ide Screw Globe' and 100 2000 Angle Valves are made w ith a plus type disc and scat. They can be used wherever durable inside screw valves are wanted. The valves are recommended for cold oil and for hot oil and oil vapor on tempera Class "X" For Oil or Oil Vapor only 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 1910 1820 1730 1640 1550 1460 1370 1280 1190 1110 1030 tures up to Sco F. 700 940 Body and bonnet: The 750 850 800 780' body and bonnet are forged carbon steel. HYDROSTATIC Heavy metal sections TEST PRESSURES assure liberal safety. Shell -- 2175 pounds Bonnet joint: Bonnet joints are fitted with a corrugated soft iron gas Seat -- 2100 pounds Valve seat tested 100 pounds air-under-water ket. Sizes } to ?^-inch have a union bonnet, the ring being forged steel; sizes r to 2-inch have a compact bolted bonnet, male and female type, equipped with Triplex Steel studs. Both types are strong and can be easily taken apart and reassembled. Bolted Bonnet Cross Section. Globe No. 3620 X Globe, Screwed Disc, seat, and stem: The plug type disc and seat, ideal for throttling services, are made of Exelloy. Their wide, carefully fin ished seating surfaces are unusually resist ant to foreign matter and to wiredrawing. The body seat ring is screwed into the body. The valves feature a new, improved swivel disc-stem construction, as illustrated. Clear ances are held to a minimum, and the seating load, exerted by the end of the stem on the disc, is much closer to the actual seating No. 3624 X Globe, Screwed No. 3625 X Angle, Screwed surfaces of the valves. The stem, made of Exelloy, is of generous diameter with long thread engagement in the bonnet. The disc stem ring is locked to the disc by tack welding and will not loosen in service. Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is exceptionally wide and deep: it is equipped w ith a gland and filled with cut ring packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. No. 3621 X Angle, Screwed Handwheel: Wheels are malleable iron. For easier handling, valves i14-inch and smaller have a dished design wheel, made with small gripping knobs on the outer edge. List Prices and Dimensions Size Union Bonnet Valves InchesJ *4 1 % lj2 Ya Size Bolted Bonnet Valves Inches; 1 IVi 1*2 - No. 3620 X. Globe Each 16.50'16.50 19.70 22.80 No. 3624 X, Globe Each. 29.00 40.20 59.00 80.40 No. 3621 X, Angle Each 16.50 16.50 19.70 22.80 No. 3625 X. Angle Each 29.00 40.20 59.00 80.40 Center to end ` 1% : IV2 : 1% ' 2Vi I Center to end | 29/i6 | 3Va 1 ^Vz 1 43/i6 Dimensions. Center to 1 Globe 43i 53/i6 0V'l6 ZI316 Dimensions Center to 1 Globe! 834 1034 1101 =/i6 I2a/l6 in Inches top. open Angle 4% S'/is 6*4 7N in Inches top, open Angle 7% 95/is 9*8 I0`s j Diameter of wheel 2\o 2*2 3 3*/o Diameter of wheel! 4 | 5 * b / 238 CRANE 600-Pound Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves Outside Screw and Yoke Low in co^t and ln"-_ch i n q u a 11 t y . tncH' sm 111 C v : no ': cPound Forged Steel Out-ide Screw anJ Yoke Valves are WORKING PRESSURES Temp. Pounds. Non-Shock ScrewediFlanged^ Valves or j "With , With Deg. F. Socket ^-inch1 Ring Welding! Male 1 Joint Valves |Facing|Facing compact, maced, and Class "X", forUlil or Oil Vapor durable. Class "W", for Steam or Water 100 2000 1200 1440 The line includes 150 1910 1180 1420 union bonnet valves 200 1820 1160 1400 with screwed ends in 250 1730 1140 1380 sices ,'4 to :J4-inch or socket-welding ends in sizes *4 and Yg- 300 350 400 450 1640 1550 1460 1370 1120 1095 1075 1050 1365 1350 1330 1320 inch; and bolted bon- 500 1280 1000 1250 n e t valves with screwed, socket welding, or flanged ends in sizes j1o. to 550 600 650 700 750 1190 1110 1030 940 850 950 1180 890 1110 830 1030 7->0 940 680 850 Cross Section. Globe Union Bonnet 2-inch. Service recom mendations: These valves are ideal for a wide variety of services in oil refineries, oil and gas fields, central 800 780 600 730 850 700 490 600 Class "X", for Oil or Oil Vapor 900 950 1000 600 420 420 530 330 330 380 240 240 power stations, and industrial plants, on high pressure hydraulic lines and on high When an all-metal gasket (corru gated or flat) is used with large pressure-temperature steam or oil lines. Two classes of trim are available: Class male and female facings, these ratings apply only if the contact area of the gasket is the same as "X", for oil or oil vapor up to iooo F., and in large tongue and groove joints. Class "W", for steam (S500 F. max.), water, -- air, or gas. For details, see "Service Recommen dations" on page 243 ("VV" trim is recommended for the same services as defined there for "XR"). Valve seat tested 100 pounds air-under-uiater Section, Globe, Bolted Bonnet TEST PRESSURES Pounds Hydrostatic Valve Screwed or SocketWelding Valves Flanged Valves With With VT Ring Male Joint Shell Seat 2175 2100 1800 1 2175 1550 1550 Body, bonnet, and yoke: The body, bonnet, and yoke are forged carbon steel; heavy metal sections assure generous strength. On union bonnet valves the bonnet and yoke are separate pieces, joined be long, fine threads. On bolted bonnet valves the bonnet and yoke are forged integral. Disc-stem connection: These valves feature an improved swivel disc-stem connection. The new design holds ail clearances to a minimum and places the seating load closer to the actual seating surface of the valve. The disc stem ring is locked to the disc by tack welding and will not loosen in service. Bonnet joint: The bonnet joint is equipped with a corrugated soft iron gasket, assuring tightness and ease of maintenance. Union bonnet valves have a forged steel union ring. Bolted bonnet valves have a male and female joint fitted with Triplex Steel studs. Both types of joints are unusually strong and can be easily dismantled and reassembled. Plug type disc and seat: These valves have a Crane plug t>pe disc and seat, well known for ability to maintain tightness and for effectiveness on throttling services. The wide, tapered seating sur faces offer excellent resistance to foreign matter and to wiredrawing. In "X" trimmed valves, the disc and seat are Exelloy; in "W" trimmed valves, the seat and disc are made of Crane X'itri-Hard. a stain less steel having an extremely hard surface. The body scat ring has heavy metal sections, w ith a long thread engagement in the body. Stem: The Exelloy stem has precision cut lifting threads to assure smooth operation. Yoke bushing: The heavy yoke bushing, long with liberal stem-thread engagement, is screwed into the yoke and tack welded; it is sturdy and secure. Bolted gland: The bolted gland eliminates the danger of weakening--by threading--the yoke legs. Steel tee-head bolts hold the forged steel one-piece gland and gland flange rigidly in place. The packing load is easily adjusted; bolts are quickly removed when necessary. A steel gland bolt retainer anchors the bolts; the bolts will not come off in service. Stuffing box: An unusually wide and deep stuffing box provides liberal packing space for a tight seal. It is filled with high quality cut ring packing. Handwheel: Wheels are tough malleable iron. For easier handling, valves to i-inch have a dished design wheel, with small rounded gripping knobs. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Prices and dimensions page 239 Description of materials . . pages 1 to 9 CRANE 239 600-Pound Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves Outside Screw and Yoke Union Bonnet Valves List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches `'4 '-3"4g `2 "4 No. 3640 X or W, Screwed 22.30 22.30 26`.40 30.80 Globe No. 3648 Xor W. Socket-Welding 22.30 22.30 No. 3641 X or W, Screwed 22.30 :? 30 26.40 30.80 An6le No. 3649 Xor W, Socket-Welding '22.30 2 30; I Center to end Center to 1 Globe Dimensions, in Inches top, open ' Angle Depth of socket Diameter of wheel I IV2 i IJi l3/4 I 2>/4 1 6% 11 61/2 ! 78/4.1 9 ! 63/g:1 63/g j 7 : SVz 1 7/l6 I19/is: 1 3 | 3 | 31/2 | 4 Xr'dc. Sc'c^cd (Not illuscr.itcJi No. 3641 X No. 3641 W Anulo. Sockcr-U eIJi: No. 3649 X No. 3649 W Globe, Screwed No. 3640 X No. 3640 W Globe. Sockcc-\\ clJing iXoc illustr.itcdi No. 3648 X No. 3648 W Bolted Bonnet Valves ' Globe Screwed No. 3644 X No. 3644 W Socket-Welding No. 3652 X No. 3652 W Angle Screwed No. 3645 X No. 3645 W Socket-Weldin No. 3653 X No. 3653 W Globe valves with socket-welding ends and angle valves with screwed ends are not illustrated. Globe. Flanged No. 3656 X or 3656 W Angle. 1'longed No. 3657 X or 3657 \V Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the 6oo-Pound American Standard (Bi6e-iQ3Q)They have a large male face J4-inch high with a serrated finish (approxi mately 3z concentric grooves per inch). Prices include drilling and spot facing; no deduction if ordered faced only. Valves with 1jo-Pound end flanges are made to order; prices on request. Face to face:oce-Pound flanged valves have American Standard Bio. 1C-1Q3Q facc-co-face dimensions; the Jo-inch size is not included in the Standard. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inchesl V2 1 % ! 1 ' 1J4 1 Pi - Globe Angle No. 3644 X or W, Screwed No. 3652 X or W, Socket-Welding No. 3656 X or W, Flanged, F.D. & S. F. No. 3645 X or W, Screwed No. 3653 X or W, Socket-Welding No. 3657 X or W, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. ;29.50'34.40 40.70 58.50 80.40 108.00 ;29.50 34.40 40.70 58.50 80.40 108.00 ,56.30'68.00 80.50 98.50 123.00 155.00 |29.50;34.40;40.70 58.50 80.40 108.00 |29.50|34.40|40.70 58.50' 80.40 108.00 |56.30'68.00'80.5098.50 123.00 155.00 Screwed or Socket-Welding Valves Center to end H'yu/P/ie'^/ie' 3V8 Center to | Globe ' 73/16 ' 8Vs | 93/g 1 11 top, open Angle | 63/ ! 8 ; 8VJ ! 99/i6 3>2 43 16 14 _ 10'g ll13 16 Dimensions, in Inches Depth of socket ' % ' 1 Vl6 ' 3i 'Me 7 $ Flanged Valves `Center to face 1 3y ; 334 ; 4J4 ` 4J2 434 Center to ! Globe ! 73/8 | 9 \ 9% llVis 123/,6 top, open Angle '6'i/ie' 8 1 83/I6 ; 9% 105',6 Diameter of wheel | 3J/2 ! 4 ! 5 , 6 7 1 534 149U 12' ,G 9 Diameter of flange : 33/4 ; 45/g ! 4-8 5 >4 6's 6'2 `Thickness of flange 1 9/l6 i % I `Vis : 13/i6 7S I Diameter of male face ; 1% p'/ie. 2 2*2 -7s Diameter of bolt circle No. and dia. of bolts ! 2% 1 3>/4 1 3>/2 ' 3Vs 44 5 4_i/2'4--s/g 4_s/a'4_5/8 4-34 8-- *Thc center to face dimension includes the l-j-inch male face; the thickness oi ihnge nut For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. Dimensions of ring joint and special facings... pages 469 to 471 Monel trimmed valves . page 387 Templates for drilling page 462 240 23 CRANE 600-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Globe Valves Outside Screw and Yoke WORKING PRESSURE HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 600 pounds sceam. 750 F. Body--1500 rounds Seat--1100 pounds Valves are tested at the seat with 100 pounds air^undevwater. T W Cross Section No. 496 P, Globe No. 496 P Globe Female Inlet Female Outlet No. 1880 P Globe Female Inlet Female Union Outlet No. 1884 P Globe Male Inlet Female Union Outlet All valves shown on this page are made to order only. . On che No. 496 P and No. 1880 P Valves both ends are the same pipe size. On the No. 1884 P Valves the male end is one pipe size larger than the female union end Female Inlet Male Inlet List Prices | Size Inches | % 1 % !1 1 1 iy 1 I'/z ! 2 ' No. 496 P, Female Outlet Each! 36.00 | 43.00 1 50.00 1 63.50 | 80.50 !1 94.50 No. 1880 P, Female Union Outlet Each' 53.00 1 58.00 65.00 ! 80.50 ! 108.00 149.00 Size Inches, VixVi 1 1x3/4 11 1V4M i UAxl'/t 1 2x1 V2 1I 24<2 | No. 1884 P, Female Union Outlet Each! 57.00 | 65.50 '! 73.50 I 88.50 | 123.00 | 165.00 These valves, patterned after AAR 3Cc-Pound O. S. & Y. Bronze Valves shown on page jq, are especially recommended for service on railroad locomotives using high pressure superheated steam. They are liberally reinforced and ruggedly constructed. Materials and construction: The body and bon net on these valves are well-proportioned and unusually strong. They are made from Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel, an alloy particularly suitable for ser\ice on elevated pressures and tem peratures. The stem is made of Exelloy. Stem threads, long and accurately cut. are on the outside where they do not come in contact with the fluid in the line. They can be easily lubricated when neces sary. The valves have a malleable iron handwheel. Plug type seat and disc: The plug type disc and seat, excellent for throttling services, have wide, carefully finished seating surfaces which are unusu ally resistant to foreign matter and to wiredrawing. The disc and body seat ring are Crane N'itri-HarJ, a stainless steel offering excellent resistance to erosion, galling, and scoring. Yoke bushing: The yoke bushing, made of Crane Cast Manganese Bronze, is long and heavy with liberal stem-thread engagement. Screwed into the yoke and tack welded, it is sturdy and secure. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is deep and is filled with high grade packing. It is equipped with an Ihrigized steel gland. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Size Dimensions, in Inches Inches1 l/> ! 34 1 1 1 1V4 1 1V2 1 2 Center to female end l9/i6 l7 8 ' 2'4 1 29/,e 213/,fi 33'8 No 496 P or No 1880 P Center to union end. No. 1880 P Female Inlet Valves : Center to top. open 1 Diameter of wheel 1 ' Size Inches: 29,'t6 5ll/i6 3i/i6 % x Vz 1 1 3 6 354 1 x 34 3`/l6 315/is . 4s/] s 5*3 1 7>V,s 1 81/g ! 934 1 lOS's : 4Vie 1 434 f 53/g 1: 6 1 U/4XI i 1V2 x 1V4! 2x11/2 ii 21/2x2 ! Center to male end 29/i6 ! 3 Vs I 3V2 1 313/16 1 4s/l6 11 47-s No 1884 P Male Inlet Valves ' Center to union end Center to top, open Diameter of wheel 1 39/\s 3 37As 1 31S/16 | 4s/l6 1 5Vg 5n/i6 6 7n/l6 1 81/g 1 934 1 105/8 ! 3'/i6 < 3% i -41/16 1 43/4 1 534 i 6 CRANE 1500-Pound Screwed and Socket-Welding Alloy Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves Bolted Bonnet--Outside Screw and Yoke 241 23 WORKING PRESSURES Temperature Pounds Deg. F. Non-Shock Globe, Screwed No. 3844 X No. 3844 U Globe, Sockec-WelJing (N'oc illustrated) No. 3852 X No. 3852 U Angle, Screwed (Not illustrated) No. 3845 X No. 3845 U Angle, Socket-Welding No. 3853 X No. 3853 V The value seat is tested 100 pounds air-under-water. Class "X" for Oil or Oil Vapor Class "U" for Steam or Water 100 3600 150 3550 200 3500 250 3450 300 1 3415 350 3375 400 3330 450 i 3295 500 1 3125 550 . 2955 600' 2770 650 2580 700 : 2350 750 1 2125 800 1875 850 1750 900 1625 950 ! 1500 Class "X". for Oil or Oil Vapor 1000 1170 TEST PRESSURES Shell -- 5400 pounds hydrostatic Seat -- 3700 pounds hydrostatic Cross Section Globe Screwed "X" Trimmed List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches I % ; % , 1 I Vi ! l'/2 1 2 No. 3844 X or No. 3845 X Screwed No. 3844 U or No. 3845 U Each! 71.00 | 83.00 1 98.00,141.00, 193.00,'260.00 Each| 88.00 ,106.00, 121.00;176.001239.00=322.00 Socket- No. 3852 X or No. 3853 X Welding, No. 3852 U or No. 3853 U Each] 71.00 | 83.001 98.00; 141.00|193.001260.00 Each| 88.00 !106.00;L21.00,,176.001 239.00'322.00 sions, in Inches Center to end. Screwed Center to end, Socket-Welding Center to Globe top, open Angle Depth of socket Diameter of wheel ; 2l/g 1 2% 1 3% 1! 3% ! 33/4 43/4 2Vie 2>Vig 3Vi6 39/16 3* Vis 4`Vs 9% 9% ' 103/4 '1 13 13% 16% : 91/4 91/4 103/g 123/g 12% 153/s 1 % 1 u/is : 3/4 13/l6 1 % 1 1 4 1 5 i 7 i 8 | 9 j 14 Cross Section Tli rough Seat of "L"" Trimmed These small i5CC-Pound Valves, except for heavier, more rugged metal sections, are similar to and feature the same swivel plug disc design as the Pco-Pound Bolted Bonnet Valves shown on pages z}S and 13c). The valves are exceptionally compact and durable, yet they have many refinements usually found only in larger size high-pressure valves, such as a deep stuliing box and heavy yoke bushing with liberal stem-thread engagement. Service recommendations: They are ideal for the severe services encountered in oil refineries and modern power plants, on high-pressure hydraulic installations, and on high pressure-temperature steam or oil lines. There are two classes of trim materials available: CLss "X," for oil or oil vapor up to iccc3 F.. and Class "U" for steam, water, air. gas, and other non lubricating and relatively non-corrosite fluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, etc., up to q5Cd F. Materials: The body and yoke bonnet are cist from Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel and have a male and female joint with steei gasket to assure tightness and ease of maintenance. I'he stem is Exelloy. Precision cut stem threads assure smooth operation. The bolted one-piece gland eliminates tile danger of weakening--by threading--the yoke legs. The packing load can be adjusted easily, and a gLnd bolt retainer prevents the tee-head bolts from eoirang off in service. The "X" trimmed valves have Triplex steel body studs, and the plug type disc and seat are Exelloy with carefully ground seating surfaces. The "U" trimmed valves have Templex steel body studs, the disc is Stellite faced alloy steel, and the body has an integral seat which is ''tellite faced, offering excellent resistance to wear. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Descripti ,rc of materials. .. .pages 1 to 9 242 23 CRANE 6000-Pound Hydraulic Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc WORKING PRESSURE 6000 pounds cold water or oil, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 6500 pounds hydrostatic No. 225 M, Globe Screwed No. 226 H, Angle Screwed Cross Section No. 225 H Globe List Prices and Dimensions Inches' V4 | 3/8 | i/2 j 3/4 | l | iy4 | 11/2 No. 225 H, Globe Each'- 49.00 49.00 54.00.63.00|77.00|105.00 304.00 409.00 No. 226 H, Angle Each 49.00 :49.00 54.00 63.00177.001105.00 304.00 409.00 End to end, Globe 2% I 2Vs 3% 1 5 7 73/4 9 Dimensions, in Inches Center to end, Angle Center to top, open Center to end of handle l7/l6 1 l7/l6 lI3/l6i' 2(4 63/4 I 63/4 75/8 ! 93/4 1 3Vs 3(4 i 3i/2 i 41/4 2S/g 3(4 103/4 | 12% 5 53/4 3% 141/4 4(2 16 Diameter of wheel 1 111 12 14 Service recommendations: These valves have very heavy metal sections and are exceptionally rugged. They are recommended for severe and ex tremely high pressure service on hydraulic lines not subject to shock. Plug type disc and seat: The plug type disc and seat are unusually resistant to wiredrawing and to foreign matter. The wide tapered seating surface permits easy flow regulation when throttling. The seat bushing is made of Exelloy and can be easily renewed. The disc is made of brass. Body and bonnet: The body is made from a solid steel forging. On sizes i-inch and smaller, the bon net is screwed into the body as illustrated in the cross section. On larger sizes the bonnet and body are bolted together (not illustrated). The bonnet is brass on sizes i (4-inch and smaller and cast carbon steel on the larger sizes. Disc-stem connection: The disc and stem are made in one piece for sizes i-inch and smaller, as shown in the cross section, and in two pieces with a swivel type connection for sizes i]^-inch and larger (not illustrated). The stem in all sizes is made of brass. Handle or wheel: Sizes i}4"inch and smaller have a lever handle, as illustrated above; larger sizes are equipped with a wheel. Stuffing box: These valves have a deep stuffing box, filled with high grade packing. The stuffing box is equipped with a gland. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Seat opening: The diameter of the port opening in these valves is slightly smaller than the inside diameter of Extra Strong Pipe. Stop Drainage Waste! \\ hen lines or equipment are not fully drained, waste is inevitable. All too fre quently accumulation of condensate robs steam of its heat. Excessive heating costs, unsatisfactory operation, and sometimes damaged equipment are the results. Crane Inverted Open Float Steam Traps provide a complete and efficient method of handling condensate from piping, coils, heaters, and steam heated equipment of manv kinds. Low in price and simple in design, they give long and trouble-free service. See pages 345 to 34,"- CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 243 Temp. Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock For Valves Shown on pages_244 to 248 _______________ ______ Flanged Valves with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Valves with Ring Joint Facing. Butt-Welding - and Screwed End Valves - Steam. Water. Air. or Gas ZCtass XR Oil or Oil Vapor Oil Vapor, Oil, Clast X Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Mol\bdenum Alloy Steel Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Deg. Fahr. 150 Lb- 300 400 600 Lb. Lb. Lb. 100 150 200 250 300 350 . 230 220 210 200 190 180 600 800 1200 590 785 1180 580 770 1160 570 760 1140 560 740 1120 550 7 25 1095 400 170 540 710 1075 450 160 525 700 1050 500 150 500 665 1000 550 140 475 630 950 600 130 445 590 890 120 415 550 830 700 110 380 500 760 750 100 360 475 720 800 92 340 450 680 850 82 ! 320 ' 425 : 640 900 950 1000 1050 70 300 400 600 55 265 350 530 40 190 250 380 1100 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. 1800 1770 1740 1710 1680 1645 1615 1580 1500 1420 1330 1240 1140 1080 1020 960 900 795 570 3000 2950 2900 2850 2800 5000 4915 4830 4750 4660 2740 45bo 2690 2630 2500 2370 2220 4475 4380 4165 3950 3700 2070 3450 1900 3160 1800 2995 1700 . 2830 1600 2665 1500 2500 1325 2205 950 1580 150 300 400 600 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 275 255 240 225 210 195 180 165 ISO 140 130 120 no 100 92 82 70 455 40 720 710 700 690 680 b73 665 -60 o25 590 555 515 470 425 375 350 325 300 230 135 90 960 945 930 920 910 900 890 875 835 790 740 690 635 575 500 1 475 1 425 400 310 180 120 1440 1420 1400 1380 1 Jbo 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 , 750 ; 700 , 650 600 470 270 180 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. 2160 2130 2100 2070 2050 2025 2000 1975 1875 1775 1660 1550 1410 1275 1125 1050 975 900 700 405 270 3600 3550 3500 3450 3415 J57 0 3330 3295 3125 2955 2770 2580 2350 2125 1S76 1/6U 1625 1500 1170 675 450 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 56 25 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4300 3920 J55U 3125 2925 2700 2500 1950 1125 1 750 Flanged No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves (Made to order) Oil or Oil Vapor only Class X 100 to 750 800 850 900 S 950 . 1000 1050 , j 1100 Facings Other Than Ring Joint For temperatures up to 900s F., these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves shown above. 310 410 300 : 400 : 200 275 , 135 180 I 90 j 120 620 930 1550 2580 600 900 1500 2500 400 600 1000 1 1675 i 270 405 675 1 1125 180 270 450 j 750 , Ring Joint Facing For temperatures up to tsOO5 F,, thes^ ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Altoy Steel Valves shown above. 400 . 375 350 325 - 300 225 . 150 525 800 1200 2000 3325 500 | 750 1125 1875 3125 475 700 1050 1750 2925 425 650 975 1625 2700 400 600 900 1500 2500 275 425 bbU 1075 1776 200 275 425 700 1175 When an all-metal gasket (corrugated or flat) is used with raised face, lapped, or large male and female facings, these ratings will apply only when the contact area of the gasket is not greater, and the inside diameter of the gasket is not less, than that of a large tongue and groove gasket. AYhen welding end valves are used at temperatures over S5D0 F. in services w here graphitization may be a problem, valves made of Crane No. ~ or No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Steel are recommended. :iService recommendations: Valves with "XR" trim are particularly satisfactory for steam, water, air. gas, and other non-lubricating and relatively non-corrosive lluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, etc.; also for oil having low viscosity such as used in hvdraulie systems, especially where seating loads are extremely high. They are recommended tor maximum temperatures of S500 F. on steam and 5CO3 F. on all other services. Valves with "X" trim should always be used for oil or oil vapor service at temperatures over 500 F. and for most corrosive and unrefined oils regardless of temperature. Maximum recommended tempera tures are: icco= F. on i5C-Pound. and 3iico K on 300 to 2500-Pound Valves. For lubricating oils up to 500 F.. either "X" or "XR" should give equal satisfaction. "U" trim is provided primarily for high temperature (up to Q503 F.) steam lines. These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. Cold service: For temperatures between and 1: F.. the ratings for izo F. apply, [-'or sub-zero serv ice, materials with suitable impact resistance must be used; recommendations on request. Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered. Hanged end 150 and 3CC-Pound Valves rcgularlv are fur nished w ith Jie-inch raised faces, and gzz-Pounu .ma higher pressure valves, with J^-inch male laces. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA BmeeIQ4Q) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Manges and Flanged Fittings. Bioe-iQ3Q and those in the American Petroleum Institute (API) Stanuaru No oco, Second Edition, iq>i. P 244 23 CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves ("Vane Can Meel Clohc HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES. IN POUNDS ol the larger size or anJ Angle Whcx are Flanged Valves Flanged Valves higher pressure valves rugged an.' -.A-; in construction M-k.c i rom c a re iIt 11 y sc I ec t cn. Pressure Class With Facing Other With Ring loint Face Than Ring Joint Screwed anJ Butt-Welding Valves v. nen used tinder maxi mum tt orking pressures, these valves are regu materials anJ of im Shell Seat Shell Seat larly furnished with proved designs, they 150-Pound " "350 350 ' 425 350 gearing. In addition to possess the necessary 300-Pound 900 775 1100 775 facilitating operation, qualifications to meet 400-Pound 1200 1000 1450 1000 the gearing assures ac the severe demam.. of 600-Pound 1800 1550 2175 1550 curate regulation of flow. modern installations. Recognizing the service 900-Pound 1500-Pound 2700 4500 2250 3700 3250 5400 2250 3700 The valves are available in a w ide range of sizes, requirements they must Valve seats are tested 100 pounds air-under~water. 150, 300, 400, bco, oco. satisfy--accurate control and regulation of flow-- For working pressures, see page 243, [500, and isoc-Pound pressure classes, and extreme care has been with flanged, screwed, or exercised in their design, particularly in the case of butt-welding ends, as required. Prices and dimen the disc and seat. For steam and general service, the sions for zjoc-Pound Wives furnished on request. wide bearing of the plug type disc is exceptionally well fitted. Oil services are more efficiently served by a ball-shaped disc contacting a beveled seat in a line bearing. Made of carbon or alloy steels and supplied with various kinds of trim, the valves are suitable for a variety of services. They are particularly suited for the severe services so common in modern industrial To avoid the difficulties attending the operation and power plants, and in oil refineries. Specification of Materials 150-Pound Valves are regularly made of Crane Car bon Steel; 300, 400, bco, qco, 1500, and 2500Pound Valves are regularly made of Crane Xo. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel. The valves are furnished with a variety of trim materials as indicated below. Orders should specify both the catalog number and letter suffix; catalog numbers are listed on page 240. For extremely severe oil or oil vapor services, valves can be made of Crane Xo. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel. They are made to order only ; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Trim Names of Parts 150 Pound Valves 300 Pound Valves 400 Pound Valves 600 Pound Valves 900 Pound Valves 1500 Pound Valves 2500 Pound Valves Body and Bonnet Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel `Class "X" Oil or Oil Vapor Disc Body Seat Ring Stem Exelloy Exelloy Exelloy tExelloy 1100'F. Max. Bonnet Gasket_____ Corrugated Soft Iron ______________ Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Triplex Steel <|50-Pnund Valves are furnished with <tudO `Class "XR" Steam or Water 850' F. Max. Body and Bonnet Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Disc ___ __ No, 40 Nickel- \lloy Body Seat Ring___ ____________ ___ Exelloy Stem Exellov Bonnet Gasket Corrugated Soft Iron Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Triplex Steel < 150-Pound Valves are furni-hed with stud*. I 25(K)-Pound : Valve' with "XR" trim are not regularly furni'hed. Body and Bonnet No. 4 Carbon-.\ lolybdenum Steel Class "U" Steam or Water 950' F. Max. Disc Body Seat Ring Stem ____ Bonnet Gasket Not listed SSoft Iron Stellite-Faced Alloy Steel Stellite-Faccd Alloy Steel Exellov Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Templex Steel For detailed -er,ice recommendations, see page 243. JE.xolk'V or Exelloy-Faccd Alloy Steel..Corrugated Soft Ir List prices , page 246 Description of materials . pages l to 9 Dimensions .. page 247 CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 245 Plug Type Disc Crane Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves embody the many refinements in design and mate rials that are necessary in val\ es used on severe services. Disc and seat: "XR."and"L" trimmed valves (forsteam, water, or general service) in sires oinch and smaller are furnished with a plug type disc and seat (illustrated at left); the d-inch sire is furnished with a flat disc and seat (not illustrated). All sires of"X" trimmed valves (for oil or oil vapor service) are furnished with a 35 taper seat and a ball shaped seating face on the disc (illustrated at right). Body seat ring: All valves have the shoulder-type screwed-in body seat ring for utmost tight ness and security; in ``U'' trimmed valves, the rings are also seal brazed or seal welded. A y. Body and bonnet: The body and bonnet have heavy metal sections with liberal reinforcement at points subjected to greatest stress. The bonnet is fitted with a stem hole bushing. Bonnet joint: A ring-type bonnet joint holds pres sure easily on the 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500Pound Valves, assuring tightness and maximum strength. On 130 and 300-Pound Valves, a closefitting male and female bonnet joint retains the gasket and accurately centers the working parts. 300-Pound and higher pressure valves have through bolt-studs in the bonnet joint. 150-Pound Valves employ studs, threaded into the bonnet flange on the body. Stuffing box: The stuffing box on all valves is deep, assuring tightness and long packing life. The stuffing box is the lantern-tyre on all except the ijc-Pound Valves. When wick >pen, the valves can be repacked while under pressure. Gland: A two-piece ball-type gland and gland flange assures even pressure on the packing without binding on the stem. The gland flange is held in place by swinging eye bolts on 3co-Pound and higher pressure valves; 15c-Pound Valves use square head bolts for this purpose. Stem: The stem is of liberal diameter and has un usual strength. Threads are clean and accurately cut and have long engagement with the yoke bush ing. The stem and disc are held together by a disc stem ring, which permits the disc to swivel. Drilling: Flanged valves of each pressure class are furnished wich the end flanges faced, drilled, and spot faced <F.D. &: S.F.) unless otherwise ordered. List prices include drilling to the corresponding pres sure class of the American Standard. No deduction is made if flanged valves are ordered faced only. Flange facings: The 150 and 300-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with an American Standard J4-inch raised face on the end flanges; the 400, boo, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound Flanged Valves regularly have a Lt-inch male face (large male). When so ordered, valves can be furnished with other types of facings, such as ring joint, female, tongue, groove, etc.; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Finish of flange faces: The jjg-inch raised faces and the J^-inch male faces are finished with con centric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. A smooth finish can be furnished on the raised or male faces, when specified; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. American Standard: In design and materials. Crane Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves exceed the requirements of Standards issued by the American Standards Association. The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges on flanged valves conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings. Bibe-ioto, for their respective pressure class. Flanged and butt-welding valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Welding End Valves. Bio. 1:1 q3o. for their respective pressure class. This Stand ard does not include 3]A-inch 6cc-Pound Valves. Pressure-temperature ratings Service recommendations.. .. List prices......................................... P-te 243 page 243 - pa^e 246 246 CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 23 When ordering, specify catalog number and suffix. Globe, Screwed For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 142 X, 150-Pound No. 150 X, 300-Pound For Steam or Water No. 142 XR, 150-Pound No. 150 XR, 300-Pound ______ List Prices, Each, Globe or Angle Sice 150 300 400 600 900 1500 In. Pound Pound Pound Pound Pound Pound Screwed 2 _ 194.00 _2 21.00 "2' 2 221700" 254.00" 3 * 254.00 294.00' 4` 334700* '395.00 Flanged, F.D. & S.F., or Butt-Welding 2 _ 207.00 234.00 2 </2~ 234.00 _268700' r<c oOO ji,;-f62 qqT ______ 610.00 i__ 3194)0_________ " 885.00 t3 268700 "1308.00 Pound 1387.00' '899.00 11600.00 *31/2 *308.00 *361.00 Valves *455.00 '348.00 415.00 592.00, 626.00 tl566.00 J1983.00 468.00 562.00 773.00 tl25l.00|1813.00 2898.00 562.00" 695.00 11326.00 1570.00 2538.00 X3813.O0 8 843.00 11378.00 11931.00 For valves smaller than those listed, refer to the note at the top of the opposite pa^e. When 3-inch 300 and 600-Pound Flanged Valves with ring joint facing arc to be bolted to Cranelap joints, orders must so specify. A groove of special pitch diameter is required; sec page 470 for dimen-ions. *Butt-\vclding end vab arc not made in the 31 .Finch sice; these prices apply only to the flanged end. **o00-Pound Angle Valves are not made in the 2-inch sire; this price applies only to the Globe Valve. Angle. Screwed For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 144 X, 150-Pound No. 152 X, 300-Pound For Steam or Water No. 144 XR, 150-P..i.nu No. 152 XR. 300-Pound Globe, Flanged For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 143 X, 150-Pound No. 151 X, 300-Pound No. 161 X, 400-Pound No. 171 X, 600-Pound No. 183 X, 900-Pound No. 189 X, 1500-Pound For Steam or Water No. 143 XR, 150-Pound Nos. 151 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 161 XR or U, 400-Pound Nos. 171 XR or U, oOO-Pound Nos. 183 XR or U, 000-Pound Nos. 189 XR or U, 1500-Pound tBall-bearing yoke; gearing: Crane Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves are regularly furnished with a ball-bearing yoke and spur or bevel gears on the following sizes and pressure classes: 300-Pound..............8' 600-Pound........ 5 and 6" 400-Pound..............6 and 8* 900-Pound......... 4, 5. and 6" 1500-Pound. . . 3, 4, 5, and 6" For description, see page 248. Orders must state whether spur or bevel gears are wanted. When specified, valves can be furnished without gears (plain bearing yoke); prices on application. Butt-welding valves: Unless otherwise ordered, 150 and 3Cc-Pound Butt-Welding Valves are bored to match the inside diameter of Standard pipe (the heaviest weight on the 8-inch size). For all other pressure classes, orders must specify the diameter of the bore (I.D. of pipe). Angle, Flanged For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 145 X, 150-Pound No. 153 X, 300-Pound No. 163 X, 400-Pound No. 173 X, 600-Pound No. 185 X, 900-Pound No. 190 X, 1500-Pound For Steam or Water No. 145 XR, 150-Pound Nos. 153 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 163 XR or U, 400-Pound Nos. 173 XR or U, 600-Pound Nos. 185 XR or U, 900-Pound Nos. 190 XR or U, 1500-P.mnd Prices of flanged valves include facing, drilling, and spot facing to the corresponding pressure class of the American Standard. No deduction will be made if valves are ordered faced only. Globe Butt-Welding For service For Oil or Oil Vapor recommendations, For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 143 V2 X. 150-Pound see page 243. No. 145V2 X, 150-Pound No. 15H.2 X, 300-Pound No. 153'/2 X, 300-Pound No. 17112 X, 600-Pound No. 183U> X, 00-Pound No. 1891/2 X, 1500-Pound For specification of materials, No. 173Vi X, 600-Pound No. 1851/2 x, 900-Pound No. 1901/z X, 1500-Pound For Steam or Water see page 244. I-'or Steam or Water No. 143i/2 XR, 150-Pound No. 145'/2 XR, 150-Pound Nos. 1511/2 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 1531/2 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 161* 2 XR or CJ, 400-Pound Nos. I631/2 XR or U, 400-Pound Nos. 171l'2XR or U, 600-Pound Nos. 1731A XR or U, 600-Pound Nos. 183V'2 XR or U, 900-Pour.d Nos. 185*2 XR or U, 00-Pound Nos. 189'/2 XR or U, 1500-Pound Nos. 1901,2 XR or U, 1500-Pound Angle Butt-Welding CRANE 247 Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves NOTE For smaller size 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Values, refer to the following: 600-Pound Valves; l or o;--Pound Valves in sires smdikr iii.in :ho-e listed on the preceding page. use the V..teC -.ulv.s .n and 900-PounJ Valves: ! o." ' j to t-inch screwed isnJ socket-welding. use the 1 jcc-PounJ Steel Valves shown on page 241. For sires 2 and 2'j-ineh flanged and butt-welding, use the 1 jrr-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Wives shown on the preceding p .ge, 1500-Pound Valves: kor 'ires smaller than screwed and socket-welding, use the steel valves show n on page 241. ****** 23 By-passes: Crane Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves ean be equipped with a by-pass: priees on request. Motor operation: To facilitate operation, the valves can be equipped with an electric, air, or gas motor; priees are furnished on application. See pages 120 to 12q for complete details. Dimensions, in Inches Globe Screwed Globe Flanged Globe Butt-Welding Center to face: 150 and 3cc-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with a J^-inch raised face. 400, Poe, qcc, 150c, and ijcc-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with a 1.4,-inch high large male face. The center to face and face to face dimensions shown in the table include this facing. Flanged and butt-welding valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Welding End \ alves. Bio.ic-1030. The 31 o-inch oce-Pound Valves are not included in this Standard. Pressure-temperature ratings Service recommendations.. , Specification of materials.. . . List prices.... ......................... Description of construction. ................ page 243 . .page 243 . ,, page 244 page 246 pages 244 to 246 Templates for drilling. .. .pages 461 to 463 Taps and drains for valves. ................................pa.ge 579 Pres Size sure of Class Valve HH JJ H K! JL Globe Angle 2 8 8 4 4 1334 121 a 8 2% 8% 81/2 4% 4'/4 14% 1 13 ' 8 3 9% 9% 434 43/4 16 V 2 ' 15 9 150 +3i/2 1 10% 5% 17"% ' 151', ' 9 Pound 4 im III/2 534 534 19% ! 1734 10 5 14 6 16 7 23 2034 , 10 8 24% 213/4 | 12 8 19% 934 26 23'.<. ! 16 2 10% i 9i/2 51/4 43/4 17% 9 2% 11% 103/4 53/4 53/8 19 10 3 121/2 11% 6% 5% 201/2 | 10 300 V4 13% 6% Pound 4 14 13 7 61/2 221/2 2434 12 14 5 t53/4 7% 26% 16 6 171/2 83/4 2934 18 8 22 11 *36% *24 4 16 8 2514 14 400 5 Pound 6 18 191/z 9 93/4 28% *31 % 18 *20 8 23% 11% *38% *27 2 111/2 19 10 21/2 13 61/2 21% 12 3 600 Pound t3% 4 14 15 17 7 71/2 81/2 23% 25 27% 12 14 18 5 20 10 *3034 *20 6 22 11 *35 `24 3 15 7'A 24 12 900 4 Pound 5 18 22 9 11 *29% *3414 *20 `24 6 24 12 *37 34 `27 2 141,2 71/4 25% 25% 14 2% 161/2 8% 28% 28% 18 1500 3 Pound 4 18!,2 21'2 9% 103$ 33% 37% *24 *27 5 26% 13% 41% `30 6 273/4 13% *45% `30 `These dimensions apply only to valves without gearing i jr dimensions of geared takes, see page 248. fButt-uelding valves are not made in the 312-inch sire; the dimensions shown for this sire apply only to flanged valve*. Special facings .......................................... pages 468 to 471 Gearing . . ....................... ..... ..............page 248 248 CRANE Gearing for Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 23 To avoid the Jiiiki ic_\ eneountereu in opening; or cio-'.Tg large size or high f resst.re .clone and angle takes when used under the maximum recom mended working -- T ...C Bevel Gearing with Bull-Bearing Yoke Sleeve for Steel Globe and Angle Valves under the severest service condi tions. Spur Gearing with Bull-Bearing Yoke Sleeve for Steel Globe and Bevel gearing: Globe and angle valves equipped with bevel gearing will have the pinion shaft extending at right angles to Angle Valves (Gearing, Bonnet, and Yoke are shown turned 90' from position regularly the run of the valve with the handwheel on the left side when facing the port opening from above the valve seat. furnished). Spur gearing: Spur gearing will have the pinion shaft, extending upward, parallel to the main valve stem, with the handwheel above the gearing and on the left side when facing the port opening from above the valve seat. Ordering: Orders should specify whether bevel or spur gears are wanted. Orders for gearing placed in positions other than those men tioned above must clearlv indicate what is wanted. Dimensions, in Inches Valve Spur Class SlZ e P , Q Bevel R ST 306-Pound 400-Pound 8 ; 9% . 44 15 38 20 6 1 8% .40i/4.13y; 34G 18 8 11034;48*/> 171/4 413'4 24 5 1 8% ;401-2 131/4 3434 18 600-Pound 6 |93/8i,431/4 15 3714 20 4 | 8% .3934,131.4' 34 18 900-Pound 5 |93/8!423/4| 15 '363.4 20 6 . |103/4l47i/4;17i/4.40l2 24 3 | 93/g 1421/a; 15 36i2 20 1500-Pound 4 11034 .-471^.171/4.4034 24 5 110%,521/2!20% 45G 27 6 1141/s1 56 124% 483', 27 2500-Pound 1 On application List prices.. . .page 246 Dimensions not shown are the same as for valves without gears; see page 247. 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves Crane 2fcc-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves are avail able in the 1 }/, 2. 2)0, 3, 4, 5, and 6-inch sizes, with either flanged or butt-welding ends. In addition, the Globe Valves are made in the ?4. 1, and 1} t-inch sizes, with either butt or socket-welding ends. For steam, water, and general services, the globe and angle valves are supplied w ith Class "U" trimming; the disc is of the plug type. For oil or oil vapor service, Class "X" trimming is recommended, the valves having a jj3 taper scat and a ball shaped seating face on the disc. Globe and angle valves in sizes 3-inch and larger are regularly equipped with a ball-bearing yoke and gearing, to facilitate operation. Working pressures and service recommendations................. . page 243 General description and specifications of materials pages 244 and 245 2500-Pound All-.y ( a>t Steel Globe Valve Prices and dimensions on application For high-pressure high-temperature steam, boiler feed, and similar service in central stations and industrial plants, Crane Pressure-Seal and Lip-Seal Bonnet \ alves are available. They embody many excellent features which contribute to long life and efficient operation. Refer to Section 21. Steel Chock Valves CRANE Cast and Forged Steel Check Valves 249 The Crane line of Steel Check Valves can be classified into two _cnu'al groups. The first proup covers lift check salves iinch .ind smaller, of forged or cast steel: these are frequently considered general utility valves and are used in a wide variety of services, often at pressures and temperatures ,`ower than the recommended maximum. The second group covers cast steel swing check valves ranging in sice as large as 12-inch, all made similar in design and available in each of the American Standard pressure classes; the sizes range below 2-1'nch in some of the pressure classes. Lift Check Valves Sizes 2-Inch and Smaller Occ-Pound Forged Steel. Screwed, Flanged, or Socket-Welding.. pages 250 and 251 6cc-Pound Cast Steel. Ball, Screwed.................................................................. page 251 orrc-Pound Hydraulic. Forged Steel, Screwed...................... .......................... page 250 Cast Steel Swing Check Valves 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Pressure-Temperature Ratings.............................................................................. page 252 Description and Specification of Materials.......................................pages 253 and 254 List Prices................................................................................................................... page 255 Dimensions................................................................................................................. page 235 Lever and Weight..................................................................................................... page 253 2500-Pound.................................................................................................................page 250 24 The Cast and Forged Steel Check Valves listed above comprise only a part of the complete line of Crane steel products. Other steel products are shown and described in detail in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the following pages: Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves......................pages 205 to 220 Steel Gate Valves............................................pages 221 to 234 Steel Globe and Angle Valves................ pages 235 to 248 Steel Stop-Check Valves Pressure-Seal Bonnet................................pages 214 to 217 Bolted Bonnet........................................... pages 301 to 307 Steel Safety Valves....................................................... page 324 Steel Relief Valves.................................. pages 333 and 334 Steel Sediment Separators...........................................page 356 Steel Flanged Fittings................................... pages 267 to 274 Steel Welding Fittings................................... pages 275 to 290 Steel Flanges.................................................... pages 291 to 298 Steel Screwed Fittings................................... pages 257 to 2o2 Steel Bushings............................................................... page -00 Steel Plugs...................................................................... page 2o0 Corrosion-Resistant Products................... pages 375 to 396 Wrought Steel Nipples............................. pages lt>8 and lo9 Forged Steel Unions..................................pages 263 and 264 Forged Steel Flange Unions....................pages 182 and 265 Fabricated Pipin pages 497 to 522 250 CRANE 600-Pound Forged Steel Lift Check Valves Crane bco-Pound Forged Steel Lift Check Valves are made to withstand severe serv 24 ice on high-pressure, high-temperature steam and oil lines. Cro-; Section Horizontal Check--I'nion Gip List prices and dimensions at the bottom of this page. ri- .jTy Rugged and durable, the valves have been carefully designed to assure maximum strength and long life. Their Exelloy seat and disc make them suitable for oil or oil vapor service on temperatures up to rooo0 F. and for steam, w ater, air, gas, and general service on temperatures up to 850 F. The valves are available with a union cap and screwed ends in sizes H to ?4-inch or socket-welding ends in sizes )i and %-inch; and with a bolted cap and screwed, socketw elding, or flanged ends in sizes } 3 to 2-inch. Body: The body is forged carbon steel. Un usual corn;- ietness and heavy metal sec tions provide a high margin of safety. Cap joint: The cap joint in both the union and bolted cap valves is furnished with a corrugated soft iron gasket; tightness and ease of maintenance are assured. Cross Section Horizontal Check--Bolted Cap List prices and dimensions at the top of the next page. On union cap valves, a large, strong union ring reinforces the joint. On bolted cap valves, maximum compactness has been secured through the use of studs instead of through-bolts; the studs are made of Tri plex Steel, and the joint is the male and female type. Cap joints, even on the larger sizes, can be easily dismantled and reassembled. Disc and seat: Both the disc and the seat are made of wear-resisting Exelloy, an ideal material for seating surfaces in check valves. The disc has a ball shaped face which seats against a flat, angular shaped face on the body seat ring, forming what is virtually a line bearing seating contact. The disc operates in a specially designed cap, which assures proper guiding and square seating, eliminates chattering, and produces high disc lift with resultant low pressure drop. To facilitate regrinding when necessary, the top of the disc is tapped with pipe threads so that a nipple can be inserted. The seat ring has long thread engagement with the body. Shoulder-seated and screwed in under machine power, it will not loosen in service. WORKING PRESSURES Temp. Pounds, Non-Shock Screwed Flanged Valves or --With With" Socket- Vi-inch Ring Deg. Welding Male Joint F. Valves Facing Facing Class "X'\ for Steam, Water, Oil, or Oil Vapor 100 2000 150 1910 200 1820 250 1730 300 1640 350 1550 400 1460 450 1370 500 1280 550 1190 600 1110 650 1030 700 940 750 850 800 780 850 700 1200 1440 1180 1420 1160 ' 1400 1140 1380 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 950 1180 890 1110 830 1030 760 940 680 850 600 730 490 600 Class "X'', for Oil or Oil Vapor 900 950 1000 600 530 380 420 420 330 330 240 240 When an all-metal gasket icorrugated or flat) is used with large male and female facings, these ratings apply only if the contact area of the gasket is the same a< in large tongue and groove joint-.. TEST PRESSURES____ | Pounds Hydrostatic Screwed Flanged Valves Valve I or i With With Socket-Vi-inch Ring .Welding Male | Joint i Valves Facing |Facing Shell : 2175 ' I800-"2175" Seat , 2100 1550 ' 1550 Valve seat is also tested hydrostatically at 40 pounds. For description of materials, see P8es 1 to 9- Union Cap Horizontal Check Valves Crane occ-Pound Forged Steel Union Cap Check Valves, as described above, are made of high quality materials and are exceptionally strong and rugged. Their compactness and durability fit them for a wide variety of services in oil refineries, oil and gas fields, central power stations, and in general industrial installations. No. 3670 X Scre\t ed Horizontal Check List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches! lA '1 % ' V4 1 3A No. 3670 X. Screwed No. 3678 X, Socket-Welding Each 16.40 16.40 19.50 22.60 Each' 16.40 ' 16.40 1 _ End to end Dimensions, Center to top 1 Depth of socket 3 1 3 1 31/2 ' 41/2 2 2 , 2% 1 3 | Vi 6 1! 9/l6 1 11 No. 3678 X Socket-Welding Horizontal Check CRANE 600-Pound Forged Steel Lift Check Valves Bolted Cap Horizontal Check Valves 251 These BolteJ Cap Check Valves, described on the preccdmz pj-ie, are recommended for oil or oil vapor on temperatures up to iccc0 F., and for steam or water up to S5C0 F. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the bco-Pound Amer ican Standard (B1 be-1 qjq). They have a large male face l^-inch high with a serrated finish (ap proximately 32 concentric grooves per inch). Prices include drilling and spot facing; no de duction if ordered faced only. When so ordered, flanged valves can be furnished with ring joint, female, tongue, or groove facing; refer to the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Valves with 1jo-Pound end flanges are made to order; prices on application. Socket-Welding Fittings: For socket-welding fittings, see pages 275 to 27Q. Templates for drilling.. . page 462 Bolted Cap. Horizontal Bolted Cap, Horizontal No. 3674 X, Screwed No. 3682 X, Socket-Welding Bolted Cap. Horizontal No. 3686 X, ('lunged List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches Vz 1 3/4 1 1 1 IV 1 112 2 No. 3674 X, Screwed Each 21.30 |25.00 i 30.00 .43.00 65.00 87.00 No. 3682 X, Socket-Welding Each 21.30 1 25.00 ,30.00 .43.00 65.00 87.00 No. 3686 X. Flanged, F.D. & S.F. Each 49.70 57.70 70.00 87.00 110.00 142.00 End to Screwed end Socket-Welding Depth of Socket `Face to face. Flanged 3% 1 43/8 i S'/s 1 6V i 7 3s/g 1 4% 1 5*4 1 6V ! 7 % 1 U/l6 34 1 I3/IS '8 61/2 1 7Vz 1 8*4 1 9 [ 9*/2 83's 83, 1 11V Dimen- sions, in Inches Center to top Screwed Socket-Welding Flanged Diameter of flange 2Vz 1 3*/,s 1 31 Vis 1 4V& IVz i 3 Vi 6 1 31 t/is | 4V . 29/16 1 31/4 1 4'/is 1 45/i6 , 33/4 1 4% 1 4% 1 5V ! 5*8 SV 33s 6V 6 6 &9/l6 6'2 `Thickness of flange 9/l6 1 5/s 1 *Vs 1 l3/,6 ! Vs 1 Diameter of male face Diameter of bolt circle 1% 111 Vis 1 2 1 2 V i 2Vs 33/8 2% 1 31/4 1 3V j 37/g 1 4 V 5 No. and diameter of bolts 4--Vz 1 4--% 1 4-% 14-3/4 4-3/4 8-5/8 Face to face dimensions include \male faces; thickness of flange dimen^iuns do n<>t. Dimensions of ring joint and special facings.. . .pages 469 to 471 24 Cast Steel Ball Check Valves These unusually compact 6oo-Pound Ball Check Valves are specially designed for oil or oil vapor service on temperatures up to iooo F. Design: The body, made in two parts of cast car bon steel, is held together by Triplex Steel studs; the joint is male and female and is fitted with a corrugated soft imn gasket. The seat is integral with the body. The highly polished ball disc is solid Exelloy and is uniform in diameter. Ribs in the outlet half of the body guide the ball. Installation: The valves preferably should be in stalled in a horizontal line to reduce pressure drop and to eliminate the possibility of chattering at very low flow. They can also be installed in ver tical lines with upward flow, but in such use. the valve size should not be larger than the outlet end of the pump connection. WORKING PRESSURES Temp. Pounds Temp. Pounds Deg. Non- Deg. NonF. Shock F. Shock Class "XS" For Oil or Oil Vapor 100 2000 150 1910 200 1820 250 1730 300 1640 600 1110 650 1030 700 940 750 850 800 780 350 1550 850 400 1460 900 450 1370 950 500 1280 1000 550 1190 1 700 600 530 380 TEST PRESSURES Shell --2175 pounds hydrostatic Seat --2100 pounds hydrostatic Size No. 3692 XS End to end Width over all List Prices and Dimensions inches! V : V 1 1 ' iv : lVz 1 2 Each' 23.00 1 25.70 i 32.00 1 41.70 ! 53.30 1 74.50 Inches! 3*4 3* Vs ! 4*/g 1 4V 534 ' 67g Inches'213/i6 sq. i 3(4 sq. | 3% sq. | 4*/is sq.; 574 dia. 1 6s/g dia. Valve seat also tested h ydrO'tat- ically at 40 pounds. Cross Section Ball Check No. 3692 XS Screwed 252 CRANE Cast Steel Swing Check Valves 24 Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock For Valves Shown on pages 253 to 256 Temp. 'Flanged Valves with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Valves with Ring Joint Facing, Butt-Welding - and Screwed End Valves 3 Fluid Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Air 3Class X Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-'Molybdenum Alloy Steel Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon -Molybdenum Alloy Steel Deg. Fahr. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 ; 500 j 550 ` 600 ' 650 700 750 800 850 ' 900 950 1000 1050 1100 150 Lb. 230 220 210 200 190 180 170 160 150 140 130 120 110 100 92 82 <70 *55 <40 300 Lb. 600 590 580 570 560 550 540 525 500 475 445 415 380 360 340 320 300 *265 <190 400 Lb. 800 785 770 760 740 725 710 700 665 630 590 550 500 475 450 425 400 '350 <250 600 Lb. 1200 1180 1160 1140 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 950 890 830 760 720 680 640 600 <530 <380 900 Lb. 1800 1770 1740 1710 1680 1645 1615 1580 1500 1420 1330 1240 1140 1080 1020 960 900 <795 <570 1500 Lb. 3000 2950 2900 2850 2800 2740 2690 2630 2500 2370 2220 2070 1900 1800 1700 1600 1500 <1325 < 950 2500 Lb. 5000 ,j 4915 4830 j 4750 1 4660 ' 4565 4475 4380 j 4165 3950 j' 3700 3450 3160 2995 2830 , 2665 \ 2500 ,1 <2205 <1580 1 150 Lb. 275 255 240 225 210 195 180 165 150 140 130 120 no 100 92 82 <70 <55 <40 300 Lb. 720 710 700 690 680 675 665 660 625 590 555 515 470 425 375 350 325 300 <230 <135 < 90 400 Lb. 960 945 930 920 910 900 890 875 835 790 740 690 635 O/O 500 475 425 400 <310 <180 <120 600 Lb. 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 750 700 650 600 <470 <270 <180 900 Lb. 2160 2130 2100 2070 2050 2025 2000 1975 1875 1775 1660 1550 1410 1275 1125 1050 975 900 <700 <405 <270 1500 Lb. 3600 3550 3500 3450 3415 3375 3330 3295 3125 2955 2770 2580 2350 2125 1875 1750 1625 1500 <1170 < 675 < 450 2500 Lb. 6000 oSIo 5830 5750 5690 5623 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4300 3920 3550 3125 2925 2700 2500 <1950 <1125 < 750 Flanged No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves (Made to order) Oil or Oil Vapor only Clast X : ioo 1 to I 750 --800" 850 900 950 1000 1 1050 1100 ; 'Facings Other Than Ring Joint For temperatures up to 000 F., these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves, above. 310 410 300 400 200 275 135 180 90 120 620 930 1550 2580 600 900 1500 2500 , 400 600 1000 1675 270 405 675 1125 180 270 450 750 Ring Joint Facing For temperatures up to 800' F., these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves, above. 400 525 375 . 500 ' 350 475 325 425 300 400 225 275 150 200 800 1200 : 2000 : 3325 750 I 1125 | 1875 | 3125 700 1050 . 1750 j 2925 650 975 I 1625 I 2700 600 900 . 1500 : 2500 425 650 1075 1775 275 ' 425 700 1175 'When an all-metal gasket (corrugated or flat) is used with raised face, lapped, or large male and female facings, these ratings will apply only when the contact area of the gasket is not greater, and the in-ide diameter of the gasket is not less, than that of a large tongue and groove gasket. ;\Vhen welding end valves are used at temperatures over 850 F. in services where graphitization may be a problem, valves made of Crane Xo. 7 or No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Steel are recommended. ^Service recommendations: The seating surfaces of sw ing check valves arc subject to different operat ing conditions than those in gate, globe, or angle valves. The contact area is wide and flat, and since the disc swings and swivels freely, there is no ten dency to gall or score. Crane Steel Swing Check Valves are made with only one trim: "X", Exelloy to Exelloy. They can be used in any installation where the fluid being handled requires eicher "X", "XR", or "U" trim gate, globe, or angle valves; see pages 22b or 243. The following are maximum recommended tempera tures: icco3 F. on ijc-Pound Valves, except S500 F. for steam; and 1 ioo F. on 300 to 2500-Pound Valves, except Q5o F. for steam. For services in which the disc must be more sensitive to flow reversal or must be balanced for low velocities, valves with outside lever and weight can be furnished; see page 253. 4These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. Cold service: For temperatures between o and ico F., the ratings for ico F. apply. For sub-zero service, materials with suitable impact resistance must be used; recommendations on request. Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered, flanged end 150 and 3CC-Pound Valves regularly are fur nished w ith J-fg-inch raised faces, and qoc-Pound and higher pressure valves, with U-inch male faces. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree with those in Supplement Xo. i (ASA Bioeo1Q40) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bioe-icnQ and those in the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard Xo. 000, Second Edition, 1951. CRANE Cast Steel Swing Check Valves 253 Crane Case Steel Sw ing HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES. IN POC.\DS_ The line is complete and Check Valves are un usually strong and rugged in construction Low w orkiny'ceured through tlx careful distrihution of metal and by the use of heavy metal sections, asstire a maxi mum of safety over the recommended pressures and temperatures. Pressure Class j Flanged Valves 1 Flanged Valves With Facing Other1 With Ring Joint Face Than Ring Joint j Screwed and , Butt-Welding Valves Shell Seat Shell Seat 150-Pound 350 ~ 350 425 ' ' 350 300-Pound 900 775 1100 775 400-Pound 1200 1000 1450 1000 600-Pound 1800 1550 2175 1550 900-Pound 2700 2250 3250 2250 1500-Pound 4500 3__7_0_0______ 5400 __3_7_00 VuTvcTeats arc alo hydrostatically tested at 40 pounds. includes valves in a wide range of sices, in seven pressure classes (15?. 3~c, ace. oco. cpo. ijco. and ztcz-Pound), and with flanged, screwed, or Kitewelding ends, as required. Prices and dimensions for the 2 icc-Pound Valvesare furnished on application. Swing Check Valves are used to prevent the re The valves are well suited for services such as are For working pressures, see page 252. versal of flow in horizontal or vertical pipe lines. In found in modern industrial and power plants, long vertical lines, or for any angle from horizontal to distance pipe lines, and in oil refineries. vertical, they should be used for upward flow onlv. 24 Specification of Materials 15c-Pound Valves are regularly made of Crane Car bon Steel; 300. 400, oco, qco. 1500. and ijzc-Pound Valves are regularly made of Crane Xo. 4 CarbonXfolybdenum Alloy Steel. The valves are furnished with "X" trim; for com plete specifications, see the table below. For extremely severe oil or oil vapor service, valves can be made of Crane No. 5 Chrome-.\ lolvbjenum Steel. They are made to order only: see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Orders for these valves should specify the catalog number and suffix. Refer to page 154. Trim Names of Parts 150 Pound Valves 300 Pound Valves 400 Pound Valves 600 Pound Valves 900 Pound Valves 1500 Pound Valves jBody and Cap j Carbon Steel j No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel i i 8" and smaller fClass "X" i Disc 10 and 12" Oil, Oil Vapor. 1 ________i _ Steam,or WateriBody Seat Ring Exelioy Exclloy-Faced Carbon Steel Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel Excllov Exelioy 1100: F. Max. 'Hinge Cap Gasket Corrugated Soft iron Allov Steel tSolt Steel Ring Joint Gasket Cap Bolt-Studs Triplex fFor detailed service recommendations, see page 252. 1600-Pound r,lives, sires 4i and 1-inch, har e a corrugated soft iron cap gasket (male and female). 150-Pound Valves in all sires and 600-Pound Valves in sires > >. 34, and 1-inch use Triplex Steel cap studs. 2500 Pound Valves List prices and dimensions . . .page 255 Description of materials.. . .page I to 9 Valves with Outside Lever and Weight When so ordered. Crane Cast Steel Swing Check reversal of flow may gather considerable momentum Valves cun be furnished with an outside lever and before an ordinary valve disc would close, resulting an adjustable weight. Orders must specify whether in dangerous or damaging shock. By closing in the weight to balance the disc stantly and preventing reversal or to assist it in closing. Unless of flow, they eliminate shock. otherw ise ordered, the lexer and weight are mounted on the right hand side of the valve w hen facing the inlet. Prices are furnished on application. With the lever and w eight mounted so that the weight b.lances the weight of the disc, the valve be comes more sensitive to low inict velocities. With the lever and weight mounted so that the weight assists the disc The floating or feathering action in closing, the valves close the in of the disc causes the \,:i\c to stant the flow stops. Valves so open ith a minimum of pressure, fitted are especially recommended for liquid lines where a sudden Case Steel Swing Check Yahe With Outside Lever and Weight and resistance to flow past the disc is minimized. 254 24 CRANE Cast Steel Swing Check Valves Sl'cym Screwed Flanged Butt-Welding Cross Section of Cast Steel Swing Check Valve For Oil, Oil Vapor, Steam, or Water No. 148 X, 150-Pound No. 158 X, 300-Pound No. 174 X, 600-Pound For Oil, Oil Vapor, Steam, or Water No. 147 X, 150-Pound No. 159 X, 300-Pound No. 169 X. 400-Pound No. 175 X, oOO-PuunJ For Oil, Oil Vapor, Steam, or Water No. 147V2X, 150-Pound No. 159'/2 X, 300-Pound No. 169V2 X, 400-Pound No. 175'/2 X, oOO-Pt junJ The Crane line of Cast Steel Swing Check Valves embodies the many refinements in design and ma- No. 187 X, 900-Pound No. 199 X, 1500-Pound No. 1871/2 X, 900-Pound No. 1991/a X, 1 500-Pound terials necessary to withstand severe service. W hen so ordered, valves can be furnished with other Materials: These valves are regularly furnished with types of facings, such as ring joint, female, tongue, body and cap made of Crane Carbon Steel on the groove, etc.; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. i5c-Pound Valves, and of Crane Xo. 4 CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Steel on 3Co-Pound and higher pressure valves. Seating materials are Exelloy to Exelloy (Class "X" trim), suitable for steam, water, oil, oil vapor, air, or gas. Finish of flange faces: The fig-inch raised faces and the } i-inch male faces are finished with con centric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Design: On flanged and butt-welding valves the full port area is maintained without pockets, from the inlet port to the valve seat, to avoid turbulence. On the outlet side of the valve se..c. the body is of generous proportions, allowing full swing of the disc and minimizing erosion and flow resistance. Body seat ring: A shoulder-type screwed-in body seat ring provides maximum tightness and security. Cap joint: The 15c and 3cc-Pound Valves, and sizes 1-inch and smaller of the 6cc-Pound Valves, have a male and female type cap joint. The 400, 6co fsizes larger than i-inch), oco. 1500, and 2500Pound Valves have the ring-type cap joint. Cap studs and bolt-studs: Valves of the 30cPound and higher pressure classes, except W. *4. and 1-inch occ-Pound. have through bolt-studs of Crane Triplex Steel. i5z-Pound Valves and the Y>. :!t- and i-inch occ-Pound Valves have Triplex Steel studs. Both types provide an unusually strong and tight cap joint. Drilling: Flanged valves of each pressure class are furnished with the end flanges faced, drilled, and spot faced >F.D. &: S.F.) unless otherwise ordered. List prices include drilling to tine corresponding pres sure class of the American Standard. No deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Flange facings: The 15c and ^cc-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with an American Standard 1 jo-inch raised face on the end flanges; the 4cc. ecc. u:c. lire, and 25CC-Pound Flanged Valves regularly have a jj-inch male face (large male;. A smooth finish can be furnished on raised or male faces, when specified; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Standards: In design and materials, Crane Cast Steel Swing Check Valves exceed the requirements of Standards issued by the American Standards Asso ciation and the American Petroleum Institute. End flanges on flanged valves conform to the Ameri can Standard for Steel Pipe Ranges and Flanged Fit tings, Bi6e-iq3q, for their respective pressure class. 150, 300, 4C0, and 6oc-Pound Flanged and ButtWelding Valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Welding End Valves. Bib.io-iQ3Q. for their respec tive pressure class. This Standard does not include 8, 10, and 12-inch ijc-Pound Valves, 5-inch 400Pound Valves, 3) > and 5-inch 6oo-Pound Valves, or butt-welding valves in the 10 and 12-inch sizes. The 3CC, 42c. and occ-Pound Flanged and ButtWelding Valves, and o-inch and smaller 150-Pound Flanged Valves conform also to the API Standard for Pipe Line Valves, No. o-D, Sixth Edition, May, 1040. This Standard does not include 1 Jdt, 1 Mi, 3 3 and 5-inch valves, 150-Pound Butt-Welding Valves, or 8-inch and larger 150-Pound Flanged Valves. Working pressures............................................................... page252 Service recommendations ........................................ page 252 Test pressures........................................................................Page255 Specification of materials..................................................page253 Lever and Weight halves .......................................... page 253 7500-Pound Valves............................................................... page256 CRANE Cast Steel Swing Check Valves 255 List Prices, Each Sire Screwed End Valves Flanged End Valves, F.D. Sz S.F. or Butt-Welding End Valves Inches 150 Pound 300 ! 600 ; 150 Pound Pound Pound 300 Pound 400 Pound 600 Pound 900 Pound 1500 Pound i. 34 l il'2 2 lU2 *3 t3> 4 5 6 8 10 12 86.30 1 1 97.70 1 115.00 132.00 : 11 144.00 1 1 i 140.00 149.00 167.00 184.00 147.00 174.00 Use o00 161.00 195.00 Use 1500 Pound 388.00 481.00 161.00 1 181.00 187.00 214.00 167.00 187.00 194.00 *221.00 Pound Valves 253.00 *288.00 Valves 726.00 589.00 775.00 t227.00 t268.00 t334.00 I ! 241.00 281.00 247.00 294.00 386.00 437.00 990.00 1085.00 j; 334.00 | 401.00 | 515.00 i 598.00 1270.00 1550.00 !1 401.00 | 495.00 631.00 805.00 1617.00 2015.00 589.00 736.00 953.0ft 1150.00 2393.00 2945.00 ! t840.00 1030.00 1287.00 1553.00 3300.00 4340.00 ` tl133.00 1404.00 1738.00 2013.00 4455.00 5890.00 * When 5-inch )0u :nd oOO-Pound Flanged Valve* w ich ring joint lacing are to be bolted to Cranelap joints, orders must so specify. A groove of special pitch diameter is required; see page 470 for dimensions. tPrices shown for all 3 14-inch valves and for 10 and 12-inch 150-Pound Valves apply only to Hanged end valves. Drilling; Flanged valves are furnished with the end flanges faced, drilled, and spot faced (F.D. & S.F.), unless otherwise ordered. List prices include drilling to the corresponding pressure class of the American Standard. Xo deduction is made if flanged valves are ordered faced only. Butt-welding valves: Unless otherwise ordered, 150 and joc-Pound Butt-Welding Valves are bored to match the inside diameter of Standard -'ipe ('the heaviest weight on the 8, 10, and iz-inch sizes). For all other pressure classes, orders must specify the diameter of the bore (I.D. of pipe). When ordering, specify the catalog number and suffix; see the preceding page. 24 Screwed ---M------- Flanged s v. P - M------ : Butt-Welding (Not made in 3 1 jinch i-ire nor in 10 and 1 2-inch 150-Pound Class) Class 150 Pound r,300 . Dimensions, in Inches Size | M 1 N P 1 Class Size | M 1 N 1 p Class CO 00 2 |S>8 2*4 3 191/2 191/2 3*4 1101/21 4 1 ny21 11*4 5 1 13 1 6 1 14 1 8 1191/21 10 1 24*2 1 12 1 27V'2 1 2 1 10y2 1 91/2 2Vz 1 ny21 ioy, 3 i 121/2 11 3 Vs i 131/41 4 1 14 ( 13 , 5 I 153/4 i 6 1 171/2 1 8 1 21 | 10 1 24i/2 j 12 i 28 | 1ii 5 51/2 6 400 61/2 Pound 7 8 9 IO1/4 12'/g 1334 63/4 8 81/2 600 91/4 Pound 934 1034 Il34 14 15 1634 | 4 1 16 1 5 1 18 1 i 10 j 12 6 1 191/z 1 1121/2 8 1 23*4 1 10 | 261/2 1 12 i 30 1 1141/2 1 ** 1 ** y2 1 1 4% 131/2 3/4 1 16 14 11 1 7 141/2 1*4 1 9 1 71/2 1 6!/4 1*41 91/2 1 81/2 1 63/4 2 i liy2 1 91/2 1 7 2`/2 1 13 1 1 81/4 3 1 14 1 19 31/2 I 15 1 4 1 17 1 1 934 I IO1/4 5 | 20 1 6 1 22 1 8 26 1 ;10 31 1 12 33 1 123/4 1 131/2 1 151/4 1 1834 ' 1 211/2 1500 Pound 2500 Pound "These dimensions will be furnished on application. Size | M 3 1 15 4 1 18 5 1 22 6 1 24 8 | 29 10 | 33 12 1 38 1*4 1 12 2 1 141/2 21/2 1 I61/2 3 1 18i/2 4 1 2U/2 5 1 261/2 6 1 273/4 8 i 323/4 10 1 39 12 1 441/2 P 91/2 11 131/4 133/4 I61/2 ** ** 81/4 93/4 IOI/2 IH/4 131/4 151/4 153/4 I81/4 ** ** Face to face: 15c and 3zz-Pound Flanged \ alves regularly ha\e a J^-inch raised face; and 4--- ozc. qcc, 1500, and 2jcc-Pound Flanged Valves regularly have a U-inch high large male face. Face to face dimensions 'dimension "M") shown in the above table include these facings. Templates for drilling and Range dimensions.. .pages 461 to 463 Description . . pages 253 and 254 Special facings.. . .pages 468 to 471 256 CRANE 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Swing Check Valves 24 Crane lizz-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Swing Check Valves w ith flanged or butt-welding ends are available in the 4, 5, o, 3, and 10-inch sizes. The valves are recommended for the high pressures and tem peratures encountered in mod ern central power stations and oil refineries. They are regu larly furnished with Class "X" trimming (Exelloy to Exelloy) and are suitable for oil, oil vapor, steam, water, or general service. 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel -Swing Check Valve Working pressures and service recommendations.... page 252 General description.......................................... pages 253 and 254 These are extremely heavy valves. They are ruggedly con structed and are amply propor tioned throughout. The full port area is main tained without pockets, from the inlet flange to the valve seat, to avoid turbulence. On the outlet side of the valve seat, the body is of generous proportions, allowing full s\\ ing of the disc and minimizing erosion and flow resistance. Prices and dimensions will be furnished on application. Specification of materials. , . .page 253 Description of materials,.... .pages 1 to 9 6000-Pound Hydraulic Forged Steel Lift Check Valves WORKING PRESSURE 6000 pounds cold water or oil, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 6500 pounds hydrostatic Cross Section No. 227 H Size No. 227 H, Horizontal End to end Center to top List Prices and Dimensions Inches [ % 1i Vz 11 Each 1 49.00 |[ 54.00 1i Inches 1 27/g I 3% ! Inches | 2% 1 31/4 1 3/4 63.00 5 4% 1 1 1 1 No. 227 H Horizontal Screwed 1 77.00 51/4 4% 1 u/4 | 105.00 17 1 4% Service recommendations: These valves are rec ommended for severe and extremely high pressure service on hydraulic lines not subject to shock. They have very heavy metal sections and are exceptionally rugged. Body and cap: The body is made from a solid steel forging. Sizes i-inch and smaller hate a screwed cap as illustrated. The i *.l-inch size has a bolted cap (not illustrated). Disc and seat: The disc is made of brass and is accurately guided, assuring square seating. The seat bushing, made of Exelloy. is easily renewed. The valves have a small spring between the disc and cap. Seat opening: The diameter of the port opening in these valves is slightly sm~ er than the inside diameter of Extra Strong Pipe. Steel Screwed Fittings, Plugs, Bushings, Unions, & Flange Unions CRANE Dexter Valve Reseating Equipment For Gate Valves 453 Gate valve disc being refaced in a Dexter Gate Valve Disc Cutting Machine. Dexter (Leavitt) valve reseating equipment reseats valves right on the line in a few minutes, ending expensive leakage at extremely low cost. They are easily operated, reliable, efficient, and durable. Equipment includes cutter supports, disc cutting machines for fefaeing discs, risers, wrenches, ar.d screw drivers. Rotary cutters are furnished with cutter blades, to meet individual requirements. _____________________________________________ Sets and Capacities___ No.| 2-3-C 1 2-4-C | 2-6-C | 2-8-C For Valve SizesInches| 1 Vj-3___ |_ IVj>--4 | l*/2~6 I IVt-S | Z-10-C | 2-12-C | 2-14-C | \ lV^-10 | | 11/2-14 | 2-16-C I*,2--16 For Globe Valves For Pump Valves No. 7LDC Lathe Disc Cutting Machine No. 12MO Reseating Machine In Operating Position The globe valve reseating equipment includes improved reseating machines, a patented disc cutting machine, a disc holding chuck, an extension spindle, and related equipment. Cutters have 450, 550, and 750 angles. Carbon tool steel cut ters are used for low pressure valves, and Universal cutters are used for all valves includ ing high pressure types with seats of toughest metals. Cutter types and angles are chosen according to individual requirements. Globe equip ment can be furnished in vari able range capacities. Reseating machines and lathe disc cutting machines are each made in three sices suitable for the following valve sires: >4 to 4-inch, to --inch, or J< to 12-inch. Re-cutting pump valve seats in water chest, using ratchet handle. No. DPC-7l/2 Pump Valve Reseating Equipment W hen pumps become defective and ineffi cient due to worn or badly scored valve seats, they can quickly and inexpensively be restored to full service w'ith Dexter pump valve reseating equipment. Simple, com pact, and easy to operate, the equipment keeps suction and discharge valves in all types of pumps working at top efficiency. There is no lengthy interruption in service. Equipment for pump valve reseating con sists of a reseating machine, brackets, rat chet wrench, and pump valve cutters. No. D PC-7 Jo, shown above, includes an improved No. Doo Pump Machine and a complete set of pump cutters, 2, 3, 3 Jo, 4, 4J4, 5. 5}'2, b, 6} 0, 7, and 7j.o-inch. Cut ter ranges to meet individual requirements are available. Prices on application 38 454 CRANE Johns-Manville Insulating Materials Wool Felt For Hot and Cold Water Service Lines up to 2253 F. Zero To Prevent Cold Water Pipes from Freezing Pre-Shrunk Asbestocel 85% Magnesia Johns-Manville Pre-Shrunk Asbestocel is a cellular Johns-Manville 85% Magnesia insulation combines type of insulation, made of alternate layers of plain the high insulating qualities of basic carbonate of and corrugated asbestos felts. Used on pipe lines magnesia and asbestos, affording a light weight and carrying low pressure steam and hot water. efficient insulation. It contains a maximum number This material w ill not absorb moisture while in stock or during handling and consequently expand. Pre- of dead-air cells which increases its natural resistance to heat transmission and reduces its weight. Shrunk Asbestocel is made of specially-treated, Johns-Manville 85% Magnesia Pipe Insulation is moisture-resistant asbestos paper which prevents moulded in 3-foot lengths in Standard, 1* 2-inch. "breathing" and thus removes the cause of objec 2-inch, Double Standard, 2H-inch, and 3-inch tionable shrinkage cracks. It is also fabricated with thicknesses (double layer), to fit standard pipe sizes an improved type of corrugation which affords from Yi to 12-inch. greater strength and a more uniform appearance. Pre-Shrunk Asbestos! is made in sections three feet long for pipe sizes of ]4 to 12-inch. 3 and 4-ply thicknesses v^Hnch per ply) or thicknesses of 6 or 8 plies to the inch are available. The following finishes are furnished: regular canvas covered, asbestos paper For smaller pipe, 85% Magnesia Pipe Insulation is furnished in sectional form, packed in crates or cartons with canvas jacket and metal bands. For larger pipe sizes it is supplied in segmental form, without canvas or bands. covered high-speed finish, and glazed white high speed finish. Pre-Shrunk Wool Felt Johns-Manville Pre-Shrunk Wool Felt Pipe Insula Zero Pipe Insulation tion is an effective and economical material for hot water lines and for use on moderately cold water Zero Pipe Insulation is designed for insulating cold lines where humidity conditions are not severe. water pipes that are exposed to moderate (ordinary) rather than extremely low temperatures, or where the time that the surrounding atmosphere would be below the freezing point is of short duration. It is constructed of layers of hair felt surrounded by several layers of wool felt, with a layer of satu Like Pre-Shrunk Asbestocel, Johns-XIanville PreShrunk Wool Felt is made of moisture-resisting felts which prevent the objectionable absorption of moist ure in storage, thus minimizing drying shrinkage and pulling apart at the joints after application. rated wool felt inside the hair felt to keep the hair The sheets of wool felt of which this material is com from direct contact with the pipe. Hair felt greatly posed are indented, which reduces the conductivity 38 retards the flow of heat from the water in the pipe of the finished material approximately 25 per cent as to the colder surrounding air and is protected by a compared with ordinary wool felt. It is also up to wool felt jacket and an inner layer of saturated felt. 20 per cent lighter in weight. lror outdoor lines, for extremely low temperatures, or for temperatures below the freezing point that are of long Juration, Zero Pipe Insulation with a separate jacket is recommended. Zero Pipe Insulation is furnished in 3-foot lengths, split for ready application, covered with canvas and equipped \uth metal bands. Made for pipe sizes from 1 > to S-inch, and in one thickness, approxi mately U4 inches. This wool felt has a Jual-service felt liner which is waterproof, making it perfectly suited to cold water lines. Since the liner will withstand temperatures as high as 225 F., the material is equally satis factory for hot water lines. Available in sections 3 feet long, in thicknesses 01 } >-inch, ^-inch, and i-inch for pipe sizes from J > to 12-inch. It is available with a canvas finish or with an integral, weather-proof jacket. Prices and additional information on application CRANE Johns-Manville Insulating Materials 455 Asbestos Sheet Millboard Asbestocel Blocks 85% Magnesia Blocks Asbestos Sheet Millboard is rec ommended for general uses re quiring sheet or board for pro tection against fire, heat, acid fumes, etc. It is frequently used as a fireproof lining for floors, partitions, ceilings, elevator shafts, ranges, stoves, grates, etc. Millboard can be cut with shears to any size desired and fastened with nails or screws. Standard sheet sice is gz x 4$ inches; cut pieces can also be furnished. Thicknesses of bd to ) d-inch arc available. An economical insulation for temperatures up to I'. Ideal for boilers, warm air ducts, etc. The blocks arc made of built-up asbestos felt layers, alternately plain and corrugated. Available in w idths from o to 30-inch and in lengths from 30 to qo-inch. Coarse Blocks arc furnished in thicknesses of 1 to S plies with four plies per inch of thickness. Fine Blocks are furnished in thicknesses of 1 to it> plies with six or eight plies per inch of thickness. These blocks are used to insulate flat, curved, or irregular surfaces where temperatures do not ex ceed occ F. They ,.rc widely used where high insulating v d.._ and light weight are needed, and where surfaces are so irregu lar that an easily cut insulation is required for proper fitting. Regularly furnished flat or curved in 3 and o-ineh widths, in iS and 30-inch lengths, and up to 4 inches thick. Flat blocks are available in q and 1 i-inch widths also. Finishing and Insulating Cements Johns-Manville cements arc unexcelled for insulation of irregular surfaces such as on valves, flanges, pipe fittings, etc., or as a surface finish over block or sheet insulations in order to seal joints and to provide a smooth, durable finish. Finishing cements include tWO types: The No. 301 is made of asbestos liber and suitable binding materials. It produces a hard, durable surface which will not crack, break, or peel oif. The No. 351 is a general utility short-fiber asbestos finishing cement, i 'cal for finishing insulation on heating boilers and pipe fittings. Insulating cements also include tW O types : I he '-s'. Magnesia which features a high in-ulating value and which, except for its powdered form is similar to the t>w Magne-ia Blocks described above. The No. 43c is a high grade, mineral wool cement with superior insulating properties. Pm\ ides high covering capacity and excel lent adhesion to either hot or cold surfaces. It is tisuallv applied in thicknesses equal to block insulation where conditions pre vent the use of the latter. Temperature Limits and Covering Capacities of Cements Type of Cement Max. Covering Approx, Weight Temp. Capacity Applied pounds per and Dried of water Bag 1-inch thick to mix Deg. F. Scj- Ft. i M. Ft. per per 100 lb*. Big 100 pounds cement P.v.mb "T,F 1 No-302 " 1 inching No 352 _ TInns-uullaattiningr85%NMo a4g5nQesia 600 1300 25 25 175 100 19 9l'20r19 100 50orl00 58 35 450 60 50 1 25 250 50 38 Prices and additional information on application 456 CRANE Fiberglas Dust-Stop Air Filters For "V" and Flat Bank Installations Fiberglas Dust-Stop Filter With Frame and Angle Uprights *Fiberglas Dust-Stop Air Filters Assure Efficient, Low-Cost Air Filtration Fiberglas Dust-Stop Air Filters provide an economical means of cleanin'! the air in unit heating, central heating, ventilating, anJ air conditioning systems. Designed specifically as a replacement, throw-away type of filter, their use simplifies maintenance prob lems and insures efficient filtration of air. The filters will remove dust, dirt, lint, soot, paint spray, etc., from mechanically circulated air in manufacturing and assembly plants, paint shops, laboratories, distilleries, canneries, packing and processing plants, public buildings, theatres, hotels, shops, and institutions. Construction: Fiberglas Dust-Stop Air Filters are composed of a maze of glass fibers which are coated with a patented, dust catching adhesive. The filters are fpeed with metallic grilles and bound on the edges with a fiberboard frame. Installation: The filters may be installed in either "V"' or flat type banks. "Unit" Fiberglas filter frames, die fabricated of rolled steel, simplify the erection of either type. Louvres Access \ Filters' -`in "V"; ;:Bank Access Air Conditioner Fan 38 Filter Fr.ir'e- are manufactured to take 2 or 4 ini_r.es <4 nltering media. Filters 1-inch thick, used in series, are recommended. Flat banks occupy less depth within the duct area than "V" banks but they require a larger face area for the same capacity. "V" frames are used where face areas are limited. The angle at which, the frames are attached may be adjusted to provide the correct filter area in the space available. Underwriters' approved: Fiberglas Dust-Stop Air Filters have been awarded an unqualified Class z rating by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. This is the highest rating issued an impinge ment type filter. Resistance indicators: The resistance of the bank and the pressure drop increase with the amount of dust accumulated in the filter. A Dust-Stop Resistance Indicator (not illustrated) is available to measure the pressure drop. Its use will serve as a guide in determining the proper time to replace filters. 'Fiberglas and Dust-Stop are U.S. Registered Trademarks of the 0\\ cns-Corning Fiberglas Corporation. Prices and additional data on application. CRANE 257 Steel Screwed Fittings, Unions, and Flange Unions Forged and Cast Steel Screwed Fittings are available in a wide range of straight and reducing sizes for a variety of service requi.-unents. Forged Steel Fittings are regularly made in the iccc, 3zzc, jnJ occc-Pound W.O.G. pressure classes. Cast Steel Fit tings are regularly made in the iccc-Pound W.O.G. pressure class. Special fittings and fittings for higher pressures can be fur nished to order; fittings shown in this section include: qo Elbows qo Street Elbows 45 Elbows Tees Crosses 45 Y-Bends Couplings Half Couplings Reducers Caps Plugs Bushings Forged Steel Fittings 2000, 3000, and 6ooo-Pound W.O.G. General description.................................................................page 238 Working pressures...................................................................page 158 List prices.............................................................. pages 230 and 200 Dimensions............................................................................... page 2P1 Cast Steel Fittings iooo-Pound W.O.G..................................................................page 262 Forged Steel Unions 2000-Pound W.O.G................................................................. page 263 3000-Pound W.O.G................................................................. page 263 booo-Pound W.O.G................................................................. page 264 Forged Steel Flange Unions 20C0 and 6oco-Pound W.O.G................................................page 265 Forged Steel Combination Elbows................................page 266 25 For AAR Forged Steel Unions, see page ISO The items listed above comprise only a part of the complete line of Crane steel products. Other steel products are shown and described in detail in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the following pages: Sceel Couplings................................................................................... page170 Wrought Steel N'ipples.................................... .. .pages 108 and 160 Forged Steel Tongue and Groove Flange Unions......... page 1S2 Steel Flanged Fittings.............................................pages 267 to 274 Steel Welding Fittings.............................................pages 275 to 290 Steel Flanges............................................................. pages 291 to 298 Steel Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves...................... pages 205 to 217 Steel Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves.......................... pages 218 and 219 Steel Gate Valves......................................................pages 221 to 234 Steel Globe and Angle Valves.............................. pages 235 to 248 Steel Check Valves................................................... pages 249 to 256 Steel '-"op-Check Valves.....................................pages 304 and 305 Steel Safety Valves........................................................................... page321 Steel Relief Valves................................................pages 333_and 334 Corrosion-Resistant Valves and Fittings..........pages 375 to 39p Valves and Fittings for Marine Service..........pages 397 to 403 Steel Sediment Separators.............................................................. page35o Fabricated Piping.................................................... pages 497 to 522 How to read reducing fittings.. . .page 577 258 CRANE Forged Steel Screwed Fittings 2000, 3000, and 6000-Pound W.O.G. 25 90 Elbow No. 240. 2000-Lb. WOG No. 380, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 660, 6000-Lb. WOG Tee No. 241, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 381, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 661, 6000-Lb. WOG 45 Elbow No. 242, 2000-L-b. WOG No. 382, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 662, 6000-Lb. WOG Cross No. 243, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 383, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 663, oOOO-Lb. WOG For list prices, see the opposite page. 90 Street Elbow No. 384, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 664, 6000-Lb. WOG 45 Y-Bend No. 245, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 385, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 665, 6000-Lb. WOG Coupling No. 386, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 666, 6000-Lb. WOG Reducer No. 387, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 667, 6000-Lb. WOG Service recommen dations : These fittings are unusually strong and rugged. They are Half Coupling No. 388, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 668, 6000-Lb. WOG ideally suited for high pressure hydraulic lines and for high pressuretemperature service in oil refineries, oil and gas fields, central power sta tions. and industrial and chemical plants. The 2000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings, exceptionally com pact and light in \\ eight, are intended for services beyond the temperature range of malleable iron fittings and for use on many relatively low pres sure installations where the extra strength and safetv afforded by steel fittings are desired. Design and construction: The elbows, tees, crosses, and Y-bends are forged solid; caps, cou plings, reducers, plugs, and bushings are ma chined from solid steel. All openings are drilled. The fittings have liberal metal sections through out; they have an ample factor of safety over the recommended working pressures. WORKING PRESSURES Pounds, Non-Shock For Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air Temp. Carbon Steel Fittings Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Fittings 2000 3000 6000 2000 3000 6000 Pound Pound Pound Pound Pound Pound Deg. F. W.O.G. , W.O.G. W.O.G. W.O.G. W.O.G. W.O.G. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 2000 1980 1950 1920 3000 2960 2920 2880 1900 2840 1880 2820 1850 : 2780 1830 2740 1740 2600 1640 ` 2460 1550 2310 1440 1 2150 1320 | 1960 1190 1 1775 1020 1525 835 i 1250 585 i 875 460 690 335 500 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4300 3920 3550 3050 2500 1750 1375 1000 2000 1980 1950 1920 1900 1880 1850 1830 1740 1640 1550 1440 1320 1190 1045 975 900 835 650 3000 2960 2920 2880 2840 2820 2780 2740 2600 2460 1 2310 2150 1960 ' 1775 1560 1460 1350 s 1250 I 975 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4300 3920 3550 3125 2925 2700 2500 1950 The forged fittings have each opening reinforced with a wide band. It completely surrounds the thread chamber, extending beyond the last thread. This de sign not only provides the requisite strength but also makes the fittings more compact and neater in appearance, and permits a better wrench grip. Materials: High grade carbon steel billets or bar stock, purch ,-ed under rigid specifications and care- fully inspected and tested for quality, are used in the "manufacture of these fittings. The material has been especially selected for its strength, toughness, and resistance to temperature and shock. Threading: The threads are long and are accurately cut to gauge. The openings are chamfered to permit easy entrance of the pipe. All of the openings are in true alignment. Caps, Plugs, and Bushings. . page 260 Dimensions page 261 CRANE Forged Steel Screwed Fittings 2000, 3000, and 6000-Pound W.O.G. 259 For working pressures and descrif *ion, see the opposite page. List Prices, Each--Carbon Steel Fittings Type of Fitting 90: Elbows Tees 45' Elbows Crosses 905 Street Elbows 45' Y-Bends Couplings Reducers Half Couplings 2000Pound Wh.G. 3000Pound W.O.G. 6000Pound W.O.G. Size Inches No. 240 No. 241 % Va 3/s Vz Va l IV* l'/2 2 21* 3 4 Sire Inches .55 .55 .55 .65 .75 .90 1.20 1.50 1.90 2.90 5.00 12.50 No. 380 .80 .80 .80 .95 1.10 1.35 1.75 2.30 2.90 4.40 7.50 17.00 No. 381 Vs Va 3/s Yt Va 1 F/4 IV2 2 2>/2 3 3V4 4 Size Inches .55 .55 .55 .65 .75 .90 1.20 1.50 1.90 2.90 5.00 12.50 12.50 No. 660 .80 .80 .80 .95 1.10 1.35 1.75 2.30 2.90 4.40 7.50 17.00 17.00 No. 661 Vs .55 .80 Va .55 .80 Vs .65 .95 1 2 .75 1.10 Va .90 1.35 I 1.20 1.75 IYa 1.50 2.30 IV2 1.90 2.90 2.90 4.40 2>,2 5.00 7.50 3 12.50 17.00 3H 12.50 17.00 41 i No. 242 No. 243 | No. 245 .68 .68 .68 .78 .90 1.08 1.44 1.80 2.28 3.48 6.00 14.00 .0. 382 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.30 1.50 1.90 2.80 3.50 5.00 7.30 10.00 23.00 No. 383 1 Use 3000Pound W.O.G. 1.40 1.85 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.75 4.75 5.80 No. 384 No. 385 .68 .68 .68 .78 .90 1.08 1.44 1.80 2.28 3.48 6.00 14.00 14.00 No. 662 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.30 1.50 1.90 2.80 3.50 5.00 7.30 10.00 23.00 23.00 | .75 .85 .85 1.05 1.40 2.00 2.50 3.15 No. 663 No. 664 1.40 1.85 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.75 4.75 No. 665 .68 1.10 .68 1.10 1.05 .78 1.30 1.40 2.00 .90 1.50 1.40 2.50 1.08 1.90 2.00 3.00 1.44 2.80 2.50 3.75 1.80 3.50 3.15 4.75 2.28 5.00 3.75 3.48 7.30 6.00 10.00 14.00 23.00 ' 14.00 ' 23.00 i Use 3000-Pound W.O.G. No. 386 .40 .40 .40 .40 .45 .55 .70 .85 1.15 1.60 2.75 3.85 4.80 No. 666 .60 .60 .60 .60 .65 .85 1.05 1.30 1.75 2.40 4.75 8.50 10.90 No. 387 .55 .55 .70 1.00 1.20 1.35 1.60 1.85 2.75 3.75 5.50 6.75 No. 667 .75 .75 .90 1.25 1.50 1.70 2.10 2.50 3.60 5.75 9.50 11.75 No. 388 .25 .25 .25 .25 .30 .35 .40 .50 .70 .95 1.65 2.30 2.85 No. 668 .35 .35 .35 .35 .40 .50 .60 .80 1.05 1.45 2.85 5.10 6,50 25 Reducing fittings: Reducing fittings can be made in any reduction from straight sice forging blanks; they use the same list price as straight sice fittings. The list prices of Reducers apply to any reduction. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Galvanized fittings: Galvanized fittings can be made to order; see the Crane Discount Sheet. Alloy steel fittings: Fittings made of CarbonMolybdenum Steel, Chromium-Molybdenum Steel (4 to 6% Chrome), or Stainless Steel (iS-S) can be made to order; prices will be furnished on application. Other types of fittings: The Crane line includes an unusually complete assortment of steel fittings. In addition to the fittings listed here, steel plugs, bushings, and caps are shown on the following page. Steel screwed unions, flange unions, and combination elbows are shown on pages 103 to 200. looo-PounJ W.O.G. Cast Steel Screwed hittings in sices as large as 12-inch are listed on page 262. 260 CRANE Steel Screwed Caps, Plugs, and Bushings 3000 and 6000-Pound WO.G. Caps 25 No. 389 Cap 3000-Pound W.O.G. Plugs List Prices. Each--Carbon Steel Caps and Plugs Sire Caps Plugs Inches *4 Vs % *2 3A i 1V4 P/2 2 21-2 3 31/2 4 No. 389 3000 Pound .35 .35 .35 .45 .65 .90 1.00 1.30 2.00 3.65 4.35 -.45 13.00 No. 309 Square Head 3000 Pound L'sc Solid Plugs show n on page I06: they are made of -reel .30 .35 .50 .75 1.50 3.00 5.00 5.75 6.50 . No. 308 No. 602 Round Head Hexagon Head 3000 Pound 6000 Pound .25 .25 .25 ' .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .30 1 .30 .35 1 .40 .50 1 .55 .75 .85 1.50 * 1.65 3.00 1 3.30 5. ' 5.50 5.75 1 6.35 6.50 1 7.15 No. 309 Square Head Plug 3000-Pound W.O.G. No. 308 Round Head Plug 3000-Pound W.O.G. No. 602 I iexagon Head Plug oOOO-Pound W.O.G. List Prices, Each--Carbon Steel Bushings Size No. 600 No. 601 1 Hexagon Face 1 Bushings Bushings 1 Size No. 600 No. 601 Hexagon Face Bushings Bushings Bushings Inches Vs x'/s % xVi H/s 6000 Pound * * 6000 Pound { Inches * ; 2 xlVz xlVs xl 6000 Pound 1.32 6000 Pound 1.50 No. 600 Hexagon Bushing uOOO-Pound W.O G. No. 601 Face Bushing 6000-Pound W.O.G. Design and construction: The caps, plugs, and Bushings listed on this page have liberal metal sections throughout; they hat e an ample factor of safety over the recommended working pressures. For added description and working pres sures. refer to page ivT Galvanized fittings: Galvanized caps, plugs, and bushings can be made to order; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Alloy steel fittings: Caps, plugs, and K ,-nings made of Carbon-Molybdenum Steel, Chromium-Molybdenum Steel (4 to 1/ ; Chrome), or Stainless Steel (.iS-;>) can oe made to order; prices are fur nished on application. 1/2 *Va x Vs 3A 'Vz *% *i/4 xVs I *3/4 x Vz x% xVs x Vs F/4X1 x3A <l2 x 3/g Vs 11 '2 x 11/4 -1 r3A x>2 M's <Vs .45 .45 .50 .66 .83 * * .60 .75 .95 *For -ire- indicated with an au.cri-k. u-c the hexagon and face hushing-; -how n on page lev; thev are made of steel. x3A xVz x% xVs 21/2x2 xH/2 xlVs xl x3A x1(2 3 x 2 V2 -2 <l'/2 II/4 .1 ! xVs -1, 312 <3 X 2 V2 -2 Hi 1 Vs i 3'/2 3 -2>- -I' 1.20 5.00 4.50 2.00 8.00 7.25 5.00 .... 9.00 6.00 8.25 10.50 1 7.50 Description and working pressures , page 258 Dimensions of caps page 281 xH/4 xl 9.50 CRANE 261 Forged Steel Screwed Fittings Dimensions, in Inches -A - H --B-- ^U; LihoA Tec f-N-*- w t p 1 Coupling 45 Elbow Reducer Cross Half Coupling 90 Street Elbow -P--4 V Cap Dimensions of reducing sizes are the same as those of the straight size corresponding t<f the largest opening. 25 Size A b c :d | E F ! G I H ; J | K| L jM N| P | R1 S TUV Vi 1 13/is 29/32 ; 11/16 ; 1S/16 1 31/32 11 I/4 I I3/is 2%2 ' 3/4 1 1V32 ( 31/32 ' 1 38 1 31/32 IV32 ! 3/i 1 IV32 1 31/32 1 1/, . Il/s ' lS/l6 1 Vs ! l5/l6 I l'/s lS/l6 ' 3/4 1 l3/l6 ' IVi I 1 1 IVz | ls/l6 Hi 1 1 1 lVi iHVifil Ws |l13/isl ll/2 U13/l6' W* 1 l3/4 ' 27/32 ! 15/lS | 27/32 | 1 % 1 23/i 6 1 IV 1 2 21 S/32' l7/,6 |215/32l 2 27/l6 1 2 ! 23/a ' 3 an/is! 3 1 2% 231/321 2V?. 1 3 3% ' 2V,s ! 4 | 3 V* 3 ` 33g 45/,6 ! H/2 1 45/8 | 33/g 41 45/81 4 i 43/is 5% ! 31/g : 53/4 43/16 53/4 1 2000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings 1111 ` 1 ! 1 1 25/,6 1 15/8 ' 13/jg 1 '2u/i6' Ws 1 ' 1 ! 1 3 | 21/8 1 15/,6 I 1 ! 1 39/,6 1 29/,6 I 11/2 1 ! 1 1 41/8 ! 3 I113/16I 1 1 I413/1S| 31/2 1 2V,6 ! ' ' 1 5% 131s/,s' 27/,6 1 1 ' 67/,6 1 434 1231/32 1111 1 1 11 :1 I ! 1i1 1 1 3000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings >111 !Il! 1l1 III! Ill' 1 111 !111 f|| ' !1 1 I'll i'll 1 '1 '` 1 1 11 V% ,3/lS : 25/32 , U/l6 lS/l6 3I/32 */ 31/s2 1 1V32! 3A l l V32 31/32 3i lVs lS/l6 1 Vs 1 I5/l6 Ws l/2 i5/i l>/2 ' 1 i l'/2 15/ig 34 ; U2 i13/i 6' 1 Vi ; 113/i s. IV2 1 1 l3/4 . 27/32 I 15/jg i 27/32 | 13/4 ivi: 2 2>5/32. 17/,6 !215/32| 2 v. 23/8 ' 3 HViS1 3 ' 23/g 2 21 2 39/16 l2 3/32 35/ig 21/2 21 2 338 434 i 2!/,6 1 4 | 31/4 3 33'4 434 t 2l/2 ' *4% 33/8 3V 4*2 6 3/g ' 53/4 ! 43/16 4'" 4'2 6 31 g 53/4 43/16 11 1 15/ig 11/2 1'3/i6; 23/16 1 27/i6 ! 231/32 35/16 4` 45/8 : 534 1 53/4 7/8 1 11/4 13/g 134 2 2Vi 21/2 1111! lVi - i%2l 1 34 ! 5/s 3/4 ; * > ' 11/4 1 ` 1 13/g 1 34 | 13/g | 3/4 ! 11/lG 1 3/4 1 11/.6 11/2 ' 1 Vi ! ' ' I 15/g 1 Hi ! 39/,s 29/,6 > 11/2 15/g ' 1S/ 6 1 IV2 1 7/g 1 3/4 1 7/g 1 34 17/8 1 l>/8 1 17/g 1 l'/s 1 i3/i61 l Vi ! 1 Vi I ivi | 134 ; 414 ! 3 :i'3/16 21/g i 13/g | 2 | 13/g | 1 113/g; 1 Vi 1 21/4 I 2 I413/16| 31/2 | 23/,6 ' 23/g | H4 | 23/g | 134 | 134g | 134 | I'/, 1 25/8 ! 27/,6 ! 5% 131 s/,61 27/,6 : 27/g ! 21/4 1 25/g | 21/4 ! I3/,6 ' 214 1 ;213/16' 234 1 67/,6 1 434 -231/32' 27/g 1 21/2 1 31/8 1 21/2 I 19/is 1 21/2 1 35/,6 3 5/, 6 33/g 1 3 i 33/g 1 3 ' I**/,6 3 15/8 15/g 2 ill!' 35/s ! 35/s | 35/g | 35/g |H3/16. 35/s 23/g ill'! 414 ! 414 1 414 1 41/4 1 i'll'1 41/2 ! 43/4 1 41/2 1 434 1 1 434 51/2 1 434 1 sv2 1 21/g 21/4 23/g 1 414 29/,s ' 43/41 25/g 51 2 2"/, 6 6000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings 's u 3s V 34 1 IV, 11 2 2i o 3 3i2 4 J 1 32 1* 32 3 4 f Vi 6 31/32 1*8 15/l 6 7/i 1 /16 i Vg 15/16 IV2 1 1`.'2 l3/l6 11, i13/i 6 lVi 113/x e 11 2 m 27 32 . 13/l S 23/'l6 2 215,32 l1',32 27/is 13/4 2 2% , 3 ;llVl6 231/^21 23/g 2*2 39/,6 l23/32 3V16 i 21/2 338 43'8 2Vi6 , 4 , 31/4 334 43i 21 2 45/g 33g 43/16 534 3 *,g 5% 43/16 41, 6 3' 8 534 43/16 I* 13/16 11/2 113/16 23/,6 27/l6 231/32: 35/16 ' 4, 45/g 53.4 534 1 IVi Hi 13/4 2 2Vi 2*2 114 7/8 1 5/8 3/4 1*2 1*4 1% 1 1%; i U/l6 1 1% 1V2 ! 39/,6 29/,6 1*2 i'i 114 '1'i i'4 3/4 11/4 ! 17/s 13/4 ; 41/8 3 113/16 lVi IV2 ' l7<8 l' 2 13/16 1*2 , 21/4 , 2 :413/,6 3Vi 23/ie 2 : 13/4 2 13/4 i i34 25/g 27/,e ' 53/g 315/,6 27/,6 23/g 21/4 23/g 21/4 13/,6 21/4 .2i3/,6; 234 , 67/16 434 ,23i/32. 25/g , 21/2 , 25/g . 21/2 17/16 i 21,2 35/,6 35/i6 31/8 : 3 : 31/g : 3 i9/,6 : 3 i1I1 1 33/g , 35/g | 33/g | 35/g 1 * l/l61 3=4 . 35/s ' 41/4 | 35/g | 41/4 113/16 I 414 ' i: ' 414 5 , 414 ! 5 2 Vi 5 . 4!2 534,4V2 , 534 21/4 . 534 43/4' 6'4'434 161/4 23'8 6i '4 Description, prices, and ratings., . pages 258 to 260 Thread engagement . .page 494 262 CRANE 1000-Pound W.O.G. Cast Steel Screwed Fittings 25 No. 760 D 90: Elbow No. 762 D 45 Elbow WORKING PRESSURES For Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air Temp. Pounds Temp. Pounds Deg. F. Non-Shock Deg. F. Non-Shock "* 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 '"Tooo 990 975 960 950 940 925 915 870 820 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 I 1 775 720 660 595 510 415 290 230 165 TEST PRESSURE 1000 pounds hydrostatic 45 Elbow For explanation, see page 494. No. 764 D Tee List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches 5 6 8 10 12 No. 760 D, 903 Elbows Each 32.00 39.00 80.00" 144700 217.00 No. 762 D, 45 Elbows No. 764 D, Tees A--Center to end D!m?nS,l.nS' B-Center to end Z--Thread engagement Each! 32.00 i 39.00 1 80.00'144.00217.00 Each! 48.00 | 59.00 | 120.00'215.00'326.00 i 5V2 1 6i/4 i 7% 1 9V4 IN, ' 3V16 3 Vi 1 43/i6 ! SVis ' 6 1*4 1 ls/l6 1 I7/. 6 ! 1% 13/. Reducing fittings: Reducing Elbows and Tees can be made to order. Reducing sizes use the same list prices as straight size fittings but are sold at an ad vance in price; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Service recommendations: Crane iooo-Pound W.O.G. Cast Steel Fittings are recommended for services that are beyond the pressure-temperature range of malleable or cast iron fittings, or where stronger, more rugged fittings are desired. They are well suited for service on steam, hot oil, gas, and water lines. Material and construction: The fittings are made of Crane Carbon Steel. They are cast from special patterns and are not to be compared with cast steel fittings made from patterns designed for cast iron fittings. Meta! sections are ample throughout, and heavy bands reinforce the ends of the fittings. Threading: Threads are long and are accurately cut to gauge; all openings are in true alignment. Openings are chamfered to permit easy entrance of the pipe. Alloy steel: Fittings made of Crane N'o. 5 ChromeMolybdenum Alloy Cast Steel to withstand ele vated temperatures, corrosion, and erosion can be made to order. Prices on application. Smaller sizes: For smaller sizes, use the forged steel fittings shown on pages 258 and 2 jq. Steel Screwed Unions................................ pages 263 and 264 Steel Flange Unions............ ...................................... page 265 Steel Tongue and Groove Flange Unions.... page 182 Applying Thread Lubricant Pipe dope or thread lubricant should always be used when making up screwed joints. But, applv it to the male end of the joint onlv. not to the female threads in valves or fittings. The excess will then be forced to the outside, and not into the line where it is likely to cause trouble. Crane High Temperature Thread Lubricant is unusually well suited for use on installations where high temperatures will be encountered. For complete information and recommendations, see page 404. yr *n /9 / // '~sJ CRANE Forged Steel Ground Joint Unions 263 2000-Pound W.O.G. Brass to Steel Seat No. 250 H Female WORKING PRESSURES rSteatn, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Ain Temp. Pounds, Non-Shock Fahr. Brass to Steel Seat Unions Steel to Steel Seat Unions 100' 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 2000 3000 1980 2960 1950 , 2920 1920 j 2880 1900 , 2840 1880 2820 1850 2780 1830 2740 1740 2600 1640 2460 2310 2150 1960 1775 1525 1250 875 690 500 3000-Pound W.O.G. Steel to Steel Seat Tested 300 pounds air-under-water No. 253 H Male and Female No. 254 H Male and Female List Prices, Each Size Inches Vs 1 Vi 1 % 1 */2 1 % , 1 1 IV* , V-2 1 2 < 22 3 Black with Cadmium Plated Ring Female No. 250 H, Brass to Steel No. 252 H, Steel to Steel Male & No. 253 H, Brass to Steel Female j No. 254 H, Steel to Steel 2.25 2.25 2.SO 13.00;3.50 4.25:5.50 6.80 8.50 17.00126.00 2.15,2.15-2.35 12.70 3.30 4.00 5.25 6.30 S 8.00`16.00 24.50 2.80 :3.10 ' 3.70 '4.35'5.25 16.75 ! 8.50 10.50121.00 32.50 i 2.70 2.95 3.40 4.15 5.00 6.50 8.00 10.00.20.00 31.00 Cadmium Plated All Over Female Male & Female No. 250 H, Brass to Steel No. 252 H, Steel to Steel No. 253 H. Brass to Steel No. 254 H, Steel to Steel '2.50 i2.50'2.75'3.30 3.85'4.65 6.0017.50 - 9.35118.75 12.40'2.4012.60 3.00(3.65 4.40:5.75!7.001 8.85'17.75 '3.10 13.40'4.10'4.80 15.75'7.40'9.35 11.50 123.00 1 3.0013.25 3.80 4.60 5.50 7.15 8.85 ' 11.00 22.00 28.50 27.00 36.00 34.50 25 t/s-inch unions have round ends; larger sizes have octagon ends. On Male and Female Unions sizes 2V2 and 3-inch, the male tail-piece is cast steel. Service recommendations: These unions are recommended lor high pressures and temperatures or for unusually severe service on steam, oil. water, air. or gas. Although light in weight, they are ex ceptionally tough and rugged. Seat: The unions have steel to steel seats or brass to steel seats. In the former, the seats are integral \\ ith the end-pieces. In the latter, a large brass ring is roiled under high pressure into the thread-piece; it " .11 not loosen in service. Cadmium plating: These unions are furnished with black end-pieces and cadmium plated union ring or are cadmium plated all over. The parts are plated inside and outside after being machined and before being assembled. Cadmium plating offers excellent resistance to atmospheric corrosion (rust) and is a permanent and effective lubricant. AAR design: In design and dimensions, the No. ire H and No. 2*3 H Unions sices *.( to 3-inch comply with the specifications of the Association of American Railroads for 300-pound unions. Identification of seat: Brass to steel seat unions are marked "iccc W .O.G. on the union ring: steel to steel seat unions are marked "3000 W.O.G." run dp a. LojJIl No. 250 H or No. 252 H Size End to end 1A B Dimensions, in Inches >8 V* 3S *2 34 1 1*4 IV, 2 2V, ! 3 1 * > I 5/g l*3/,6 l*S/l6 2*4 2Vie 2*3/is 3 33/8 1 4 1 4s/,6 2>/4 2*2 2H/16- 3*8 3H 334 3*s/i6 4s/,6 ' 5*/l6 1 5*2 AAR Forged Steel Unions... .page 180 Thread engagement. . . .page 494 No. 253 H or No. 254 H 264 CRANE Forged Steel Ground Joint Unions 6000-Pound W.O.G. With Steel to Steel Seat and Chromium Plated Thread-Piece No. 246 X, Female These are exceptionally heavy, superior quality unions, designed for vers high pressure-temperature service. All three parts are forged steel; the thread-piece is chromium plated to prevent seizing and to re sist corrosion at the seat and at the joint with the union ring. The unions can be identified by the marking "occo W.O.G." on the union ring. Working Pressures, Non-Shock (Steam. \\ .iter. Oil. Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air) Temp. Pounds Temp. Pounds 100; F. 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 1 , | 600 F, 650 700 750 800 4620 4300 3920 3550 3050 5625 5550 , 850 900 5490 950 5210 4925 1.0..0.0 ; 2500 ! 1750 1375 || 1000 Tested 300 pounds air-under-water CTJA i :I. Size_________________ No. 246 X, Female A--End to end List Prices and Dimensions Inches' 14 ' 38______ 12 ' 3/i Each T.OO 5.00 6.25 8.00 Inches ' 2 ! 2]/8 i 27/i6 ' 213/i6 i 111.50~. 39/i6 | For larger sizes, use No. 3 30 D or No. 331 D Flange Unions; page 2oi. ,4,4V? Forged Steel Unions.. . page 180 Thread engagement... .page 494 Save Material and Labor with Crane Unions and Union Fittings Figure "A" illustrates a portion of the piping on each of the traps shown in the photograph. Only female unions are used. For your convenience. Crane manufactures a com plete'line of unions and union fittings. Worthwhile savings of labor and material, as illustrated here, can be made through the careful selection of the particu lar type best suited to the individual installation. Figure "B" shows an improved and more economical arrangement. Through the use of a male and female union and a union fitting the installation has been simplified and made compact, providing easy and direct access for removal of the trap. Two nipples, one fitting, and three joints are saved on each trap connection. Using this arrangement on the battery of traps would result in a very substantial saving of time, material, and labor. CRANE 265 Forged Steel Ground Joint Flange Unions 2000-Pound W.O.G. 6000-Pound W.O.G. 25 Vith Steel co Steel Seat No. 328 D 2000-Pound No. 340 D 2000-Pound, with Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs threaded full length ar i fitted with a nuc on each end. With Brass to Steel Seat No. 329 D 2000-Pound 2000-Pound 6000-Pound With Steel to Steel Seat No. 330 D 6000-Pound, with Cold Rolled Steel Bolt-Studs No. ',31 D 6000-PounJ, with Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs threaded full length and fitted with a nuc on each end. List Prices and Dimensions 2000-Pound Flange Unions 6000-Pound Flange Unions Size List Prices ,j Dimensions, in Inches No. No. No. . 328 D 329 D 340 D A Inches Each Each Each C No. & D dia. of bolts Style of flange Size List Prices 1 No. ) No. |i 330 D'331 DJInches Each Each! Dimensions, in Inches A B C No. & Style of D dia. of bolts flange V* 5.70 6.50 7.00H l3/4 3% 1% 2-V4 V* 6.85 8.25. 2% UVu 3% 2 2-3/g % 'A 6.00| 6.90| 7.30, i% ,3>yl6 13/4 6.501 7.40| 8.00, 2 4 2 2-V2 Oval 2-9/is 3/8 V4 6.85 8.25 i 21/4 lu/is 3% 2 2-3/8 Oval 6.85' 8.25,! 2% UV.6 3% 2 2-5/s % 7.00 8.00 8.800 2i/g ! 4% : 21/4 2-3/4 % 9.00 10.75 :% 113/16 3% 3 4-9/l 6 1 7.50 8.60! 10.00:| 2% 43/4 2% 2-3/4 1 10.00 12.00'! 2% 2 4>/2 3% 4-5/g U/4 8.70 10.00 12.00, 2% ll 2 110.00 11.50U4.00 12% 2 12.00 14.00 16.50 2% 5 '315/l6 4-% 6 I4iVis; 4-% 6V2 5 Vis 4-3/4 Square W* 11.80 14.001 23,4 23/i6 U/2 14.50117.501 2% 2%6 2 '22.50 27.00i3>'/i6 3 51/4 41/4! 4-% Square 5% 4% 4-% 6% SV2 1 4-1% 2% 17.50 20.00 23.00(13% 71/2 513/is ' 4-% 2V2 35.001 Il3i%6 3% 713/16I 6I/4 4-1 y4 3 28.00 32.00 36.00 3% 81/4 4 43.00148.00(53.00 3% ! 10 1 6-% 3 Round 8-1 '71.00! 3 4% 3% 9% 6-1%. Round Service recommendations: The 2ccc-Pound Unions are compact, yet amply strong. They are recommended especially for hydraulic lines. In ad dition. the N'o. u: D. having Triplex Steel bolting, are suitable for high pressure-temperature service. The 6ooo-Pound Flange Unions are made for the extreme pressures and temperatures encountered in some steam plants and oil refineries, and for very high hydraulic pressures. They are unusually mas sive and rugged, and they have liberal bolting. Construction: These unions are forged from a high grade steel especially selected for its strength and toughness. They have long thread lengths. They will withstand hard usage and repeated dismantling; their ground joints holds pressure easily, and no gasket is required. Bolting: The No. 32S D and No. 32Q D Unions have commercial bolts. The No. 330 D Unions have cold rolled steel bolt-studs. The Nos. 34t D and 331 D have Triplex Steel boltstuds, threaded full length and fitted with medium carbon oil-quenched semi-finished hexagon steel nuts. Triplex Steel has excellent physical properties. Working Pressures Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor. Gas, or Air Temper ature Working Pressures-- Pounds (Non-Shock) 2000-Pound 6000-Pound Degrees Fahr. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 No. 328 D and No. 329 D 2000 1980 1950 1920 1900 1880 1850 1830 1740 No. 340 D 2000 1980 1950 1920 1900 1880 1850 1830 1740 1640 1550 1440 1320 1190 1020 835 585 460 335 No. 330 D 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 No. 331 D 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4300 3920 3550 3050 2500 1750 1375 1000 For Forged Steel Tongue and Groove Flange Unions, see page 182. 266 CRANE Forged Steel Combination Elbows WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam or oil (jCO F.)--300 pounds ammonia 1000 pounds cold water, oil. or gas, non-shock 25 No. 1529,Complete \\ ith Flange, Bolts, and Cranite or Lead Gasket List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches 12 34 1 1 I m No. 1529, Complete Each 5.65 6.10 6.85 7.75 A Inches. 1 Vs 1 ls/i6 i l7/t6 iv4 B Inches' 115/i61 2% 1 234 2"/i6 C Inches 4 4% | 434 0V4 D Inches' 2 ` 2% 1 1% ' 3 No. and dia. of bolts , 2-% | 2-5/g i 2-S/g 1 2-5/g View of Elbow Onlv Combination Elbows are furnished complete only. Strong, compact connections are made conveniently and economically with these elbows. They are ideal where a union angle joint is needed in close quarters and for making meter, small by-pass, and similar connections. When used in place of ordinary screwed fittings, the N'o. 1J2Q replaces an elbow, a nipple, and a flange, eliminating two joints. When used in place of a flanged elbow, it eliminates one gasket joint. In both cases, the No. 151Q takes up considerably less space. The flange portion is the No. 154; Tongue Flange on the ' _> and 34-ineh sires and the No. 15S z1 o Tongue Flange on the 1 and ij^-inch sizes; see the illustrations shown on page 41 j. No. 152Q Combination Elbows are regularly furn ished with a C.ranite gasket; when orders <0 -pccifv. they will be furnished with a lead gasket at no extra charge. Extra gaskets.. . .page 416 AAR Forged Steel Unions No. 953V, H AAR Reducing \ir Pump Union AAR Forged Med Unions have a bra## to stcci scut and a ground joint. Refer to page ids. Supplementing the Crane line of forged steel screwed unions, flange unions, and combination elbows shown in this section are the AAR Forged Steel Unions and Forged Steel Tongue and Groove Flange Unions illustrated in the adjacent columns; for de scription and prices, refer to pages 1S0 and 1S2 respectively. In addition to forged steel, Crane manufactures screwed unions, union fittings, and flange unions in an extensive assortment of metals suitable for a wide variety of services. For prices and de scription, refer to the following pages: Malleable Iron Lnion# and Lnion Fitting-, including R..i!n\id and AAR type#.......... .. .page# 174 to 180 Malleable Iron and Cast Iron Flange Unions............................page 181 Bra## Lnion# and L nion Elbow#............................ page U7 1#-# Mo Allov Steel Union-, p.ige 3#3 Bras# bolder-joint Lnion#... page 423 Circulating Boiler Fittings.. .page 145 Forged Steel Tongue and Groove Flange Unions No. 1589 Flange Union With Cranite or Lead Gasket No. 1591% Flange Union With Cranite or Lead Gasket Forged Steel Tongue and Groove Flange Unions with cither a Cranite or lead gasket, are de scribed and priced on page im. The No. 1501 >'o is particular!v adapted to making pipe eoi.# with close centers. Steel Flanged Fittings CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings 267 The Crane line of Cast Steel Flanged Fittings, embracing a wide range of sizes and types in 150, 300, 400, 000, acc. lyzc. and 2300-Pound pressure classes, is described in detail on the pages that follow. Special fittings will be made to order; fittings listed in this section include: qo Elbows qo Long Radius Elbows qo Base Elbows 45 Elbows Tees Crosses 45 Laterals Taper Reducers Eccentric Reducers Return Bends Pressure-Temperature Ratings..................................... ' - page General Description and Tests.................................................. page26q List Prices 150 and 300-Pound...........................................................page270 400, 600, qoo, and 1500-Pound.......................................page271 Dimensions 150 and 300-Pound............................................................ page272 400, boo, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound............................page273 4000-Pound Fittings......................................................................page274 26 The Cast Steel Flanged Fittings listed above comprise only a part of the complete line of Crane steel products. Other steel products are shown and described in detail in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the following pages: Steel Flanges.....................................................pages 291 to 298 Steel Welding Fittings................................... pages 275 to 290 Forged Steel Flange Unions.........................................page265 Forged Steel Unions.................................. pages 263 and 264 Forged Steel Unions, AAR.......................................... page 180 Steel Screwed Fittings................................. pages 257 to 262 SteH Couplings................................................................page 170 \\> ught Steel Nipples............................. pages 16S and 169 Corrosion-Resiscant Products...................... pages 375 to 396 Steel Gate Valves............................................ pages 221 to 234 Steel Globe and Angle Valves..................... pages 235 to 248 Steel Check Valves......................................... pages 249 to 256 Steel Stop-Check Valves...........................pages 304 and 305 Steel Safety Valves........................................................page 324 Steel Relief Valves..................................... pages 333 and 334 Steel Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves............pages 205 to 217 Steel Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves..................pages 218 and 219 Steel Sediment Separators........................................... page 356 How to read reducing fittings.. . .page 577 Fabricated Piping... .pages 497 to 522 Severe services, tough materials -- Crane Steel Valves, Fittings, and Flanges 268 CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings 26 Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch. Non-Shock For Fittings Shown on pages 269 to 273 Temp. 'Flanged Fittings with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Fittings with Ring Joint Facing .{-> Oil Gas, Air Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel ..Carbon ! Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Deg. 150 ; 300 400 600 900 ' 1500 I 2500 150 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Fahr. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. . Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 100 150 :>o 250 300 350 400 450 500 600 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 noo 230 600 800 1200 1800 3000 I 5000 220 590 785 1180 1770 2950 4915 210 580 7/0 1160 1740 2900 4830 200 570 , 760 1140 1710 2850 4750 190 560 740 1120 1680 > 2800 4660 180 550 725 1095 1645 . 2740 4565 275 720 960 1440 2160 3600 6000 255 710 945 1420 2130 3550 5015 240 700 930 1400 2100 3500 5830 225 690 920 1380 2070 3450 5750 210 680 910 1565 2050 3415 5690 195 675 900 1350 2025 3375 5626 170 540 f 710 1075 1615 2690 4475 160 525 700 1050 1580 2630 4380 150 500 665 1000 1500 2500 4165 140 475 630 950 1420 2370 3950 130 445 590 890 1330 2220 3700 180 1660 890 1330 2000 3.330 5550 165 660 875 1320 1975 3295 5490 150 625 835 1250 1875 3125 5210 140 590 790 U80 1775 2955 4925 130 ODO 740 1110 1660 2770 4620 120 415 550 830 1240 2070 3450 no 380 500 760 1140 1900 3160 100 360 475 720 1080 1800 2995 92 340 450 680 1020 1700 2830 82 320 425 640 960 1600 2665 120 , 515 110 . 470 100 t 425 92 ; 375 82 350 690 1030 1550 2580 4300 635 940 1410 2350 3920 575 850 1275 2125 3550 500 750 1125 1875 >125 475 700 1050 1/50 2925 270 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 i 270 I 325 425 650 975 1625 2700 255 2265 2350 2530 2795 ! 21325 22205 ! 255 | 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 24O 2190 2250 2380 2570 2 950 21580 240 ; 2230 2310 2470 =700 21170 1950 135 2180 2270 2405 2 675 21125 2 90 2120 2180 2270 2 450 2 750 Temp., Flanged Fittings with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Fittings with Ring Joint Facing Oil or Oil Vapor Deg. Fahr. 100 to 750 800 850 900 1 950 r 1000 1050 1 1100 i No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel (Made to order) 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 ! Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. | For temperatures up to 900s F.. these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Flanged Fittings, above. , 310 410 620 930 1550 2580 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 : 200 275 400 600 1000 1675 135 180 270 405 675 1125 90 120 180 270 450 750 No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel (Made to order) 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. For temperatures up to 800 s F,, these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Flanged Fittings, above. 400 525 375 500 350 475 325 425 300 400 225 275 16U 200 800 1200 2000 3325 750 1125 1875 3125 700 1050 1750 2925 650 975 1625 2700 600 900 1500 2500 425 650 1075 1775 275 425 700 1175 When an all-metal gasket (corrugated or flat) is used with raiw ;ce, lapped, or large male and female facings, these ratings will app. .nly when the contact area of the gasket is not greater, --.d the inside diameter of the gasket is not less, than that of a large tong..e and groove gasket. 2These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered, 15c and jcc-Pound Flanged Fittings are furnished with !\V inch raised faces, and gcc-Pound and higher pressure Flanged Fittings, with J^-inch male faces. Cold service: For temperatures between c5 and izc F.. the ratings for icc F. apply. For sub-zero service, materials with suitable impact resistance must be used: recommendations on request. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree wich those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA Bieee1 q-iq) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings. Bioe-iq3Q, and those in the American Petroleum institute (API) Standard No. 00c, Second Edition. 1951. CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings 269 "'O' Elbow Straight No. 525 D. XO-Pound No. 401 D, 300-P. >LinJ No. 601 D, 400-Pound No. 845 D, 600-Pound No. 1245 D, 900-Pound No. 1545 D, 1500-Pound Reducing No. 545 D, 150-Pound No. 421 D, 300-Pound No. 621 D, 400-Pound No. 841 D, 600-Pound No. 1241 D, 900-Pound No. 1541 D, 1500-Pound 90 Long Radius Elbow No. 551 D, 150-Pound No. 427 D, 300-Pound 45 Elbow No. 527 D, 150-Pound No. 403 D, 300-Pound No. 603 D, 400-Pound No. 846 D, 600-Pound No. 1246 D, 900-Pound No. 1546 D, 1500-Pound 90 Base Elbow With Round Base No. 550 D, 150-Pound No. 425'/2 D, 300-Pound No. 625 D, 400-Pound No. 854 D, 600-Pound No. 1254 D, 900-Pound No. 1554 D, 1500-Pound Return Bend No. 553 D, i 50-Pound No. 429 D, 300-Pound HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES Pressure j With Facing Other] With Ring Class j Than Ring Joint Joint Facing 150-Pound 300-Pound 400-Pound 600-Pound 900-Pound 1500-Pound 1 1 1 350 pounds 900 pounds 1200 pounds 1800 pounds 2700 pounds 4500 pounds 425 pounds 1 1100 pounds ' 1450 pounds 1 2175 pounds 1 3250 pounds 1 5400 pounds For working pressures, see opposite page. Crane Cast Steel Flanged Fittings are available in a complete assortment of types and a wide range of straight and reducing sizes. They are made in a variety of materials and with various flange fac ings, providing fittings for every requirement. The Crane line includes fittings in the i jo, 300, 400, 6oo, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound pressure classes. Prices and dimensions are shown on pages 270 to 273 (prices for 25co-Pound on application). Materials: The 150-Pound Flanged Fittings are regularly made of Crane Carbon Steel. All other fittings are made of Crane Xo. 4 Carbon-Molyb denum Steel, unless otherwise ordered. 300-Pound and higher fittings of Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Steel can be supplied to or der; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Base elbows: Base elbows have a round base flange, plain faced. The base flange is not drilled unless so ordered. The base is suitable only for support in compression and is not to be installed for service as an anchor or support in tension or shear. Special fittings: Special Angle Elbows, Base and Anchorage Tees, and other unusual fittings can be made to order; prices on application. Inquiries should be accompanied by drawings. American Standard: Crane Cast Steel Flanged Fittings, with the exception of the fabricated base on qo Base Elbows, conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fit tings, Bi6e-iQ3Q, for their respective pressure class. This Standard does not include Return Bends or Yi and ?4-inch 450 Laterals in the 1500-Pound class. Taper Reducer No. 547 D, 150-Pound No. 423 D, 300-Pound No. 623 D, 400-Pound No. 853 D, 600-Pound No. 1253 D, 900-Pound No. 1553 D, 1500-Pound fEccentric Reducer No. 548 D, 150-Pound No. 4231/2 D, 300-Pound No. 624 D, 400-Pound No. 855 D, 600-Pound No. 1255 D, 900-Pound No. 1555 D, 1500-Pound Tee Straight No. 534 D, 150-Pound No. 412 D, 300-Pound No. 605 D, 400-Pound No. 847 D, 600-Pound No. 1247 D, 900-Pound No. 1547 D, 1500-Pound Reducing No. 531D, 150-Pound No. 407 D, 300-Pound No. 607 D, 400-Pound No. 848 D, 600-Pound No. 1248 D. O()0.p->unJ No. 1548 D, 1500-Pound 26 .y i n Cross Straight No. 537 D, 150-Pound No. 413 D, 300-Pound No. 613 D, 400-Pound No. 849 D, 600-Pound No. 1249 D, 900-Pound No. 1549 D, 1500-Pound Reducing No. 539 D, 150-Pound No. 415 D, 300-Pound No. 615 D, 400-Pound No. 850 D, 600-Pound No. 1250 D, 900-Pound No. 1550 D, 1500-Pound 45 Lateral Straighc No. 541D, 150-Pound No. 417 D, 300-Pound No. 617 D, 400-Pound No. 851D, oOO-Pound No. 1251D, 900-Pound No. 1551 D, 1500-Pound Reducing No. 543 D, 150-Pound No. 419 D, 300-Pound No. 619 D, 400-Pound No. 852 D, 600-Pound No. 1252 D, 900-Pound No. 1552 D, 1500-Pound fEccentric reducers are made to order only; prices on application. List prices..pages 270 and 271 Description of materials pages 1 to 9 Dimensions. .pages 272 and 273 270 CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings Drilling: End ibngo jiv faced, drilled and spot faced, unless otherw ise ordered. Prices include drilling to the corre Raised and male faces arc furnished with concentric grooves (serrated), ap proximately 3; per inch. A smooth fin Sires of Reducing Elbows and Taper Reducers Sire Pressure C|j<s sponding pressure class of the American Standard. No reduction is made if fit tings are ordered ideed only. ish can be furnished, when specified: see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Prices of reducing fittings: Prices of : -11 2'.,,2 ) ?21 I -2 I 1500 Lb. Flange facing and finish: 150 and Reducing Tees, Crosses, and 45s Lat 3cc-Pound Fittings regularly have an erals apply to any reduction. American Standard i^-inch raised face Prices of qo Reducing Elbows and 26 on the end flanges; 400, oco, qco, 1500, and 2500-Pound Fittings regularly have Taper Reducers apply only to the re ductions shown in the table at the a ^-inch male face (large male). right; other reductions or reducing sizes Other facings such as ring joint, female, are made to order; prices on application. etc., are available when specified. See Reducing fitting prices are governed by the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. the size of the largest opening. V.,ri 4 <3 x21 > <2 53 6 x5 <3 xb x5 x4 150, 300, and 600 400 Lb. and 000 Lb. Catalog numbers, description, and tests. . . .page 269 Taps and drains for flanged fittings .page 578 Dimensions.........pages 272 and 273 How to read reducing sizes................... page 577 Galvanized fittings............ Page 476 10 x6 6 12 xlO x8 List Prices. Each--Faced, Drilled, and Spot Faced 150-Pound Carbon Steel and 300-Pound No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Fittings Pressure Class Size Elbows 90 Base Elbows Tees Crosses or 45 Laterals Taper Re Return Bends 90 90 90 With Extra Straight Reduc Straight Reduc ducers Size by List or Reduc Long Base to Drill 45 ing Radius Faced & Spot Inches (Sizes above! Only i Face 1 Base ing Any reduc tion ing Any reduc tion | Center to Price (Sizes | Center above) Inches i 26.00| l'/4 28.001 i1 1 39.00 52.00 2x7 47.50 1 41.50 47.00 54.50 61.00| |. 3x7i/2 60.00 m 31.00, 2 34.001 41.50, 44.00 2Vz 39.001 47.00i 49.50 1 1 44.00 49.50' 60.00 67.501 ] x8 62.00 ! 47.00 52.501 65.00 73.50 34.00 x9 64.00 ' 52.00 58.50 75.50 86.00 39.00 4x9 80,50 3 44.00| 52.00 | 57.00' 60.00 67.50 86.00 96.00 44.00 ! xlO 84.50 3% 52.00| 62.50 | 67.501 ; J 67.50 77.00 100.00 112.00 52.00 | xll 88.00 4 1 57.001 67.50| 75.501 83.001 7.80 75.50 86.00 110.00 124.00 57.00 | xl2 91.00 150-Pound 5 1 70.00| 83.00| 101.001 107.001 7.80 6 1 86.00! 101.00 1 125.00 130.00' 7.80 96.00 110.00 135.00 151.00 70.00 | xl3 120.00 135.00 165.00 186.00' 86.00 | xl4 94.50 97.50 8 1 125.00 146.00 | 182.00! 182.00. 15.60 170.00 192.00 240.00 268.00 125.00 | xl8 114.00 10 174.00! 205.00 | 240.001 252.001 21.00 235.00 265.00 330.00 374.00! 174.00 ' 6x12 ;134.00 12 218.001 260.00 I 300.00! 312.001 26.00 285.00 325.00 416.00 473.00' 218.00 xl5 150.00 14 280.00| | 408.001 416.00| 31.00 380.00 435.00 535.00 608.001 I 16 365.001 18 468.00* 20 585.00 24 925.00 1 535.001 535.001 39.00 495.00 565.00 690.00 785.00' 1 700.00; 700.00 39.00 640.00 730.00 885.00 1010.00 | 910.00, 910.00 39.00 830.00 950.001 1120.00 =1275.00 1420.00 1430.00 39.00 |1275.00 1455.00 1755.00 2000.00' 1 i | i 1 34.00, l`/4 37.00. l'/2 40.501 ` < : 50.501 67.50 54.00 60.50 71.00 79.50. 57.50 64.00 77.50 88.00 2x7i/2 j 63.50 *3x81/2 I 81.00 * xl2 ; 89.50 2 44.00 54.00 57.50 60.50 68.50 84.50 95.50 44.00 4x10 '110.00 300-Pound 2Vz 3 3V2 50.50 60.50 64.00 57.50 67.50 ; 74.50 67.50' 81.00 1 88.001 67.50 76.00 98.00 111.00 50.50 77.50 88.00 111.00 125.00] 57.50 88.00 100.001 128.00 145.00! 67.50 xll :ii4.oo xlli/2!ll6.00 x!2 1118.00 Specify when 3* size with ring joint facing is 4 5 6 to be bolted to 8 Cranelap Joints. 10 A groove having a special pitch diameter is re 12 14 quired; page 470 16 for dimensions. 18 20 74.50 88.00 i 98.00 108.00 10.00 91.00 108.00 132.00 138.00 10.00 111.00 132.00 162.00 169.00 10.00 162.00 189.00 236.00 236.00 20.50 226.00 267.00 i 311.00 327.00' 27.00 284.00 338.00 388.00 405.00 34.00 365.00 530.00 540.00 40.50 473.00 692.00 692.00 50.50 608.00 910.00 910.00 50.50 760.00 1180.00 1180.00 50.50 98.00 111.00 142.00 16O.OO "4.50 xl6i/2 141.00 125.00 142.00 172.00 196.00 yl.00 i x!7 .143.00 155.00 176.00 213.00 241.00 111.00 , x 171/2 146.00 219.00; 250.00 307.00 348.00 162.00 1 xl8 -149.00 304.00 344.00 429.00 486.00. 226.00 6x14 189.00 371.00 422.00 540.00 614.00 284.00 i xI5 194.00 496.00 i 567.00 692.001 790.00 X161/2 206.00 640.00 732.00 894.00 11020.00 827.00 945.00 1150.00 1310.00 1080.00 1230.00 1450.00 1655.00 xl7 209.00 x!8 216.00 8x171/2.304.00 24 1200.00 1840.00 1855.00 50.50 1655.00 1890.00 2280.00 2600.00 Cast Steel Flanged Fittings--List Prices (Cont.) CRANE 271 List Prices, Each--Faced, Drilled, and Spot Faced 400. 600, 900. and 1500-Pound No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Fittings Pressure Class 400-Pound For smaller si2es< use' 600-Pound. 600-Pound `Specify when 3' size with ring joint facing is to be bolted to Cranelap Joints. A groove having a special pitch diameter is re quired; page 470 for dimensions. 900-Pound sizes, use 1500-Pound. 1500-Pound Size Inches 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Vi 3/4 1 w* Wi 2 2Vz *3 m 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 l/2 3/4 1 l'/4 IVi 2 2V4 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 Elbows 1 90'Base [ Elbows | Tees Crosses or | 45'Laterals Taper Reducers 90s 90: With Extra to | Straight Reducing Straight Reducing or Reducing Base | Drill & 45: Page 270 Faced Spot Face For Sizes Only | Base \ny reduction \ny Page 270 reduction For Sizes 105.00 135.00 125.00 159.00 151.00 201.00 13.50 13.50 154.00 192.00 174.00 219.00 213.00 267.00 241.00 304.00 105.00 135.00 162.00 243.00 j 338.00 j 450.00 | 192.00 287.00 405.00 540.00 241.00 . 351.00 | 479.00 j 631.00 | 13.50 27.00 36.30 44.70 230.00 341.00 1 476.00 1 631.00 ! 260.00 388.00" 540.00 719.00 317.00 361.00 476.00 i 540.00 , 662.00 ! 753.00 | 878.00 ' '000.00 | 1 fr2,00 243.00 338.00 450.00 590.00 [ 840.00 [ 54.00 834.00 , 948.00 1160.00 1325.00 I 776.00 ! 1100.00 1 67.50 1095.00 1245.00 1525.00 ' 1740.00 ' 980.00 | 1250.00 | 1385.00 | 67.50 1770.00 | 67.50 1380.00 1575.00 1760.00 i 2005.00 1925.00 1 2195.00 ; 2455.00 | 2800.00 j 1905.00 | 2700.00 | 67.50 2685.00 3065.00 3745.00 ' 42oU.00 : 40.50 59.00 82.50 | 44.00 , 49.00 1 52.50 | 57.50 | ; 64.00 72.50 89.50 | 101.00 , i 72.50 , 82.50 101.00 | 115.00 | 1 77.50 88.00 106.00 ' 120.00 ' 1 84.50 96.00 116.00 i 132.00 64.00 | 74.50 j 84.50 | 98.00 | 115.00 j 161.00 | 206.00 j 300.00 | 473.00 | 614.00 | 77.50 89.50 101.00 118.00 138.00 194.00 248.00 361.00 567.00 736.00 I 1 1 1 169.00 | 246.00 | 314.00 | 445.00 | 665.00 | 857.00 | 16.20 16.20 16.20 32.00 44.00 54.00 94.50 110.00 125.00 145.00 172.00 244.00 307.00 457.00 705.00 932.00 106.00 123.00 141.00 164.00 196.00 278.00 351.00 521.00 803.00 1065.00 132.00 | 149.00 | 152.00 [ 172.00 | 172.00 | 196.00 | 203.00 | 230.00 | 240.00 j 272.00 j 339.00 | 386.00 | 425.00 | 483.00 | 635.00 ] 722.00 | 986.00 | 1125.00 | 1300.00 | 1480.00 | 64.00 74.50 84.50 98.00 115.00 161.00 206.00 300.00 473.00 614.00 780.00 | 1095.00 j 1065.00 | 64.00 1500.00 | 81.00 1170.00 1635.00 1335.00 1870.00 1625.00 | 1855.00 | 2280.00 | 2600.00 | 1370.00 | 1750.00 j 2670.00 j Prices on application 1930.00 2460.00 3755.00 2200.00 2805.00 4290.00 2695.00 i 3070.00 i 3440.00 | 3920.00 I 5245.00 j 5990.00 | 130.00 | 197.00 I 283.00 j 365.00 | 237.00 339.00 438.00 i 296.00 | 425.00 | 548.00 | 22.00 22.00 22.00 206.00 308.00 445.00 566.00 234.00 350.00 507.00 642.00 287.00 | 427.00 | 613.00 | 785.00 | 325.00 | 485.00 | 697.00 | 891.00 : 197.00 283.00 365.00 646.00 | 777.00 956.00 | 44.00 1005.00 1145.00 1390.00 | 1585.00 j 646.00 960.00 | 1155.00 1360.00 | 58.50 1515.00 1725.00 2095.00 | 2385.00 | 960.00 1315.00 | 1575.00 1845.00 I 73.00 2060.00 2345.00 2865.00 | 3265.00 ! 1315.00 1645.00 ; 2265.00 j 87.50 2575.00 2925.00 3560.00 | 4050.00 , 2135.00 i 2665.00 j 3400.00 j 5195.00 ' 2920.00 | 110.00 Prices on application 3350.00 3755.00 4790.00 7300.00 3805.00 4280.00 4635.00 | 5275.00 5240.00 | 5980.00 j 5455.00 6695.00 | 7630.00 | 8350.00 i10210.00 '11660.00 i 65.50 j 70.00 | 77.00 i 84.00 , 94.50 | 96.00 130.00 | 1 i 105.00 119.00 138.00 | 157.00 ; i 118.00 136.00 157.00 | 178.00 , t 130.00 147.00 , 180.00 | 206.00 , 145.00 164.00 | |200.00 230.00 i |112.00 137.00 | 209.00 j 136.00 164.00 252.00 J i i | 316.00 | 380.00 472.00 | 453.00 | 547.00 678.00 i 584.00 | 700.00 880.00 | 1035.00 . 1240.00 1535.00 j 35.00 35.00 35.00 70.00 173.00 215.00 332.00 493.00 720.00 907.00 1615.00 196.00 | 243.00 j 380.00 | 560.00 | 818.00 | 1030.00 | 1845.00 j 238.00 | 297.00 | 458.00 | 683.00 | 982.00 ; 1260.00 , 2225.00 | 270.00 | 337.00 [ 514.00 j 770.00 j |1120.00 1425.00 | 2525.00 ' 112.00 137.00 209.00 316.00 453.00 584.00 1035.00 1540.00 j 2105.00 | 2185.00 | 93.50 2950.00 , 117.00 2425.00 i 2760.00 j 3350.00 | 3835.00 1 3305.00 3765.00 4585.00 , 5235.00 : 2640.00 i 3645.00 140.00 4160.00 ' '4720.00 5750.00 ~ *6545.00 : Prices of 2500-Pound Flanged Fittings furnished on application. 26 272 CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings Dimensions, in Inches 26 A--| 90 Long Radius Elbow 45 Elbow 90 Base Elbow Taper Reducer Return Bend Class !B1 iD Size A C f 1 3!/2 1 S 1 1V4 1 53/4 IV, 33/4 1 5V? 1 2 1 6V4 1 Vz 4 1 6 1 2V4 1 7 2 4 Vi 1 6l/2 | 2V? I 8 2 V. 5 1 7 | 3 1 91/7 3 51/? 1 73/4 I 3 1 10 3 V. 6 1 8V2 1 3i/2 1 llVz 14 6'A 1 9 1 4 1 12 150 Pound 5 6 7V? 1 1014 1 4V2 ! 13 V2 8 im/21 5 1 141/2 8 9 | 14 | 51/2 1 171/2 10 11 I 16Vi 1 61/2 1 2OV2 12 12 1 19 s 71/7 ' 241/2 . 14 14 1211/2! 71/2 ! 27 , 16 i 18 is 1 24 ! 8 | 30 I6V2 I 26% 1 8Vi I 32 ! 20 18 1 29 1 91/2 1 35 24 22 i 34 ' 11 ' 401/2 1 4 I 5 i 2'/4 6V2 1% 4>/4 1 sy2 | 21/2 1 71/4 1% 1 4Vz 1 6 I 234 1 8V2 2 5 ! 61/2 I 3 ! 9 2V> 51/2 ! 7 ! 31/2 1 IOV2 3 6 1 734 ! 31/2 1 11 3 Vi 6V2 ! 8V2 1 4 1 121/2 4 7 1 9 1 41/2 ' 131/2 300 Pound 5 6 8 1 101/4 ! 5 ! 15 8V2 '11V2' 5Vi ' 171/2 ! 8 10 14 1 6 ' 2OV2 - 10 Ul/2 161 i 7 24 13 19 8 271/2 14 15 ! 211/21 81/2 1 31 16 16 Vi ! 24 | 91/2 1 341/2 18 1 18 1 261/2 1 10 1 371/2 ! 20 19*2 29 10 Vi 401/2 24 221/2 34 ' 12 471/2 F E !H G J 1K 1% - 7 Vi i l3/4 1 8 111 2 '9 111 2'/2 ! 101/2 5 I I 11 2'A 1 12 5'A 1 ! 1 3 1 13 6 1 1 1 3 1 141/7 61/2 1 1 1 3 : 15 7 1 51/2 ! 6 'V,s 31/7 1 17 31/2 1 18 41/2 ' 22 5 ' 251/2 8 1 61/4 | 7 i13/l6 9 1 7 | 7 1 i3A6 11 1 83/g | 9 1 % 12 1 93/4 1 9 1 % 51/7 ' 30 14 ' IIV4 11 lls/, 6 33 61/2 1361/2 7 | 39 121/2: 11 i1S/l6 ! 133/4 | 11 Ils/i6 1 15 | 131/2 |iyI6 8 ! 43 9 1 491/j 2 1 8V2 ' 16 ' 131/2 llVie 1 I8V2 131/2 ;l`/is iI1 2'/4 1 91/2 21/2 1 11 111 11 1 2`/2 IIIV2 5 1 1 1 2`/2 1 13 51/2 1 1 1 3 1 14 6 1 1 1 3 1 151/2 61/2 ! 1 1 3 ! 16Vi 1 7 1 6 1 6I/2 ' 13/ig 31/2 I8I/2 ' 8 ' 63/4 ' 71/2 ' `Vis 4 21i/2 * 9 7VA 1 7% 1 15/l6 5 ' 251/2 ! 11 ' 9 1 10 113/16 51/7 1 291 i 12 ' IOV2 | 10 ' l3/l6 6 33 U 14~ 1 12 1 12V, 1 13/,, 6V2 1 371/2 ' 71/2 1 42 ! 8 ' 451/2 ' 81/2 49 ` 10 571/2 ' ' 131/2 ! 121/2 1 l3/a ) 1434 1 121/2' 1% ' I6V4 ' IS 'l/l6 17% 15 l9/is 203/4 171/2 ` 113/ig Drilling of Base on 90 Base Elbow Size 150 300 400 600 I 900 11500 Elbow Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. ; Lb. 1 Lb. 4 4% 1 5 5 8% ' O' g 7% 5 S`/2 | 4>'/8 0Ys 7% 7% 7'8 6 0 72 1 O 78 O "g 7',i "'g I% 8 1 / */2 1 / % 1 / 7s ; 10%' 10%: 10% iu |/`/2 |/% 1/'/ 10% 110% 13 12 1 9Vi 110% | lu% 13 13 1 13 14 1 y*/2 10% 110% 13 1 13 115% 16 | 91/2 10% 110% 13 13 15 [llV4 10 i.V A 1.-/4 LO 1 1 24 Diameter of Bolts 4 ` Vs % % 3/4 1 3/4 ! 3/4 5 5/s % 3/4 3/4 1 3/4 ! 3/4 6 5/s % 3/4 3/4 ! 3/4 1 34 8 s/s % 3/4 3/4 1 3/4 : 3/4 10 s/s 3/4 3/4 3/4 1 3/4 ! % 12 % 3/4 3/4 % 1 % 1 % 14 % 3/4 3/4 % 1 % 1 1 16 % 3/4 3/4 % 1 % 1 18 % % % 1 (1 20 J/4 % % 1! 24 44 l 1 11 All sizes Number of Bolts 44 1} 44 1 4 90 Base Elbows are regularlv furnished with the base Mange plain tuceJ. \\ hen corresponding pressure class of the American Standard, as indicated above, and spot faced. Extra list prices apply; sec Return Bends (Size 150 Pound L M JSize 300 Pound L M !21 3 1 4 1 6 00 ** 17 16 7`i 8 9 9 ; 10 11 12 13 15 7 7'A 73/4 8% 9% , 9% 10% 10% 11% 13% U'/4 12% 23 4 i6 8 7Vi 8V2 12 10 11 11*2, 12 16Vi 17 17 Vi 18 H , 15 16l,2 17 18 17 % 1 65/8 : 8 93/4 95/8 10% lOVg'lOS/g 12% 13% 13% 13%! 13 13%`14% 14%. 15 16 CRANE Dimensions, in Inches (Cont.) 273 Class Sire 1 A 1 C 1 D 1 E 1 F 1 G 1 H 1 J 1 K || Class Size A | C | D | E | F G : 4 1 8 1 51 '2 1 16 41'2 5 ' 9 1 6 ' 163} ' 5 i6 93} 6'} 1 183} | 5% ! 8 113} 63} 1 2214 153} 10 400 Pound 12 14 116 131/4 [ 73} 1 25% : 6% 15 83/4 1 2934 6% 161/4 91/4 1 323/4 7 173/4 101/4 1 361/4 8 118 191/4 103/4 1 39% 8% !20 203/4 ll'/4 1 423/4 9 ,24 241/4 123/4 1501/4 10% % 31/4 34 33/4 l 41/4 i% 41/2 1% 43/4 2 53/4 2 153/4 21/2 1 63/4 21/2 171/4 234 1 8 319 41/4 1 IOI/4 1% 2 21/4 2% 23/4 3% 2Vz 61/2 41/2 1 HI/2 3% 3 7 5 1 123/4 4 3% 71/2 5i/2 1 14 4% 600 4 81/2 6 1161/2 4% Pound 5 10 7 1191/2 6 6 11 71/2 1 21 6% 8 13 81/2 1 241/2 7 10 151/2 9'/2 i 29% 8 12 I6I/2 10 1 31% 8% 14 171/2 103/4 1 341/4 9 16 191/2 11% 1 38% 10 18 211/2 121/4 1 42 10% 20 231/2 13 1 45% 11 24 271/2 143/4 | 53 13 3 71/2 51/2 1 14% 4% 4 9 61/2 1 17% 5% 5 11 71/2 1 21 6% 6 12 8 1 22% 6% 8 141/2 9 1 27% 7% 900 10 Pound 12 I61/2 10 1 31% 8% 19 11 1 34% 9 14 201/4 111/2 1 36% 9% 16 221/4 121/2 1 403/4 10% 18 24 131/4 1 45% 12 20 26 141/2 1 501/4 13 24 301/2 18 | 60 15% 201} ! 8% 213} 1 q% 24 1 10 28 1 12 32 1 13% 361/4 1 15% 39% 44% 4734 51% 603/} 7% 83/4 9% 10% 113/4 133/4 1 6 15 1 6% 16% 1 7% 18% 1 734 21 1 83/4 25% 110% 27% 1 H% 31% 1 13% 37% 1 153/4 40 1 163/4 43% 48% 52% 56% 66 19 23 1 9% 27% 1 11% 29 1 12% 35 1 143/4 40 1 16% 43% 1 173/4 46 | 51% 1 57% | 63% 1 75% | 6 1 6% 1 13/l 6 % 1 53 ie I | | | 1 63} 1 7% 11%6 3} 1 53s 1 1 1 1 1 7''2 1 719 1 1S/16 i| 91 10i/2 1 10 10 1 1 1%6 t%6 ; 1 12 1 12% 1 1% 2500 13% 1 12% 1 1% Pound 143} 1 12% 1 1% 1 16%g1 4 1%I 6% i 4% I %! 7%6 1 43} 2 | 8% 1 5% 2 % 1 10 | 6% 3 1 ll3} | 7% 11 || || | 15% | 5% | 17% | 53} | 193/4 | 63} 1 ! I1 1 20% 9% | 23 10% | 26% 11% 16% I 15 1 l9/l6 17% | 15 1 l9/l6 203} 17% Ul%6, 4 1 13% | 8% | 23 | 73/4 | 303} 13% 5 | 155} | 10 I 27% | 9% | 36% 153} 6 1 18 1 11% | 31% | 10% ! 413} 18 1 11 1i i 8 [ 20% f 12% | 35% | 11% | 47 201 '2 |l0 | 25 | 16 | 43% | 143} | 58 25% |12 | 28 | 173/4 | 49% | 16% | 65% 29 I 7 8% 9 11 12% 13% 143/4 16 1 1 1 1 1 7% 1 15/lS 10 1 1%6 10 1 1%6 12% 1 1% 12% 1 1% 15 1 l9/l6 15 1 l9/l6 15 1 1%6 Center to Face The 1 >3 and 300-Pound Fittings are regularly furnished with an American Standard yfc-inch raised face on the end flanges; the 400. oco, 000. 1500, and ijoo-Pound Fittings regularly have a J<-inch high large male facing. Center to face and face to face dimensions include the facing. Special Angle Elbows Dimensions 11 7 7% 1 1S/l6 8% 10 1 1%6 9 10 1 1%6 11 12% 1 1% 12% 12% 1 1% 13% 15 1 1%6 14% 15 1 1%6 16 15 1 1%6 1 he center to face dimensions ot 45 elbows are used for special angle elbows of r to 4>; for angles greater than 45 and up to qo . use the center to race dimensions or qo elbows. Reducing Fittings center to lace dimensions ot reduc ing fittings correspond to those of scraignc ntcings 01 tne same size as the largest opening. Vz 41/4 3 1 1 11 American Standard % 41/2 15 1% i% 2 2Vz 3 1500 Pound 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 51/2 6 71/4 81/4 91/4 103/4 131/4 i3y8 163/g 191/2 221/4 2434 271/4 301/4 323/4 24 38% 31/4 I 31/2 1 9 4 1 10 41/4 i 11 4% 1 131/4 5% 1 151/4 53/4 1 171/4 71/4 1 191/4 83/4 1 23% 93/s 1 24% 10% I 29% 12 | 36 131/4 1 403/4 141/4 | 44 I6V4 1 481/4 1734 1 531/4 183/4 1 573/4 20% 1 67 V} 2% 3 3% 4 4% 5 6 7% 8% 9% 10% 12 12% 143/4 16% 173/4 20% 1 11% 13 14% 17% 1 7% 19% 1 8% 22% 1 9% 25% 1 103/4 303/4 1 13% 33 1 14% 39 1 17 46% 523/4 56% 63 | 693} 751/2 873} i 11 11 11 11 73/4 9 9% 11% 133/4 15% 17% 10 1 1%6 10 1 1%6 12% 1 13/s 12% 1 1% 15 1 l/l6 15 1 l%s 17% Ul%6 t !> I I. . uauc v--<isu dLcei l langcu 1 with the exception of the fabricated base on qo Base Elbows, conform iu trie rufienean otanuciiu ui ripe l langes ttnu i lau^eu 1 Bi6e-iQ3q, for their respective w 01 King pie^uies. The American Standard does not include Return Bends or Jo and %-inch 4j Laterals in the ,-ocPound pressure class. Working pressures................... pae 268 List prices............... pages 270 and 271 Description............................ page 269 Drilling templates... .pages 461 to 463 Flange dimensions ..pages 461 to 463 Special facings............pages 468 to 471 26 274 CRANE 4000-Pound Pressure Class 26 90 Elbow For pressures and temperatures beyond the scope of the ir:c and "-Pound Pressure Classes. Crane is equipped to supply \al\es. fit tings, and llanues in the a:"-Pound Pressure Class. These products are generally made of Crane No. j Chrome-Molybde num Alloy Cast Steel, and finished \\ ith ring joint facing. When so de sired, they can be supplied in other alloys, such as Crane No. q CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Cast Steel, or furnished with other types of facings. Inquiries should be accompanied by complete specifications includ- ' ing operating pressures and tem peratures. and plans of proposed installation. Prices, description, dimen sions, and complete informa tion furnished on application. Globe Valve The illustrations on this page are actual photographs of Crane Valves and Fittings with flanged ends and ring joint facing sup plied fora 4000-Pound installation. They are made of Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel, and are recommended for operating service at 4000 pounds pressure at 900 F. temperature. Group of Fittings for 4000-Pound Pressure Class Steel Welding Fittings (Socket & Butt) CRANE Steel Welding Fittings St 275 Socket-Welding Fittings Dv-criniinn and Ratings..................................page' and 27$ Li"t Frico ......................................................pages and 278 Dimc:>ions.. pages and 279 Reducer Inserts. List Prices and Dimensions.............page 178 Butt-Welding Fittings For Use with Standard Pipe........................... pages 2S2 and 2S1 For Use with Extra Strong Pipe.................... pages 202 and 2S3 For Use w ith Schedule 100 Pipe.....................................page 284 For Use with Double Extra Strong Pipe................. . page 284 Reducers, Welding Saddles, and Welding Sleeves. . .page 2S5 Dimensions................................................................. page 280 Pressure-Temperature Ratings..................... pages 2*6 and 2Sq Bonney WeldOlets................................................................ page 2S7 Boiler Flanges............................................................... \ . .page 290 27 The Crane line of Steel Welding Fittings -- comprising two types, socket-welding and butt-welding -- includes all of the popular kinds of fittings in a wide range of sizes, and in all regular, commercially available weights. Wherever the user of welding fittings demands easy installation -- wherever maintenance costs are carefully considered -- wher ever quality, completeness, and adaptability are of prime im portance -- Crane Steel Welding Fittings are chosen. Socket-Welding Fittings: Forged Steel SocketWelding Fittings (see pages 270 to 27q) are ideal when welding fittings are wanted for use in small pipe lines. The fittings are of high quality throughout; they are forged solid from high grade steel or are machined from bar stock, depending upon the type of fitting; the openings are drilled and the ends are bored to slip over pipe. Butt-Welding Fittings: Butt-Welding Fittings (see pages 2S0 to 28b), recommended for general allaround welding service, are designed to combine serviceability with ease of installation; the use of these fittings reduces the welder's task to its simplest form -- that of making circumferential butt-welds. The materials from which the fittings are made are especially selected to assure strength, resistance to piping strains and temperature, and easy weldability. Crane Steel Butt-Welding Fittings are fully as strong as, or stronger than, Grade A Seamless Steel Pipe of corresponding thickness. They can be used for any pressure or temperature for which the pipe is used, with equal safety; see pages 2SS and 289. The fittings have a uniform circular section of full diameter, uniform center to end dimensions, and accurately beveled, true, round ends. Other welding end products: Crane supplies a complete welding line--not the fittings only! Real advantages accrue to the user by being able to secure welding valves and other accessories for welded pip ing, as well as fittings and flanges, from one reliable source--and all of the highest quality. A uniformly satisfactory installation is within reach when Crane welding materials are used. Forged Steel Flanges--Welding Neck, Slip-On Weld ing, and Cranelap (for use with Cranelap Stub Ends) --are available in a full range of sizes in all pressure classes; see pages 291 to 298. Steel Gate, Globe, Angle, and Check Valves with welding ends also are available in a complete range of sizes and in all pres sure classes; see pages 205 to 25b. In addition, Crane Fabricating Shops are unusually well equipped, as explained in Section 41, to supply pre-fabricated piping, assembled in units for final erection with a minimum of field effort. American Standard: Crane Steel Butt-Welding Fittings conform to the American Standard for Steel Butt-Welding Fittings. Bi6.q-iQ5i. This Standard includes the following types of fittings in sizes i to 24-inch inclusive: 905 Elbows. Long Radius 455 Elbows, Long Radius Tees...The Standard includes dimensions for the center to end of run on all sices up to 24-inch, and the center to the end of outlet on all dies up to 12-inch Caps Return Bends, Long Radius Reducers .The Standard does not include sices 3 x 1, 4 x 1 W 4 x I. o x 2, d x 3, and 10 x 3-inch. Lapped Joint Stub Ends (Cranelap Stub Ends) 276 CRANE Forged Steel Socket-Welding Fittings 2000, 3000, 4000, and 6000-Pound WO.G. For list prices, see the opposite page. 27 90 Elbow No. 1240, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1380, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1460. 4000-Lb. WOG No. 1660, oOOO-Lb WOG Tee No. 1241, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1381, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1461, 4000-Lb. WOG No. 1661, oOOO-Lb. WOG 45 Elbow No. 1242, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1382, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1462, 4000-Lb. WOG No. 1662, oOOO-Lb WOG Cross No. 1243, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1383, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1463, 4000-Lb WOG No. 1663, oUOO-Lb, WOG Coupling No. 1246, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1386, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1466, 4000-Lb. WOG No. 1666, 6000-Lb. WOG Reducer No. 1247, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1387, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1467, 4000-Lb. WOG No. 1667, 6000-Lb. WOG Cap No. 1249, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1389, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1469, 4000-Lb. WOG No. 1669, oOOO-Lb. Wi >G 45 Y-Bend No. 1245, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 1385, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 1465, 4000-Lb. WOG No. 1665, 6000-Lb. WOG 2000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings are for use with Schedule 40 or Standard Pipe. 3000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings are for use with Schedule SO or Extra Strong Pipe. 4000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings are for use with Schedule 160 Pipe. 6000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings are for use with Double Extra Strong Pipe. These unusually rugged, durable fittings are ideally suited for small (up to and including 4-inch size) welded lines on relatively lowpressure service, or for high pres sure hydraulic lines and high pres sure-temperature service. Design and construction: El bows, tees, crosses, and Y-bends are forged solid; reducer inserts (illustrated on page 27S), cou plings, reducers, and caps are ma chined from solid steel. All open ings are drilled, and the ends are bored to slip over pipe. Elbows, tees, crosses, and Y-bends have each opening reinforced with a wide band. It completely sur rounds the socket chamber, ex tending well beyond the back of the socket, and complies with re cognized requirements for socket weld dimensions. WORKING PRESSURES Pounds, Non-Shock For Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air Temp. Carbon Steel Fittings Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Fittings 2000 I 3000 Pound Pound 4000 Pound 6000 Pound 2000 Pound 3000 Pound 4000 Pound 6000 Pound Deg.F. W.O.G. W.O.G. W.O.G. W.O.G. 'W.O.G. W.O.G. W.O.G. Vv .u.G. 100 2000 3000 4000 6000 2000 1980 2960 3960 5915 1980 200 1950 2920 3890 5830 1950 250 1920 2880 3840 5750 1920 300 1900 2840 3800 5690 1900 350 1880 2820 3760 5625 1880 400 1850 ! 2780 3700 5550 1850 450 1830 ! 2740 3660 5490 1830 500 1740 2600 348C 5210 1740 1640 1 2460 3290 4925 1640 600 1550 | 2310 3090 4620 1550 650 1440 2150 2880 4300 1440 700 1320 1 1960 2620 ! 3920 1320 750 1190 1775 2370 3550 1190 800 1020 . 1525 2040 3050 1045 850 835 1 1250 1670 1 2500 I 975 900 585 1 875 1170 1750 900 950 ' 460 690 1 920 1375 835 1000 335 500 ; 665 1000 650 3000 2960 2920 2880 2840 2820 2780 2740 2600 2460 2310 2150 1960 1775 1560 1460 1350 12.-0 9/ 5 4000 3960 3890 3840 3800 3760 3700 3660 3480 3290 3090 2880 2620 2370 2090 1950 1800 1670 1300 6000 591o 5830 5750 5690 562o 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4500 5920 3550 3125 2925 2700 2500 19d0 Materials: The fittings are made from high grade carbon steel, having unusual strength and toughness. It is particularly suitable for fusion welding. crosses, and couplings in sizes to 3 inches for use with Schedule 40 and 80 Pipe and in sizes },> to 3 inches for use with Schedule 100 Pipe. American Standard: These fittings conform to the American Standard for Steel Socket-Welding Fittings (B10.11-1Q40). This Standard includes elbows, tees, The Standard specifies that the fittings may be used for the same pressure-temperature ratings as the pipe of the indicated schedule number. Reducer Inserts.. . .page 278 Dimensions.. .. page 279 CRANE Forged Steel Socket-Welding Fittings 2000, 3000, 4000, and 6000-Pound W.O.G. 277 Type ot' Fittings List Prices, Each--Carbon Steel Fittings For working pressures and description, see the opposite page. j 90 Elbows ! Tees )________ 45= Elbows Crosses 455 [Couplings Y-Bends Reducers | Caps Sire Inches No. 1240 No. 1241 No. 1242 No. 1243 No. 1245 No. 124b No. 1247 No. 1249 2000Pound W.O.G. Fittings For use with Schedule 40 or Standard Pipe Vs m Vs Vi % 1 ty* lVz 2 2 Vi 3 4 Size Inches .55 .55 .55 .63 .75 .90 1.20 1.50 1.90 2.90 5.00 12.50 No. 1380 .80 .80 .80 .95 1.10 1.35 1,75 2.30 2.90 4.40 7.50 17.00 No. 1381 .68 .68 .68 .78 .90 1.08 1.44 1.80 2.28 3.48 6.00 14.00 No. 1382 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.30 1.50 1.90 2.80 3.50 5.00 7.30 10.00 23.00 No. 1383 1.40 1.85 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.75 4.75 5.80 ' No. 1385 .40 .40 .40 .40 .45 .55 .70 .85 1.15 1.60 2.75 4.80 No. 1386 . 55 .55 .70 1.00 1.20 1.35 1.60 1.85 2.75 3.75 6.75 No. 1387 .35 .35 .35 .45 .65 .90 1.00 1.30 2.00 3.65 4.35 13.00 No. 1389 3000Pound W.O.G. Fittings For use with Schedule 80 or Extra Strong Pipe V* % Vz 3A l 1% iVi 2 21/2 3 4 Size Inches .55 .55 .65 .75 .90 1.20 1.50 1.90 2.90 5.00 12.50 No. 1460 .80 .80 .95 1.10 1.35 1.75 2.30 2.90 4.40 7.50 17.00 No. 1461 .68 .68 .78 .90 1.08 1.44 1.80 2.28 3.48 6.00 14.00 No. 1462 1.10 1.10 1.30 1.50 1.90 2.80 3.50 5.00 7.30 10.00 23.00 No. 1463 1.40 1.85 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.75 4.75 5.80 No. 1465 .40 .40 .40 .45 .55 .70 .85 1.15 1.60 2.75 4.80 No. 1466 .55 .55 .70 1.00 1.20 1.35 1.60 1.85 2.75 3.75 6.75 No. 1467 .Is' .35 .45 .65 .90 1.00 1.30 2.00 3.65 4.35 13.00 No. 1469 4000Pound W.O.G. Fittings For use with ISO Pipe V4 % 1 W* 11/2 2 21/2 3 4 Size Inches .75 .90 1.20 1.50 1.90 2.90 5.00 12.50 18.00 No. 1660 1.10 1.35 1.75 2.30 2.90 4.40 7.50 17.00 25.00 No. 1661 .90 1.08 1.44 1.80 2.28 3.48 6.00 14.00 21.00 No. 1662 1.50 1.90 2.80 3.50 5.00 7.30 10.00 23.00 31.50 No. 1663 2.50 3.00 3.75 4.75 5.80 No. 1665 .60 .65 .85 1.05 1.30 1.75 2.40 4.75 10.90 No. 1666 .90 1.25 1.50 1.70 2.10 2.50 3.60 5.75 11.75 No. 1667 .65 .90 1.00 1.30 2.00 3.65 4.35 5.45 18.00 No. 1669 6000Pound W.O.G. V Vz V* 1 .65 .75 .90 1.20 .95 1.10 1.35 1.75 .78 .90 1.08 1.44 1.30 1.50 1.90 2.80 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.75 .60 .75 .45 .60 .90 .65 .65 1.25 .90 .85 1.50 1.00 For use with lVi 14 2 1.50 1.90 2.30 2.90 1.80 2.28 3.50 5.00 4.75 5.80 1.05 1.30 1.70 2.10 1.30 2.00 Double 2 2.90 4.40 3.48 7.30 Extra Strong Pipe 21/2 5.00 7.50 6.00 10.00 3 12.50 17.00 14.00 23.00 4 18.00 25.00 21.00 31.50 1.75 2.40 4.75 10.90 2.50 3.60 5.75 11.75 ; i ; ' 3.65 4.35 5.45 18.00 inch vUUU-Pound \\ ,O.G. Fittings arc bored for pipe having an LD, of .167" and a wall thickness of ,244". 27 Reducing fittings: Reducing fittings can be made in any reduction from straight sice forging blanks; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. i Alloy steel fittings: Fittings of Carbon-Molyb denum Steel or of stainless steel. Type 347. can be made to order; prices are furnished on application. Reducer Inserts.. . page 278 Sleeve and half couplings: Couplings, unless otiierwise ordered, are the socket-end type listed afco\e. Sleeve couplings, made without the internal shoulder, and half couplings can be furnished when ordered, they use the same lisc prices as regular coupling See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Dimensions.. . .page 279 278 CRANE Steel Socket-Welding Reducer Inserts Socket-Welding Reducer Inserts serve the same pur pose as threaded bushings used with screwed lutings. They simplify the problem of making reductions in the sices of pipe in socket-welded lines and avoid the delays and extra costs involved in procuring reducing Reducer !:vcc No. 1250 For use with Sc.inJ.irJ or '.'dule 40 Pipe (ittings. By carrying an assorted stock of Reducer Inserts, the user can make up many combinations of reducing sizes in any type of fitting in the least Illustrating the application of a Axkct-Welding Reduc er Insert to a Socket-Weld ing 0|0:> Elbow. amount of time and at low cost. List Prices, Carbon Steel, and Dimensions No. 1390 For use with Extra Strong or Schedule 80 Pipe The illustration at the right shows one of these fittings inserted in a straight size qo Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Inches No. 1250 No. 1390|Type No. X Y 27 -X~ Y- elbow * make a reducing r^Y- size. T: _ Insert is placed in ra the end of the fitting and fillet tb- welded; the smaller size pipe is then inserted in the smaller pipe Type No. 2 Tvpe No. 3 end of the Reducer Insert and welded. Reducer inserts are available in r, 1I4, 11 and i-inch sizes, 1 *3/4 x*/2 1V4<1 I ,i2 Vt *1 .45 .55 I .70 .45 .55 .70 1 1/2 9IS 2 l5/l6 1 2 1 I'VlS 5/8 2 ITa 9/l6 3 138 l > 1 lVa U- 16 2 IVie S/8 3 l7 1G _f 16_ the Xo. tzyo being made for use with Standard or Schedule 40 <*'2 3 Tv16~ 1 2 Pipe and the Xo. 1390 being made for use with Extra Strong or Schedule 80 Pipe. Regularly supplied of Carbon Steel, they can be furnished made of Carbon-Molybdenum Steel; prices on application. The fittings are made in three types, depending on the size, as illustrated above. 2 f 1l/2 *l'/4 a I 1.10 ! 1.10 1 2 l9/l6 34 3 I9/l6 1 `/is 3 l9/l6 S/8 3 19/is 9/ie 3 l9/l6 !/2 Advantages of Steel Socket-Welding Fittings On installations where the pipe need not butt against the shoulder, the socket compensates for inac curacies in measuring and cutting the pipe. On installations where the pipe must butt against the shoulder, free, uninterrupted flow is assured. Fitting and pipe have the same inside diameter. The socket type weld has advan tages over the butt weld that rec ommend it strongly for fittings for small size pipe lines. The pipe used with it does not require beveling. Since the pipe end slips into, and is supported by the socket, the joint is self-aligning; tack welding and special clamps to line up and hold the joint are un necessary. Because the weld metal is deposited on the outer surface of the pipe, there is no danger of forming welding icicles which would clog the line and restrict flow. These fittings have the same inside diameter as Standard or Schedule 40, Extra Strong or Schedule So, Schedule ibo, or Double Extra Strong Pipe, de pending upon the weight of fitting ordered. On installations where the pipe is butted against the shoulder at the back of the socket, the fittings permit free, uninterrupted flow of the fluid in the line. The fittings, in the sizes and types covered therein, conform to the American Standard, A.S.A. Bio.11-1Q4O, as explained on page 270. The bore diameter of the socket is the same for all fittings regardless of the pressure class. Forged Steel Socket-Welding Fit tings have ample metal sections throughout; the long, low band forming the socket wall extends beyond the shoulder at the back of the bore, leaving no weak cor ner. Exhaustive tests show con clusively that the fittings are as strong as, or stronger than, pipe. Size Bore of Diameter Fitting of Socket (Minimum) \/t 8 ~'0l420" Va 0.555 % 0.690 Vz 0.855 3/4 1.065 I 1.330 1V4 1.675 1V2 1.915 2 2.406 21 n 2.906 3 3.535 4 4.545 Being only slightly larger than pipe, the fittings, when welded in place, make an ex ceptionally neat appearing, workmanlike installation. CRANE Forged Steel Socket-Welding Fittings Dimensions, in Inches -A* li C ` b; -D iclizT 90 Elbow -F. il C ` -2=3 A V " B, - C B**B C --A----- A--' Tee h: H4 ij--if 45 Elbow --M- (4=3^ -L B~B L~ -K----- K-- Cross Dimensions of reducing sixes are the same as those of the straight size corresponding to the largest opening. -c-j V T Cap 279 -S-- -T -T- r- Coupiin? j-S-, " Tt Reducer 27 Size l A | B I C I D | E | F | G | H | j 1 K 1 L | M I N | P 1 R 1 S ! T 1 u | V 2000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings, for use with Schedule 40 or Standard Pipe Vs 13/l6 7/l6 38 1 Vl6 Vs U/l6 Vl6 3'8 15/ie 31/32 *7/32 * 1 1 , 1 i 3,8 1 3/4 , 5 g Vs *3/,6 7/l6 % 29/32 . 29/32 34 5/lg Vl6 IV32 1 31/32 1 *7/32 1 1 1 25/, 6 1 15/g *3/ie 1 ! 3/8 1 3/4 ' S/g 3-s 31/32 *V2 Via IV32 IV32 Vs /l6 Vl6 IV32 3 */32 Vie 1 1 '211/,6 !7'8 1 114 Vie 1 * ' 16 l/2 11/8 % \*2 lVl6 l5/l6 Vs Vis Vis l3/ie . IVs */2 1 IVie 3 21,8 1 Vs . 13-8 , *-2 . 1*4 . 34 3A , lS/l6l 3/s Via 11/2 1V2 1 1/2 V2 l*/2 .IVie ; Vie 1 1 Vz 1 39/i6 , 29/,6 . l*/2 IV2 ! 9/js 1 1 *,2 -*3 16 2l 1V . Vs % l13/i6 I13/i6 ll/s Vl6 ' Vie l13/l6 1 l*/2 1 % ! l13/ie! 41/g 1 3 1 1 * 3/l 6 ! 13/4 1 Vs 1 I3/! i 1 1Vs m >>/ie 2%2 2V32 15/,8 11/16 1 % 2%2 ! l3/4 11 Vis! 23/,s :413/,si 3V2 ! 23/ie ! l7/8 1 1 Vis! 2*4 11 Vie 1V2 ' 2 U/4 Vs 215/^2 215/32 l7/lS 13/l6 Vs I2ls/32i 2 I Vs 1 2Vis | 53/g : 315/,s 1 27/is ` 2 . Vs 2*2 I3, 2 . 2% ; I'/2 ! Vs 3 ; 3 .ln/,6 1 ,/i6l 3 1 23/g 1 Vs 1231/321 &7/ie i 434 1231/32! 21/2 1 Vs 1 3 | 1 Vs 2'/z : 3 ' l5/s 1% 35/g 1 35/8 ! 21/,6 IVs 11S/l6 4 131/4 1 ls/s 1 4 1 1 1 121/21 Vs 1 35/g | 11/2 3 1 3% | 21/4 ! l'/s , 4s/i6; 45/16 21/2 11/4 11/4 ; 45/8 133/81 ll/g 1 45/s 1 i 1 1 23/4 1 l 1 4Vg | 15/g 4 ' 43/ifi ' 25/g 11 Vie 53/4 53/4 ; 31/8 1 15/g ! 11/2 ! 534 1 43/,6 1 lS/,6 1 53/4 1 1 1 ! 3 | 1 Vs 1 51/4 ! 1V8 3000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings, for use with Schedule 80 or Extra Strong Pipe Vs ! *3/ie l 7/is 1 % 1 29/32 1 29^2 1 Vs 1 Vie 1 7/l6 1 IV32 !3 Viz! 17/32! 1 1 25/,6 1 15/g 1 13/l6 1 1 1 Vs 1 Vs !**/ie 3/g |31/,,|1%21 7/l6 111/32 1 l'Azi 3/s I S/l6 ! 7/l6 ! l*/32 ! 31/S2 1 7/l6 1 1 1 2*1/16 i l7/s 1 1 1 Ws ! 7/i6 1 1 1 34 2 ! l`/81 3/g 1 >/2 1 ls/i6 l ls/i6 1 Vs 1 7/is 1 7/ie ! 1 Vi6 i IVs 1! */z l IVie 1 3 | 21/s 1 1 Vs ! 1% 1 V2 1 l'/4 I Vs Vs ' lS/l6 1 3/s 1 Via 1 IV2 1 W2 1 1 1 V2 i V2 i l>/2 ' IVie i Vie 1 1V2 ! 39/16 1 29/l6 ! l*/2 1 l*/2 1 9/ie 1 l'/2 1 1 1 1 l'/2 1 7/8 1 s/s Hl3/i6H13/i6l IVs 1 Vie ( Vie 1113/i6 I W2 '1 'k Il*3/iel 4i/g | 3 i ll3/l6 1 IVs 1 5/g i 13/4 1 IVie lVs\ 1% UVisi 1 Vie 1 27/321 27/321 ls/i6 1 1 Vie 1 5/s 1 2V32 ! l3/4 i11 Vis 1 23/,6 1413/,si 31/2 1 23/,6 | 1% | n/i6 1 21/4 ;l3/ie IV2I 2 IOA! Vs !215/32l215/32|lVi6|13/,6| S/g |Z15/32| 2 |1 Vs 1 2'Vl6 1 53/g 1315/ie 1 27/,s i 2 i 3/4 1 2i/2 ! IV4 2 1 23/g i 11/2 ! Vs ! 3 | 3 u1 Vis! 1 i1 Vie 1 3 1 23/g !i Vs 1231/32 : 67/,6 1 43/4 231/32! 21/2 1 Vs 1 3 I li2 2V2 i 3 1 15/8 1 1% 1 3s/8 | 35/g ! 2Vie 1 IVs I1 Vie! 4 1 31/4 I 15/g 1 4 { ! 21/2 ! Vs 1 35/g | 11.2 3 1 3% | 21/4 i IVs I 45/ie | 45/,6 I 21/2 | 11/4 I 11/4 1 45/g i 33/g 1 IVs 1 45/8 i 1 ! i 23/4 | 1 1 41/4 1 134 4 I 43/16 ! 2% 1 l9/l6 1 53/4 1 53/4 1 31/8 1 15/g | 11/2 1 53/4 1 43/,6 1 1 Vi6 1 53/4 1 1 * 1 3 | li/g | 51/2 ! l7/g 4000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings, for use with Schedule 160 Pipe Vz , ts/l6 . Vs ' Vie , iy21 IV2 ! 1 1 V2 1 V2 1 l*/2 11 Vie! Vie 1 l`/2 i 39/16 1 2V,s , 1*'2 ; 13/8 1 */2 ' l*/2 1 78 3/s 1 l*/2 i % ' % Tl3/,fi,113/16| ll/g | 9/l6 1 9/l6 j 113/is ! 1 */2 1 Vs !l*3/ie! 41/g | 3 H*3/l6 1 l*/2 1 9/, 6 ! 13/4 1 15/is 1 1 1% 1*/16 ll/l6 ' 23/i6 1 23/ig j 15/is ! H/16 ! % i 23/ie 1 1V4 ! n/l6 I 23/,6 1 413/is | 31/2 1 23/,s | 13/4 , % 1 21/4 1 IVs lVk 1 2 , O/4 Vs 27/l6 27/l6 111/32^ 13/l6 *%2 27/l6 i 2 1 Vs 1 27/,6 1 53/g ;3i5/16i 27/i6 1% l * Vie f 21/2 !LV,S 1* 2 , 23g 112 7/8 231/32 231/32 lH/,6 1 , * */l6,231/32 ! 23/g 1 7/s 1231/32 1 67/,6 : 43/4 231/32 2 | 3/4 1 3 | 13/g 2 ! 21 2 1 lS/8 7/s 35/l6.35/,s .133/32' IVs , 1V32 1 35/i6 1 2'/2 1 7/s i 35/is i 1 2*/2 1 Vs 1 35/g | 11/2 21/2 I 314 . 21/4 1 . 4 ; 4 ,2l/,6, 11/4 ,13/,si 4 ! 31/4 1 1 i 4 i i 1 21/2 1 Vs 1 41/8 | 15/g 3 334 , 21 2 1*4 43/4 1 43/4 , 21.2 l3/s IVs , 45/g ' 33/8 ! Vs 1 4% 1 i 1 23/4 1 1 1 45/8 ' 1 s/s 4 43/, 6 . 25/g IV16 53/s 334 3*/g 1% 11 '2 ' 534 43/i6 11V16 53/4 1 1 , 3 1 l'/s 16.2 6000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings, for use with Double Extra Strong Pipe 3/s 1 V 17 32 19/32 l5/l6 IV16 Vs Vs . V2 IVie l*/s *%2 IVie , 3 . 21/g l*/4 IVs . 7/l6 13/16 *3/16 \z . 15/16 % 1 Vi 6 11 2 l1 2 I 1 & 1 V2 . Wie * */l6 1 i*A 1 39/l6 1 29/,g 1 1V2 1 13/8 1 V2 1 l'/2 i 1 Vs . 1'2 3/4 1 Vs 113 16 113/i 6 1*8 7/i6 1 Vis l`3/ie 1V2 Vs l * Vis 41'g 3 1'3/ig 11/2 | 9/,6 1 IVs 1 1 VlS 1 13/4 7/S ' 7/8 23/16 23/i6 . Is/i6 1/2 13/l6 23/ie IVs : VS , 2Vis 4*3/16 . 3*/2 23/ig 1 13/4 | Vs i 21/4 i V/4 1*4 1 2 . 11/16 , 15/ie 27/l6 27/i6 111/32' Vs 23/32 27/l6 , 2 1 13/l6 1 2Vis . 53/8 315/is 27/l6 1 1% i **/l6 I 21/2 1 15/16 1*2 238 11/4 l's 23 1/32 231/32 11 Vi 6 *9/32 1 V32 231/32: 23/8 IVs 231/32 6V,6 434 231/32 1 2 | 3/4 1 3 . 13/g 2 2*2 l1 2 , 1 35/16 35/i6 133/32. 7/s 37/32 35/16 1 21/2 1 1 , 35/l6 , 1 21/2 | Vs 11 35/g | 1% 2',? 31/4 13/4 , IV2 . 4 i 4 ,21/,61 1 IV,si 4 i 31/4 i IV2 1 4 1 ! 1 ' 21/2 1 Vs 11 4i4 | 15/g 3 ! 334 21/g l5/g 43/4 , 43/4 , 21.2 11/4 1 Vs 45/g ! 33/g i l*/4 , 4% I 1 1 1 23/4 | 1 1 5 i 1% 4 . 4* 2 . 25/g . 17'8 6 6 . 3Vg 1% , H2 53/4 P/,6 . IVie 53/4 '. 3 1 IVs 1 6V4 2*8 Description, prices, and ratings... .pages 276 to 278 Reducer Inserts.. ..page 278 280 CRANE Steel Butt-Welding Fittings For Use With Standard Pipe (f For pressure-tt. eratare ratings, see pages 288 and 289, For list prices, see the following page. Return Bend No. 352 E 90 Elbow Long Radius Thickness: Standard fittings in sizes 12-inch and smaller are made for use with Standard pipe (the heaviest weight on 8. 10, and 12-inch sizes); and in sizes 14-inch and larger, for use with No. 372 E, Short Radius No. 373 E, Long Radius 27 O.D. pipe 94-inch thick. 1 Materials: Unless otherwise specified, butt-welding fittings If will be Carbon Steel, Grade A variety, conforming to A.S.T.M, Specification A-234. Butt-welding fittings made of Grade B Carbon St?el, genuine No. 331 E 90 Elbow Short Radius wrought iron, stainless steel, or other materials can be fur nished when ordered; prices on application. American Standard: These fittings, in the sizes and types in No. 574 Cranelap Scub End cluded in the Standard, conform to the American Standard for i Steel Butt-Welding Fittings, B16.9-JQ51; see page 275. 90 Elbow with long tangent: The Xo. 335 E qo Long Radius Elbows have a long tangent on one end to permit welding on a slip-on welding flange. That end is not beveled; the other end is beveled. No. 335 E 90 Long Radius Elbow with Long Tangent On One End Cranelap Stub Ends: Cranelap Stub Ends, made of Grade A Seamless Steel Pipe lapped to the full thickness of the pipe wall, and Cranelap Flanges (see page 294) afford an ideal method of installing flanged equipment in a welded line. The swivel flange eliminates the difficulty of aligning bolt holes and permits installing the equipment at any angle. n No. 357 E Cap Shaped Nipples: Shaped Nipples eliminate the use of templates when saddling one pipe upon another; they save time and assure an accurate fit. Both ends are beveled for welding. When ordering, be sure to specify nominal size of header on which Nipple will be used. No. 350 E Shaped Nipple 90"Type No. 354 E 45"Long Radius Elbow B A, ( A No. 353 E, Tee : ;< V/ No. 336 E, Cross List of Sizes of Reducing Fittings (List prices, shown on the following page, apply only to these sizes.) No. 352 E || No. 353 E, Tees || No. 336 E, Crosses 90 Elbows j'A B IA B ,A B j A B ,jC~ D ,C D C D 2 xl V2 5 x4 j 1 x3A 3 x2*/2 6 x5 14x12 2 xl*/2 4x31/2 8 x6 xF/4 X1 2*2x2 xl */2 6 xl*/4 3 x2 x2 ' X.IV2 8 3 l/o y3 x3V^ x3 ; x2*/2 x5 x4 x3'/2 x3 x6 1*/4X1 x3A IVzxIVa xl x3A 2 xl*/2 xl*/4 x2 X1V2 xiy4 3*/2x3 x21/2 x2 X1 */2 4 x3*/2 8 x4 x3*/2 x3 x2Va -4 x3V2 x5 x3 10x8 xlO xl*/4 x8 xl x6 x% 16x14 7y2x2 xi21| xiy2 xlO| xlVi x8 ?| xl 18x16 3 x2>/2 xl4 x2 x3 x2*/2 x2 xl'/2 5x4 x3V2 x3 x2l/2 x2 x5 x4 x3i/2 10x8 x6 x5 x4 12x10 x8 x2*/2 x4 x2 10x8 , 4 x3*/> x6 : x3 XO x2U 1?v10 f xiy2 xl 5 x2*/2 x6 x2 x5 xl*/2 x4 x4 12x10 x8 xl2 xU/2 6x5 xlO xl*/4 x4 20x18,3/2x3 xl6i x2*/2 xl4 1 x2 x3l/2 x3 x2V2 x6 x5 x2 ~ x8 i x3 x6 xl2 ' xl*/2 x6 i x2i/2 x5 24x201 1 x2 xl8 xl6 General description... .page 275 Dimensions.. . .page 286 No. 351 E Shaped Nipple 45" Type cv Reducer See page 285 No. 374 E Backing Ring Nub Type CRANE Steel Butt -Welding Fittings For Use With Standard Pipe List Prices, Each, Standard 281 Sire of Pipe Inches % l I'/4 l'/2 2 2'2 3 3>2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 90: Elbows 45' Elbows j Tees Crosses Caps No. 352 E \o.33lE , No. 335 E No. 354 E Long Radius Short With Long j Long Radius Straight Reducing | One End 1.00 1.20 1.40 1.70 2.10 3.40 4.90 6.35 7.65 10.85 15.80 30.00 53.40 80.70 120.00 175.00 | 235.00 270.00 340.00 3.60 5.80 8.35 10.80 13.00 18.45 25.30 48.00 85.45 129.10 1.20 ii 1.40 1.70 2.10 3.40 4.90 6.35 7.65 10.85 15.80 30.00 53.40 80.70 120.00 175.00 235.00 270.00 340.00 3.00 3.70 5.95 8.60 11.10 13.40 19.00 27.65 52.50 93.45 141.25 Prices above do not include Flange. .90 1.08 1.26 1.53 1.90 3.05 4.40 5.70 6.90 9.80 14.25 27.00 48.00 72.75 108.00 158.00 212.00 245.00 315.00 No. 353 E No. 336 E No. 357 E Straight 2.15 2.15 2.90 3.65 5.00 7.30 9.50 12.50 13.00 24.00 28.00 45.00 76.00 110.00 165.00 200.00 245.00 295.00 380.00 Reducing Straight Reducing 2.70 3.60 4.55 ... 9.10 11.85 15.60 16.25 30.00 35.00 56.25 95.00 137.50 165.00 200.00 245.00 295.00 380.00 7.50 10.95 14.25 18.75 19.50 36.00 42.00 67.50 114.00 165.00 9.40 13.65 17.80 23.40 24.40 45.00 52.50 84.40 142.50 206.25 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.85 2.00 2.40 3.20 ~ 3.70 4.90 5.95 10.10 14.60 20.85 24.00 28.00 32.00 35.50 41.75 Size of Pipe Inches % 1 l`/4 1V2 2 2 ','2 3 3W 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Return Bends No. 372 E Short Radius Center List co center Price I1 2" 2.65 3.10 3 3.75 4 4.65 5 7.50 0 10.80 7 14.00 8 17.00 10 23.90 12 34.80 In 66.00 20 117.50 24 177.50 28 264.00 30 385.00 3? 517.00 41 594.00 44 748.00 No. 373 E Long Radius Center List to center Price 2bT 3 3*+ 4^ o 7V2 10>'2 ! 12 15 18 24 30 3o 42 48 54 cO 72 2.20 2.65 3.10 3.75 4.65 7.50 10.80 14.00 17.00 23.90 34.80 66.00 117.50 177.50 264.00 385.00 517.00 594.00 748.00 Cranelap Stub Ends Shaped Nipples No. 574 Shaped to Fit Headers (Nominal Sires) No. 350 E No.351E 90 Type 45' Type 3.55 3.55 4.00 4.45 5.75 6.50 7.30 8.10 9.30 10.75 12.75 16.00 22.75 30.75 53.00 72.00 92.00 113.00 138.00 2 to lo" 2h>to 16 | 3 to 20 312 to 20 4 to 24 5 to 24 o to 24 4 to 24 10 to 24 12 to 24 .95 1.20 1.50 1.85 2.20 3.70 4.50 7.50 12.00 15.75 1.05 1.35 1.80 2.30 2.75 4.70 6.00 10.25 17.00 23.00 ! * </> Backing Rings No. 374 E Nub Type 3 .16 3 .17 3 .18 3 .19 3 .22 3 .24 4 .26 4 .29 5 .33 0 .40 s .53 s .61 0 .66 27 *Reducing fittings: The prices of Reducing qo Elbows. Tees, and Crosses shown above apply only to the list of sites shown in the cable on the opposite page. The price is determined by the site of the largest opening. When ordering reducing tees and crosses, specify the site of openings in the sequence of the letters shown on the illustrations in the lower left hand corner of the preceding page. General description . .pages 275 and 280 Dimensions.... page 286 282 (? CRANE Steel Butt-Welding Fittings For Use With Extra Strong Pipe For pressure-temperature ratings, see pages 288 and 289. For iist prices, see the following page. No. 452 E <30 Elbow Long Radius 27 No. 431 E <30 Elbow Shore Radius No. 458 E 90 Long Radius Elbow with Long Tangent On One End Thickness: Extra Strong fittings in sices 12-inch and smaller are made for use with Extra Strong pipe; and in sices 14-inch and larger, for use with O.D. pipe }4-inch thick. Materials: Unless otherwise specified, butt-welding fittings \\ ill be Carbon Steel, Grade A variety, conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A-234. Butt-Welding fittings made of Grade B Carbon Steel, genuine wrought iron, stainless steel, or other materials can be fur nished when ordered: prices on application. ' American Standard: These fittings, in the sizes and types in cluded in the Standard, conform to the American Standard for Steel Butt-Welding Fittings, B16.9-1951; see page 275. 90 Elbow with long tangent: The No. 458 Eqo Long Radius Elbows have a long tangent on one end to permit welding on a slip-on welding flange. That end is not beveled; the other end is beveled. Cranelap Stub Ends: Cranelap Stub Ends, made of Grade A Seamless Steel Pipe lapped to the full thickness of the pipe wall, and Cranelap Flanges (see page 294) afford an ideal method of installing flanged equipment in a welded line. The swivel flange eliminates the difficulty of aligning bolt holes and per mits installing the equipment at any angle. Cranelap Stub Ends can be made to order of heavier than Extra Strong Pipe; prices on application. No. 457 E Cap Shaped Nipples: Shaped Nipples eliminate the use of templates when saddling one pipe upon another; they save time and assure an accurate fit. Both ends are beveled for welding. When ordering, be sure to specify nominal size of header on which Nipple will be used. No. 454 E 45"Long Radius Elbow All l. A No. 453 E, Tee D CC D No. 436 E, Cross List of Sizes of Reducing Fittings No. 452 E 90 Elbows General description Tees 11 No. 436 E, Crosses A B A _B C D C D C D 6 x5 14 xl2 2 <4 <10 xTbi *8 -3 *6 x 11/2 4x3V2 8 <6 ay4.i : /.$ xl x2l/2 <4 <3A 11 <2 3V? V--2 16 xl4 2V2 <2 A2 10 <8 8 *6 v5 <4 xl2 1 <10 v8 1 <I'/2 5<4 <6 <iy4 x3i/2. <5 <1 :' <3 . <4 <3*/2 18 <16 3 <2*2 <212 n <10 10 <8 1 xl4 .2 2 <8 6 <12 * 1*2 6 <5 s6 .-5 <10 <iv4 .4 <5 <4 20 x!8 3V2 <3 <31/2 12 .10 xl6 2l 2 3 .8 <14 .2 ' P 2 .6 <12 p2 '5 24 <20 -18 16 ____ page 275 Dimensions page 286 Return Bend No. 472 E. Short Radius No. 473 E, Long Radius No. 497 E Cranelap Scuh End No. 450 E Shaped Nipple 90 Type No. 451 E Shaped Nipple 45 Type Reducer See page 285 I No. 474 E Backing Ring Nub Type CRANE Steel Butt-Welding Fittings For Use With Extra Strong Pipe List Prices, Each, Extra Strong 283 Size of Pipe Inches 3/4 I IV* 1 \'2 2 2>-2 3 3*2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 90 Elbows 45 Elbows Tees Crosses Caps No. 452 E No. 431E ' No. 458 E Long Radius Short [With Long Radius 1 Tangent Straight `Reducing 1 One End 1.50 1.50 1.75 2.15 2.65 4.25 6.15 7.95 9.55 13.55 19.75 37.50 67.00 101.00 150.00 219.00 294.00 340.00 410.00 4.50 7.20 10.45 13.50 16.25 23.05 31.60 60.00 107.20 161.60 1 2.15 2.65 4.25 6.15 | 7.95 9.55 13.55 19.75 37.50 67.00 101.00 150.00 219.00 294.00 340.00 410.00 3.90 4.65 7.45 10.80 14.00 16.70 23.70 34.50 65.50 117.00 177.00 Prices above do not include Flange. No. 454 E Long Radius 1.35 1.35 1.60 1.95 2.40 3.80 5.55 7.15 8.60 12.20 17.80 33.75 60.50 91.00 135.00 197.00 265.00 310.00 370.00 | No. 453 E No. 436 E Straight `Reducing Straight `Reducing 2.15 2.15 2.90 3.65 5.00 i i I | | 2.70 3.60 4.55 6.25 1 1 1 1 7.50 I 9.40 7.30 | 9.10 10.95 i 13.65 12.00 | 15.00 18.00 I 22.50 16.00 ; 20.00 24.00 ; 30.00 17.00 21.25 25.50 1 1.90 30.00 37.50 45.00 | 56.25 35.00 43.75 52.50 [ 65.65 58.00 72.50 87.00 108.75 97.00 120.00 145.00 180.00 135.00 168.00 202.50 252.00 205.00 205.00 255.00 255.00 || 320.00 320.00 || 355.00 355.00 I| 490.00 490.00 || No. 457 E 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.25 2.50 3.30 4.25 4.90 5.85 7.50 12.20 18.50 25.00 30.00 34.50 38.50 45.00 49.00 27 Size of Pipe Return Bends No. 472 E Short Radius No. 473 E Long Radius Center List Center List Inches to center Price to center Price 3/4 1 IV* 1V2 2 2!/2 3 31 2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 1 11 2*2" 3 4 5 0 7 3 10 12 lo :o 24 28 30 33 41 44 3.85 4.75 5.85 9.35 13.55 17.60 21.00 29.70 43.50 82.50 147.40 222.20 330.00 482.00 647.00 748.00 902.00 r 3X 414 6 7\4 9 10!/o 12 15 18 24 30 3o 42 48 54 oO 72 3.30 3.85 4.75 5.85 9.35 13.55 17.60 21.00 29.70 43.50 82.50 147.40 222.20 330.00 482.00 647.00 748.00 902.00 Cranelap Stub Ends Shaped Nipples No. 497 E Shaped to Fit Headers (Nominal Sices') No. 450 E No.451E 90 Type 45 Type 3.80 3.80 4.25 4.70 6.25 7.15 8.25 9.40 10.90 13.50 16.35 24.00 35.75 48.75 72.00 93.00 114.00 136.00. 162.00 |I 2 to 16" ZH to 16 3 to 20 314 to 20 4 to 24 5 to 24 6 to 24 8 to 24 10 co 24 12 to 24 1.25 1.70 2.25 2.50 2.75 5.00 6.75 11.50 18.50 23.50 11 1 1 1 | 1.40 | 1.95 | 2.65 | 3.10 1 3.50 1 6.40 1 9.00 | 15.50 26.00 , 35.00 i i 1 1 Backing Rings Number No. 474 E of Nubs Nub Type 1 3 1 .19 3 ! .20 3 1 .21 3 1 .22 3 i .26 3 1 .29 4 .32 4 I .34 5 .40 0 .48 <3 .63 .73 9 .79 ( 1 1 1 l *Reducing fittings: The prices of Reducing qo Elbows, 1 ees, and Crosses shown above apply only to the list of sires shown in the table on the opposite page. The price is determined by the sire of the largest opening. When ordering reducing tees and crosses, specify the size of openings in the sequence of the letters shown on the illustrations in the lower left hand corner of the preceding page. General description.. . .pages 275 and 282 Dimensions.. . .page 286 284 CRANE Steel Butt-Welding Fittings For Use With Schedule 160 or Double Extra Strong Pipe 27 90 Long Radius Elbow No. 552 E. Schedule loO No. 652 E, Double Extra Strong 45 Long Radius Elbow No. 554 E, Schedule 160 No. 654 E, Double Extra Strong Tee No. 553 E, Schedule 160 No. 653 E, Double Extra Strong Size of Pipe Inches 1 IV* 1V2 2 2% 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 Schedule 160 List Prices, Each 1 Double Extra Strong No. 552 E 90 Elbows Long Radius 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 11.00 16.00 27.00 38.00 57.00 125.00 190.00 280.00 No. 554 E 45 Elbows Long Radius 4.00 4.50 5.50 6.50 10.00 14.50 24.50 35.50 52.00 113.00 171.00 252.00 No. 553 E Tees Straight 5.00 6.00 7.00 10.00 20.00 35.00 60.00 110.00 126.00 240.00 420.00 620.00 | `Reducing 5.00 : 6.00 ' 7.00 , 10.00 i 20.00 1 35.00 1 60.00 110.00 126.00 240.00 1 420.00 ! 620.00 No. 652 E 90 Elbows Long Radius 4.50 5.50 6.50 8.00 13.00 18.50 29.00 41.00 60.00 125.00 No. 654 E 45 Elbows Long Radius 4.50 5.00 6.00 7.50 12.00 17.00 26.00 37.00 54.00 113.00 No. 653 E Tees Straight 7.00 9.00 11.00 15.00 22.00 60.00 85.00 150.00 175.00 240.00 | `Reducing 7.00 | 9.00 1 11.00 1 15.00 ! 22.00 60.00 85.00 1 150.00 175.00 : 240.00 ! 1 Thickness: Schedule 160 Fittings are for use with Schedule ibc Pipe; Double Extra Strong Fittings are for use with Double Extra Strong Pipe. Fittings made for pipe thicknesses other than listed here or on the preceding four pages can be furnished when ordered; prices on application. Materials: These fittings are regularly made of Grade A Carbon Steel. Fittings made of Grade B Carbon Steel or of other materials can be furnished when ordered; prices on application. *Reducing Tees: The prices of reducing tees shown above apply only to the list of sizes shown in the table at the right. The price is determined by the size of the largest opening. W hen ordering reducing tees, specify the size of openings in the sequence of the letters show n on the illustration above. American Standard: These fittings, in the sizes and types included in the Standard, conform to the American Standard for Steel Butt-Welding Fittings, BiO.q-iq}1; see page 275. List of Sizes of Reducing Tees (List prices shown above apply only to these sizes.) No. 553 E Schedule 160 No. 653 E f Double Extra Strong AB AB | A B AB 1 x3/4 l`/4xl x% il/2xi*4 xl x% 2 x 1V2 xl*/4 xl 5 *4 x3 x2V2 x2 6 x5 x4 x3 x 2V2 8 x6 ! 1 j | 1 X% l*/4xl *% I'AxlVi xl x% 2 X1 \'z xiy4 xl *% 2>/2x2 xWz xiy4 xl 3 x2>/2 xl xl*/2 xlVi 4 x3 xlVz AO 4 10x8 x6 x5 <4 12x10 .8 x6 5 21/2x2 X1 Vz xiy4 xl 3 x 21/2 , x2 x 11/2 i xiy4 1 ,2 1 < 1 Vz i 4x3 x2i/2 x2 xll/2 5x4 x3 x2i/2 x2 6x5 x4 x3 slVz 8x6 5 x4 General description ., . page 275 Dimensions . , page 286 CRANE Steel Butt-Welding Reducers For Use With Standard or Extra Strong Pipe 285 For pressure-temperature ratings, see pages 288 and 289. Concern ric Reduce- \o. 359 E Sumd.ird No. 459 E Extra Strong Reduce;-,' in .dzo l 2-inch .ru made for uw with M.mdurd pipe < heaviest weight on v i:, end i;" <izes): and in sires ia-ir.ch and larger, lor use with O.L). pipe inch chick. Extra Strong Reducers in sires i i-ineh and smaller are made for use with Extra Strong pipe: ..nd m 'ire' uineh and larger, for use with O.D. pipe } 5-inch thick. In the sires covered by the Stand ard, these reducers conform to the American Standard for Steel ButtWelding Fittings, Bio.9-1951. Eccentric R cJueer No. 390 E Stand ira No. 460 E Extra Strong List Prices 27 Size of Pipe Price. Each Concentric or Eccentric Size of Pipe Price. Each Size Price, Each Concentric of Concentric or Eccentric Pipe ` or Eccentric Size , Price, Each of Concentric Pipe or Eccentric Size j Price, Each of | Concentric Pipe or Eccentric I Stand Extra Stand Extra Stand Extra Stand- Extra Stand-1 Extra in. ard Strong In. ard Strong In. ard Strong In. ard Strong In. ard Strong 3/4 ,1, 1.25* 2.25* 3 '2'2 3.00 5.25 5 <4 * 6.00 10.50 10.8 1 18.00 40.00 18x16 85.00 148.00 1 ,34 1.50 2.75 2 3.00 5.25 3*2 6.50 11.50 20.00 44.00 <14 85.00 148.00 1.2 1.50 2.75 'l1 2 3.25 5.70 -3 , 6.50 11.50 <5 26.00 48.00 <12 95.00 166.00 lVixl <34 2.00 3.50 2.00 3.50 <1*4 3.25 5.70 2*2. 6.50 11.50 <1 3.25* 5.70* si i 6.50 11.50 .4 26.00 48.00 <10 105.00 184.00 x3 30.00* 20<18 90.00 157.50 A V2 2.50 4.50 3 *2*3 3.50 6.00 6 5 8.00 14.00 12x10' 32.00 56.00 <16 90.00 1 157.50 1*2x134 *1 *3/4 2.00 2.00 2.50 3.50 3.50 4.50 *2* 2 3.50 *2 : 3.50 xlV2 3.75 6.00 6.00 6.50 <4 x3I/2i .3 1 8.00 9.00 9.00 14.00 15.75 15.75 <8 36.00 x6 : 36.00 x5 ' 40.00 63.00 <14 100.00 175.00 63.00 <12 100.00 1 175.00 70.00 24 <20 140.00 ; 245.00 x>/2 2.50 4.50 xl*4- 3.75 6.50* <2Vii 9.00 15.75 14x12, 40.00 70.00 2 <Hi> 2.25 3.75 4 x3*/2i 4.00 7.00 <2 1 10.00* 17.50* xlO! 40.00 70.00 x!8 155.00 270.00 xl6l 170.00 1 295.00 '1*4 2.25 3.75 x3 ' 4.00 7.00 8.6 12.00 26.25 x8 ' 45.00 78.75 xl >3/4 Z],2 <2 2.25 2.75 2.50 3.75 4.75 4.50 *21/2; 4.00 x2 1 4.00 * I Vz 4.50 7.00 7.00 8.00 x5 | 15.00 x4 1 15.00 <3>/i! 15.00 30.60 30.60 30.60 x6 | 50.00 87.50 16x141 70.00 105.00 uenerai aescrtption or xl2| 70.00 ;105.00 butt-welding fittings, < 1 \'z <l*/4 .1 2.75 2.75 2.75 5.00 5.00 xl*4' 4.50* 8.00* x3 ' 18.00* 35.00* xl ! 4.50* 1? x 101 80.00 1122.50 x8 1 85.00 140.00 5.00 `Note: Prices with an j-cori<k indi cacc size; made only in the Concentric style. Dimensions, page 286. Welding Saddles List Prices Size of Pipe (Outlet 1 Inches Shaped to Fit Headers (Nominal MzC'i No. 358 E Reinforcing Welding Saddles Each 1 11 4 1*2 2 21 ,, 3 3*2 4 5 b 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 11 4 to 8" l 2 to 8 11 0 to 12 > CO 24 21., to 24 3 to 24 3*2 to 24 4 to 24 5 to 24 6 to 24 8 to 24 10 to 24 12 to 24 14 to 24 16 to 24 18 to 24 20 to 24 !4 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.90 5.35 5.85 6.80 7.80 10.75 13.65 21.50 27.25 31.00 36.00 43.00 50.00 58.00 70.00 Reinforcing Welding Saddle. No. 358 E Welding Saddles are used to reinforce iz welded outlet connec tions on headers or pipes. They relieve the w eld of the greater part of the tensile, bending, and shearing stresses to which ic would otherwise be subjected. Be sure to specify nom inal size of header. Welding Sleeves Welding Sleeve No. 361 E Welding Sleeves al e ideal for reinforcing butt-welds in pipe lines. They relieve the weld of any bending stress and of much of the tensile stress to which it would ocherw ise be subjected. The large transverse recess at the center provides more than ample space for the conventional type of buttweld used between two lengths of pipe. List Prices Size of Pipe No. 361 E Welding Sleeve Inches I H4 1*2 2 2* 0 3 3*2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Each 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.60 5.00 5.50 6.20 7.25 8.30 11.40 15.75 20.40 23.70 28.60 34.50 41.50 57.00 286 CRANE Steel Butt-Welding Fittings --n -- 90 Long Radius Elbow <'0ShortRaJiusElbo\v Straight and Reducing Dimensions, in Inches For list prices and description, see pages 280 to 285 // 45 Long Radius Elbow 90 Long Radius Elbow Long Tangent One End E1f --E---E- Straight Tee -- t -- I-. 9 educing Tee X X ~t - -- E -- Straight Cross *-E -- -- E -- Reducing Cross Short Radius Return Rend Long Radius Return Bend *3 -R-*l r Cap d. V 1--- M---I 90 Type 45 Type Cranelap Stub End Shaped Nipples --- O- Reinforcing Welding Saddle ---- Welding Sleeve ..--S---- Concentric Keaucer C_ Eccentric Reducer ripe ocneauie Numbers For For Std. Extra Sire 1 A B C ' D E % 1 1% 1 1 9/l6 1 1%* F G*H i 21/4 J K L ' M 'N' p Q 1 R 1 11/, 6 1 4 IHVlfif } 1 1 S Ftgs. Strong 2 40 | 80 l 1 IV2 1 1 1 Vs 1 1V2* 1 1V2 1 2 1 3 1 1% 1 23/,6 1 4 1 2 1 1 1 1 41/8 1 3 2 40 1 80 W* 1 1% ll/4 1 1 1 ! i%* 1 IV2 1 21/2 1 33/4 | 21/>6 1 23/4 1 4 1 2V2 1 11% 1 434 1 3 2 40 1 80 IV? 1 24 IV? 1 34 1 1% 1 214* 1 IV2 1 3 1 414 I 27/,(f 1 31/4 1 4 1 2% 1 1 i1`/r 514 U_ 21/2 40 I 80 2 13 2 : 414 1 1% 1 1V2 1 IV2 1 4 ! 6 1 33/, 6 1 43/,6 1 6 1 3S/a | 6 ! 1% '51546 1 3 3 40 1 80 2V2 |33/4 2% 1 s 1 134 1 3 1 IV2 1 5 1 71/2 !3is/Ifi| 53/16 1 6 I 4% 1 6 1 11/r 1 6Vis 1 3 31/2 40 | 80 3 1 4% 3 1534 1 2 1 33/g 1 2 1 6 1 9 | 434 1 61/4 1 6 1 5 1 6 1 IVs 1 79/, S 1 3 31/2 40 1 80 3V2 1 514 3V2 1 634 1 2*4 1 33/4 1 2V2 1 7 UOV2I 51/2 1 71/4 1 6 1 51/2 ! 6 1 11/4 ! 81/is (31/2! 4 40 | 80 4 1 6 4 1 7V? 1 2V2 1 4% 1 2V2 1 8 : 12 ! 64 1 81/4 1 6 1 63/, B ! 6 1 1% 1 89/, 6 1 4 4 40 80 5 1 7i/2 5 I 9 1 314 1 4% 1 3 | 10 1 15 | 734 1 105/,6 1 8 1 75/,fi | 8 1 1% 1 9% 1 5 5 40 80 6 1 9 6 11034 : 334 ! 5% 1 31/2 1 12 1 18 1 93/l 6 1 125/,6 ! 8 1 8V2 1 8 i IV2 ' ll3/4 1 6 1 5V2 40 80 8 1 12 8 11334 1 5 1 7 1 4 | 16 1 24 1 125/,6 1 165/,6 1 8 110% | 8 1 2 1 143/4 1 8 6 40 80 10 1 15 10 1 17 ! 6V4 ' 8 V2 1 S I 20 30 ! 15% 1 203/g 1 10 1 1234 1 10 1 2V2 ! 17% ! 10 7 40 60 12 1 18 12 120 V? 1 71/2 ' 10 ` 6 i 24 36 18% 1 243/8 1 10 1 15 1 10 1 23/4 : 20% ' 12 8 1............. 14 21 16 j ! 834 11* 1 6V2 1 28 1 42 ; 21 : 28 | 12 1 I6V4 1 ! 31/4 1 22% 1 14 13 30 ' . . . . ,, 16 1 24 18 i 1 10 1 12* 1 7 | 32 | 48 1 23 I 32 1 12 1 I8V2 1 1 31/2 1 24% 1 16 14 30 | 40 18 1 27 20 1 ! HV4 1 131/2* 1 8 | 36 I 54 1 251/2 | 36 1 12 1 21 | 1 4 |26% 1 18 15 1............. 20 1 30 20 1 24 36 24 i I 12V, 1 15* 1 9 ( 40 I 60 1 301/2 | 40 1 12 1 23 | .1418/,el 17* UOV2I 48 1 72 ! 34 : 48 : 12 271/4 1 1 4 130% | 20 : 4 134% 1 24 20 20 1 20 ' 20 1 30 Reducing Tees and Crosses--Center to End of Outlet Size ab x s Size ab x Sire ab T 1 Size x ab; l x3A * IV2, 31 2x3 1354 8 x6 65/s 16x14* 12 11/4x1* 1%! x3/4* 1% l%xl%* 21/4 *2% 3% x2 ! 314 <1% 3% x5 63/g x4 6% .312 6 xl2* 11% xlO* 11% 78* 105/g xl* *34* 21/4 21/4 4 x3 V2 1 4 10x8 *3 ! 3% 1 *6 ;8 ! 75/s 2 xli/2 ;2% *2% ' 334 j x2 3%l *5 i 71/2 x4 - 71/4 xll/4 21/4 xl 2 *1% 33/S| 12x10 91/2 x3/4 13/4 5 x4 4% x8 9 18x16* xl4* xl2* xlO* 13 13 125/g 12% 20<18* ; 14% <16* 14 212*2 -23/4 x 1 % I 25/g *11/4 xl' 2> 2 I21/4 1 y3 V2 '4V2 x3 .4% x2K 4*4 <2 4*g x6 ; 85/8 v5 81-2 *14* 14 xl2* 135/g 14.12* ' 105/g 24<20* 17 <10* 10% : <18* 16% 3 x2'2 j3% !6 j x5 ! 53'g x4 15 Vs <8* 95/g x6* 91/4 xl6* 16 xl% '2V x 11/4 ,23/4.1 T2: `Only Tec- arc made in these sires Standard, Extra Strong, Schedule ISO, and Double Extra Strong Fittings have the same outside dimensions. American Standard: These fittings, in the sizes and types included in the Standard, conform to the American Standard, Bi6.<3-1951; see page 275. Thickness: Standard Fittings in sizes r2-inch and smaller are made for use with Standard pipe (heaviest weight on 8, 10, and 12-inch sizes); and in sizes 14inch and larger, for use with O.D. pipe %-inch thick. Extra Strong Fittings in sizes 12-inch and smaller are made for use with Extra Strong pipe; and in sizes 14-inch and larger, for use with O.D. pipe 16inch thick. Schedule 160 Fittings are made for use with Schedule 100 pipe; and Double Extra Strong Fittings, for use with Double Extra Strong pipe. -s CRANE Bonney WeldOlets 287 Bonney WeldOlets are welding ficcings forged from steel of low carbon content. They arc designed for making right angle branch pipe out lets such as tees, crosses, and side outlets by welding. They eliminate the preparation of preliminary layouts oi` main and branch pipes. No template-' are used, nor is any complicated cutting, threading, forming, and fitting of the main pine necessary. Branch connections made with WeldOlets are strong, permanent, and leakproot. Types and Sizes Available Pipe Class For Standard Pipe Outlet Pipe Size Inches Vs V* % Vz 3A 1 1*4 1 Vs 2 2Vi 3 3>/2 4 S 6 8 10 12 14 Size of Run Pipe, in inches Reducing Fittings Full Size Fittings Welding Socket Threaded Welding ,Socketor Outlets , Outlets Outlets Outlets Threaded Outlets % co 24 % to 24 3/4 to 24 3/4 to 24 1 to 24 11/4 co 24 11/2 to 24 2 to 24 2Vz to 24 1 3 to 24 i 31/2 to 24 1 4 to 24 ` 5 to 24 , 6 to 24 I 8 to 24 * 10 to 24* 12 to 24*, 14 to 24*i 16 to 24* 3/g to 24 % to 24 3/4 to 24 3/4 to 24 1 to 24 IV4 to 24 V/2 to 24 2 to 24 2V2 to 24 3 to 24 31/2 to 24 4 co 24 5 to 24 6 to 24 8 to 24 10 to 24* 12 to 24* 1 Vi V4 1 1V4 H2 2 ll/2 3 . 3V2 1i 54* 6 8* , 10* 1 12* 14* V2 3/4 1 IV4 IV2 2 IV2 3 3Vz 4 5* 6* Welding Outlets A right angle branch pipe outlet can be made by welding a Welding Outlet to the main pipe. An ordinary V-weld is used. The button may be removed before or after the fitting is attached to the main pipe. The junction is completed by welding the branch pipe to the outlet. Where the Outlet saddles on the run pipe, it tapers at the proper angles and provides a single bevel groove joint at the crotch section blending into a Y-butt joint at the ear portion. 16 18 to 24*i 18 . 20 to 24*! 20 24 i1 24* 1 | 16* 1 18* 20* 24* For Extra Strong Pipe ` '/a 3/g co 24 V4 3/g to 24 % Vi to 24 Vi % to 24 % 1 to 24 1 . iy4to24 IV* ' V/2 to 24 Wz 2 to 24 2 2Vz to 24 2V2 f 3 to 24 3 31/2 to 24 3Vz | 4 5 6 4 to 24 5 to 24 6 to 24 8 to 24 3/g to 24 34 to 24 I 3/4 to 24 ! 1 to 24 IV* to 24 iy2 to 24 2 to 24 ' 21/2 to 24 3 to 24 31/2 to 24 4 to 24 5 to 24 6 to 24 3/g to 24 34 to 24 3/4 to 24 1 to 24 iy4 to 24 iy2 to 24 2 to 24 21/2 to 24 3 to 24 Vz 3A 1 1V4 11/2 2 2y2 3 31/2 4 s* 6 Threaded Outlets Threaded Outlets are installed on the main line in the same manner as Welding Outlets. A V-weld is used. The threaded branch pipe is screwed into position in the tapped outlet of the fitting. Threaded Outlets are widely used as radiator take-offs, and in other locations where it is desirable to make connections without disturbing the main pipe. 8 10 to 24*. 10 12 to 24* .. 12 14 to 24* 14 16 to 24* 8* 10* 12* 14* 16 18 to 24* 18 20 to 24* 20 24* 24 .. 16* 18* 20* 24* 1 1 i 1 Schedule! 160 Pipe > 1, 3A l IV* l*/2 2 2V2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 34 to 12 1V4 to 12 iy4 to 12 1>,2 to 12 2i-i to 12 214 to 12 : 3 to 12 4 to 12 ' 5 to 12 6 to 12* 8 to 12* 10 co 12* 12* `Carbon steel castings 1 to 24 IV* to 24 11/2 to 24 2 to 24 21/2 co 24 3 to 24 iy4 to 24 iy2 to 24 2 to 24 21/2 to 24 3 to 24 4 to 24 V2 3A 1 W* Wz 2 IVz 3 4 5* 6* 8* 10* 12* Prices on application. Socket Outlets Socket Outlets are similar to the Welding and Threaded types except the outlet is bored to accept standard outside pipe diameters. They are installed in the same manner as the Weld ing and Threaded Outlets. No beveling nor threading of the branch pipe is necessary. 27 288 CRANE Steel Butt-Welding Fittings Pressure-Temperature Ratings Based on the Code for Pressure Piping \\ hen computing thickness of pipe for a given Crane Steel Bus;-W_Aing Fittings, made for Service condition s die generalb accepted prac with Standard or lix:r'. Ftrong Pipe, are as stro-'g tice am< ..tiers .<> use tl'.e formulas pru\ u:cd by <;S. or stronger Virtue A Seamless Steei p-m.. the Code f. r Pr.ssiaa. Piping, tl'.e A.SALE. Boiler I hey can, there; i`w. used fur any j^ressure or Construct ion Code. or such other codes asma\ apply. temperature for which Gr tele A Pipe of corrcp<"'d- For the convenience of users- Crane engineers have ing thickne-' is suic.ibie, with equal safety. calculated the working pressures shown on this and \'ote: The pressure ratings given in the following the opposite page. They apply to Grade A Seamless tables do not necessarily comply w ith the rules g:\ Steel Pipe used in accordance with Section i and in the A.SALE. Boiler Construction Code. Where Seccion i of the Code for Pressure Piping. See the ratings are to comply with these rules, the formulas explanation below. 27 given in the A.SALE. Code should be used. : * * V '< * Code for Pressure Piping: The Code for Pressure Piping. American Standard B31.1 -1Q4- with 1044 SupplementNo. 1 and 1947 Supplement No, '.includes five sections on piping systems: Section 1, Power; Section 2, Gas and Air; Section 3, Oil; Section 4, District Heating; and Section 5, Refrigeration. The tables show n here apply to Power Piping (Seccion 11 and to Oil Piping (Section 3], the latter being further limited to "Within Refinery Limits". The formula used for calculating the working pres sures for Section 1, Power Piping is as follows: 2S (t - c) r - D-.8(t-cJ and for Section 3, Oil Piping, the formula is: 2S (t -- c) P= D Where: P = maximum working pressure, psi (gauge) S = allowable stress for material, psi t = minimum pipe wall thickness, inches c = allowance for threading, mechanical strength, and for corrosion, inches D == outside diameter of pipe, inches "S" Value: The stresses permitted by the Code for Grade A Seamless Steei Pipe, A.S.T.M.. Specifica tion A 106, are shown in the table at the right. Wall thickness: Wall thicknesses correspond to those used in Crane Steel Butt-Welding Fittings. To establish minimum thickness, "t", required b\ the formula, the nominal thickness was reduced 1: ' / tocompensace for the tolerance required by pipe mills "C" Value: "C" value for plain end steel n::v Power Piping -- ?4 and i-inch sizes.. - - 5 -- 1'4-inch and larger. Oil Piping -- All sizes..................... "S" Values, Pounds per Square Inch Temp. Power Fahr. Piping fOil Temp. Power Piping Fahr. Piping rOil Piping 100 ISO5 2005 250 3005 350 400 450 500 550 12,240 12,000 11,760 11,520 11,280 11,040 10,800 10,560 10,320 10,080 18,000 17.450 16,900 16,350 15,800 15,300 14,700 14,150 13,600 13,100 600 650 700 5 750 800 850 900 950 1000 9.840 9.600 9.250 8,700 8.000 6.850 5.600 3.800 2.000 12,550 12.000 11,550 10,900 10,000 8,550 7,000 4,750 2,500 tValues apply to Oil Piping Within Refinery Limits. Other ratings: A simplified method for calculating other ratings is explained on pages 541 to 545. Standard Grade A Seamless Steel Pipe For Power Piping, Section 1, Code for Pressure Piping Si-e of Pipe `Wall ! Thick- ness Temperature------Degrees Fahrenheit 100 1 150 | 200 | 250 | 300 | 350 | 400 | 450 | 500 | 550 | 600 | 650 1 700 \ 750 | 800 = 850 | 900 | 950 11000 Working Pressures. Pounds per Square Inch 34" l FA l' 2 t\ 3 31. 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD .113" .133 .140 .145 .154 .203 .216 .226 .237 .258 .280 .322 .365 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 1185 1165 1140 1115 1095 1070 1050 1025 1000 980 955 930 895 845 775 665 545 370 195 1285 1260 1235 1210 1185 1160 U35 1110 1085 1060 1035 1010 970 915 840 720 590 400 .210 870 850 835 820 800 785 MO 750 735 715 700 680 boo 620 570 485 400 270 140 820 805 790 770 755 740 725 710 690 675 660 645 620 585 535 460 375 255 ' 135 735 720 705 690 675 660 650 635 620 605 590 575 555 520 480 410 335 230 120 990 970 955 935 915 895 875 855 835 815 795 780 750 705 b50 o65 4o5 310 . 160 895 875 860 840 825 805 790 770 755 735 720 700 675 635 585 500 410 275 1 145 830 815 800 785 765 750 735 720 700 685 670 boo 630 590 545 4b5 380 260 1 135 795 780 765 750 735 720 700 685 670 655 640 625 600 obo 520 445 365 245 130 720 710 695 680 665 650 635 625 610 595 580 565 545 515 470 405 330 225 120 685 670 660 645 630 620 605 590 580 565 550 540 520 485 450 385 315 215 110 625 610 600 590 575 565 550 540 525 515 500 490 470 445 410 350 285 195 100 590 575 565 555 540 530 520 505 495 485 470 460 445 420 385 330 270 180 95 515 505 495 485 475 465 455 445 435 425 415 405 390 365 335 290 235 160 85 465 455 445 440 430 420 410 400 390 385 375 365 350 330 305 260 21o 145 75 405 395 390 380 370 365 355 350 340 335 325 315 305 285 2b6 225 185 125 | bo 365 360 355 345 340 330 325 315 310 300 295 290 280 260 240 205 170 115 j 60 330 325 320 310 305 300 290 285 280 270 265 260 250 235 215 185 150 105 1 00 270 265 260 255 250 245 240 230 225 220 215 210 205 190 17o 150 125 80 45 `These arc the nominal wall thicknesses; they correspond to the thickne*- of Standard and Extra Fcrong Butr-U elding Fitting*. Steel Butt-Welding Fittings (Cont.) O RAN E Pressure-Temperature Ratings Based on Code for Pressure Piping 289 Extra Strong Grade A Seamless Steel Pipe For Power Piping, Section 1, Code for Pressure Piping Size of Pipe 1 "Wall Thickness ___________________ Temperature - Degrees Fahrenheit 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 Working Pressures. Pounds per Square Inch 1' ~ 114 111 '> 5 .3', 4 5 0 8 10 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD 1 J i 1 I i , : ; . 17'i 1`U . 200 .21'. .276 .300 .318 .337 .375 .432 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 2120 2075 2035 .1440 1450 1410 1870 1825 , 1785 il745 1700 1660 lo00 1505 1385 l"f8o "970" \ 655 134,r 15S0 1550 1515 1485 ,1455 1425 1395:I360 1330 1300 1270 1240 1105 1120 1030 885 720 490 260 1480 1450 1420 11395 11365 11335 1305 11280 1250 1220 1190 1160 ,1120|1055| 970 830 680 | 4b0 240 1300 11330 1305 1280 1250 1225 1200 1170 1145 1120 1090 1065 1025 965 890 760 b20 420 220 I5SO11550 1515 1485 1455 1425 1395 1360 1330 1300 1270 1240 1195 1120 1030 885 720 490 260 144511415 1340 1360 1330 1305 1275 1245 1220 1190 1160 1135 1090 1025 945 810 660 450 235 1360 1330 1305 1280 1250 1225 1200 1170 1145 1120 1090 1065 1025 965 890 760 620 420 220 131011285 1260 1230 1205 1180 1155 1130 1105 1080 1055 1025 990 930 855 735 600 405 215 1200 1175 1150 1130 1105 1080 1060 1035 1010 990 965 940 905 855 785 670 550 370 195 ,1200 1175 1150 1130 1105 1080 1060 1035 1010 990 965 940 905 855 785 670 550 370 195 11090 1070 1045 1025 1005 985 960 940 920 895 875 855 825 775 710 610 500 340 180 . 870 850 835 820 800 785 765 750 735 715 700 680 655 620 570 485 400 270 140 i 735 720 705 690 675 660 650 635 620 bOo 590 o/5 6oo 520 4S0 410 335 230 120 1 660 650 635 620 610 595 585 570 555 545 530 520 500 470 430 370 300 205 110 575 565 550 540 530 520 510 495 485 475 460 450 435 410 375 320 265 180 95 515 505 495 485 475 465 455 435 425 425 415 405 390 363 335 290 235 160 85 465 455 445 440 430 420 410 400 390 385 37o 365 350 330 305 260 215 145 / 0 380 370 365 355 350 340 335 325 320 310 305 300( 285 270 250 210 175 120 60 27 Size of Pipe 3 4* 1 1*4 1*2 2 21 -> 3 34 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD Standard Grade A Seamless Steel Pipe For Oil Piping Within Refinery Limits, Section 3, Code for Pressure Piping 'Wall Thick- ness .113' .133 .140 .145 .154 .203 .216 .226 .237 .258 .280 .322 .365 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 Temperature ---- Degrees Fahrenheit 100 150 200 250 ! 300 350 400 450 500 550 i 600 ; 650 700 750 800 ; 850 900 950 1000 Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch 1675 1625 1570 1520 1470 1425 1365 1315 1265 1220 1165 1115 1075 1015 930 795 650 450 235 1820 1760 1705 1650 1595 1545 1485 1430 1375 1325 1270 1210 1165 1100 1010 865 705 480 255 1565 1520 1470 1420 1375 1330 1280 1230 1185 1140 1090 1045 1005 950 870 745 610 415 220 1460 1415 1370 1325 1280 1240 1190 1145 1100 1060 1015 970 935 885 810 695 565 385 205 1280 1240 1200 116C 1120 1085 1045 1005 965 930 890 850 820 775 710 605 495 335 180 1600 1555 1505 * 1455 1405 1360 1310 1260 1210 1165 1115 1070 1030 970 890 780 625 425 225 1420 1380 1335 1290 1250 1210 1160 1120 1075 1035 990 950 910 860 790 675 555 375 200 1330 1290 1255 1210 1170 1130 1090 1045 1005 970 930 890 855 805 740 635 520 350 185 '60 1220 1185 1145 1105 1070 1030 990 950 915 880 840 8101 765 700 600 490 335 175 l : 35 1100 1065 1030 995 965 925 890 855 825 790 755 730 685 630 540 440 300 160 1060 1030 995 965 930 905 865 835 800 775 740 710 680 645 590 505 415 280 150 970 940 915 885 855 825 795 765 735 705 680 650 625 590 540 460 380 255 135 900 875 845 820 790 765 735 710 680 655 630 600 580 545 500 430 350 240 125 790 770 745 720, 695 675 645 625 600 575 550 530 510| 480 440 375 310 210 110 720 700 675 655 630 610 590 565 545 525 500 480 460 435 400 340 280 190 100 630 610 590 570 555 535 515 495 475 460 440 420 405 380 350 300 245 165 90 560 540 525 505 490 475 455 440 420 405 390 370 360 340 310 265 215 145 80 505 490 475 460 440 430 410 395 380 365 350 335 325 305 280 240 195 135 70 415 400 390 375 365 350 340 325 315 300 290 275 265 250 230 195 160 no 60 Extra Strong Grade A Seamless Steel Pipe For Oil Piping Within Refinery Limits, Section 3, Code for Pressure Piping Size of Pipe -r 1*4 in >1 o 3 3*2 4 5 b 8 10 12 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD 1 `WallTemperature-------------------------------------------------------------Degrees Fahrenheit Thickness 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 ' 550 600 650 700 750 Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch oo 00 850 900 950 .179' .191 .200 .218 .276 .300 .318 .337 .375 .432 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 2915 2825 2740 2650 2560 2480 23801 2290 2205 2120 2035 1945 1870 1765 1620 1385 1135 770 2540 2460 2385 2305 2230 2155 20751 1995 1920 1845 1770 1690 1630 1535 1410 1205 985 670 2375 2305 2230 2160 2085 2020 1940| 1870 1795 1730 1655 1585 152511440 1320 1130 925 625 2140 2395 2180 2050 1960 2075 2010 2320 2250 2110 2045 1990 1925 1900H840 1945 2175 1980 1865 1780 1880 1820 2100 2035 1910 1850 1800 1745 1720 1670 1750 1685 1955! 1880 1780: 1710 1675: 1615 1600. 1540 1620 1560 1810 1740 1645 1585 1550i1495 1480 1430 1495 1670 1520 1430 1370 1430 1595 1450 1370 1310 1375 1535 1400 1315 1260 1295 1190 1015 1450 1330 1135 1320 1210 1035 1245 1140 975 1190 1090 930 835! 565 930 630 845 575 800 540 765 520 1800 1745 1690 163511580 1530 1470 1415 1360 1310 1255 1200 1155 1090 1000 855 700 475 1780 1730 1675 1620|1565 1515 1455 1400 1345 1295 1240 1190 1145 1080 990 845 695 470 1620 1570 1520 1470 1420 1375 1325 1275 1225 1180 1130 1080 1040 980 900 770 630 430 1295 1255 1215 1175 1140 1100 1060 1020 980 945 905 865 830 785 720 615 505 340 1100 1065 1030 995 965 935 8951 865 830 800 765 730 705 bbd 610 520 425 290 990 960 930 900 870 840 810 780 750 720 6901 660 635 600 550 470 385 260 865 840 810 785 760 735 705 680 655 630 600 575 555 525 480 410 335 230 775 750 725 705 680 660 635 610 585 565 540 515 495 470 430 370 300 205 700 680 660 640 615 595 5751 550 530 510 4901 470 450 425 390 335 275 185 O/O 560 540 525 505 490 470' 455 435 420 400 385 370 350 320 2751 225 150 1000 405 355 330 300 335 305 285 275 250 245 225 180 155 140 120 110 100 80 * ihe-c arc the n- 'in :i a,SI rhickne-'e<. they corre'pnnJ to the thickness of Standard and E\tra Strong Butt-Welding Fittings 290 CRANE Kropp Forged Steel Boiler Flanges . */.- I.wva I L . \ B- iier Mangos /Vices on application libera Heavy Welding Flange Boiler flanges: Boiler (lunges are fas Dimensions, in Inches tened to boilers, pipe lines, tanks, and similar vessels by means of rivets. They Size Standard Extra Heavy ' Extra Heavy I Boiler Flange ^ Boiler Flange Welding Flange are regular!;. furnished without rivet holes: when wanted drilled for rivets, specify 27 whether for single, double, or staggered riveting, and give the pitch, spacing, and _i * 1 _B 34 6 5/l6 l 6 S/l6 C 1A 1 1 fa B| ci A B C % l'/lfi 23/4 Vie % size of rivets. 114 6V2 1 S/l6 ' 1 6'/2 % i l`/l6 3 5/ie % The flanges regularly are furnished flat or are bent to stanJard diameter circles. Sizes o-ineh and smaller will be bent to circles as small as iS inches: sires S-ineh and larger will be bent to circles as small as 30 inches. The flanges can be bent to smaller diameter circles, and also to fit the center of dished head or spherical surfaces, at an added charge. u/2 l 2>2 3 3>/2 4 5 6 8 10 7 ' % ' I`/4 8 . % , l`/ 8> % ' l'/2 9 % 1V2 9V2 ' Vl6 ' 11/2 10 Vl6 !34 111/2 xh 2 nyz 1 /2 ' 2 15 1 5/s 1 21/2 171/2 1 34 ' 2'/2 7 8, 8C 9 91Z2 10 11V2 121/2 15 173/2 ]/2 1 l3/8 *2 1% *2 1% >2 ' lS/8 9/te ' 1% 91S 1% S/8 2'/s S/8 ' 2>/8 3/4 1 2% % ' 25/8 3M> 4 41 2 5 51 6'2 7% 8V2 10V2 13 % 3,i % 3/4 % 78 %1 7/l6 1 71g IU4 */2 in Vz m Vb i34 %' 2 Welding flanges: W elding flanges are fas 12 20 ' 13/l6 1 3 20 1 ! 33/lfi 15 I3/ie 2 tened to boilers, pipe lines, tanks, and similar vessels by welding around the outer edge of Other flanges: Double Hub, High Hub. Horseshoe, the flange. Regularly furnished flat, they can be Offset, Marine, and other type flanges are also avail bent to any reasonable radius at an added charge. able; information furnished on request. Other Products for Welding In close association with the Crane line of Steel Butt-Welding and Socket-Welding Fittings shown on the preceding pages, is the wide variety of Butt-Welding and Socket-Welding Steel Valves and welding type Steel Flanges, available in a complete range of sizes and pressures. Included in the line offered by Crane are materials to satisfy the needs of every welded installation. The butt-welding and socket-welding steel valves and the welding type steel flanges illustrated on this page are representative of the products that make up the complete Crane welding line. For prices, see the pages indi cated below the illustrations. Butt-Welding Valves (Globe illustrated) Gate................ see pages 210 and 229 Globe. . . see pages 213 and 2 4o \nglc -cc pages 213 and 24o Swing Check.. -ee pages 252 to 255 Welding Flanges (Welding Neck Flange illustrated) Welding Neck Flanges... see pages 291 to 298 Slip-On Welding Flanges, sec pages 291 to 298 Cranelap Flanges............... see pages 291 to 298 Stub End- for u^e in combination with Cranelap Flanges see pages 2S0 to 2$3 Socket-Welding Valves (Globe illustrated) Gate., .sec p iges 210. and 223 to 225 Globe. ce pages 213 and 2 39 Angle. . -ee pages 213 and 2 39 Lift Check......... see pages 250 and 251 sDui CRANE Forged Steel Flanges The Cr,ine line of horsed Steel flanges includes a complete assortment of types in a wide range of straight and reducing sices. The ilanges are regularly manufactured for the 15:. 400, 0::. or:, it:", and isrr-Pound pressure classes. Special flanges can be made to order; ilanges listed and described in this section include: Screwed Flanges Reducing Screwed flanges Blind Flanges Cranelap Flanges Welding Neck Flanges Slip-On Welding Flanges Reducing Slip-On Welding Flanges Pressure-Temperature Ratings.............................................page201 General Description...................................................................page203 List Prices 150 and 3Cc-Pound............................................................ page204 400, boo, qoo, and 1500-Pound....................................... page295 Dimensions 150, 300, and 400-Pound.................................................. page296 bco, qco, i>co, and 1500-Pound.....................................page297 Boring of Welding Neck Flanges.......................................... page298 291 27 The Forged Steel Flanges listed above comprise only a part of the complete line of Crane steel products. Other steel products are shown and described in detail in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the following pages: Steel Welding Fitting1:............................ Sieel flanged fittings... . ........... Steel Screwed Fittings............................... .... p<Js*i> 257 to 2o2 ls-'-Mo Flange-'... . *.pa"e3i$3 Sceel < oupling-................. \\ r< tight Steel NippleForge-1 '-`.el l nionForged Steel Flange l niuii- .............. page I/O page- lot* and lo9 page- 2o3 and 2u4 ................ page 2o5 Steel Pre.--ure-Scal Bonnet Vahe- Stcel Lip-Seal Bonnet Vakc- . Steel Gate Vakc-. . ............ Steel ( llobc and Angle \ ake-. Steel Check Valve- . . pages 305 to 217 page* 218 and 219 , page- 221 to 234 page- 235 to 24^ page- 240 ro 2<p Steel Stop-Check \ ake- - . 304 tinJ 305 Steel Safet\ \'ake-.. .... ..................pouc 324 Steel Relief \ ake-. .. ............ . .. p.iuc- 333 .mJ 334 Steel Se'dimont Separator-....................... Fabricated Piping,, pages 497 to 522 Crane steel ilanges and Hanged fittings meet the severe re quirements of high pressure, high temperature cr\ ice. 292 CRANE Forged Steel Flanges Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock For Flanges Shown on pages 293 to 298 For Steam. Water. Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air Temp. Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Nloh bdenum Alloy Steel 'No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel ''Made to order' Deg. F. 150 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Flanges with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 230 1 600 800 : 220 590 j 785 1 210 580 1 770 1 200 . 570 760 1 190 1 560 1 740 1 180 ' 550 725 170 540 710 160 525 700 150 500 665 140 475 630 1 130 445 590 120 415 550 1 110 380 500 100 340 450 92 300 400 82 245 330 -70 710 780 -55 J165 720 240 2120 2160 1200 1800 3000 5000 1180!1770 2950 4915 ! 1160 1740 2900 4830 II 1140 1710 1120 1680 1095!1645 1075 1615 1050 1580 2850 4750 2800 4660 2740 4565 2690 4475 2630 4380 hor temperatures up to/>U r., thc<e ratings arc the <amc as For temperatures up to /)ir F., the*e ratings are the same as cho- e tor Carbon >ccc Mange*. temperatures up to w*-' In. 1000 1500 2500 4165 the -icings are the >ame i' rr o*e 950 1420 2370 3950 tor No. 4 Carbon-MolvbJcnum 890 s 1330 2220 3700 11 Alloy Steel Flanges. 830 1240 2070 3450 760 1140 1900 3160 680 1020 1700 2830 600 900 i 1500 2500 490 740 1230 2050 360 1 475 | 720 340 ; 450 j 680 320 425 1 640 10801 18001 2995 10201 17001 2830 960 ' 1600 2665 t.?ee ratine at left) 24 20 2330 2240 2630 -1050 21750 300 400 600 2495 2 825 21375 2265 -'350 2530 2360 2 600 21000 2190 2250 2380 II ! 11 900 1500 2500 310 410 2/95 21325 22205 300 400 2570 2 950 21580, 200 275 135 180 : -i 90 120 620 930 600 900 400 ; 600 270 405 180 | 270 550 1500 1000 675 450 2580 2500 1675 1125 750 Flanges with Ring Joint Facing 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 275 255 240 225 210 195 180 165 150 140 130 120 110 100 92 82 70 253 i MO 720 710 700 690 680 675 665 660 625 590 555 515 470 425 365 300 710 765 720 960 945 930 920 910 900 89D 875 835 790 740 690 635 575 490 400 =280 2220 2160 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 730 600 2420 2330 2240 2160 2130 2100 2070 2050 2025 3600 6000 3550 5915 3500 5830 3450 5750 3415 5690 3375 5625 2000; 3330 5550, 1975 3295 5490 1875 3125 5210 1775 2955 4925 1660 2770 4620 1550 1410 1275 1100 900 2580 4300 2350 3920 2125 3550 1830- 3050 1500 2500 375 500 1 750 350 1 475 700 2630 21050 21750 325 425 ' 650 2495 2 825 213751 300 400 I 600 2360 2 600 21000 2230 2310 R470 2135 218O P270 1, 2 0 ; 2120 ,2180 For temperatures up to 800 F., these ratings are the same as those for Carbon Steel !-' mges. shown at the left. 11251 1875| 3125'i 400 1 525 1 800 11200 20001 3325 1050' 1750| 29251 375 1 500 ' 750 ' 1125 | 18751 3125 975. 1625 2700 350 475 700 -1050 1750 2925 900j 1500 2500. 325 | 425 j 650 1 975. lb2o 2700 2700 121170 219501 300 1 400 ! 600 1 900! 1500i 2500 -405 2 675 21125 225 275 i 425 1 650 1075 1775 =270 2 450 2 750 150 200 275 ! 425 700 1175 "When an all-metal gasket fcormgated or llatl is used with u>cd face. lapped, or large male and female facings, these ratings will apply only when the contact area of the gasket is not greater, and the inside diameter of the gasket is noc less, than that of a large tongue and groove gasket. -These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered, 150 and 3cc-Pound Flanges are regularly furnished with a (/,6-inch raised face, and 4CC-Pound and higher pres sure flanges are regularly furnished with a (J-inch male face. Cold service: For temperatures between o and icoF., the ratings lor ico F. apply. For sub-rero service, materials having a suitable impact resistance must be used: recommendations will be furnished on request. Cranelap Flanges and Joints: These ratings also apply to Cranelap Flanges, the rating being depend ent upon the type of facing applied to the lapped pipe end. Ratings for Cranelap Joints are contingent upon the use of pipe of proper material having an equal or higher rating. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA Bioeo1040) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iQ3Q, and those in the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard No. occ, Second Edition, 1051. CRANE Forged Steel Flanges 293 t For working pressures, see the preceding page. A complete line: The Crane line of Forced Steel Flanges in cludes a complete assortment of t> pes in a wide ran40 of straight and reducing sices for seven different pressure classes 1 iio, jeo, 4-- o;c. o;c. 17;;. and 2t;;-Pound). The flanges are made in a variety of materials and with various ilange lacings, provid ing flanges for every service requirement. Materials: Flanges made of Crane Forged Carbon Steel will be furnished unless otherwise ordered. List prices are shown on the two pages following (list prices of zyco-Pound Flanges are furnished on application). Flanges in ycc-Pound and higher pressure classes, made of Crane Xo. 4 Carbon-\ foiybdenum or Crane No. y Chrome-.\ folybdenum Forged Steel, can be furnished when orders so specify. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. When so ordered, is; and ;"-Pound Forged Carbon Steel Flanges can be furnished heat treated (normalised or annealed) to conform to A.S.T..M. Specification A 105; prices on request. 28 Drilling: Flanges of each pressure class are fur nished faced, drilled, and spot laced (F.D. 8i S.F.) unless otherwise ordered. List prices include drilling to the corresponding pressure class ot the American Standard. No deduction is made if llanges are ordered faced only. Flange facings: The 15c and 3;;-Pound Forged Steel Screwed. Slip-On Welding, Welding Neck, and Blind Flanges are regularly furnished with an Amer ican Standard bf6-inch raised face. In the 4C0, Oco, qco, iyco, and zycc-Pound pressure classes, these flanges are regularly furnished with an American Standard ki-inch male face (large male) or an American Standard ilf6-inch female face (large female); unless otherw ise specified, flanges with large male face will be furnished. When so ordered, the llanges can be furnished with other types of facing, such as ring joint, tongue, groove, etc. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Finish of ilange faces: The Ifg-inch raised faces and the ' ,-inch large male faces are finished with corceniric _roo\es. approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. A smooth finish can be furnished on the raised or male faces, when so specified; refer to the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Large female faces have a smooth finish. List prices of reducing flanges: The list prices of Reducing Screwed and Reducing Slip-On Welding Flanges apply to any reduction. 1'he price is gov erned by the outside diameter of the flange. Ordering reducing Ranges: When ordering reduc ing flanges, the reduced size should be designated first, and then the outside diameter of the flange. For example, a p;;-Pound Flange to connect a ''-inch pipe to a ic-inch valve or fitting (O.D. of ilange. 2inches) should be ordered: 6" x 20" Reducing Flange. Reducing Welding Neck Flanges: Reducing Welding Neck Flanges can be made to order. For prices, see the Crane Discount Sheet. Eccentric Reducing Flanges: Forged Steel Ec centric Reducing Screwed and Slip-On Welding Flanges can be made to order. For prices, see the Crane Discount Sheet. Reducing Cranelap Flanges: Reducing Cranelap Flanges are not recommended or manufactured; another type of flanged joint or connection should be used. American Standard: The dimensions and drilling of all flanges conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings. Bioe1030. for their respective pressure class. The American Standard does not include 400. ccc, qco, or 1 ycc-Pound Slip-On Welding Flanges. Crane flanges of this type have the same dimensions as American Standard Steel Screwed Flanges, being bored instead of threaded. 3-inch 300 and 600-Pound Cranelap Joints: When 3-inch 3;; or o;:-Pound Flanges with ring joint facing are to be bolted to Cranelap joints, orders must so specify; they require a groove of special pitch diameter. See page 470 for dimensions. List prices... .pages 294 and 295 Dimensions pages 296 and 297 Description of materials.. . pages 1 to 9 Templates for drilling pages 461 to 463 294 CRANE Forged Steel Flanges For working pressures and description, see the preceding two pages, Screwed Flange No. 55b. I '"-I ' ' i'J No. 291 E, <;nJ No. 651 E, 400-P- i.nJ No. 856 E, ouO-Pmind No. 1266 E, WJO-Pound No. 1556 E, 1500-Pound 28 Cranelap Flange No. 572, 15o-Pi.und No. 496 E, 3ui)-P- und No. 664 E, 400-Pound No. 862 E, oUO-Pound No. 1262 E, 000-Pound No. 1562 E, 1500-Pound Slip-On Welding Flange No. 554, 150-Pound No. 294 E, 300-Pound No. 694 E, 400-Pound No. 854 E, 600-Pound No. 1294 E, 900-Pound No. 1594 E, 1500-Pound 3TJ Reducing Slip-On Welding Flange (See "Ordering Reducing Flanges", page zp, ) No. 554>2, 150-Pound No. 290 E, 300-Pound No. 693 E, 400-Pound No. 853 E, i.'OO-Pound No. 1295 E, 9')0-Pound No. 1595 E, 1500-Pound Welding Neck Flange (For boring, see page zqtl.) No. 568. 150-Pound No. 296 E, 3uO-Pound No. 656 E, 400-Pound No. 855 E, oOO-Puund No. 1265 E, oo-P..-und No. 1565 E, !50U-P.'und Reducing Screwed Flange (See "Orlerine Reducing Flanges'. page zap.) No. 558*2, 150-Pound No. 292 E, 300-Pound No. 658 E, 400-Pound No. 857 E, 600-Pound No. 1263 E, 900-Pound No. 1558 E. 1500-Pound Blind Flange No. 556'2, 150-Pound No. 297 E. 300-P.iunJ No. 657 E. 400-P.vmJ No. 858 E, oOO-Puund No. 1267 E, nO-P wnJ No. 1557 E, 1500-Pound List Prices. Each--Faced, Drilled, and Spot Faced Class Size of Pipe Inches Straight Site Flanges Screwed, Cranelap, or Slip-On Welding Welding Neck (For boring, ?ee page 298.1 Blind Reducing Flanges Outside Diameter, of Flange Inches Screwed or Slip-On Welding i. 8.00 11.00 11.50 *4 8.00 . 11.00 11.50 1 1 8.00 1 11.00 11.50 4/4 16.00 W* 9.00 ' 11.00 11.50 4% 1*2 10.00 11.00 11.50 5 ? 11.00 ; 11.00 12.60 6 18.00 20.00 21.00 2*/2 13.00 | 13.00 14.70 7 24.50 3 15.00 | 15.00 17.05 7Vz 28.00 150 Pound 3*/2 4 5 19.00 20.00 24.00 | 1 | 19.00 20.00 24.00 21.65 ' &Vz 35.00 23.70 9 1 37.00 28.20 10 1 44.00 6 27.00 | 27.00 31.60 11 1 49.00 8 35.00 | 44.00 42.00 13*/2 1 63.00 10 48.00 62.00 58.00 16 1 1 86.00 12 60.00 : 96.00 76.00 19 ! 108.00 14 80.00 , 130.00 126.00 21 I 144.00 16 100.00 | 165.00 147.00 231/2 180.00 18 125.00 | 220.00 210.00 25 225.00 20 | 150.00 | 290.00 252.00 271/2 270.00 1 24 240.00 | 380.00 320.00 32 1 380.00 Vz 8.00 | 11.00 11.50 1 % 8.00 | 11.00 1 | 8.00 | 11.00 l*/4 9.00 1 11.00 l*/2 10.00 j 11.00 2 ! 11.00 | 11.00 21/2 13.00 1 13.00 *3 ! 15.00 i 15.00 11.50 11.50 11.50 11.50 12.60 14.70 17.05 I 47,j 1 16.00" 5*4 1 18.00 6*/g 1 20.00 61/2 i 21.00 71/2 1 24.50 81/4 1 28.00 3*/2 1 19.00 ; 19.00 21.65 9 35.00 300 Pound 4 ! 20.00 | 20.00 5 24.00 24.00 23.70 28.20 10 37.00 11 44.00 6 , 27.00 27.00 31.60 121,2 49.00 8 | 35.00 i 44.00 42.00 15 63.00 10 | 48.00 | 62.00 58.00 12 | 60.00 i 96.00 i 76.00 17'/2 201/2 1 , 86.00 I"08.00 14 , 80.00 | 130.00 , 126.00 23 144.00 16 , 100.00 1 165.00 ; 147.00 18 I 125.00 : 220.00 210.00 20 i 150.00 , 290.00 | 252.00 240.00 380.00 320.00 251/z 28 301,2 36 1. 180.00 225.00 J_ 270.00 380.00 i I T 1^1 *3" 300-Pound (lunges w ich ring juinc :acing to bole against a Cranelap joint must be specially ordered, chcv require 1 <*r<-o\e : special pitch Jtametcr See page 4/0 *>r dimen-i n>. (Continued on the Jelicit mg page) Galvanized Flanges... .page 476 CRANE Forged Steel Flanges List Prices, Each--Faced, Drilled, and Spot Faced 'Cont.) Class Siec of Pipe 400 Pound For smaller sizes, use 600 Pound. 600 Pound 900 Pound For smaller use 1500 Pound. 1500 , Pound i 1 (Prices Of 14-inch Flanges on request) 1 1 1 1 1 Inches 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 12 X l Hi 112 2 2% *3 3\i 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 12 % 1 Hi n'z . 2Va 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 ! Straig ht Size Flanges Screwed. Cranelap. or Slip-On _\Veid; j Welding Xeck For boring sec page 298.) Blind 20.ua 20.00 23.70 24.00 24.00 28.20 27.00 1 35.00 j 27.00 44.00 31.60 42.00 48.00 1 62.00 58.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 125.00 i 1 1 i 96.00 130.00 165.00 220.00 76.00 126.00 147.00 210.00 150.00 1 240.00 i 290.00 380.00 252.00 320.00 9.50 9.50 10.00 10.75 11.75 13.00 1 1 i 1 1 i 16.30 16.30 16.30 16.30 16.30 16.30 11.50 11.50 11.50 11.50 11.50 12.60 15.00 18.50 22.50 33.00 46.00 55.00 80.00 125.00 150.00 180.00 240.00 300.00 360.00 540.00 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 19.00 23.00 29.00 39.00 53.50 63,. 50 90.00 138.00 188.00 200.00 270.00 330.00 400.00 590.00 14.70 17.05 21.65 40.00 56.00 66.00 96.00 150.00 180.00 216.00 288.00 360.00 432.00 648.00 29.00 51.00 71.00 86.00 155.00 225.00 300.00 380.00 460.00 650.00 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 35.00 62.00 85.00 104.00 190.00 270.00 360.00 560.00 690.00 925.00 35.00 62.00 85.00 104.00 190.00 270.00 360.00 455.00 555.00 780.00 795.00 1160.00 955.00 1500.00 2100.00 1800.00 , 14.00 27.00 17.00 i 14.00 1 27.00 1 14.00 27.00 17.00 17.00 | 14.00 1 27.00 i 16.00 1 27.00 17.00 19.00 | 22.00 i 27.00 27.00 | 29.00 1 35.00 35.00 | 38.00 1 46.00 46.00 | 60.00 1 72.00 72.00 1 105.00 1 125.00 [ 125.00 | 132.00 1 160.00 160.00 220.00 1 265.00 i 265.00 365.00 \ 440.00 440.00 550.00 660.00 660.00 j Reducing Flanges Outside ! Diameter of Flange - : fnches : Screwed or Slip-On Welding 10 11 12' 2 15 171/2 2oy2 23 251/j 28 301/2 36 37.00 44.00 49.00 63.00 86.00 108.00 144.00 180.00 225.00 270.00 380.00 Si-i 61/8 6*2 i 71/2 81/4 9 103/4 13 14 ' I6I/2 20 22 233/4 27 291/4 ' 32 1 37 i 91/2 IH/2 133/4 15 181/2 1 211/2 ! 24 I| 251/4 1 273/4 31 333/4 41 < 16.00 18.00 20.00 21.00 24.50 28.00 33.00 57.00 79.00 94.00 136.00 212.50 255.00 306.00 408.00 510.00 612.00 918.00 48.00 81.00 113.00 137.00 245.00 360.00 480.00 610.00 740.00 1040.00 | 1275.00 2400.00 l 5`a 22.00 OB , 22.00 7 1 26.00 81/2 1 35.00 9% i 48.00 101/2 60.00 121/4 ( 96.00 14% I 170.00 151/2 | 210.00 19 | 350.00 23 | 565.00 261,2 800.00 Dimensions.. . .pages 296 and 297 Description ,.. .page 293 295 Ordering Reducing Flanges When ordering reducing flanges, the reduced dre should be designated first, and then the outside diam eter of the flange. For ex ample, a 6oc-Pound Flange to connect a O-inch pipe to a ic-inch valve or fitting (O.D. of flange, 20 inches) should be ordered: 0" x 20" Reducing Flange. Facings In the 150 and jec-PounJ pressure classes. Screwed, Slip-On Welding. Welding Neck, and Blind Flanges are regularly furnished w it'n a {[g-inch raised face. In the 400. boo, 000, and 1 5CC-Pound pressure class es. the flanges are furnished with a !d-inch large male or (if specified) a J^-inch large female face. Other flange facings such as ring joint, tongue, groove, etc., can be fur nished on order; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. 28 Welding Neck Flanges For information on boring of Welding Xeck Flanges, see page 298. Cranelap Flanges For information on com plete C.ranclap Joints, see page 505. Cranelap Flanges also are recommended for use in combination with Cranelap Stub Ends; see pages 2$c to 283. W-inch Cranelap Joints 1300 or 600-Pound) When 3-inch 32c or 022Pound Flanges with ring joint facing are to be bolted to Cranelap joints, orders must so specify; they require a groove of special pitch diameter. See page 470 for dimensions. 296 CRANE Forged Steel Flanges \.`i. mJ . s Inland -H'l-P ".nJ ---------- -A -D------- Screw cJ Flanges 4D0, ('00. '100, I >00, and 2500-'. aid r ~T J nA Bored to slip ] over pipe -1 i i Tb Cranclap Flange 150 and 300-Pound -D- ^ Bored to -Up_ over pipe H B Crjnclap Flange i'H). 600, 900, 1500, and 2500-Pound Welding N'cck Flange 150 and 300-Pound For boring, see page 298. \\ elding Neck Flanges gun end. Oort. j?no and 2500-Pound For boring, see page 298. Dimensions, in Inches O BoivJ to slip >'U-r pipe >? Bored to -Up u* pipe W-=^rr Slip-On WolJm* R ;n"C i Mi <mJ Jo/-pnunJ 'if ah-.'-Oji \\ elding :'l.> -.c- 4ui) e<nI ui,,lnj ,tllj Class Pipe Size A B C I Bolt!_l 'No. Dia. F E iF ! G H ISO Pound 300 Pound ,,400 . *2 1 34 !i I Wt ! ii. i2 1 2% !3 3% 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 12 3/4 1 1% 1V2 2 2% 3 3 Vi 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 ,4 0 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 34 716 ls8 238 1 3% 2 ln/16 23/4 41/4 ` 9/16 2 3% 4% ' % 2'2 1 3% 5 U/I6 2% 37/8 6 3/4 35/8 43/4 7 ' % I 414 I 51 2 7*2 l3ie 5 6 8*2 I5/l6 1 5*/2 1 7 9 13/16 1 63/, 6 1 71.2 ! 10 ' 13/l6 i 7 5/, 6 1 8 V2 11 1 1 81/2 1 9% 13% l'/g t 10% 1 113/4 | 16 1 13/, 6 1 123/4 | 141/4 ! ' 19 ' 11/4 1 15 ! 17 . 21 i 1% 1 161/4 1 183/4 i 23% l7/l6 ' 18% 1 21% 25 33/l6 1 21 | 223/4 - 271/2 lii/ifi! 23 1 25 1 1 32 ' l7/g 1 271/4 | 291/2: 1 33/4 1 9/l6 1 l% 1 25/g . ! 4% 1 3/g lin/iel 3% 1 1 4% 1 ii/,6 1 2 | 3V2 1 i 51/4 1 3/4 1 2% 1 3% 1 61/g 1 I*/,6 1 2% 1 4% 1 6* 2 7/8 1 33/8 . 5 ' 71-2 1 1 4% | 5% 8V4 U/8 1 5 | 6% : 9 ' I3/,6 1 51/2 | 7% i 10 ' l`/4 1 63/,6 | 77/s I 1 u ; l3/8 . 75/, s | 9% . 12V2 . l7/l6 ; 81/2 i 10% ; 1 15 1 13/8 1 10% | 13 | , 171,2 . l7/s . 1234 ! 15% 1 201-2 ' 2 . 15 1 173/4 23 1 2Vr > 161/* ; 20% , 25i 2 21/4 18% ' 22% 28 23/8 21 1 2434 ' 301, 2% 23 27 36 23/4 271/4 ' 32 10 1 1% . 63/,6 , 7VB , 11 1*2 75/,6 ' 9% 121.2 15/8 8 * *2 > 10% 15 l7/8 10% 13 17*0 2Vr 123/4 , 15% 201-2 21/4 15 173/4 23 23s 161/4 20% 25* 2 2',2 18% 22% 28 25/8 21 24% 30 k, 23,4 23 36 3 27li 27 32 4 % 38 1% 0.84 3b 4 2 % 2 % 6 " " 1.05 H 4 % * %6 23 16 ""l.32 1 1 16 4 2 1%6 2% 1.66' 13 16 4 % 7 8 27 ,6 1.90 ` 8 k % 1 2% 2.38 1 4 % : iJ8 234 2.88 1% 4 5/8 l%6 23/4 3.50 l3 16 8 % 1% 21% 6 4.00 1% 8% 8 34 8 ' 34 8 34 lS/l6 3 l7/l6 3% l*/l6 3% l34 4 4.50 5.50 6.63 8.63 l3,16 1716 1 9 16 1% 12 ! % l`S/l6' 4 10.75 IIS, 16 12 % 2%S 4% 12.75 2% 6 12 1 1 2% . 5 14.00 3% 16 1 1 2% 5 16.00 37,6 16 1% 21 Vis 5* 2 18.00 31 -3 16 20 1 1% 2% 51`/l6 20.00 41 16 20 ' 1% 3% ' 6 24.00' 43g 4 % 7/s 2 `4 6 0.84 7/8 4 `% 1 . 2% 1.051 1 4 : 5/s 1*46 27/l6 1.321 IVl 6 4 ; % l%6 29/i6 1.66 1%6 4 34 13/t 6 211/16 1.90 Hi 6 8 , S/8 13/16 23/4 2.38 l3 '16 8 ' 34 ! 1*2 3 2.88 1*2 8 1 34 1 * l/l6' 3% 3.50 2 * Vi 6 8 ! 34 1 i34 33/,6 4.00; i34 8 . 34 ! 1% 33/g 4.50' 1% 8 34 1 2 3% 5.56, 2 12 34 2 % 6 3% 6.63! 2 >4 6 12 i % i 27/l6 4% 8.63 2 Vl6 16 1 25/8 4% 10.75 33/4 16 1% 2% 5% 12.75' 4 20 ll/s 3 20 1% 3% 55/g 14.00' 4% 5% 16.00 43/4 24 1% 3% 6% 18.00| 5% 24 1% 33-i 6% 20.00 5 2 24 1% -13/16 65/g 24.00 8 % 2 3% 4.50 6 2 8 % 2% 4 5.56 2% 12 7's 2% 41/16 6.63 2% 12 1 2"/16 45/g 8.63 2*1/16 16 1% 2% 4% 10.75 4 16 1% 3Vg 53'8 12.75 4% 20 1% 35,16 5% 14.00 4% 20 1% 31 %6 6 16.00 5 24 1% 3% 6**2 18.00 5% 24 1% 4 1 65/g 20.00 534 24 1% 41 2 6'g 24.00 6% CRANE 297 Dimensions, in Inches (Cont.) Class : 1' 1 1 1 600 Pound I 1 1 ; 1 1 1 ' 900 Pound 1500 Pound i ; ' ' j 1 2500 Pound i Pipe Sire I,, 3i 1 ^1', 2 21 -> 3 3l2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 4 3A l 1V4 14 2 24 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 12 % i l-4 11.2 2 2l 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 1 A 1 B 1 C | D 1 Bolts J E [ F 1 G 1 H Mo. Dia. 33i 9 16 l 3 8 24 4 1, 45^8 * 5/8 I".is "31/4 1 4' r `>8 7 8 21 ,6 0.84 7 8 1 ' 2 4 1 1105 ` I 47s ",6 2 34 - 4 % 1' 16 27is 1.32 l1 ,6 Ol 4 13IS 2*2 37'8 6*8 4 24 44 4 , % 1 14 4 ` 3/4 14 23/g 1.66 l 8 23$ 1 1.90' 14 fj 1 2 1 35/g 1 5 8 % 17/l 6 24 2.38 l7 16 7 >2 14 44 54 8 3$ ' Pi 1 3''8 ' 2.88 ` 13/g 84 14 ! 5 65/g 8 1 3$ `I'3 16 34 ' 3.50' l13 is : 9 ! l3'g 1 54 l 74 1 8 % 1 113/l6 33'g 1 4.00 His/,6 1034 i IV2 63/,s : 84 1 8 % ! 2% ' 4 1 4.50 ! 24 ' 13 | 13/4 ' 7S/,S 1 104 1 8 1 I 2% ' 44 1 5.56 1 23/g ' 14 1 14 1 84 ' 114 1 12 1 1 25/g 1 4% ' 6.63 l 23/g 164 1 2 3/l 6 lOS/g I 133/4 1 1V8 1 3 ! 54 | 8.63 | 3 1 20 | 21/2 1 123/4 I 17 | 16 1 14 1 33/g 1 6 | 10.75 I 4% ' 22 l 2% 1 15 1 194 1 20 14 ! 33/g ' 64 1 12.75 ' 45/g 233/4 1 23/4 ` 164 ! 2034 1 20 1 1% 1311/16' 64 1 14.00 I 5 27 ; 3 184 2334 1 20 14 ' 43/161 7 ! 16.00 1 54 291/41 34 1 21 1 2534 1 20 1% i 45/g ; 74 1 18.00 | 6 32 34 1 23 ' 284 ' 24 P/g 1 5 ' 7''2 ' 20.00 1 64 37 ' 4 1 274 33 24 1% 5*2 8 ' 24.00 ' 74 ; 94 : 14 i 5 1 74 : 8 % l 24 1 4 | 3.50 | 24 ! 114 1 13/4 1 63/,s 1 94 1 8 1 1 Vs 1 23/4 | 44 1 4.50 I 23/4 1 133/4 | 2 1 75/i6 1 11 1 8 1 14 1 31/g | 5 | 5.56 | 34 ' 15 ' 23/,6 ' 84 1 124 1 12 1 1% 1 33/8 i 54 | 6.63 1 33/8 1 184 1 24 ' 10% | 154 1 12 1 13/g 1 4 1 63/g | 8.63 | 44 1 214 1 23/4 1 1234 | 184 1 16 1 1% 1 44 1 74 | 10.75 | 5 1 24 | 34 1 15 ' 21 1 251/4 1 33/g 1 164 > 22 20 13/g 1 45/g | 74 1 12.75 | 53/g 20 ! 11/2 1 5% | 83/g | 14.00 | 64 274 ' 34 I8V2 20 lS/8 1 54 1 84 | 16.00 1 64 i 31 [ 4 ; 21 , 27 , 20 1 1% ! 6 | 9 I 18.00 ( 74 ' 333/4 | 44 1 23 1 294 j 20 1 2 1 64 1 93/4 | 20.00 j 84 : 41 ' 54 ' 274 1 354 1 20 ! 2% 1 8 | 114 | 24.00 ! 104 . 434 1 % 1 14 34 i 4 3/4 ! 14 1 2% 1 0.84 I 14 1 54 | 1 IB'/isI 34 1 4 i 3/4 1 1% 1 23/4 | 1.05 j 1% 1 5% 1 14 1 2 ; 4 | 4 1 % 1 13/g | 2% | 1.32) 13/g 1 64 | 14 1 24 1 43/s | 4 1 4 1 1% 1 24 i 1.66| 1% 1 7 I 14 1 2% 1 4% | 4 1 1 1 13/4 | 34 | 1.90 1 13/4 1 84 1 14 1 3% | 64 1 8 1 7/s 1 24 I 4 | 2.38 | 24 1 0y8 1 1% 1 44 | 74 1 8 1 1 1 2% | 44 j 2.88 I 24 1 104 1 1% 1 5 | 8 | 8 1 1% 1 27/g | 4% | 3.50 | 2% 1 124 I 24 1 63/,S | 94 1 8 1 14 I 33/ 6 | 44 1 4.50 | 3%6 143/4 | 2% ! 75/1b |H4| 8 l 11/2 1 41/g | 64 1 5.56| 44 154 i 31/4 i 84 1 124 1 12 1 13/g |4ii/i6| 63/4 1 6.63 1411/ig 19 . 3 5/8 1 10% 1 151/z | 12 1 1% 1 5% | 83/g 1 8.63 | 53/g 23 | 44 1 123/4 1 19 | 12 i 1% 1 64 1 10 1 10.75 | 7 , 264 1 4% 1 15 | 224 1 16 1 2 1 7% j 114 1 12.75 | 83/g ; 291/21 54 1 164 1 25 ! 16 1 34 ! < 113/4 | 14.00 I 94 ; 54 : l3/,6 1 l3/8 1 34 | , 5(2 , 14 A1`/is.' 334 j 4 4 1 3/4 1 l9/l6 1 24 | 0.84 ; l%6 1 3/4 ; i* l/is! 34 | 1.05' 1 "/l 6 ' 64 i 13/g 1 2 44 | 4 7/s 1 14 1 31/2 1 1.32' 1% 74 P'2 24 5% , 4 1 2 Vi 6 33/4 1 1.66 2V,6 8 13/4 ' 2% . 534 1 4 14 23/g | 43/8 | 1.90 . 2% . 94 1 2 t 3% | 63/4 | 8 1 1 1 23/4 I 5 | 2.38 1 23/4 104 ' 24 : 4% | 73/4 1 8 i 14 1 3% 1 53/8 1 2.88 ' 34 12 , 23/8 1 5 | 9 | 8 1 14 ! 3% 1 65/g I 3.50 ' 33/8 14 3 63/is . 103/4 ! 8 i 14 i 44 . 74 1 4.50 44 164 3% , 73/,g ; 123/4 i 8 13/4 54 . 9 1 5.56 1 54 19 ' 44 ! 8*/2 14*/2 i 8 1 2 1 6 ! 103/4 1 6.63 1 6 213$ 5 10% 174 12 1 2 , 7 12i/2 1 8.63 . 7 264 6* 2 124 211/4 12 24 9 I6V2 10.75 9 30 74 15 243/8 12 23/4 10 , 184 12.75 10 List prices............pages 294 and 295 Description page 293 Facings: In the 150 and ? "-Pound pressure classes. Screwed, Slip-On Welding. Welding Neck, and Blind Flanges are regularly fur nished with a !|r,-inch high raised lace. In the 4". nco. odd. is", and 15co-Pound pressure classes, the flanges arc fur nished with either a ]^-inch large male or fif specified! a 3ir,-inch large female face. For description and dimen sions of special facings, see pages 40S to 47 1. 28 Cranelap joints: Complete dimensions of Cranelap joints (except z5oo-Pound) are shown on page -' v Complete dimensions of ts-oPound Cranelap Joints will be furnished on application. Requests should be accom panied by detailed specifica tions. including the thickness of the pipe, the kind of lap, and the type of facing re quired on the lap. American Standard: The dimensions and drilling of flanges conform to the Ameri can Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, B1 be-103O. for their respec tive pressure class. The American Standard does not include 400, bco, qco, or ijoc-Pound Slip-On Welding Flanges. Crane flanges of this type have the same dimen sions as American Standard Steel Screwed Flanges, being bored instead of threaded. Templates for drilling .... pages 461 to 463 Special facings, pages 468 to 471 Boring of Welding Neck Flanges................ page 298 Working pressures. page 292 298 CRANE Boring of Welding Neck Flanges 28 Unless otherwise specified, Crane Forged Steel Welding Neck Flanges are regularly bored to match the inside diameter of the pipe listed in the table below: Size of Pipe Inches No. 5b8 150-Pound Flanges No. 296 E 300-Pound Flanges No. 656 E 400-Pound Flanges No. 855 E 600-Pound Flanges No. 1265 E 900-Pound Flanges No. 1565 E 1500-Pound Flanges Equivalent A.S.A. Schedule Numbers For Standard For Extra Pipe Strong Pipe i. f 34 l1 IV* Wz 2 '2*7! 3 3l/z 4 0 ~~6 8 io ! 12 14 16 18 "20" ! 1 24 Standard Pipe fHcavicst weight on 8, 10, and 12-inch sizes) O.D. Pipe %-inch Thick Extra Strong Pipe O.D. Pipe . l/2-inch | Thick > fOrders must specify diameter of bore. 1 1 j Schedule 40 Schedule 80 tOrders must specify diameter of bore. 1 <900 and 1500-Pound , Flanges not listed 1 in 3' Finch size.) ` Schedule 60 None None Schedule 30 None i Schedule 40 t' None | None . Schedule 20 Schedule 30 None *.\n extra charge is made if any other bore is specified. f.\n extra charge is made if a bore smaller than that listed in the left hand portion of the table below is specified. fThis is O.D. Pipe. 3 ,-inch thick. This is O.D. Pipe, 'Finch thick. All Dimensions Are In Inches Size '`"'Smallest diameter to which Crane 5 Inside Diameter of Pipe (Included t r convenient reference) of Welding Neck Flanges can be bored. ---------- p- -------------------------------------------------------- .---------- "S" "X" "XX" ' 1 ' ' ......... " A.S.A. Schedule Numbers 1,1 ...... " p ISO 1 300 I 400 I 600 ' 900 ' 1S00 '--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Inches Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb.____________________________ 20 ^ 60 80 1 Vz 34 1 l'/ l'/z 2 2'/z 3 3'.z 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 IS 20 24 <* ** X* ........... ** .91 1.25 1.50 .95 1.27 1.46 .95 1.27 1.46 ' 1.93 | 1.91 2.311 2.28 2.84| 2.84 3.28 3.28 3.78 3.68 3.81 1.91 2.31 2.87 3.28 3.78 4.78 5.75 7.59 9.75 11.75 4.72 5.72 7.56 9.72 11.59 4.81 5.72 7.59 9.56 11.37 4.72 5.75 7.62 9.56 11.34 12.96 14.96 17.00 19.00 23.00 13.00 15.00 16.87 18.81 23.00 13.00 15.00 16.87 18.81 22.50 12. 12 13.93 16.50 18.50 22.50 1 1 2.59 1 3.41 ** ** ** ** * 1.46, 1.72 2.22 * i 3.03 . .622 .824 1.049 1.380 1.610 2.067 2.469 3.068 3.548 4.026 .546 .742 .957 1.278 1.500 1.939 2.323 2.900 3.364 3.826 4.22- 4.06 5.12- 4.84 7.12 6.81 8.96 8.23 10.75 10.12 5.047' 4.813 6.065 5.761 7.981 7.625 10.020 9.750 12.000 11.750 13.00 15.00 17.00 19.00 23.00 13.250 13.000 15.250 15.000 17.250 17.000 19.250 19.000 23.250 23.000 .252J .434' .599 .896 1.100 ! -622| .824) 1.049 1.380 1.610 i .546 .742 .957 1.278 1.S00 j I .466 .614 .815 1.160 1.338 1.5031 l.77l\ 2.300 3.152 2.0672.469 3.068 3.548 4.026 1.939, 2.323 2.900 3.364 3.826 i i 3.626 1.689 2.125 2.626 3.438 4.063 4.897 6.875 5.047 4.813 4.563, 4.313 *.065 5.761 5.501 5.189 8.125 8.071 7.981* 7.813 7.625 7.439 7.189 7.001 6.813 10.250 10.136 10.020 9.750 9.564 9.314 9.064. 8.750 8.500 12.250 12.090 11.938 11.626 11.376 11.064 10.750 10.500 10.126 13.500 13.376 13.250 13.126 12.814 12.500 12.126 11.814 11.500 11.188 15.500 15.376 15.250 15.000 14.688 14.314 13.938 13.564 13.126 12.814 17.500 17.376 17.126 16.876 16.500 16.125 15.688 15.250 14.876 14.438 19.500 19.250 19.000 18.814 18.376 17.938 17.438 17.000 16.500 16.064 23.500 23.250 22.876 22.626 22.064 21.564 20.938 20.376 19.876 19.314 "S" indicates Standard Pipe (heaviest weight on S, 10. and 12-inch sizes and 3 vinch thick O.D. Pipe on 14-inch and larger.) "X" indicates Extra Strong Pipe '1 -_>-inch thick O.D. Pipe on sizes 14-inch and larger). "XX" indicates Double Extra Strong Pipe. "These ilangc# are forged solid. '"Flanges suitable for pipe with smaller inside diameter arc entirely special: prices on application Note: The actual diameter of bore in Crane Forged Steel Welding Neck [-"lunges is subject to the follow ing tolerances as defined by the American Standard Bioe-iojO: sizes ic-inch and smaller plus or minus jdr-ineh; sizes 12 to iS-inch, inclusive, plus or minus fig-inch: and zz and 24-inch sizes plus 1 s-inch or minus fig-inch. List prices of flanges.......................................pages 294 and 295 Dimensions of flanges.. ....................... pages 296 and 297 Pressure-temperature ratings....................................... pnge 292 CRANE Pulp Stock, Stop-Check, Blow-Off, Back Pressure, Lubricated Plug, and Float Valves Pulp Stock Valves.................................................................................. page 300 Stop-Check Valves (Non-Return Valves) Service and General Description..........................................................page301 Features and Recommended Installation........................................... page302 Selecting the Proper Size.............................................. pages 306 and 307 Determining Pressure Drop......................................... pages 300 and 307 250-Pound Ferrosteel.............................................................................. page303 3Co-Pound Cast Steel..............................................................................page304 4Cc-Pound Cast Steel..............................................................................page303 bcc-Pound Cast Steel..............................................................................page303 Blow-Off Valves...................................................................... '............... page 308 Locomotive Steam Heat End Valves...................................................... page30Q Exhaust Relief Valves............................................................................page 3 to Back Pressure Valves.......................................................... pages 310 and 311 Pressure Relief Valves........................................................................... page 311 Nordstrom Lubricated Plug Valves...............................pages 312 and 313 Clayton Valves and Controls.............................................. pages 314 to 316 Klipfel Tank Float and Lever Valves.............................................. page 317 Backflow Preventers...................................................................................... page318 For Stop-Check Valves for Higher Pressures, Use Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves; see pages 214 to 21? Nearly every piping installation requires the use of at least a few items which are generally called "specialties", or more spe cifically "special duty valves"--valves which are designed for only one particular service or which automatically perform a special function. The Crane line of such valves includes a wide assortment of types and sizes to fill all normal requirements. For greater convenience in catalog use, the Crane line of special duty valves and of specialties has been divided into several groups. In addition to those indexed above, the line includes: Safety and Relief Valves............................................................pages 3 iq to 334 Pressure Regulators and PressureReducing Valves..............pages 336 to 342Steam Traps..................................................................................pages 343 to 348 Steam and Oil Separators;Sediment Separators....................pages 334 to 337 Expansion Joints..........................................................................pages 350 to 332 Water Gauges and Accessories............................................. pages 360 and 361 Whistles and Fusible Plugs....................................................................page 3O2 Flexible Joints............................................................................. pages 363 to 363 Gauges and Thermometers.................................................... pages 366 and 367 Lubricators; Oilers; Injectors; Ejectors; Boiler Controls, .pages 372 to 374 Brass Lever-Operated Quick-Opening Valves...........................pages 54 to 56 Brass Butterfly and Throttle Valves.................................................... page 37 Bronze Chronometer Valves.................................................................. page 403 Iron Butterfly Valves.................................................... ....................... page 111 299 300 CRANE Iron Body Pulp Stock Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron Outside Screw, Rising Stem 60 pounds water working pressure QuickOpening Self-Cleaning--Non-Clogging Easy Operating--Full Port Area Shearing Action These valves are especially de signed and recommended for pulp stock lines in pulp and paper mills, in this service they provide a tight shut-off because the wood pulp packs itself around the disc when the valve is closed and effec 29 tively seals it against leakage. No. 1429. Flanged All-iron valves are used where Brd'f Trimmed the liquid would corrode brass but not iron. No. 1431, Flanged All-iron List Prices, and Dimensions, in Inches Size Inches 4 6 8 10 : 12 14 16 18 20 24 No. 1425, Brass Trimmed Price, Each No. 1427, All-Iron F. & D. No. 1429, Brass Trimmed No. 1431. All-Iron Face to face Center to top, open O. S. & Y. Diameter of wheel QuickOpening A B Diameter of flanges Thickness of flanges Diameter of bolt circle No. and diameter of bolts 195.00 235.00*315.00.410.00` 520.001655.00 815.00 1100.00 1730.00 2450.00 215.00 260.00:345.00 450.001570.00 715.00; 900.00 1200.00 1900.00 2700.00 215.00'265.00i355.00|460.00!580.00 735.001 920.00[ 235.00 290.00 385.001500.001630.00'795.00 1000.00' 9 22 Vi 10 IOV2 271/2 10 111/2 34% 12 13 . 14 41 1 473/4 14 1 16 15 16 52% 581/4 16 1 18 17 64 20 18 20 72 85V4 20 30 331/4 43V4 57 683/4 1 803/4 901/2 1 95 j 12 23 29 41 ' 41 41 41 1 9 11 13% 16 19 21 231/2 25 271/2 32 is/is 71/2 8-% 1 Ii/8 91/2 11% 8-V4 1 8-3/4 1%6 ! IV4 1% 1 iyI6 141/41 17 183/4 | 2114 12-% 1 12- % 12-1 16-1 1%6 223/4 11 Vl 6 25 1% 291/2 16-1VR 20-11/8 2O-IV4 Body: The cast iron body is divided on the vertical centerline and bolted together. A special gasket in the joint prevents leakage. Circular end ports and rectangular shape at the center assure full area flow. Disc: In brass trimmed valves, the disc is brass; in all-iron val\ es. it is Exelloy. Made in a rectangular shape with a sharp cutting edge at the bottom, the disc is fully guided by machined slots in the body. Stem: The stem in all these valves is made of Crane Cast Manganese Bronze. It does not come in con tact with the fluid in the line. Seat: A lead filler in the bottom of the valve acts as a seat and protects the cutting edge of the disc at the point of closing. Self-cleaning: The lower portion of the outlet half of the body has a series of notches which entrap small units of the pulp stock; large single accumula tions are avoided in closing the valve, and the cutting edge of the disc easily shears the successive small units and also any stock lodged at the seat. Cleanout: The disc-stop holder, which carries the lead seat, is fastened to the valve with cap screws. This holder can be removed to clean out the valve. Stuffing box: A rectangular shaped stuffing box, equipped with a gland, completely surrounds the valve disc. It is unusually deep and is filled with a special packing which minimizes friction. Bosses: Each valve body has six bosses, two on each side and two on the bottom. When specified, the bosses will be drilled, tapped, and plugged. End flanges: End flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard. Class i2j (BiO.i-iqgS). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Prices include facing and drilling. No deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Face to face: These valves also conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (Bio.to-iqjq). They will replace 115-Pound Wedge Gate Valves used on pulp stock lines without necessitating piping changes. Gears, to facilitate operation of large size outside screw values, can be made to order; prices on application. Chain Wheels.. . .page 136 Motor Operators.. ..pages 126 to 129 Floor Stands . .page 130 CRANE 301 Ferrosteel and Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves * Boiler Service and Fundamental Duties The Crane line of Stop-Check Valves includes a complete range of sires and upe-* ideal for use on new or existing boiler installations. Stop-Chock \ ah os arc as essential to the safe operation of a boiler plant e '.he '4ict\ e- or other safety Je\ iecs attached to tiic boiler. I hex dr-raid ke in--ta!!ej in the pipe line between each boiler and the main -team header, when more than one boiler is connected to tiie same header. These \ahes should always be placed so that the pressure in the boiler is tinder the disc. The btop-Check Valve is intended to perform four important func tions in boiler steam piping: First: To act as an automatic non-return valve, preventing a back flow of steam from the main steam header to the boiler to which it is connected, in the event of a failure in that boiler. Second: To assist, when ceasing to fire, in cutting out a boiler. In this case the disc w ill close automatically and prevent header pressure from entering the boiler. Third: To assist in bringing a boiler into service after it has been shut down. This operation requires considerable care when performed manually, but the Stop-Check Valve performs this function auto matically, without pressure iluctuations or disturbance of the water level. Fourth: To act as a "safety first" valve in preventing back flow of steam from the header into a boiler which has been shut down for inspection or repair, should an attendant accidentally open the valve. 250-Pound Ferrosteel: \ callable with flanged ends in either the Straight-Way or \ngle Y-Pactcrn. Seepage 3<H 300-Pound Cast Steel: Available with llanged or butt-welding ends in either the Straight-Way or Angle Y-Pattern See p.ige 504. 400-Pound Cast Steel: \\.al.sbk -\:tr. llanged or butt-welding ends in either the globe or angle pactern. Sec page 30P 600-Pound Cast Steel: Available with llanged or butt-welding ends in either the globe or angle pattern. See p.ige >UP 29 General Description Construction: In design and construction, these valves arc unusually simple, strong, and rugged. Made with but one moving part, the disc, and em bodying only carefully selected materials, they are durably built for long, reliable service. Simplicity of design: Because of the simplicity of design, all internal parts are easily accessible, and w hen the occasion arises, replacements can be made without removing the valve from the line. Manual operation: These valves are equipped with a handwheel which permits them to be closed while under pressure, or if they are already closed auto matically, to hold the disc in the closed position. No mechanical connection is made between the disc and the stem, and when the stem is raised by the handwheel, only the boiler pressure can lift the disc. This equipment for manual operation of the valves is of the outside screw and yoke type, wherein the stem threads arc not directly exposed to the high temperature of the steam. Bonnet joint: The 252-Pound Ferrosteel and 32cPounJ Cast Steel Valves have a male and female bonnet joint, bolted w ith studs driven into the body. The 252-Pound Valves are fitted with a Cranice gasket, and the 322-Pound Valves, with a corru gated soft iron gasket. The 42c and occ-Pound Cast Steel Valves have ring joint bonnet facing, a soft steel ring joint gasket, and Crane Templex Steel through type bolt-studs. Tightness and liberal strength are assured. Body seat ring: The body seat ring is of the shoul der seated type. It is held in place by the removable liner in Ferrosteel Valves and is screwed into the body in Cast Steel Valves. Piston type disc: The piston type disc, operating in the removable liner, is the only pressure actuated part in the valve; see the following page for features and full description of the internal parts of the valve. Stuffing box: All Cast Steel Valves have a lantern type stuffing box equipped with an Ihrigioed steel ball type gland and a steel gland flange. Packing above and below the lantern assures tight sealing. The lantern provides space for a cooling chamber, which is tapped and fitced with a steel plug. Ferrosteel Valves have an exceptionally deep stuffing box. filled with a high grade packing, and fitted with a two-piece gland and gland flange. Repacking: All Stop-Check Valves, when the stem is in the wide open position, can be repacked while under pressure. Code conformance: Crane Ferrosteel and Steel Stop-Check Valves conform to the A.S.M.IS. Boiler Construction Code for Xon-Return Stop Valves. Closing tight against boiler test pressures: All of these Crane Stop-Check Valves can be closed tight against boiler test pressure (one and one-half times the recommended working pressure). For this purpose, 8 and 10-inch 25o-Pound Ferrosteel and 322Pound Steel. $. id. and 12-inch 400-Pound Steel, and 0. S. 12. and u-inch 022-Pound Steel Valves are regularly equipped with a hammer-blow handwheel. Added description, prices, etc. pages 302 to 305 Selecting the proper size pages 306 and 307 302 CRANE Ferrosteel and Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves Features of Crane Stop-Check Valves Cylindrical-shaped disc is the Piston ring adds to Jashpot's Easy regrinding--tapped bos uneirsu\ mg p .it. l.uht in we;Jit .mihtv to avoid rapid disc ses on top of the disc permit with ample -urfeoc. n movements. \\ here pulsations inserting nipples or eye bolts to is spccidlh designed to produce are extremely severe, two facilitate quick removal of the a maximum lift at minimum ve rings can be installed. disc and regrinding. locities. There are no wing guides to cause "spinning" and \ / Dashpot is self-contained in the rapid wear. liner. It provides an effective cushion for the disc to prevent Long throttling lip on disc re pipe line vibrations or hammer tards How when seating position is approached. Disc chattering ing on the seat at low velocities or on pulsating loads. is prevented and wiredrawing of seating surfaces is reduced. Dashpot vent acts as a gover nor to control the disc speed and Flat seats, accurately machined, to tjssure smooth action and 29 facilitate true seating. operation of the valve. Removable liner guides the disc throughout the full travel. Being entirely independent of the body, it is not subject to distortion by expansion strains. Fcrro-tec! Valve--disc is in the open position. Cast Steel Valves feature the same design. Large port areas in the liner produce only a minimum cf ' pressure drop through the valve and assure unrestricted move ment of the disc. Recommendations for Installation Straight-Way Y-Pattern Installed in a horizontal line. HEADER Straight-Way Y-Pattern Installed in a vertical line for upward flow. Angle Y-Pattern In-tailed for upwardto-horizontal ilovv. Crane z^c-Pound Ferrosteel and -joc-Pound Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves are available in two styles, the Straight-Way Y-Pattern and the Angle Y-Pattern. Each style can be used in two positions in a boiler installation as illustrated in the diagrams. The proper method ior draining is shown for each position. Angle Y-Pattern Installed for horiiontal-todovvnvvard Ilovv. For additional description, see page 301. For list prices and dimensions, see pages 303 to 305. For selection of proper size, see pages 306 and 307. CRANE 250-Pound Ferrosteel Stop-Check Valves 303 WORKING PRESSURE 250 pounds steam 450: F. maximum temperature TEST PRESSURE Shell test -- 500 pounds ii\ Jrostatic llv-c \ul\e- are -unable t'or hoiler cc-t condition- one and one-half time- the noirin.il rating to comply with the A.bM.E. Boiler Code. No. 28 E Straight-Way Y-Pattern Size Flanged, F. & D. No. 28 E No. 30 E Important The size of a stop-check valve should be based on the boiler capacity, rather than on the size of the boiler outlet or existing piping. ``Selecting the Proper Size StopCheck Valve" is explained on pages 306 and 307. Cross Section No. 30 E Angle Y-Pattern List Prices Inches IV2 1 3 : 4 5 6 1 8 ! 10 Each' 169.00 : 188.00 , 225.00 300.00 356.00 544.00 900.00 Eachj 169.00 | 188.00 . 225.00 . 300.00 : 356.00 544.00 900.00 29 Service recommendations: Crane Stop-Check Valves are recommended for use in the pipe line between each boiler and the main steam header, when more than one boiler supplies the same header. For complete explanation of this service, see page 301. In addition, these valves render excellent service in discharge lines from boiler feed pumps or from other high pressure pumps where a high quality check valve is desired. Straight-Way Valves may be used in horizontal lines or in vertical lines for upward flow. Angle Valves are suited for horizontal-to-downward flow or for upward-to-horizontai flow. For recommendations on installation, see page 301. Materials and construction: These valves have a Ferrosteel body, bonnet, and yoke. Their renewable liner is made of cast iron. The stem is cold rolled steel, nickel-plated. The seat ring in all sizes and the disc in sizes 5-inch and smaller are made of Crane Special Bronze, a high grade leaded tin bronze; in sizes o-inch and larger, the disc is iron with a Crane Special Bronze seating face and throttling lip. S and 10-inch valves have a hammer-blow handwheel. Flange dimensions and drilling: The end (lunges on these valves conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250 (Bi6b-iq44). They are furnished faced and drilled unless otherwise ordered. List prices include facing and drilling to this Stand ard, and no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Flange facing: The valves are regularly furnished with an American Standard !jrrinch raised face on the end flanges, finished with concentric grooves, approximately 16 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. E Open 1: C C-- Open Size *A *B C D E F G Dimensions, in Inches 2>2 3 4 5 6 8 19 13 143/4 17 19 211 2 26 30 534 61/4 7 7% 834 10i/2 I2V4 5 71/4 7V4 102 1134 ' 1614 ! 173/4 14'2 16'2 18^2 22 251 2 331/4 3734 153/4 ' 193/4 213/4 112534 12914 363/4 4134 13V4 143/4 16 Vi 1912 221/2 283/4 321-j 9 10 10 14 16 20 20 Scrvnght-W u\ Y-P.jtcem "Dinicn-ions "A" and "B" include the J 15-inch raised face on the end flanges. Angle Y-Pjccern General description and features... .pages 301 and 302 Dimensions of end ges page 460 Templates for drilling.. . page 460 304 CRANE 300-Pound Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves 29 Angle Y-Pattcm No. 30 XU Flanged No. 30' 2 XU Butt-Welding WORKING PRESSURES Same as Steel Globe and Angle Valves: see page 143 \ laximum temperature, 850 F. TEST PRESSURE Shell test -- 900 pounds hydrostatic Straight-Way Y-R ,Uc;n" *No. 28 XU Flanged No. 2812 XU Butt-Welding Thc<c valves arc suitable for boiler te^t conditions one and one-half tune- the nominal rating to comply \wth the YSM.E. Boiler Code. Toted 100 ixiunds air-undcr-water Important The size of a stop-check valve should be based on the boiler capacity, rather than on the size of the boiler outlet or existing piping. "Selecting the Proper Size Stop-Check Valve" is ex plained on pages 306 and 307. Cross Section Straight-Wav Y-Pattcrn' No. 28 XU Flanged *No. 28'2 XU Butt-Welding ' \sterisk indicates valve is not illustrated. Flanged, No. 28 XU F.D. & S.F. No. 30 XU No. 284 XU Butt-Welding,: No. 304 XU List Prices Inches 24 t3 8 10 Each 428.00 323.00 700.00 855.00 1070.00 1607.00 2417.00 Each 428.00 523.00 700.00 855.00 1070.00 1607.00 2417.00 Each 428.00 523.00 700.00 855.00 1070.00 1607.00 2417.00 Each 428.001523.00 700.00 855.00 1070.00 1607.00 2417^00 Service recommendations: Crane 3co-Pound Flanged valves: The end flanges on flanged valves Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves perform all the duties conform to the American Standard for 3zz-Pound of a non-return boiler stop valve efficiently and com Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, B10C-103Q. pletely. For explanation, see page 301. They are furnished faced, drilled, and spot faced Wherever check valves of outstanding quality are desired, such as in discharge lines from boiler feed pumps or from other high pressure pumps, these valves render excellent service. (F.D. & S.F.), having an American Standard J^-inch raised face, finished with concentric grooves, approxi mately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Straight-Way Valves may be used in horizontal lines or in vertical lines for upward flow. Angle Valves may be used for upward-horizontal flow or for hori zontal-downward flow. See page 301 for installation. A smooth finish on the '/fd-inch raised face or ring joint, male, female, or other types of facing can be furnished when so ordered; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. f3-inch Cranelap Joints: When 3-1'nch 300-Pound Materials and construction: These valves have Valves with ring joint facing are to be bolted to high quality materials throughout. The body, Cranelap Joints, orders must so specify. They re bonnet, and removable liner are Crane No. 4 Carbon- quire a groove of special diameter; see page 470 for Molybdenum Alloy Steel; the stem and the seac ring are Fxelloy; the disc is Stellite faced Xo. 4 Steel : ' dimensions. and the \oke bushing is cast manganese bronze. Butt-welding valves: Butt-welding valves have the Triplex Steel studs equip the bonnet joint; 8 and ends bored to match the inside diameter of Standard ic-ineh sizes have a hammer-blow handwheel. pipe (heaviest weight on 3 and 10-inch sizes). 5truight-\Y:\ Y-P:t:crn Flanged or clJing Size Dimensions, in Inches 2li 3 4 ,5 6.8 10 |A 13 143/4 ' 17 1 19 : 214 1, 26 30 iB 5% . 6/4 7 7% 834 104 1214 C 912 94 U4 134 16 20 23 D 174 18''2 23 25 1 29' '2 364 43 E 20'2 214 264 29 334 404 474 F 16 164 21 224 264 32 38 G 10 10 14 16 18 20 20 +".\" and' B" include the 1 ui 1 nchrai-edi --c on the end danger. General description and features. . pages 301 and 302 Dimensions of end flanges ........... ................. PaSe 461 Templates for drilling............................................. P<*ge 461 Open Angie Y-lNuun Flanged or Butt-Ys elding CRANE 400 and 600-Pound Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves 305 WORKING PRESSURES t-arne as Steel Globe and Angle Valves; see page 243, Maximum temperature, 9503 F. TEST PRESSURES 400-Pound Valves Shell test -- 1200 pounds hydrostatic 6co-Pound \'aIves Shell test -- 1800 pounds hydrostatic 400 and oOO-Pound Valves are uituNc lor boiler te-c condi tion- one and one-h.ilf times the nominal raring to comply with the A.S.XI.U. Boiler tiode. All valves are tested 100 pounds air-undcr-water Cross Section, Globe Pattern 400-Pound No. 164 U, Flanged 'No. 164'/2 U, Butt-Welding 600-Pound No. 179 U, Flanged *No. 1791/2 U, Butt-Welding Important The size of a stop-check valve should be based upon the boiler capacity, rather than on the size of the boiler out let or existing piping. "Selecting the Proper Size Stop-Check Valve" is ex plained on pages 306 and 307. `Valve is not illustrated. 400-Pound Globe Pattern 'No. 164 U, Flanged *No. 164y2 U, Butt-Welding 600-Pound Globe Pattern *No. 179 U, Flanged No. 1791/2 U, Butt-Welding 400-Pound Angle Pattern *No. 166 U. Flanged *No. I66V2 U, Butt-Welding 600-Pound Angle Pattern No. 180 U, Flanged *No. I8OI/2 U, Butt-Welding For proper operation, valves must be in stalled with the stem in a Vertical position. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions SizeInches 2`/> \ f3 4 1 5 j 6 j 8 1 10 , 12 Flanged, Nos. 164 U or 166 U, 400-Pound F.D. & S.F. Nos. 179 U or 180 U, 600-Pound 1 | (803.00(1056.00|1228.00| 1802.00,2907.00,4790.00 )532.00(606.00,983.00,1294.00|1507.00|2227.0014037.00,5977.00 Nos. 164V2 U or I66V2 U, 400-Pound Butt-Welding Nos. 1791/2 U or 180y2 U, 600-Pound | 1 ,803.00,1056.00.1228.00(1802.0012907.00,4790.00 |532.001606.001983.00 j 1294.0011507.0012227.0014037.00 (5977.00 Dimensions, in Inches Globe Angle {Face to face, or end to end Center to top, open {Center to face, or center to end Center to top, open 13 24 6V2 233/4 14 18 26I/4 1 2834 79 26 28 201/2 33 101/4 32 23 371/2 111/2 36 28 471/2 14 4434 32i/2 561/2 I6V4 5314 42 663/4 21 631/2 Diameter of wheel 10 12 14 16 20 26 30 30 {Face to face and center to face dimensions include the 14-inch male face on the end Manges. Materials and construction; The materials from which the parts of these valves are made are of exceptionally high quality. Crane No. 4 CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Steel body, bonnet, and liner; Stellite faced No. 4 Allov seat and disc; and Exelloy stem. The bonnet joint utilizes a soft steel ring joint gasket and Crane Templex Steel bolt-studs. The general construction of these valves follows those described on pages 301 and 302. except for the stem position, the bonnet joint, and the mate rials. 4CoPound Valves 8-inch and larger and 000Pound Valves b-inch and larger have a hammerblow handwheel. Flanged valves; The end flanges on 400 and bocPound Flanged V alves conform respectively to the 900 and 1500-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Alloy Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves For higher pressures, Crane has developed the Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valve. For complete de scription. see pages 214 and 215. 400 and 6oo-Pound American Standards for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iQ3Q. The valves are furnished faced, drilled, and spot faced (F.D. & S.F.), and have an American Standard 14inch male face (large male) on the end flanges, fin ished with concentric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a `'serrated" finish. A smooth finish or ring joint, female, or other types of facing can be furnished; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. t3-inch Cranelap Joints: When 3-inch ooc-Pound Valves with ring joint facing are to be bolted to Cranelap Joints, orders must specify; they require a groove of special diameter fdimensions on page 4701. Butt-welding valves; Orders for butt-welding valves must specify the inside diameter of the pipe or its wall thickness so that the valve ends can be bored to match the pipe. General description and features.. .pages 301 and 302 Templates for drilling........................................ page 462 Dimensions of end flanges.................................page 462 29 306 CRANE Crane Bolted Bonnet Stop-Check Valves Selecting the Proper Size--Determining Pressure Drop A proHcm confronting the power piping designer is the ^election of the best *n:e of stop-check valve for hi* **r\icc *<>-x:,t: Thi* type tithe ha< a float ing disc member, hence it is important the valve he sized to pros ids full Jase lift under conditions prevailing during the major portion of the service life of the installation, if the valve is too large, the disc will llout in a partially open position: this may result in fluttering of the disc and rapid wear of valve parts. Conversely, if the valve is too small, pressure drop will be excessive. Crane has conducted numerous tests both in the laboratory and in the held over a period of manv tears to establish the ilo.t characteristics of Crane Stop-Check Valves. As a result. Crane Engineers have developed the chart shown on the opposite page. The chart is a graphical solution of the (low formula and incorporates the valve flow factors which were determined by test. Its use offers a simple and direct method of determining the best size of stopcheck valve, as well as the pressure drop under vary ing conditions of flow, without any computation. How to Use the Chart Shown on the Opposite Page Given: Steam Prc--urc............ >00 pounds per sq, in., gauge Steam Temperature mlT F. Flow Rate , 100.000 pounds per hour, maximum Find: V.ibc Catalog Vo and N-*t dee for above installation 29 Solution: Referenee to the pro**ure-compcracurc rating* on page 241 indicate*- a valve of the 100-pound pressure class will be required. Therefore, the follow mg valve* may be u-ed Globe. No. 34 XL . Flanged or ;*o. 341 * XL'. Butt-Welding Angle. X'o 40 XL'. Flanged or No. 401! XU. Butt-Welding The choice between the globe and angle, as well as between flanged and butt-welding ends depends, of course, upon the piping arrangement and local condition*. Voir follow the text helou ami proceed os indicated by the arrous on the chart. 1. Enter the chart at the lower left at a temperature of 750 F. Move vertically upward to the curved line for 300 psi gauge pressure, then horizontally to the right to establish a point on the specific volume line. From this point, draw a diagonal line through the flow- rate being investigated (100,000 pounds per hour) and establish a point on Index 1. 2. From the point on Index 1, draw another diagonal line through any assumed valve size, for example the 8-inch size, and establish a point on Index z. N'owmove horizontally to the diagonal line in the right hand portion of the chart which represents the pres sure drop through the valve being investigated. Where these lines intersect, read the pressure drop as o psi for the 8-inch 300-Pound Globe Valve and 10 psi for the 8-inch 3CC-Pound Angle Valve. Chart solutions resulting in a point on Index 2 that falls below the Line A-A for 250 and 300-Pound Valves, or below Line B-B for 400 and 6oo-Pound Valves, indicate the valve disc will not be fully lifted under the flow conditions used. Operation under such conditions is not recommended but, at times, must be tolerated for short periods during the low load portion of the operating cycle. 4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for all ocher probable sizes and determine the pres sure drop and mini mum flow rate for the w ide open position. Results are shown at the right. 5. Since the flow Valve Sire Pressure Drop : Minimum .it Maximum Flow Rate Flow- Rate of lor 100 000 1b*. Wide Open per hour Valve |,-ch, (In P*ii Globe ' \ngle per '.cur 34 3o 34 dull -- x 0 10 43 000 10 3.S 4.3 oVOlHl ---------------------- -------- ^-- rate of 100,000 pounds per hour is designated as maximum, it may be assumed thcboiierwil! frequently be operated at lower flow rates. On this basis, the 12inch size would obviously be too large and pressure drop through the b-inch valve would probably be considered excessive. The choice between the 8 or ro-inch size depends upon the load-demand curve, and the final selection rests with the piping designer. 6. A typical daily load-demand curve, shown in the chart below, indicates the advisable size is 1 clinch. Minimum flow rates for a fully lifted disc for both 8 and 10-inch sizes are shown in the chart. The disc will not be fully lifted for about 7 hours in the 8-inch valve and for about io}4 hours in the ic-inch valve. However, since the pressure drop for the 10-inch is so much lower during high-load operation, it appears to be a better choice than the 8-inch. Pressure drop for any intermediate flow condition can be determined as outlined in Steps 1 and 2. Typical Daily Load-Demand Curve 3. Enter the chart where Line A-A intersects Index 2. Move diagonallv upward through the size being investigated (8-inch) and establish a second point on index 1. From this point, extend a line to the specific volume established in Step 1, and at its intersection with the flow rate line, read 42,000 pounds per hour as the minimum flow rate at which the disc vv ill be in the fully lifted position. The pres sure drop at this flow rate is t.o psi for globe and 2.1 psi for angle valves. At all flow rates less than 42.222 pounds per hour through S-inch valves, the pressure drop mav be expressed as "less than 1.0 psi for globe and "less than 2.1 psi" for angle valves. time of day Selecting Proper Size Stop-Check (Cont.) CRANE 307 a. < 5 ro> z sIcN' Ltf <W/> cc 1,000' SHHDKI `HZIS HA1VA l XHQxMI n------- r SCJ fO X "Oi <rS r fti 11 inii|imjniij inTTTiTTrrmir rm i ri f i~r~j iTjini)**u[1 j,n'|iMJ|mi| T| I mi/ II I I ) I I ITTl 111} 11111 l'l "l 11MTIIII ll'|' | I I 11 Ml I o o o ooo o o ^ o o oo o o o oo o o oo o o o o oO lO tsOO o' ` o O O o' oo' / <6 N C0 9>0 M anoH Had saNnod ni auth ao axva AV \/ amod dad xaaa Diana ni awniOA. DiaiDSdS g < 03 Uto1 a ow C w 0 H < a m 1 ('opytiKlu liy ( liinc ('(>. 308 CRANE 250-Pound Ferrosteel Blow-Off Valves WORKING PRESSURE 250 pounds boiler blow-off service HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 550 pounds seat -- 800 pounds shell BOILER CODE REQUIREMENTS Nos. 303 anu loija 'I'-Pattern Tubes do not comply with the requirements of the rqqo edition of the A.S..M.E. Boiler Code. \os. ;oc and 301 Valves comply with the Code for bottom blow-off. except that the maximum allowable work ing pressure under the Code is itz pounds instead of 230. .Angle Valves No. 390 Screwed No. 391 Ranged List Prices. Each Size Inches l*i 2 212 Angle No. 390, Screwed 1 36.50 45.50 1 61.00 No. 391. Flanged. F. & D. 1 40.00 1 50.00 ' 67.00 No. 393. Screwed 1 36.50 45.50 i 61.00 Y-Pattern No. 3931/?. Flanged. F. & D. l 40.00 50.00 | 67.00 Body Seat Ring replacement rarts Disc 2.00 2.70 1 3.50 4.40 5.20 1 6.00 Y-Pattern Wives No. 393 Screwed No. 3931 2 Ranged Service recommendations: These valves have the valves from becoming inoperative due to scale 29 been particularly designed for boiler blow-off service, and foreign matter jamming the threads. All parts of but are also well suited for blow-off service on tanks these valves are sturdily constructed. or receivers where dirty, gritty water is to be handled. The stuffing box is unusually deep and holds ample Features of construction: The valves are made high grade packing, eliminating frequent repacking. with a renewable seat and slip-on disc, in order to Materials: The body and bonnet are Ferrosteel, a permit quick repair. Contrary to ordinary globe high grade cast iron. Cast iron, proven very satis valve construction, the seating surface in these valves factory for blow-off service is used also for the disc is on the outside of the seat ring where it is protected and body seat ring. The stem is Cast Manganese from the cutting effect of the water passing the seat. Bronze. The two-piece gland consists of an Ihrigized The bonnet is held to the body with two bolts, which steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. facilitates dismantling the valve for inspection and Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the Ameri repair. The outside screw and yoke construction can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 230 (No. keeps the stem threads outside the flow of water: it B-ibb-iQ44). They have a J^-inch raised face, and improves the life of the stem threads and prevents are furnished faced" and drilled (F. & D.). Size Angle Valves Dimensions, in Inches IH/zl 2 i2i/2-Size Center to end. No. 390 Center to face. No. 391 Center to top, open Diameter of wheel 4 i 4V * 5 ' 4!/2 | 5 534 Y-Pattern 121/2 133/4 15V2 Valves 8 1 9 10 End to end. No. 393 Face to face, No. 393 V2 Center to rim of wheel, open Diameter of wheel Templates for drilling and flange dimensions.. . .page 460 1 1V4 1 2 1 2 Vi 71/41 8 1 9 Vs 97-s 11 12`/4 123/4 14 ,153A 8 ; 9 10 Cast Steel Sliding Stem Blow-Off Valve No. 1848 Screwed Cast Steel Body Exeiloy Se.it--MiJ Stem ytelhtc Faced Steel Di-c WORKING PRESSURE 350 pounds saturated steam The No. 1848 Valve is recommended for blow-off lines on high pressure oil or gas field boilers such as are used for deep well drilling operations. The long lever and sliding stem construction enable the user to open the valve quickly and easily. The valve closes automatically with the pressure when the lever is released. The body is made of cast steel. The body seat ring is made of Exelloy and is renewable. _ .. The cap and the one-piece ,,List Price and Dimensions_____________________ disc and stem are made ot- Size Inches 2 forged steel. I he disc is No. 1848, Screwed Each 146.00 faced with Stellite and End to end Inches 6% the lower end ot the stem Center of stem to end of lever Inches 17 Vs is nickel-plated. CRANE 309 300-Pound Steel Locomotive Steam Heat End Valves Patent Pending) WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam, ccc~ F. max. comp. TEST PRESSURES Shell -- 600 pounds hydrostatic Seats -- 300 pounds hydrostatic No. 1815 P Straight-Way With Ring Joint Faced Flanges for Quick Coupling Adaptation These valves are designed for easy manual operation and dependability under severe oper ating conditions. Rugged construction, speci alized two-disc design, and high grade materi als assure efficient performance, whether the requirements are to shut off flow, to provide full flow, or to effect a reduction in flow (bleed). No. 1816 P Angle With Screwed Female Inlet anj Outlet Two-Disc Design Provides Three-Position Operation Inlet hodv has an integral cyl inder forming a pi-ton chamber in which the main disc rides. Pinion gear, integral with stem, engage1: the rack. As the stem is rotated clockwise, the rack lifts the pilot disc, and subse quently, the main disc from their seats. Removal of plug on straight-wav valve permits installation of a steam trap to drain condensa tion. Angle valve drains auto matically when valve is open. Section of Straight-Way Valve in horizontal position with main and pilot discs closed. Outlet body has integral -eats. Pilot disc is held clo-ed bv the pressure load. It can be lifted off its seat to a bleed position by a 21 clockwise rotation of the stem. This po-ition is retained until further rotation of the stem, up to 180, opens the main disc for full How. Main disc has plug type seating face, tc is held closed by the pressure load and remains closed while the pilot disc is in the bleed position. 29 Bleed position: To avoid freezing of lines and valves during cold weather, a low rate of flow is required to provide rapid movement of steam and evacuation of condensate. To accomplish this func tion, the stem is rotated clockwise approximately 250; this lifts the pilot disc from its seat and permits restricted flow; the main disc remains closed. At this point, a detent cam at the end of the stem pre sents a depression into which a spring-actuated roller snaps, retaining the pilot disc in the bleed position until further rotation of the stem is effected. Open position: Additional clockwise rotation of the stem (250 to iSo) causes the detent cam to leave its position. lifts the pilot disc so that flow through its seat opening is no longer restricted, and lifts the main disc to permit full flow. When the valve is wide open, the detent cam once again presents a depression into which the spring-actuated roller snaps, retaining the main disc in the wide open position. Closed position: A 1S00 counter-clockwise rotation of the stem closes the valve completely. 1Materials: The valves have a cast steel inlet body with an internal, integral cylinder. The outlet body is made of Exelloy and has integral seating faces. The stem and rack are aluminum bronze; the ex ternal end of the stem is machined for an AAR Universal Joint connection. Both main disc and pilot disc are made of Crane N'o. 4q Nickel Alloy. The cover, made of cast steel, is held in place by means of Triplex Steel studs and is fitted with a Cranite gasket. Installation: The valves should be installed with the pressure above the discs; an arrow cast on the body indicates the correct direction of flow. Blowing new lines clear before installing the valves will assure proper action. Where excessive dirt, pipe scale, etc., are encountered, the use of a sediment separator is recommended; see pages 356 and 337. SizeInches List Prices, Each D/2 No. 1815 P, Straight-Way312.50 No. 1816 P, Angle' 312.50 These valves are furnished without a handle: their -tom end is machined for an AAR Universal Joint connection. 600-Pound Steel Values for Locomotive Service page 240 Dimensions will be furnished on application. 310 CRANE Iron Body Back Pressure Valves Weighted for back pressures up to 5 pounds Service recommendations: These valves are ideal for use on non-condensing engine installations, where the exhaust steam is largely used for heating, and where the valve, therefore, is not called upon to operate frequently. For vacuum service, use Sprint; Loaded V alves shown below. Construction: The valves have an iron "ud;.. cap, and weight, and a brass seat and disc or disc face. The lever made of malleable iron, and tin adjustable weight are mounted on the cap on screwed valves mot illustrated), and on the side of the valve body on flanged valves. Dimensions of end flanges conform to the \merican Cast I ron Flange Standard, Class 1:5 1B10.1 104S). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Prices of flanged valves include lacing and drilling to the 25-Pound American Tenta tive Cast Iron Flange Standard. No deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Same dimension'' -ipplv for vertical position. 29 No. 384. Screwed Nor Illustrated) No. 385. Flanged 'fllu-tr.itcdi Screwed \.ihcs arc u<ed only in a vertical portion. Flanged valves can be ucd in a horizontal or verti cal position (the \cmcal position is preferred because wear is reduced). List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Sire Inches 2 __ __4_ 5 No. 384, Screwed 40.50 47750" 55.00 No. 385, Flanged, F. & D. WsToif 13o700 A 612 7 ~8 Dimensions in Inches B 'C 1D !E 121/2 141/4 4 : 41/2 61/2 63/4 I6V4 51/4 734 1112 13 183/4 201.2 7 1 71/2 9' 2 101 2 b i72.00 14 24 71-2 II34 8 __ 328.00 191 2 26i ( 9'4 14 Iron Body Relief and Back Pressure Valves Spring Loaded Service recommendations: These valves are used as back pressure valves between the exhaust from auxiliary engines and condensers, and as exhaust relief valves on condensers to protect the equipment if the vacuum is lost. Although they are primarily intended for marine service, they are also suitable for stationary plants. Materials: The body and bon net are cast iron; the seat, disc, stem, gland, and stem hole bush ing are brass. Features of design: These valves have a deep stuffing box, an adjustable popping chamber which assures a high disc lift, large discharging capacity, and definite opening and closing pressures. The blow-down of Cross Section pressure can be regulated w ith No. 4387, Horizontal out dismantling the valve. When desired, the valves can be manually opened and left in that position; turning the handwheel to the left gradually releases the spring tension, and when the spring is no longer under compression, the disc is lifted from its seat. Pressure setting: When relieving to atmosphere, the valves are set at any specified pressure from 10 to 3 5 pounds gauge. They can be used for discharging into a vacuum but are then set at a lower gauge pres sure of from 1 to 20 pounds to com pensate for the vacuum on the outlet side. Information required: Orders and inquiries should specify the pressure on the inlet side, the pres sure or inches of vacuum on the outlet, and the back pressure to be maintained. Capacities will be furnished on application. No. 4389, Angle List Prices and Dimensions Sire No. 4387 or No. 4389. F. & D. Center to face Center to top. open Diameter of wheel Inches 2' 2 3 4 5 6 ,8 Each 255.00 285.00 370.00 505.00 600 Jbo 900.60 Inches 41/4 43.4 53/4 6>, : 7 934 Inches 14 16 21 251/2 , 28 , 34 Inches 6 7 9 10 10 12 Templates for drilling . page 4S9 End flanges: The dimen sions and drilling of end flanges conform to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Stand ard, Class 125 (Bio.i-iq+d). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. I* CRANE 311 McAlear Back Pressure and Atmospheric Relief Valves Weight Loaded Service recommendations: The No. 045 Back Pressure Wlvc is of the single-seated vertical type, and is recommended for operation with condensing and non-condensing engines. When used in connection with condensing engines, the valve w ill he equipped w ith water sealed, vacuumtight seat rings. When used with non-condensing engines, it will main tain automatically, within the pressure limits in dicated below, any desired back pressure on the exhaust line so that the steam may be used for heat ing or any other low pressure service. This valve also operates dependably as an atmos pheric relief valve. When specified for this service, the valve is furnished with scale weights, in addition to the ball weight. These scale weights are placed on the opposite end of the lever so that the valve will open automatically and permit the exhaust steam to escape to atmosphere. Operating pressures: The body of this valve will withstand steam working pressures up to 125 pounds. In sizes 2 to 8 inches it will maintain a back pres sure up to 10 pounds; larger sizes, up to 6 pounds. Construction: The No. 04 s is reg ularly made with a semi-steel body, No. 645 Cro<s Section brass trim, and flanged ends. Sizes 2 to 24-inch are available fiz to 24-inch with flanged door only). Noiseless, steadied operation upon closing is assured by an outside oil dashpot. When ordering: Specify the catalog number and size: whether the valve is for use in connection with condensing or non-condensing engines, and whether for back pressure or atmospheric relief, [f for back pressure, specify the pressure to be maintained and the service for which the exhaust steam is to be used. Companion flanges are extra and are furnished only when ordered. Face to Face, in Inches Size ' 2 ;22' 5 ' 4 ' 6 ' 8 10 1 12 I 14 1 16 Face to face 7\2'7V2 S\z 8%'lO^ 12/4 15 i: 15; 171/4 1 18 29 Fisher Pressure Relief Valves Spring Loaded Service recommendations: The No. 555 Pressure Relief Valve is used to auto matically maintain a constant upstream or back pressure. It is designed for throttling relief service on water, oil, steam, air, gas, and other fluids. A wide range of diaphragm sizes and springs allows adaptation to many back pressure installations. Construction: The double port and bal anced inner valve has beveled ground seats and is connected to the valve stem by a patented "Flexaline" connection. Single seated bodies, with either a compo sition disc or with a bevel seated inner valve, are also available. The extra heavy enclosed yoke protects the spring from dirt and weather. A long, high quality steel spring assures freedom from any change in the control point. Installation: The valves can be installed with the diaphragm either above or below the pipe line. The inner valve is inverted; the body can be easily turned over for conversion to a reduc- No. 555 ing valve. Cross Section Types Available, Rang of Sizes, and Ratings Types Available High-Tensile Iron Body Screwed with Bronze or Stainless Steel Trim Flanged Screwed Cast Steel Body with Stainless Steel Trim Flanged Range of Sizes Working Pressures Psi Deg. F. Psi Deg. F. l2 to 2-inch 250 410' 125-Pound 1 1 to 8-inch 125 ` 360= 250-Pound 1 to 8-inch ! 250 ' 410 2 to 2-inch ! 600 8005 150-Pound 1 to 8-inch 150 500= 0O OO 300-Pound 1 to 8-inch ! 300 400-Pound 1 to 8-inch 400 600-Pound 1 to 8-inch 600 800' i OO p 1 400 100' 175 1 100 400 > 100' 1200 100' 230 100' S' 600 800 1200 00 0 0 Relief Pressure Ranges Nominally Standard !; to 2 p-i 1 to 4 p-i 2 to 5 p-i 3 to 10 p<i 5 to I? p-i 10 to 35 p-i 20 to 55 p-i 30 to 75 p-i 40 to 100 p-i Prices on application 312 CRANE Nordstrom Lubricated Plug Valves Pressure Lubricated Standard Type Nordstrom lubricated plug valves meet the demands of the piping industry, particularly in the petroleum, refin ing, gas, and chemical fields. The salves are suitable for an extreme range of working pressures. The functions of pressure lubrication in Nordstrom valves are: (i) hydrau lic action, keeping plug in free work ing condition; (i) maintain positive seal against internal and external leakage; (3) free turning, even of the largest sizes and against heavy differ ential pressure; (4) protection of work ing surfaces from wear and corrosion. t Hypreseal Type 29 Standard type; These valves are for industrial Hypreseal type; This valve has an inverted, full- services and are furnished for working pressures of floating plug, with separate adjusting and rotating zco pounds and higher. They are available in semi members located at opposite ends of the plug. The steel and Xordco steel, with a bolted gland in the stem is independent of the plug, except that the tw o larger sizes and a screwed gland in the smaller sizes; parts are coupled as to rotation by a floating equali \\ ith screwed or flanged ends; wrench or gear opera zer ring. A plastic packing, injected under pressure tion; and regular, venturi, gate valve replacement, applies a plastic seal on stem threads. This valve can or multiport patterns. be repacked under full working pressure. 4b ik Features No. 142 No. 143 Non-sticking plug; In all Nordstrom valves, lubricant forced in under pres sure produces a momentary unseating movement of the plug, which overcomes any adhesion and, because of the taper, creates space for a lubricant film be tween plug and body. The unseating occurs only at the time of lubrication; therefore, the seat is not exposed to line fluid. The tapered form of plug and seat provides an intimate fit, regardless of the absence of a lubricant or of the thickness of lubricant film. Positive rotary action: These valves are built on the tapered rotary prin ciple. The taper of the plug and seat maintains an intimate working contact between the two parts at all times. Since the valve is opened and closed by rotation only, and not by raising and lowering the movable valve member, the vital seating surfaces are self-protecting and self-cleaning. No. 167 No. 305 9t$i No. Size Inches 142 1 to 4 143 1 to 4 *143 6 to 12 *149 6 to 12 114 1 2 to 3 115 1 to 4 167 4 to 12 167 14 and 16 214 1 '2 to 3 305 2 to 4 524 I2 to 4 824 1 2 to 4 +2815 1 to 3 12965 4 and 6 23141 2 to 4 24191 6 and 8 "Shore Venturi Partem. Semi-Steel Valves Ends Working Pressure Pounds SWP 1 WOG Screwed 175 Flanged 175 Flanged 125 200 Flanged 125 200 Screwed 125 200 Flanged 125 200 Flanged 125 200 Flanged 125 175 Screwed 250 400 Flanged 250 400 Screwed 250 ' 500 Screwed 800 Flanged 150 Flanged 250 Dresser 175 Dresser 200 tl-ccam-Jacketed. Test Pressure Pounds Operation 350 350 400 400 400 400 400 350 800 800 1000 1600 300 500 350 400 Wrench Wrench Wrench Worm Gear Wrench Wrench Spur Gear Worm Gear Wrench Wrench Wrench Wrench Wrench ' Wrench Wrench Wrench No. 524 Prices on application CRANE 313 Nordstrom Lubricated Plug Valves (Cont.) No. 424 No. 2S1 5 No. 2965 No. 23141 No. 24191 Steel Valves No. Size. Inches Ends Steel -- 1924 2 to 4 Screwed Carbon 1925 1 to 4 Flanged | Carbon 1985 6 and 8 Flanged Carbon 1989 *4169 2024 2025 11945 21949 *14249 ' 6 to 12 10 to 24 1 2 to 4 1 to 4 2 to 6 6 to 12 10 to 16 1 Flanged ' Flanged Screwed Flanged Flanged Flanged Flanged Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon `Venturi Pattern. tl lypreI'Odl. A.S.A. Rating 150 150 150 150 150 300 300 150 150 300 Operation Wrench Wrench Wrench Worm Gear Worm Gear Wrench Wrench Wrench Worm Gear Worm G,ear No. 3402 3412 3422 3403 3413 3423 3469 3479 Semi-Steel Multiport Valves Size Inches Ends Working Pressure Test Pounds Pressure ! SWP WOG Pounds 1 Port 1 2 to 21/2 Screwed 1 2 2 \ 2 Screwed \'l tO 212 Screwed i > :> to 2V2 Flanged 11.2 to 21,2 Flanged 11.2 to 2'2 Flanged 6 to 12 Flanged 16 Flanged 6 to 12 .Flanged 16 Flanged 6 to 12 Flanged 16 Flanged 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 175 350 200 f 400 175 350 200 400 175 350 3-way. 2-port 3-wav. 3-port 4-way 3-way. 3-port 3-way, 3-port ` 4-way 3-way, 2-port `3-way, 2-port '3-way, 3-port '3-way, 3-port '4-way 4-way Operation Wrench Wrench Wrench Wrench Wrench Wrench Worm Gear Worm Gear Worm Gear Worm Gear Worm Gear Worm Gear Carbon Steel Multiport Valves No. Size, Inches Ends A.S.A. Rating Port 1 Operation --4802 ~ 4812 4822 ' 4803 | > 2 to 21.2 1/2 to 2*2 1/2 to 2',2 1V2 to 2l/2 ! Screwed | Screwed \ 1 Screwed : 1 Flanged 1 300 300 300 300 3-way, 2-port 3-way, 3-port 4-way 3-way, 2-port 1 | i | Wrench Wrench Wrench Wrench 4813 ! 1V2 to 21 2 | Flanged 1 4823 1*2 to 21 2 Flanged 300 300 3-way, 3-port 1 4-way 1 Wrench Wrench >o. 1018 1004 10.56 2222 Air. Meter. Gauge, and Service Cocks Type Si=e | Inches Ends Working Pressure Pounds WOG % leter & Air Cocks Service Cocks Service Cocks Gauge Cocks 1 *>, 1 3g to lh 3,4 to 2 V4* 12 Screwed Screwed Dresser Screwed i 25 40 40 2000 Operation Wrench Wrench Wr. -eh Wrench Nordstrom Valve Lubricants Nordstrom valve lubricants are compounded in various consistencies and formulas to obtain the best results in specific services. Information and recommendations will be furnished on request. Two basic types are available: Nordcoseal--the standard non-comprcssiblc type of lubricant. Hypermatic--the miracle lubricant. Com erts Nordstrom Valves to automatic lubrication. Both lubricants arc available in stick or in bulk form. Users should closely follow the recommendations and instructions pertaining to each lubricant. Prices on application No. 1924 No. 4169 No. 2025 No. 1949 No. 3402 No. 3412 No. 3422 No. 3469 No. 3479 No. 3489 4 No. 1018 No. 1036 No. 2024 29 No. 1945 No. 3403 No. 3413 No. 3423 No. 4802 No. 4812 No. 4822 No. 2222 314 CRANE Clayton Valves The Clayton line of valve equipment is founded upon three irwin elements: (i) the Hy-Trol Valve; (z) the Power-Trol Valve; and (3) Feather-Touch Controls. The Hy-Trol is the basic valve which can be furnished with a variety of Feather-Touch Controls to simplify the control of liquids or gases for almost any application within the temperature limits of zoo0 F. and pressures in either the 150 or 300pound class. The Power-Trol, also basic, has nu merous applications when used with one or more Feather-Touch Controls. No. 100 Hy-Trol Valve NVv IOO-P Prm/^r-Tml Valv/ Hy-Trol Valve: The \'o. ico Hy-Trol Valve is of a Power-Trol Valve: The Xo. 100-P Power-Trol modified globe design, employing a diaphragm as the Valve is designed primarily for gasoline, aromatic means of operation, ft may be operated hydraulically liquids, oils, or gases, where an independent source 29 or pneumatically, and may be installed in a hori of pressure for both opening and closing is desirable. zontal, vertical, or inverted position. The Hy-Trol The pressure of the operating medium, either water Valve is designed to handle water, oil, or gas, with or air, need be no greater than the line pressure. either direct or remote control. This valve is also used on low pressure service. Hydraulic Forway Valve Vacuum Relief Valve No. 31 Vacuum Relief Valve trol operation of fluid motors, hydraulic cylinders, pistons, and similar power devices. It operates efficiently on either air or water at pressures up to 300 pounds per square inch, and is made in the ?4-inch pipe size only. The Forway is actually four Hy-Trol Valves com bined in one brass housing. The valve seats are brass; the diaphragm and discs are synthetic rubber. Cla-Val pilot controls, such as the Manual, Solenoid, Float or Float Chamber, and Pressure Differential, are used to actuate the valve. The valve and pilot control provide an easy, dependable means of greatly increasing the operations that can be elfieiently handled by remote hydraulic control. The Forway Valve is installed on or near the power device, and the pilot control at a convenient remote location. The controlling fluid, transmitted by means of copper tubing, may be the same line pressure as handled by the Forway or an independent source of air or water under pressure. The Xo. 31 Vacuum Relief Valve is of the pressure type design for operation on the supply side of a control valve. The stem of the valve has a tubular opening through which pressure flows to the cover chamber, forcing the diaphragm and disc assembly to the closed position. The valve remains closed under normal pressure. It will open as soon as the pressure drops below zero, and as the water flows out of the valve cover into the line, atmospheric pressure forces the valve open to admit air. The inlet ports are designed to admit the full capa city of the valve seat area w ithout restriction. The Xo. 31 Valve is available in the i-inch size of all brass construction. In the z-inch size, the valve is of cast iron construction and is equipped with brass working parts. The disc and diaphragm are made of a special nonmetallic material which will not scick or vulcanize to the seat. Prices on application CRANE Clayton Valves 315 Remote Controls Type CS Solenoid Controls ,i\ u-cd e\tin-i\cl\ for autom .tic o:\i\ition of val\cs .r kn-*. sprinkler -- urn-., <iiiJ automatic lire 'lote-uon equipment. The . kctric actuator may be a float or pressure switch, lime clock, or thermostat. The control is available in lie, 220, or 440 colt A.C... 5: or oc cycles, and in a variety of D.C. voltages. The Solenoid, ruggedly con structed for service, is housed in a steel ease. Installation may be directly on the valve or at anv convenient remote location. Type CM Controls, known <1S Cl.iuon heather- Touch C.ontrols permit i\. mot. -un:ro| of (low on O : vi ! {.. I rol or Power-I mi \ :i\es. ITe controls, and multiport Pilot valves. e-ramne-l w ith various types of actu ators, are designed tv) trans mit the flow of non-eorro'ive liquids or gases for hydraulic or pneumatic operation of valves. 'T Type C.\ I Controls are actu ated manually, electrically. Type CM Mcitui il Com:-'' hydraulically, or by means of a float. These control- are available with as many as twelve outlets. Remote Controls for Float Valves The Float Control and Float Chamber illus trated are ideal for the remote control of the Hy-Trol or Power-Trol Valve. An actu ating force is hydraulically transmitted from a pilot control by means of either flexible tubing or small pipe. Line pressure is generally used for operation; however, an independent p source of pressure may be used. Type CFl-AI Roue (`nnri'ol ; The controls are furnished with tubing for installing ^ valves at a 12-foot distance. Type CFi-Ai Float Control regulates the Hy- Trol \ alve for open tank service. The control is mounted in the tanks; the valve is installed in the line either above or below- the control. Any level differential up to 24 inches can be maintained by adjusting the upper and low er stop collars on the float rod. Type CFC2-A1 Float Chamber is designed for use w ith the Hy-Trol Valve, where an external installation is desired. The vertical distance is limited by flow ing pressure at the valve inlet, which is popular on feed water heaters, closed surge tanks, etc. The control is tapped for i-inch pipe connections. 29 Automatic Valves No. 124 Float Valves, completeiyhydraulic in operation, automati cally maintain maxi mum and minimum levels at any desired point. They are used No. 124 Glo'.'e IVoe I lo.r V .he for water service at moderate temperatures for pressures from ic to 150 pounds; valves for other pressures made to order. The vahes are available for horirontal discharge, with screwed ends in sizes 4. ?4. H-r, Ho. 2, 21-_>. and 3inch, and with flanged ends in sires 2. ifo, 3. 4. o, J>, 1: ,14. an-! iv-mcn. No. 95 Pressure Reducing Valves handle relatively small volumes of water, oil, and some gases within extremely close limits such as on drinking fountains, water coolers, humidifiers, and gas re frigerators. One inlet and two dis charge outlets for straight or angle- installation permit their use where gauge attachments are required. iTii The valve is spring-loaded, direct No. <45 Pre--ure acting, with a good working area. The ReJucing V:he bronze body has a stainless steel seat. The large diaphragm and disc are synthetic rubber. Initial pressures to 200 pounds and delivery pres sures from 30 to 110 pounds are available; when not specified, the set delivery pressure is 00 pounds Sires *4 and ?-inch are available. Prices on application 316 CRANE Clayton Valves Automatic These v J|U.S are of a mod 11 icd tiohe elesign. emplovin.: a dia- pkr..gm [hie Opel'.:iting me.an.s. They are designed to handle `...tet. <' !!. . Mime ,.;Se-. 1 list.. X.tion tr.u\. be in .. .z eitai, v c rtic.il or m\ erred r'osition. w ith either direct or remote control. 1 ilc\ e.in either hvdrau licali y or pneumaticaliv 0:cerated. Pressure Relief Valves No-Slam Check Valves No. 50 Pressure Relief Valve The Xo. jc Valve, hydraulically operated and controlled by a dia phragm actuated pressure pilot, is designed for automatic service for relief or back- Designed for water, oil. and air. Can be equipped with special discs and diaphragm material for other fluids. Widely used for installations No. 81 Xo-zlatn Check Valve pressure duty, with turbine or and will open at centrifugal pumps the pressure for where chock must which the control be minimized. It is set. It opens and opens and closes at 29 closes without a controlled rate of shock. speed; if desired, The valve may be installed so that the discharge is to atmosphere, a zone of lower pres sure, a tank; or in the case of a pump installation, it use a speed control or needle valve to vary the speed. The valve uses the full line pressure to open .,nd may discharge into the pump suction. This valve is set to open at bo pounds pressure unless otherwise ordered; it can be furnished in a range of operating pressures from 5 to 300 pounds. Available sizes are: screwed ends in sizes i}<, 1 'A. 2, 2}0, and 3-inch; flanged ends in sizes 2, 2Y1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, and 10-inch. close. Positive pipe line protection against water hammer is assured--there are no hinged parts to 51 ick or break; no fast moving parts to "flutter" and cause line pulsations; no outside stuffing bov or packing gland to cause leakage. Install horizontally or vertically. Screwed ends available in sizesw 3 ' 11 >. 3/A< I, iH. iJA, 2-t and 3-inch; flanged ends, in sizes 2, 2y>, 3, 4; 6, S, 10, 12, 14, and 16-inch. Altitude Valves Pressure Reducing Valves Designed to control the level and prevent the overflow of water in No. 206 Alticudc Valve elevated tanks, stand pipes, or storage reser voirs, this valve is in stalled in the tank filling line; it automat ically closes when the water reaches a predetermined level. Depending upon the type of valve, water may be withdrawn from the storage tank through a check valve, in a by-pass line around the Altitude Valve, through a separate discharge line, or, may flow back into the system through the Altitude Valve. A hydraulic balance type of control, virtually frictionless, assures efficient control in elevated tanks or ground storage reservoirs. 1 he valve functions de pendably on low or high pressures. Available sizes are the same as those listed for the No. above. This valve has been designed for close regulation of delivery pressure regardless of up stream pressure within operation limits of the valve. No. 90 Pressure Reducing Valve The valve is par ticularly suited for use in w ater distribution systems, or in a "closed" system, since it will close tight on dead end service with out any build-up in discharge. Pilot Control springs provide a wide range of de livery pressure. Unless otherwise specified, valves arc factory set at ec pounds with a delivery pressure range of 30 to no pounds. Available sizes are: screwed ends in ires 2} 2 Jnd 3-inch: flanged ends in sizes 2)0, 3, o, S, iz, 12, 14. and 10-inch. Prices on application CRANE 317 Klipfel Tank Float Valves and Lever Valves Balanced Type Single Seated Type Cross Section Tank Float Valve No. 27, Angle Lever Valve No. 62, Angle iSame as \o 27 L >' Jteat ['oris < Tank Float Valve No. 27, Globe Lever Valve No. 62, Globe tSame as ,\o, 27, less jloat parts) Service recommendations: Balanced tvpe valves are recommended to control the (low of hot or cold water to open tanks where a perfectly tight seating \aivc is not required. Single seated valves are designed to maintain the water level in open tanks where a tight closing valve is needed to prevent w astc and overflow. For automatic control, use the Tank Float Valves: for manual control, use the Lever Valves. Materials and construction: The valves are furnished with integral scats and bronze bodies on sites i.'o-inch and smaller; larger sites have screwed-in renewable seat and semi-steel bodies.1 Except for the rubber composition discs, all internal parts are brass. Balanced type valves have two beveled discs which close on correspondingly beveled seats to provide a practically balanced construction. Single seated valves have an internal piston, a disc holder, and a pilot valve. The lower end of the piston forms a holder in which the composition disc is retained by a disc nut. The pilot valve, actuated by the valve stem, controls the water pressure above the piston. As the stem is loosely attached to the piston, movements of the float also serve to operate the main valve. No. 77 and No. 773 Valves are equipped with a leather cup piston seal. Gro-* Section Tank Float Valves No. 7, Globe or Angle (\nglc illustrated Lever Valves No. 7.3. Cl"1' - ir \ngle Gross Section Tank Float Valves No. 77, Globe or Angle (Angle illustrated) Lever Valves No. 773, Globe or Angle (Same as So. 77, less Jloat parts) 29 Installation: All valve bodies are marked to indi cate the correct direction of flow. When ordering: Specify the catalog number, pipe size, angle or globe pattern, screwed ends, 125-pound or 250-pound flanges, inlet pressure, outlet pressure unless zero, capacity required, kind of liquid, and approximate temperature unless below 125 F. Other types of float valves: Other valves and mechanisms such as the following are available for unusual services or Irregular installations. Prices and detailed information furnished on application. No. 177--Equipped with a separate pilot valve for remote operation. Sites 2 to R-inch. No. 20--Float mechanism onlv. Consists of the iloat, 'haft, packing box. and lever. Catalog Numbers Tank Float Valves Lever Valves No. 27 No. 62 Globe or Angle Globe or Angle No. 7 No. 73 Globe or Angle Globe or Angle No. 77 No. 773 Globe or Angle Globe or Angle Type and Sizes Available Valve Ends es Available, in Inches Screwed 125-Pound Flanged, F. & D. 250-Pound Flanged. F. & D. Screwed 125-Pound Flanged, F. & D. 250-Pound Flanged. F. & D. Screwed 125-Pound Flanged, F. & D. 250-Pound Flanged. F. & D. */2 34 3i 1 1*4 12 2 2V2 3 2 21 i 3 4 5 6 2 2l 2 3 1 4 5 6 1 Hi 1*2 2 2 1' ' 1 T ;2 11 2 2V2 3 2 2*4 3 ' 4 5 6 2 2'/2 3 ! 4 ' 5 ` 6 8 10 12 8 ' 10 12 "1" -- 1 8 8 Prices on application ,518 CRANE Crane-Line Reduced Pressure Backflow Preventers Full Cross Connection Control Prevents Back Siphonage Prevents Backflow Used wherever water creates health hazards. Preven ts and controls water pollution. Complete unit includes Crane valves, cocks, and fittings. Prices, dimensions, and additional data on request. Full protection: Crane-Line Backflow Pre venters are the scientific solution to cross connection control and to the prevention of backflow and back siphonage. They are widely used for the control and prevention of water pollution in various types of cross connec tions and inter-connections in piping systems com mon to manufacturing, processing, and food plants, public buildings, hospitals, laboratories, cooling towers, oil wells, and similar installations. In certain systems, the units will economically replace costly booster pumps and tanks. Automatic operation: Crane-Line Backflow Pre venters operate automatically by means of the line pressure; no manual attention is required. Under ordinary usage, they will give years of trouble-free service w ith minimum maintenance. Size for size, the units are the same in operating principle and differ only in external appearance. They combine double check protection and an air gap break to atmosphere with the "reduced pres sure" principle. This design provides a zone, within tire unit, where the pressure is always less than the suppiv pressure. It is impossible for any polluted water to flow from this low pressure zone to a zone of higher pressure. In the event of failure to any part vital to the prevention of backflow, the relief valve automatically emits a continuous discharge. High grade materials: \ typical unit, as illus trated above, includes i' quality Crane valves, fittings, and cocks as part of the standard assembly. The backflow device as well as the accessories are of rugged, durable construction. All parts are made of high grade materials to withstand long, rigorous service. Easy repairs: Any moving part can be easily removed and replaced without taking the backflowpreventer unit out of the line. Sizes available: Crane-Line Backflow Preventers are available for i, i J 2, 2J/2, 3, 4, fc>, 8, 10, and 12-inch pipe lines. Prices, dimensions, and addi tional information will be furnished on request. Safety & Relief Valves  CRANE Safety and Relief Valves Pop Safety Valves Br.i'-x ini' Nituiciud Steam ... Bras*. !(ir \ir aru.1 Gas... . .. Brass, for Heating Boilers. Low Pressure.. .. .. page 320 pane 321 parse 323 Iron, for Heating Boilers. Low Pressure.,. . Iron, for Air anel Gas....................................... Iron, for Steam--Crosby..................................... .page 322 .paice 323 parse 324 Steel, for Steam--Crosby...................................................... page 324 Lever and Weight Safety Valves.............................................page 325 Relief Valves Brass. Small Sites, for Steam. Water, and Air................page 320 Brass, for Vacuum Service...................................... , .page 32; Brass, for Water Heaters.............. page 327 Brass, for Steam. Water, and Oil.........................................page 32.S Brass, for Air and Gas....................... page 520 Brass, for Gasoline or Noxious Gases................................. page 320 Bra<s. for Hydraulic Services. High Pressure....................page 330 All-Iron, for Ammonia, Air, and Gas..................................page 331 Iron. Inside Spring, for Water and Oil................. ... .page 331 Irv.n. Outside Spring, for Steam, Water. Oil, and Gas. .page 332 Iron--Crosby............................................................................ page 334 Steel, Outside Spring, for Steam. Water. Oil. and Gas. .page 333 Steel--Crosby...........................................................................page 334 Cast Iron Drip Pan Elbows........................................................ page 325 Crane Safety and Relief Valves are shown on the pages re ferred to above. For other Crane special duty valves and for specialities, see pages 2qq to 318 and pages 335 to 374. For Corrosion* Resistant Alloy Relief Valves, see page 382. 319 30 \ natural ias installation .Cranc-cquippcJ 320 CRANE Brass Pop Safety Valves For Saturated Steam Set at any specified pressure from 3 to 250 pounds Orders must specify the set pressure as well as the catalog number. Section No. 2500 No. 2500 Tor Outlet With Wire Seal SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS Crane Brass Pop Safety Valves are recommended for saturated steam for use on boilers, miniature boilers, and on unfired pressure vessels, such as receivers, pipe lines, etc. No. 2501 Side Outlet With Wire Seal List Prices, Each Size Inches 3g V2 3A 1 : 114 i I'd_____2__ 2% No. 2500. Top Outlet15.50 15.50 17.00 20.00 23.00 29.00 40.00 57,50 No7~2507rsTde~Outlet16.00 16.00 17.ad~ir.0d~2-l.00 30.50M2~.50 63.00 Cross Section No. 2501 Boiler Code requirements: Valves 1 o-inch and Lifting lever: The lifting lever is reversible and can larger comply with the 1940 A.S.M.E. Construction be arranged for pull-up operation (illustrated) or 30 Codes for Power Boilers up to 2 jo pounds, for \ linia- reversed for push-or-pull-down.operation. When in ture Boilers up to ico pounds, and for Unfired Pres stalling, ample clearance should be allowed. Com sure Vessels, from 15 to 250 pounds. plete rotation of the lever is possible without dis turbing the setting of the valve. Pressure setting: The screwed regulating sleeve ad justment for the main spring permits the set pressure Maintenance: It is recommended that these vaft es of these valves to be increased or decreased 10 per be manually operated at regular intervals to assure cent; however, this maximum variation in the set proper action. This operation should be performed pressure must be strictly observed as one spring can only when there is sufficient pressure available within not cover the complete range of pressures at which the boiler, pressure vessel, or line to blow any the valve may be set. accumulated foreign matter clear of the seating sur faces. particularly when starting up a new boiler. A wire seal prevents tampering with adjustments after the valves have been set at the factory. Capacities in Pounds of Steam per Hour 90 Actual Discharge Capacity at 3% Above Set Pressure Design: The valves are of the single disc type. Set |________________ Valve Size, Inches All uzes except the jHj-inch have blow-back regulat Pressure V4 3A 1 IVa 1V2 2 2V2 ing rings which permit readjustment of the blow- 10 45 96 171 180 238 387 415 back when the set pressure is changed. 20 72 148 256 279 378 549 675 25 82 169 290 317 441 630 785 Materials: The valves have a brass body, base, and disc and a malleable iron lifting lever. The spring, 30 92 189 324 351 495 711 900 40 113 225 387 423 594 874 1105 spring washer, and stem are made of steel. 50 135 256 414 460 646 957 1191 60 148 288 465 532 748 1100 1329 Installation: The valves should be installed in an upright position directly on the apparatus to be protected. Horizontal or angular installation may result in damage to the seating surfaces. 70 162 332 527 604 849 1246 1508 75 169 360 558 640 899 1246 1597 80 176 369 589 675 950 1301 1687 90 192 369 651 747 1050 1411 1866 100 210 377 683 810 1170 1466 2095 125 241 495 738 855 1440 1718 2487 Piping should be carefully planned. Outlet piping 150 278 559 814 1080 1440 1922 2880 should be as short as possible, with a minimum number of turns, and never smaller in size than the outlet of the valve. Inlet piping, if any is necessary, 175 308 603 945 1080 1561 2032 3240 200 342 621 1020 1260 1716 2301 3600 225 367 702 1095 1440 1871 2569 3960 250 392 810 1170 1620 2025 2838 4320 should be full size and not longer than an extra heat y fitting of equal nominal pipe size. Capacities for other set pressures are furnished on application Site Site of inletl Sire of outlet No. 2501 Valvei Over-all height to top of cap Center to top of cap Center to end of male inlet Center to end of side outlet Dimensions, in Inches 12 % 1 l'/4 l`/2 2 2>2 12 12 % 1 IVa 1 \1 2 21 2 6 6 61 2 7Vs 7% 91/8 10% 1234 oy4 3% 33/4 4% 4% 5Va 6% 734 2V4 2% 234 3*4 3% 3% 41 > 5 I 1 8 1!8 138 1% l34 2l8 2TIfi 278 CRANE Brass Safety Valves For Air and Gas 321 Set at any specified pressure from 3 co 250 pounds. 4503 F. max. Cross Section No. 2550 No. 2550 Top Outlet \\ ith Wire Seal SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS These valves are recommended for receivers, tanks, pipe lines, and similar vessels, on temperatures not exceeding 450 F. For air, either top or side outlet valves are suit able, but for gases, the side outlet type is generally used, the dis charge being piped away. No. 2551 Side Outlet \\ ith Wire Seal Orders must specify the set pressure as well as the catalog number. Cro;? Sect:--! No. 2551 Sire No. 2550. Top Outlet, with Wire Seal No. 2551, Side Outlet, with Wire Seal Inches 18.50 19.00 *2 18.50 19.00 3A 20.00 20.50 1 24.00 25.00 1*4 27.00 28.50 1*2 34.00 36.00 2 47.50 50.50 2* 2 b8.00 75.00 30 Pressure setting: These valves can be set at any pressure between 3 and ajc pounds. Safety valves for air and gas service always should be set 25 per cent higher than the normal operating pressure. The main spring regulating adjustment p- :ts in creasing or decreasing the set pressure ic cent. This must be strictly observed as one spring cannot cover the complete range of pressures at which the valve may be set. A wire seal, inserted in the pin of the lifting lever at the factory, prevents tampering with the adjustment of the set pressure. Design: Of the single disc type, the valves except in the j^-inch size have blow-back regulating rings to permit readjustment of the blow-back when the set pressure is changed. Seating surfaces are carefully prepared by grinding co assure audible tightness at all pressures up to So per cent of the set pressure. Materials: The body, base, and disc are brass. The lifting lever is malleable iron. The spring, spring washer, and stem are steel. Lifting lever: The reversible type lifting lever is illustrated above in the pull-up position; it can be reversed for push-or-pull-down operation. Complete rotation of the lever is possible without disturbing the set pressure of the valve. Installation: Safety valves should be installed with the stem in a vertical position and preferably in verted to allow moisture to collect and seal the seat ing surfaces. Best results are obtained by mounting the valve directly on the apparatus to be protected without any intervening pipe or fittings between the vessel and the safety valve. Code requirements: These valves comply with the requirements of the iqgb A.S.M.E. Code for Unlired Pressure Vessels for pressures above 15 pounds. Capacities: Capacities are furnished on applica tion. Inquiries should advise size, catalog number, air or gas pressure, and set pressure desired. Maintenance: It is recommended that these valves be manually operated at regular intervals to assure proper action. This operation should be performed only when there is sufficient pressure available within '.he vessel or line to blow any accumulation of foreign matter clear of the seating surfaces, particularly ' lien starting up a new installation. Noxious gases: For noxious or inilammable gases, side outlet valves having a pressure tight outlet side are recommended. They are made to order; prices on application. Brass relief valves with side outlet are made regularly for such services; see page 3:0. Sire Sire of inlet- Sire of outlet No. 2551 ValveOver-all height to top of cap Center to top of cap Center to end of male inlet Center to end of side outlet Dimensions, in Inches 3s 7 2 3/4 1 1V4 11-2 2 2*2 1 2 '2 3/4 l IV4 11.2 2 21, 6 6 6^2 7% 7Vs 9 Vs 10% 123$ 3h 33/4 33/4 4% 43g 5 Vi 6*8 73/4 2'i 2V4 23-4 3k, 3U 3% 410 5 I's ll 8 1 3 8 l5/8 13$ 2*8 27,s 27s 322 CRANE Low Pressure Iron Body Pop Safety Valves For Steam Heating Boilers Set Pressures--Non-Adjustable 5, 10, or 15 pounds, .is specaieJ On special order, valves ean K' furnished for my ocher set pressure between 5 and 15 pounds, at an increased price. Important: The vah es are non-adjuscable. I hey are set at the factory and sealed by means of a sealin'; pin. The popping pressure cannot be altered nor can \alvcs be taken apart without breaking the seal, thereby showing evidence of tam pering. An attached identification plate indicates the setting. A New, Advanced Line--High capac Materials and finish: To resist corro ity, tested design, and sturdy construc sion, the base and all internal parts tion make these the ideal valves for use except the -pring arc brass. Valves on low pressure steam heating boilers, i}^-inch and smaller have a stainless or on receivers, tanks, piping, and other steel spring and a brass lever; on larger apparatus carr\ ing steam pressures not valves, t^e spring is carbon steel, cad exceeding 15 pounds. mium-plated and the lever is malleable Efficiency through high capacity: iron. All valves have a cast iron Lod\. Because safety valves used on steam The body and malleable iron lever ha\ e heating boilers should have a relieving an attractive black enamel finish. 30 capacity sufficient to discharge all of Blow-back: The blow-back pressure, the steam generated, their selection is fixed and non-adjustablc, is about z based on capacity rather than size. pounds for settings from 5 to io and Crane's high capacity valves permit the 3 pounds for settings from 10 to 13. use of smaller sices, and frequently, Thus, a valve set at 10, "pops" open fewer valves. The result is a saving in when the inlet pressure mounts to 10 sice and number of boiler openings, in pounds, and closes when the pressure discharge piping, and in over-all cost. drops to about S pounds. No. 2568 Side Outlet Features: These are flat seat valves. Proper installation: Always install ll The seat, and a recess which forms a valves with the stem vertical and the huddling chamber, are machined in the lifting lever at the top. When side top surface of the base. The disc has outlet valves are used, the discharge wing guides to assure accurate guidance piping should be independent of the in the seat opening; a lip on the outer valve. It should be supported close to edge of the disc forms the top of the the valve and sloped slightly downward huddling chamber. This construction so as to drain away condensate. Full provides the desired "popping" action. instructions accompany each valve. A long, flexible spring contributes to the high disc-lift so necessary to high relieving capacity. The spring, compressed within the body, bears down on the top of the disc. The body is screwed on the top of the base and locked in place by the sealing pin. List Prices, Capacities, and Dimensions Valve, Size No. of Male Inlet Inches List Prices Each 'Capac ity 1 Lbs. of ! Steam Per Hr. Dimensions, in Inches A B1 Size of C ' Outlet 1 No. 25o8 No. 2567 No. i in 1*2 2 4 1 l'A 1*2 2 2ln 5 m .r 8.50 510 4% 10.00 735 ' 53/8 12.00 1025 61 i lb.00 1930 7'A 7.50 360 414 8.50 580 43/4 2*2 23/4 10.00 870 ' 53/g 3i/8 12.00 1125 6 Vg il'-> 16.00 2140 71/4 4>* 27.00 3485 9 5H 35.50 4865 1012 6V4 '-?r>!v to ,inv *etuns; Irorn 5 to 1 11 2 ' iy :2 214 3 3Vl6 41/16 pouncU ! 1 1 1 W* 11/2 2 2i/2 3 3'2 Specify catalog number, inlet size, and set pressure desired. Maintenance: To assure proper ac tion, manually operate the valves at regular intervals. Do this only when sufficient pressure is available within the boiler or pressure vessel to blow any accumulated foreign matter clear of the seating surfaces. This applies particularly when a new boiler is started up. Code conformance: At settings from j to i) pounds, these valves comply with requirements of the iqgq A.S.M.E. Code for Low Pressure Heating Boilers. No. 2567 C--1 No. 2568 CRANE 323 Low Pressure Brass Pop Safety Valves For Steam Heating Boilers Set Pressure -- Non-Adjustable Regularlv set at 15 pounds pressure. ______ List Prices. Dimensions, and Capacities Size 'Size of Inlet i Inches 1 IL No. 2565 Each 5.30 3.70 4.50 6.00 Overall height. open Inches 3 *8 0% Capacity in pounds steam per hour ~212~ 374 Ii3L 571 656 8.20 954 No. 15('5 Brass Pop Safety Valves No. 2565 are especially recommended for use Open Discharge on low pressure steam heatin.it boilers, '( hey are also used on tanks, receivers, pipe lines, etc., where safety valves set at 15 pounds are required. Features: valves, although relatively inexpen sive, are p,,. .ukuiy compact and sturdy. Made of all brass e.xccpc for a steel spring, they w ill give excel lent service if properh installed and maintained. Pressure setting: The valves are non-adjustuble. After they have been adjusted for pressure in the factory, they are permanently locked by indenting the cap into a recess in the body threads. The in- dentation is made with a steel stamp bearing the word "SEAL" ; the valves cannot be taken apart or readjusted. Cross Sect in Maintenance: The valves should be manually op erated at regular intervals to assure proper action. The operation should be performed only when suf ficient pre$$ureis ivaiiahlc within the boiler to 'low any accumulated foreign matter clear of the sc.i'ing surfaces. This applies particularly when a new boiler is started up. Code conformance: 1 hey comply with the re quirements of the A.S..M.E. Code for Low Pressure Heating Boilers, and bear the Code cloverleaf symbol. 30 Iron Body Pop Safety Valves For Air and Gas No. 11 c 2 Pop Safety Valves are especially designed for use on air and gas receivers, Set at any specified pressure from 5 to 150 pounds pipe lines, etc., where pressures do not exceed 150 pounds. Features of design: The valves have a re newable type Crane me dium-hard composition disc to assure tight seat ing. A patented Crane auxiliary disc, installed List Prices and Dimensions Size (Size of Inlet) Inches Z*-2 i 3 1 4 No. 1102 (Inlet flange F. & D.) Size of outlet Center to top of cap Center to face of inlet Center to end of outlet Each|167.00 193.00.283.00 Inches 2V2 1; 3 4 Inches 11 i 12 ' 149/is Inches 1 svt 1 53/4 1 6U/l6 Inches 1 3% 1 41/4 : 5 Diameter of flange Thickness of flange Inches 1 71/2 1 8 P4 ! 10 Inches 1 1 1 Ws ' l`/4 directly' above and acting against the main disc Maintenance: The valves holder.' enables the valve to uccommod.- large ca should be manually operated pacities with a small blow-back. Two spr..<gs control regularly to Nsure proper ac the action of this valve--a large spring for the main tion, and then, only when suf valve and a smaller spring for the auxiliary valve. ficient pressure is available Pressure setting: The valves are set at any pressure specified between 5 and 1 5c pounds. The sec pressure should be 15 per cent above the normal working pressure in the system. Orders must specify the set within the receiver or pipe line to blow any accumulated for eign matter clear of the seating surface. This applies particu larly when starting up a new pressure wanted. installation. Cros Section No. 1102 Combination ''crewed and f'l.ingeJ Inlet Screwed Side Outlet Renewable Composition Di-e After the pressure is set at the factory, a wire seal is installed through the stem key to prevent removal of the cap and tampering with the adjustment. Code conformance: No. 11 :i Valves comply with requirements of the A.SAIL. Code for L'nfired Pressure \ '.Szeis for pressures above 32 pounds. Inlet flange; drilling: The inlet flange conforms to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250 (Bibb-1044). The flange has a J^-inch raised face finished with concentric grooves, about it? per inch, known as a "serrated finish. Prices include drilling to the American Standard: no deduction is made for valves ordered "faced only". Templates for drilling.. . .page 460 Capacities on application 324 CRANE Crosby Nozzle Safety Valves High Capacity Valves for Steam Service Style HR Style HO Industrial Service *.\ larine Service Styles HN and HS `Depending on orifice sice. Styles HN and HS can be furnished with spring cover and test clamp suitable for marine boiler service. Style HNA Style HSA 30 These high capacity Safety Valves are recommended for steam only. They are ideally suited for the pro : he valves feature the Venturi Nozzle design, assur ing smooth operation. The full throat nozzle on the tection of boilers, superheaters, turbines, and pipe steel valves provides maximum strength and freedom lines, and for general service in marine and indus from distortion, with no possibility of leakage be trial power plants and central stations. tween the body and nozzle. Crosby Nozzle Safety Valves have been tested and approved by the National Board of Boiler and Pres sure Vessel Inspectors. All flanges are drilled and spot-faced according to American Standards. The disc on these valves is guided from above the seating surfaces, permitting free flow of the fluid. The nozzle and disc seating surfaces are flat and of the same width, providing absolute tightness and easy maintenance. Prices and additional information will be furnished on request. Style HR Valve body is made of cast iron and is available with inlet size range 2 to 4 inches, an outlet size range 2*4 to 4 inches, and an inlet pressure limit of 250 pounds at 450 F. Furnished with a semiexposed spring and regular lifting gear. A closed bonnet is furnished if specified. The semi-nozzle and disc are made either of bronze or forged stainless steel, as specified. Style HO Valve body is made of cast iron and is available with inlet size range to 6 inches, an outlet size range 2 to 8 inches, and an inlet pressure limit of 250 pounds at 450 F. Furnished with a semi- exposed spring and regular lifting gear. A closed bonnet is furnished if specified. The semi-nozzle and disc are made either of bronze or forged stainless steel, as specified. Style HN Valve body is made of cast carbon steel and is available with inlet size range 1 \ 4 to 4 inches, an outlet size range 11 > to o inches, and an inlet pres sure of oco pounds or qzo pounds at F. Furnished with a fully exposed spring test clamp, and regular lifting gear. The full-throat nozzle and disc insert are made of forged stainless steel. The disc holder is made of Nicolov. Style HS Valve body is made of cast carbon steel and is available with inlet size range 1 to 6 inches, an outlet size range 2 to 8 inches, and an inlet pressure limit of 300, 450, or boo pounds at b>o F. Furnished with a fully exposed spring and regular lifting gear. The full-throat nozzle and disc insert are made of forged stainless steel. The disc holder is made of N'icoloy. Style HNA Valve body is made of cast carbon steel or cast alloy steel depending upon temperature rat ing. This valve is available with inlet size range 1 > to 4 inches, an outlet size range 2 to b inches, and an inlet pressure limit of bco to 2000 pounds at 0500icco3 F. Furnished with a fully exposed spring, test clamp, and regular lifting gear. The full-throat noz zle and disc insert are made of forged stainless steel. The disc holder is made of Nicolov or Monel. Style HSA Valve body is made of cast carbon steel or cast alloy steel depending upon temperature rat ing. This valve is available with inlet size range i to b inches, an outlet size range 2 to 8 inches, and an inlet pressure limit of 300, 450, or boo pounds at 750-qoo F. Furnished with a fully exposed spring and regular lifting gear. The full-throat nozzle and disc insert are made of forged stainless steel. The disc holder is made of Nicolov. CRANE Lever and Weight Safety Valves 325 Brass Body Pressure Range 15 co 100 rounds steam Iron Body No. 40, Cross Valve No. 40 Valves are regularly furnished with levers gradu ated for pressures from 15 to 40 or from 41 to 100 pounds. No. 376 Valves are regularly furnished with levers gradu ated for pressures from 15 to 30 or from 31 to 100 pounnddss.. No. 376, Cross Valve Orders should specify the pressure range as well as the catalog number. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions, in Inches Size Inches 14 34 2 34 1 l'i 11 2 2 2% 3 4 No. 40 Valve With Lever For 41 to 100 pounds i and Weight For 15 to 40 pounds 1 Without Lever and Weight 6.20 7.70 4.50 7.00 8.40 5.20 9.10 9.00 7.00 10.90 13.20 10.80 12.60 8.40 9.80 No. 376 Valve With Lever and Weight For 31 to 100 pounds For 15 to 30 pounds Without Lever and Weight 15.50 18.00 24.20 41.00 53.50 89.00 13.20 15.70 20.50 31.80 40.30 72.00 9.30 10.90 13.50 22.50 28.70 45.70 Center to end of valve I3/l6 13/t6 1% 1% iy8 2 -3/j 31/4 3>4 4 center to No. 40 41 to 100 pounds 15 to 40 pounds 8(4 6 9`3/16 103/le 10H/,B I67/l6 53/4 93/i6 85 'g 10`3/16 113/4 No. 376 ! 18 221/4 213/ie 27% 35% For price of Lew ers and Weight-:, deduct price for "val\ e only' from price of "valve with lever and weig ht". 5 42% These valves are used for ordinary low pressure steam relief service where simple, inexpensive valves are wanted; they should not be used on air or gas. Unlike spring-loaded pop safety and relief valves, they have large blowdown of pressure, low capacity, and no positive opening or closing point. Pressure settings should be at least zo per cent above the normal working pressure in the system to avoid continual leakage past the disc. Installation: The valves have two inlet openings and one outlet. They can be installed on vertical lines with the side inlet plugged or on horizontal lines with the bottom inlet plugged. In either case, the stem must be vertical and the lever horizontal. Materials: All parts of the N'o. 40 Valves are brass except the cast iron yoke and weight (japanned maroon) and the steel lever, Xo. 376 Valves have a cast iron body and weight, a brass disc, and a steel lever. Sizes i l/ and 1 j o-inch have an integral seat; larger sizes have a brass seat ring. Sizes z-inch and smaller have a brass screwed bonnet and a brass stem; larger sizes have a bolted type cast iron bonnet and a steel stem. 30 Cast Iron Drip Pan Elbows These elbows have been especially designed for use in on the body of the valve are avoided the vent piping from the outlets of boiler safety valves discharging to atmosphere. They permit the use of a slip joint in the vertical run of outlet piping, and possible seatdistortion is eliminated. They provide means for collecting and removing condensate and rain water from the outlet piping. thus enabling the weight of the ver When more than one safety valve dis tical piping to be supported inde- a__ ) pendently. Un- i'>---necessary strains charges into the same outlet piping, the leakage of vapor from the drip pan will indicate if any one of the valves requires attention. List Prices and Dimensions No. 1100 Drip Pan Elbow Sire Inches1 2 1 2% 3 31/2 4 5 0 UI3 Ns'.I- tf -V No. 1100 Each 11.00 12.00 13.50 15.50 18.00 22.50 i Center to inlet end Center to top of pan Inches, 2(4 2`Vl6 3% , 3 Vis 33/4 4Vis Inches' 43.4 5(4 5 Vs 63/I6 63/4 7V, s Diameter of pan Inches. 5 7 71. 81 2 9 11 \pplic-ition i Drip P,,n Elbow to Sa.et' \ ahe Piping Size of drain tappings Inches 3/4 34 34 34 34 3.4 Length, outlet nipple Inches 9 9 9 . 9 9 9 326 CRANE Brass Relief Valves For Hot Water No. 1131 Set at following pressures: Non-Aujustable Valves *\`o. 1131 --50, 75, 100, or 125 pounds *N'o. ii33!_>--50, 75, 100, or 125 pounds Adjustable Valves No. Ai 131--25, 50, 75, or 125 pounds Adjustable through ranges of 10 to 2? 2b to 50, 51 to 75, and 7o to 125 pounJ-. No. 1133--25, 75, or 125 pounds Adjustable through ranges of 10 to 25, 30 to 75, and SO to 125 pounds. All orders must specify the set pressure and catalog number. For Cold Water No. 1133 Vi For Air No. A 1131 For Steam List Prices and Dimensions Size (Size of inlet! Inches 3/8 >2 3/4 No. 1131, for Hot Water Edch 8.50 10.30 List Prices No. A 1131. for Air No. 1133. for Steam Each 10.60 10.60 13.00 Each 8.50 10.30 No. 1133V2. for Cold Water Each 8.50 10.30 No. 1131 No. A1131 Dimensions. in Inches No. 1133 No. 1133'/2 Size of outlet Over-all height, closed Center to inlet Center to outlet Size of outlet Over-all height, closed Center to inlet % Wit w Center to outlet ' Vs Size of outlet Over-all height Center to inlet Center to outlet Size of outlet Over-all height, closed 1 Center to inlet Center to outlet 1 1 % Wit Ws Vs Vi Wit 2 1 */l6 12 3% l7/s 1 Vz Wit 2 lVis 12 43/4 Wit 1 Vi 6 3/4 4`3/l6 23/g I`4 % sv8 2>/4 lVis 3/4 413/is 23/g l*/4 `These valves, while non-adjustablc, can be made to order set at any pressure between 10 and 125 pounds; prices on application. 1 12.00 3/4 5H 3`Vi 6 1V4 Recommenda tions ; No. 1131 Valves are especially designed for use on No. 1133 domestic hot water heaters, but will give excellent service on any hot water line. They should not be used on steam, air, or cold water service. No. A 1131 Valves are used on air compressors in ga rages, service stations, etc. where economy is wanted. They should not be used on steam or water service. No. 1133 Valves can be recommended for steam lines when metal disc valves without lifting levers are wanted. Thev should not be used on air or water. No. 1133*2 Valves are particularly designed for do mestic water pumping systems, and will give excellent service on cold water lines. They should not be used on hot water, steam, or air service. Pressure setting: Nos. 1131 and 113 3 J _> are nonadjustable and cannot be re-set in the field The Nos. A 1131 and 1133 are adjustable, and al though regularly set at the factory, they can be re-set in the field through a definite range. Materials and design: These valves are made of high grade materials throughout. Simple in design and inexpensive in initial cost, they will give excellent service under all ordinary conditions. No. 1133 Valves have a brass disc; they do not have a lifting lever. The other valves are furnished with a composition disc especially selected for the specified recommended service and have a lifting lever so that the disc may be raised from the seat manually. The disc alone is not readily renewable; however, in the event replacement is necessary, disc holders complete with disc can be furnished Except for the steel spring in Nos. A 1131 and 1133 and for composition discs, all parts are brass. Capacities: Capacities are furnished on applica tion. Inquiries should advise size, catalog number, type of service, and set pressure. Maintenance: Manual operation of the valves at regular intervals will assure proper action. This operation should be performed only when there is sufficient pressure available to blow any accumulated foreign matter clear of the seating surfaces, particu larly when starting up a new installation. CRANE Brass Vacuum Relief Valves 327 Service recommendations: This valve is designed for use as a saeuum breaker on light, low pressure tanks >cc.im jacketed kettles, and similar apparatus where there is a possibility of a vacuum forming w hieh might cause injury to the apparatus because of the eiiecc of atmospheric pressure upon it. In scr\ ice. the disc of the valve is normally hold to its seat, both bv spring tension and by the pressure in the apparatus to \\r .h the \al\c is attached. When the pressure in the vessel falls below atmos phere, the spring tension is overcome, and the disc is forced from its seat. Air is then admitted through the valve, thus preventing the vacuum from reaching a dangerous point. Pressure setting: These valves are regularly fur nished with springs for ic inches of vacuum. They are set to open at r inches of vacuum but are adjust able for higher or lower vacuums. Valves are regu!arl\ tested for tightness at the seat with so pounds water pressure. No. 1155 V Vacuum Relic: Valve The body. --c.it Ki'hmg, and Ji-e are ntuJe of brass. List Prices Sire _ Inches ..... 1 No. 1155 V______Each 20.50 20.oO 22.00 Height ___ Inches "2%_____ 3 3V P4 28.00 37.00 Construction: Tire No. 11 55 V \ a. re is made w iih a two-piece boJb and seat bushing which remotes the seat from the influence of body distortion w lien the valve is being installed. Brass Relief Valves for Water Heaters 30 Can be set at any specified pressure within the following range. 5 to 250 pounds pressure. Maximum temperature 400 F. Orders must specify the set pressure and the catalog number. . Service recommendations: This high grade and sturdy brass relief valve is especially recommended for use on water heaters, where a valve of outstanding quality is desired. Features: The No. 2606 Valve has a pop chamber and blowback regulating ring, which enables it to operate with the same positive action of a pop safety valve, should steam develop in the water heater. A stuffing box around the stern prevents leak age of hot water from the valve top. No. 2606 Male Inlet Side Outlet List Prices and Dimensions Size 1 Inlet and Outlet) Inches. Vi % 1 1 IV* 1 W2 1 2 List Prices Each 15.80 17.20 21.00 24.00 30.50 42.50 Center to top Inches 3% No. 2606 Center to male inlet Inches 2V* 33/4 23/4 4% 51/4 : 6>/g ' 734 31/4 ' 33/4 ' 43/g 4l/2 'Center to outlet Inches 1 [/8 I3i 1% 2/js 27/is 23/4 Cross Sectio Construction: 1 his brass relief valve has a bottom guide for the disc and is similar in design to the relief valves shown on page 32S, except that it has a lifting lever, cap, and wire seal. The lever, japan ned maroon, is suitable for up-pull operation, or when reversed, for down-pull. Maintenance: The stuffing box gland should be pulled up only to "finger tightness". Excessive tightness on the packing is apt to interfere with the operation of tire vnhe. It is recommended that this valve be manually opened at regular intervals to assure proper action. This operation should be performed only when there is sufficient pressure available within the tank to llush any accumulated scale or foreign matter clear of the seating surfaces, particularly when starting up a new heater installation. Pressure setting: Relief valves on liquid ser\ ice should always be set 25 per cent above the normal working pressure of the system to avoid waste due to minor fluctuations of pressure. These valves can be set for any pressure within the range of 5 to 250 pounds. Orders must specify the set pressure and the catalog number. The original setting of the vahe may be readjusted for pressures iz per cent higher or lower, but not exceeding the maximum range stated above. For greater changes in sec pressures, new springs may be required, since one spring cannot co\er tire entire range of pressures at which the valve can be set. 328 CRANE Brass Relief Valves For Steam, Water, or Oil Set at any specified pressure within the following ranges: U co _,-r:eh --5 to 250 pounds sceam. water, or oil 400' 251 to 300 pounds w ater or oil 100 F. j-ineh --5 to 200 pounds steam, water, or oil. 400: F. 201 to 250 pounds water or oil. 100 F. Specify the set pressure and catalog number. No. 2601 Male Inlet Side Outlet With Cap These valves are recommended for pipe lines, presses, pumps, cylinders, etc., where a blow-back or pressure drop of i o' c is permissible. Relief valves are intended to relieve excessive pressures: they should not be used in an attempt to reliev e shock pressures in hydraulic lines. When a pres sure drop smaller than \zc', is required on steam service, use pop safety valves. The side outlet valves are pressure tight on the outlet and can discharge against low head pressures. Male Inlet SiJe Outlet With Wheel No. 2604 Female Inlet SiJe Outlet With C'.ip 30 List Prices and Dimensions Size (Size of Inlet)Inches 3/8 '/2_______ %________ 11_V41_M?221/23 FiSt Prices Dimen sions Inches No. 2601 No. 2602 No. 2604 No. 2601 No. 2602 No. 2604 Each Each Each Size of outlet Overall height Center to inlet Center to outlet Size of outlet Overall height Center to inlet Center to outlet Diameter of wheel Size of outlet Overall height Center to inlet 14.00 13.80 v2 5% 2V* IVs 1'2 sy8 2V4 IVs 29/,6 14.00 13.80 14.00 lz 53/3 2>4 1 Vs 4 5% 2Vt iv8 2Vl6 4 5 Vg 2 13.40 15.00 15.40 % 6 23/4 1% V* 6 Vs l3A 14 2 Vi 6 % 5% 23/g 18.70 18.00 18.70 1 6% 3>/4 1% 1 7Vs 31/4 1% 31/16 1 &3/s 23/4 21.50 20.50 21.50 l`/4 8 33/4 23/16 l>/4 SVs 33/4 21/,6 3% 13/4 7% 33/s 27.20 25.50 27.20 11'2 93/4 43/8 2V,6 V'2 91/2 43/g 27/i6 4'/, 6 14 91/4 3% Center to outlet IVs 1% 1% 2l/,6 2V,e 38.00 36.00 38.00 2 iu/8 4'2 23/4 2 11 */4 4`A 23/4 434 2 11 4% 23/4 56.50 2>/2 121/2 4% 3 113.00 3 1311/ib 33/i6 31/2 Features of design: To assure true seating, the single disc has a long bottom guide which operates in the finished bore of the base. The seat is integral with the base of the valve These valves except in %, 2}-j, and 3-inch sizes are equipped w ith adjustable blow-back regulating rings around the seat, w hich pro\ ide a means of adjusting the blow-dow n of pressure when changing or regulat ing the set pressure. The adjustment of this ring may be made from the outside of the valve without interfering with the pressure setting. A locking plug screwed into, and projecting through, the wall of the body prevents the regulating ring from loosening once it has been set for blow-down. A stuffing box filled with asbestos packing and sur rounding the main spring adjusting screw under the locknut forms an effective seal for the body. Installation: Relief valves should always be installed with the stem in a vertical position, in order to insure proper seating of the disc. Materials: The base, body, and disc of all of these valves are made of a high grade brass. The spring is steel; the stem is either steel with the stem point casehardened, or is made of bronze. Fire protection service: Relief valves used in con nection with fire protection inscailations ordinarily must comply with various Underwriters' specifica tions. Before ordering valves for this service, a care ful study should be made of all such specifications applying to the locality in which the valves will be used so that suitable valves are obtained. Pressure setting: These valves can be set at any pressure within the ranges specified above. On steam service, relief a Ives should be set at least 1 higher than the normal working pressure in the system; on water or oil service. is'T higher. Pressure adjustment: The set pressure of these \ alves can be adjusted after installation to any pres sure within a range of ic^ above or below the origi nal factory setting, but not exceeding the maximum pressure for which the valve is recommended. Capacities on application 250-Pound CRANE Brass Relief Valves For Air or Gas Set at any specified pressure within the following ranges; z^c-Pound Valves--10 to 250 pounds jcz-Pound Valves--10 co 300 pounJs jcc-Pound Valves--301 co500 pounds Maximum temperature --400: I' Orders must specify the set pressure and the catalog number. r 500-Pound * Cross Section No. 2651 Mnle (nlet Side Outlet 300-Pound SERVICE RECOMMENDATION'S The valves shown on this page are rec ommended for air or gas compressors, cylinders, pipe lines,etc., where a blowback or pressure drop of io% is per missible. When a pressure drop smaller than lof'c is required, pop safety valves should be used. The valves are pressure tight on the outlet and may discharge against low back pressures. The \o. icoS Valve is especially suitable for gasoline and noxious gases. It can be dismantled without disturbing the piping connections. List Prices and Dimensions Size iSize of Inlet: Inches 12 . 34 1 1 '4 112 - List Prices No. 2651 No. 2668 No. 2674 Each. 17.50.17.50119.00,23.00-26.50 33.50 ;46.50 Each.18.70 18.70 20.50(25.00,28.50 36.00 50.50 Each, 20.50 22.30,27.20.31.20 39.50 55.00 Size of outlet< V2 ` V2 I 34 I t I 114 i ' *4 . 2 No. Center to top 3V8 31/s 31/4 ; 3% i 41/4 < 5% 6% 2651 Ctr. to male inlet 2`4 2>4 1 2% . 314 | 334 43/g 4*2 Dimenin No. 2668 Center to outlet Size of outlet Center to top Ctr. to male inlet IVs < 1*4 1 1% 1 1% : 2Vi6 27,6 1 23/4 V2 1 *2 34 ; 1 , 1'4 il/2 2 35/16 1 35/,6 3% | 4 | 4% 6*4 7% 25/16 127,6, IVs 1 33/16 :33 Vis 4 4>Vi6 Inches Center to outlet Size of outlet IV16 1 IV16 ' la/l6 1 154 1 2'/l6 2% . 234 `4 1 34 ; l 1 1*4 1 *'2 1 2 No. Center to top .2674 Ctr. to female inlet 314 1314 1314 1414 5% 6V4 IVs 1 2Va 1 214 2WV 3Vg ' 3% Center to outlet l3/$ 1 l34 ' 1% i34 2 2>2 Features of design: The valves are of the single disc t\pe with bottom guide to assure proper seating. No. 1051 and No. 2008 in sizes j o-inch and larger have blow-back regulating rings which enable the user to adjust the blow-down when changing or reg ulating the set pressure. A stuffing box around the spring adjusting screw is filled w ith asbestos packing to form an effective seal for the body. The No. 200S have a screwed-in seat bushing: the seat is integral with the base on the other types. Materials: The base, body, and disc are bras*. All valves have a steel spring and stem, the stem point being casehardened. Pressure setting: Relief valves used on air or gas should be set at least 2 5rc higher than the normal working pressure in the system. Orders must specify the set pressure as well as the catalog number. Pressure adjustment: The set pressure of these valves can be adjusted after installation to any pres sure within a range of ic'v above or below the origi nal factory setting, but should not exceed the maxi mum pressure for which the valve is recommended. Seat tightness: The seating surfaces are carefully ground to insure audible tightness at ail pressures up to So per cent of the set pressure. Installation: Relief valves should always be in stalled with the stem in a vertical position. For ir and gas service, these valves should preferably oc installed inverted to allow' moisture to collect and seal the seating surfaces. Capacities on application 330 CRANE Brass Hydraulic Relief Valves Set at any specified pressure within the following ranges: No. 1128 Valves All m;cs........... 300 to 600 pounds No. 1130 Valves 1 j-mch.............800 to 8000 pounds :11-inch.............800 to 6000 pounds 1-ineh.............. 800 to 4500 pounds i '.{-inch...........800 to 4000 pounds ijv-inch.......... 800 to 2600 pounds 2-inch.............. 800 to 2600 pounds No. 1128 Orders for valves must specify the set pressure and catalog number. No. 1130 Cross Section List Prices No. 1128 Size Inches' '2 11 34 1 1*4 1*2 i- No. 1128 Each 33.50 36.00 43.50 1 50.00 62.50 87.50 Cross Section Recommen No. 1130 Each 74.50 74.50 81.50 1 126.00 ' 134.00 193.00 No. 1130 dations: These valves are particularly designed to safeguard high ing screw may be locked at the desired set pressure. 30 pressure oil lines, hydraulic apparatus operating at The valves are pressure tight on discharge. A high pressures such as hydraulic presses and eleva stuffing box around the adjusting screw, and under tors, or high pressure pumping systems. The valves are to be used at atmospheric temperatures and for services discharging to atmosphere. the lock nut, is filled with high grade packing to seal the top end of the valve. Hydraulic Relief Valves should never be used as unloading valves or in an attempt to relieve shock in hydraulic systems. Pressure setting: All hydraulic relief valves can be readjusted for pressures to per cent above or below the original set pressure, but should never be set at pressures in excess of the maximum rating for Features: This line of valves is characterized by rugged construction, simplicity of design, and the use of high grade materials. which the valve is designed. If a greater change in the set pressure is to be made, a new spring may be required, since one spring will not cover the entire range of pressures at which the valve can be set. The No. 1128 Valves have a base and disc cast in Crane Special Bronze, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze; the body seat ring is integral with the base. The bonnet is made of brass. Relief valves should be set at least 25 per cent higher than the normal working pressure in the system in order to avoid wasting water or oil in discharges due to minor fluctuations of pressures. On No. 1130 Valves, the base and bonnet are brass. The disc is Exelloy on and *4-inch sizes and Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel on larger sizes. The re newable, screwed-in body seat ring is made of Crane No. 4Q Nickel Alloy. Both valves feature an exceptionally long spring made of the best quality steel. The valves have an adjusting screw with a hexagon end for wrench en gagement. A lock nut is provided so that the adjust- The function of these valves is to safeguard the apparatus and the piping against excessive pressures, and they should not be used in an attempt to main tain pressure at a maximum point. Operating pres sures maintained continuously close to the set pressure of the valve will tend to cause leakage and maintenance difficulties. Orders for relief valves must specify the set pressure desired and the catalog number. Size (Size of Inlet 1 No. 1128 No. 1130 Size of outlet Center to top Center to inlet Center to outlet Size of outlet Center to top Center to inlet Center to outlet Dimensions, in Inches X/2 3/4 1 2 3/4 27/8 274 21/8 2V8 138 13/g 11 714 3 21 Ms 7M 3 21 Me I 1 55/8 21/2 ls/s 1 71/4 3 21 Ms l'/4 l'/4 37/8 21Vl6 l3/4 ll/2 9`/2 35/g 3V,s 11/2 L \o 41-2 31/g 2 1M 9*2 35/g 33/i6 '2 2 5% 35/8 21 2 2 1134 4M 313/, 6 Capacities on application CRANE 331 All-Iron Relief Valves For Ammonia, Air, or Gas Can be set at any specified pressure within the following range: 10 to 300 pounds Maximum temperature 400 l: I his relief value has been particularly designed for ammonia service, but may also be used wherever all-iron construction is preferred because of conditions corrosive to brass. For air or gas service, the seat should be oilsealed. Service temperatures should not exceed goo0 F. Valves }> to i *^-inch have a screwed bonnet; sires and 2-inch have a bolted bonnet. The bonnet and cap joint are sealed with a lead gasket. Features: The No. r i rS Valve is of sturdy construction and simple design. No. 1118 Screwed Inlet and Outlet The body and bonnet are Crane Ferrosteel, the body seat ring and disc are steel, and the stem is steel with a casehardened point. Seating suvlaccs are easily reground; pipe threads tapped into the top of the disc permit insertion of a pipe nipple for rotating the disc. Cross Section Pressure setting: Relief valves should always be set at least per cent above the normal working pres sure in the system in order to prevent wastage of fluid when minor fluctua tions of pressure occur. The pressure setting can be readjusted to per cent above or below the original set pres List Prices and Dimensions Size (Size of Inlet 1 Inches 1 2 34 1 i'A 112 7 . List Prices Each 41.50 44.00 52.50 62.50 02.50 113.00 1 Size of outlet No. 1118 , Center to top 1 Center to end of inlet Center to end of outlet Inches 34 l V/4 V 2 2 JI2 Inches 3N 414 53/8 634 6tz 7'n Inches iVi ! 2% 3>/8 1 33/4 .33/,6 13'8 Inches 1% 1 lS/8 11 2 2V2 3 315/16 sure, but not in excess of the maxi mum given above. Capacities on application Orders must specify the set pressure and catalog number. 30 Inside Spring Iron Body Relief Valves For Water or Oil Can be set at any specified pressure within the following range: 10 to 300 pounds Maximum temperature 200 F. Outlet pressures are not to exceed 20 pounds gauge. No. 1123 Orders must specify set pressure and Catalog No* This relief valve is designed for service on water or oil, where the tempera ture does not exceed 2cc F. It is commonly used on pump discharge lines, on standpipes, pipe lines, cylinders, oil lines, etc. The valve should not be used as an unloading valve or to relieve shock from hydraulic lines. Pressure setting: Relief valves on liquid service should be set 2} per cent above the normal working pressure of the system to assure tightness at the seat. They may be readjusted for pressures to per cent above or below' the original set pressure, but not exceeding the maximum given above Materials: The No. 1123 Valve has an iron body and bonnet, a steel spring, and a brass stem. The seat and disc are regularly made of brass. Cross Section Construction: The valve is of the inside spring type with a Hanged bonnet securely bolted to the body, making a pressure tight joint. A machined recess filled with packing is provided around the adjusting screw to seal this point and render the valve pressure tight on discharge. List Prices and Dimensions Size (Size of Inlet and Outlet 1Inches; IV2 | 3 | 4 jList Prices_________ __________Each 92,50 110.00 165.00 No. 1123 Center to topInches 11 ll1-;12* 2_ F. & D. Center to face of inlet Inches 51/ 534 61 Vjs Center to end of outlet Inches 3% 4*4 5 The inlet connection is suitable for a flanged or with concentric grooves, approximately 10 grooves a screwed joint. The outlet connection is screwed. per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of the inlet flange conforms to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard. Class 250 (B 10b-1044). It has a {-ig-inch raised face finished Capacities on application Drilling: List prices include facing and drilling (F. & D.) of the inlet flange to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250. No deduction is made w hen valves are ordered faced only. Templates tor drilling... page 460 332 CRANE Outside Spring Iron Body Relief Valves WORKING PRESSURE -- 250 pounds MAXIMUM SET PRESSURE -- 300 pounds For steam, gas, hot water, or oil Maximum temperature 450 F. Outlet pressures not to exceed 20 pounds gauge. Order must specify the set pressure and catalog number. If order does not specify fluid on which valve is to be used, valves for steam will be furnished. No. 1113 Flanged Inlet Flanged Outlet No. 1114 Flanged Inlet Screwed Outle t Cross Section Recommendations: Nos. i r 13 and 1114 Valves are recom mended for steam, gas, hot water, or oil services at working pressures up to 250 pounds and temperatures up to 450 F. They may be set for a maximum pressure of 300 pounds and are suitable for outlet pressures not exceeding 20 pounds gauge. List Prices and Dimensions Size (Size of Inlet! 2 2i'2 3 4 List Prices, No. 1113 F. &D. 1 No. 1114 Each 1 400.00 Each 170.00 227.00;270.00| Dimensions, Inches Size of outlet Center to top Center to face of inlet Center to end of outlet Center to face of outlet 2V4 nv2 61/2 3 15'/2 7 41/2 1 41 5 19 I 241/2 712j 91,2 4% 7 Construction: These valves are of the outside spring and yoke construction, in which the spring is not directly exposed to the temperature of the fluid within the body. They have a bolted bonnet equipped with a stuffing box. The seat bushing is renewable. The valves are pressure tight on the outlet side and are suitable for use when discharging into a line operating under low head pressures, or for handling noxious or inflammable fluids. In addition, these valves have a pop chamber and an adjustable blow-back regulating ring which, on steam and gas service, give them an action more positive than ordinary relief valves, as well as a means of regulating the blowdown of pressure. The inlet of these valves is regularly made with a combination flanged and screwed connection. Seat and disc: The seat and disc are made of Crane Special Bronze, a hard, leaded tin bronze. Pressure setting: To insure tight seating of relief valves, they should be set at slightly higher pressures than the normal working pressure of the installation. Valves for steam or gas should be set at least 10 per cent higher, and valves for water or oil, 25 per cent above the normal working pressure. These valves may be readjusted for pressures 10 per cent above or below the original set pressure, but not exceeding the maximum given above. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions of the inlet flange conforms to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250 (Bibb-iq-w). It has a !Tg-inch raised face, finished with concentric grooves, approximately 10 grooves per inch, known as a `'serrated" finish. Capacities on application The outlet flange of the No. m3 Valve conforms to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.r-rqqS). This flange is plain faced and has a smooth finish. Drilling: List prices include facing and drilling (F. & D.) to the particular Standard applying, as indicated in the preceding paragraphs. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Dirt in Piping Pipe scale and dirt in piping systems are the greatest enemies of valves, regulators, me ters, and other mechanical devices. They cause endless trouble and frequently serious damage. Such foreign matter lodges on valve seats and starts leakage; it gets into auto matic devices with close-fitting, moving parts and prevents proper operation; and it col lects at points of low velocity, obstructing the passage of flow. Regardless of how clean piping materials are when being installed, a generous use of strainers or sediment sep arators is a sound but small investment, con sidering the protection provided. For the Crane BLOW-OFF line, see pages 356 and 357- Be sure to blow out the accumulated sedi ment at regular intervals. Templates for drilling.. . .pages 459 and 460 1 CRANE Outside Spring Alloy Cast Steel Relief Valves WORKING PRESSURE -- 300 pounds MAXIMUM SET PRESSURE -- 360 pounds For steam, hot water, oil, or gas; maximum temperature 900 F. Outlet pressure not to exceed 20 pounds gauge. When ordering be sure to specify set pressure and catalog number If order does not specify fluid on which valve is to be used, valves for steam will be furnished. No. 1113 LX Pressure setting: This valve, when used for steam or gas, should be set at least 10 per cent higher than the normal working pressure, and when used for watbr or oil, at least 25 per cent higher. It may be readjusted for pressures ic per cent above or below the original set pressure, but not exceeding the maximum given above. For a greater adjustment, new springs may be required, since one spring will not cover the entire range of pres sures at which this valve can be set. Cross Section 30 List Prices and Dimensions Size (Size of Inletl Inches1 2 No. 1113 LX, Flanged, F.D.& S.F. Each 307.00 Size of outlet Diameter of seat opening ! 2Vz 2 Dimensions, in Inches Center to top `Center to face of inlet . `Center to face of outlet `Includes hc-inch raised face. nv2 6 Vi 43/4 2Vz 373.00 3 2 Vi 15V2 7 5 Vi 3 455.00 * 3 19 7 Vz 6 4 717.00 5 4 24>/2 9 Vi 7 Service recommendations: The Crane No. 1 n 3 LX Alloy Steel Relief Valve is recommended for high temperature service on steam, hot water, oil, and gases (maximum temperature not to exceed qco F). It is suitable for outlet pressures up to 20 pounds gauge. Construction: This valve is of the outside spring and yoke construction, in which the spring is not directly exposed to the temperature of the fluid with in the body. It has a bolted bonnet equipped with a stuffing box. The seat bushing is renewable. The valve is pressure tight on the outlet side and is suitable for use when discharging into a line oper ating under low head pressures, or for handling noxious or inflammable gases and fluids. In addition, the No. 1113 LX Valve has an adjust able blow-back regulating ring which, on steam and gas service, provides a means for adjusting the blow down of pressure when changing or regulating the set pressure. Materials: The body is made of Crane No. 4 Car bon-Molybdenum Steel; the bonnet, of Carbon Cast Steel; and the disc and stem, of Exelloy. The seat bushing is Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy; and the spring, a high grade alloy steel. The bonnet bolt-studs are Triplex Steel. Flange dimensions and facing: The end flanges conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iq3q. The inlet flange conforms to the 300-Pound Standard; the outlet flange, to the 1 50-Pound Standard. End flanges are furnished faced, drilled, and spot faced (F.D.& S.F.) and have an American Standard {.{e-inch raised face, finished with concentric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated'' finish. A smooth finish can be furnished on raised or male faces. Ring joint, male, female, or other types of facing can also be furnished. See the Crane Dis count Sheet for prices. Capacities on application Templates /or drilling.. . page 461 334 CRANE Crosby Nozzle Relief Valves Low Capacity Styles, Sizes, Pressure Limits, and Materials Medium-High Capacity Capacity I Style 1 No. 1 Size Range 'Pressure-Temperature I Mater- (Inches) Limits at Inlet I ials Inlet Outlet Psi-Fahr. Psi-Fahr. |See Note 30 Medium Capacity Style JMB Low JR-c I V2-I 1 1 2000 <g 400s| JR-t V2-l 1 1 :2000 @ 750' -- -- Note 1 Medium JMB-c JMB-t JW-a JW-b 34-1 | 1-1V2 |5000 <3 400) -- 34-1 | I-IV2 15000 <3 750 1 -- 11/2-6 ; 2-10 400 150i 250 <0 450 lVi-6 I 2-10 | 400 (3 150! 250(3 450 Note 1 Note 2 Note 3 Medium High High JW-25 JW-35 JW-26 JW-36 JO-25 JO-35 JO-45 JO-55 JO-26 JO-36 JO-46 l`A-4 1 2-6 11/2-4 I 2-6 11/2-4 | 2-6 11/2-4 1 2-6 1-6 | 2-10 1-6 | 2-8 1-6 | 2-8 11/2-4 1 2-6 1-6 | 2-10 1-6 | 2-8 1-6 | 2-8 230 (3. 100 | 160 <3 450 | 450 <3 100 I 450 <3 450 | 160 <5 450! 120 <3 650 | 450 <3 450 | 415 <5 650 | 230 @ 100 I 160 < 450 | 600 < 100 | 525 <5, 450 | 1200 (5 100 11050(3 450 13000 < 100 12630 <3 450 | 160 (g. 450| 92 (3 800 | 525 (3 450 | 300 <3 800 | 1050 (5 450 | 600 (3 800 Note 4 Note 5 Note J JO-56 11/2-4 1 2-6 12630 (a 450l1500 <5 800 1 Forged stainless steel base and disc; cast steel cylinder and cap. 2Cast iron body; bronze semi-nozzle, disc, and trim. 3Cast iron body; stainless steel semi-nozzle, disc, and trim. Cast steel body; stainless steel semi-nozzle, disc, and trim. 5Cast steel body; stainless steel full-throat nozzle, disc, and trim. Crosby Nozzle Relief Valves provide exact operation with uniform blow down, full relieving capacity that assures positive protection, and continued as well as initial tightness. They are easy to install and maintain. All valves are furnished with flat seats and top guided connections. They have a closed bonnet and a screwed cap unless otherwise specified. Low capacity valves (JR) are used for non-coking re finery service, preferably on liquids, and for pumps or pump lines carrying sour crude oil or oil vapors. They should not be used for steam, air, or oil vapor service where exact operation is required. Medium capacity valves (JMB) are recommended for steam, air or gas (up to iooo psi), oil, and oil vapor. They are used on oil cracking equipment (non-cok ing), caustic pump discharge lines, ammonia lines, and for general service corrosive to bronze. Medium-High capacity valves (JW) are recommended for low and moderate pressures and temperatures. They are used in oil refineries, process plants, and for general service on steam, air, gas vapor, and liquids where full nozzle construction is deemed unnecessary. High capacity valves (JO) are recommended for steam, air, gas, oil, oil vapors and liquids. They are widely used in refinery, chemical, and industrial plants where positive, dependable action is needed. Steam boiler service: These valves are not recom mended for steam boiler service; for such service, use the Crosby Safety Valves shown on page 324. Springs: Valves having catalog numbers ending with either "t" or "6" have an alloy steel spring; all other valves have a carbon steel spring. *Ratings: Since ratings vary with the valve size, those shown in the table above apply specifically to the smallest size valve. ' The ratings also apply only to valves having standard facings. Full nozzle steel valves are available with a ring joint inlet, and when so furnished, are suitable for pres sures higher than those listed in the table. Other styles: The complete Crosby line includes valves having a wide variety of body, nozzle, and disc materials such as stainless steel, alloy steel. Monel, and Hastelloy; complete data on request. Special tops and lifting gears: Style JMB, J\V, and JO Valves are regularly furnished with a screwed cap and without a lifting gear. When specified, the following special types of top construction can be furnished: Regular lifting gear: Used for services where the valves need not be tight on the discharge side but where periodic testing is desirable. Packed lifting gear: Used where tightness on the dis charge side and periodic testing of the valves are desirable; it eliminates having a stuffing box around the main spindle. Testing rod: A testing rod is available on valves having a packed lifting gear or cap. The rod holds the valve shut against over-pressure when the equip ment on which the valve is installed is being given a hydrostatic test. Prices and additional information furnished on application. Presstirn Regulators; Traps; Separators; Expansion loints CRANE Pressure Regulators, Steam Traps, Separators, and Expansion Joints Regulators and Pressure Reducing Valves Crane Pressure Regulators.................................... pages 336 to 3 39 Klipfel Pressure Reducing Valves.....................pages 340 and 341 Mueller Pressure Regulators................................................. page 344 Fulton Sylphon Temperature Regulators...........................page 341 I Air Vent or Water Drain Valves............................pages 343 and 344 Steam Traps Crane Inverted Open Float Type ...................... pages 344 to 347 Hoffman Thermostatic Type.................................................page 343 Velan Bimetallic Type............................................................ page 348 Separators and Strainers Steam and Oil Separators................................... pages 374 and 377 Sediment Separators............................................pages 376 and 337 Dexter Automatic Separators............................................... page 373 Logan Aridifiers....................................................................... page 373 Swartwout Exhaust Heads.................................................... page 34Q Expansion Joints Brass...........................................................................................page 370 Iron Body..................................................................................page 330 Copper, Stainless Steel, and Rubber................................... page 371 Adsco, Iron and Steel............................................................. page 331 Drip Pockets.....................................................................................page 333 Expansion in Pipe Lines..............................................................page 349 For suggested installation of Crane Air Vent or Water Drain Valves and Inverted Open Float Steam Traps, see page 344. To make this catalog more convenient to use, the complete Crane line of special duty valves and of specialties has been divided into several groups. Special duty valves are shown on pages zqq to 334, and specialties not referred.to above are shown on pages 3 5q to 374. Standard Types of Pipe Bends , pages 502 and 503 335 31 336 CRANE Bronze Pressure Regulators Two essential but separate mechanisms--the main valve ussemrK <ind auxiliary valve assemhh -- are features of Crane Pressure Regulators, Intercon nected for transmission of pressure hue independent meehenioiHv, tixv operate in the same body. Except for necessary pipe connections, the regulator would function as well with the units separated. The main valve assembly includes a disc and Scat. The movement of the disc is controlled by a piston actu ated by pressure from the auxiliary valve. The auxiliary valve assembly includes a device to man ually set the desired outlet pressure, an auxiliary valve to control the operation of the main valve, and a mechanism to operate the auxiliary valve itself. Operation of Crane Pressure Regulators With the regulator properly installed in the line and ready to go into service, the succes sive steps which take place in its operation are as follows: 1. High pressure steam (or air) from the inlet piping and fills the outlet piping system. Pressure from the flows into the inlet side of the regulator as far as the outlet of the regulator is transmitted back through main disc A, which is held lightly to its seat by the the low pressure port M to the diaphragm chamber 31 X. As the pressure builds up in this chamber, it 2. This high pressure then passes into the main disc spring chamber through the ports in the liner C and acts to hold the main disc tightly to its seat. finally overcomes the tension on the diaphragm J, caused by the regulating spring H, and forces the diaphragm back toward its original position. 3. A portion of the high pressure steam (or air) in the regulator inlet passes through the screen D into the high pressure port E and fills the chamber around 7. Just as soon as the diaphragm returns to its orig inal position, the auxiliary valve closes, thus cutting off the pressure to the top of the piston L. the auxiliary valve F, which is held lightly to its seat 8. The high pressure in the spring chamber of the by the auxiliary valve spring. main disc A then forces the main disc back to its 4. When the handwheel G is turned in a clockwise seat, cutting off the steam (or air) supply to the direction, the regulating spring H is compressed, de outlet side of the regulator. flecting the diaphragm J. This deflection of the dia phragm moves the auxiliary valve F off its seat and allows pressure to flow through the intermediate pressure port K into the chamber above the piston L. 9. As the outlet pressure falls, the pressure in the diaphragm chamber also falls, with the result that the regulating spring tension again deflects the dia phragm and moves the auxiliary valve off its seat. 5. The piston then moves downward, overcoming 10. The entire cycle of operations is then repeated. resistance of the main disc A, forcing it off its seat. The cycle is automatic and practically instantaneous; 6. Steam for air) then flows past the main disc A there is no lag between operations. Recommended Piping Arrangement for Pressure Regulator Automatically Maintained Pressure When the handwheel is set to obtain any desired outlet pressure, this pressure is maintained within close limits if the quantity of steam or air being used remains fairly constant. Continually Proportioned Flow When steam or air is being used in the outlet system, the regulator actually operates in a "floating" posi tion; that is. both the main disc and the auxiliary valve move back and forth without pausing at any one position, and thus continually pro portion the flow of steam or air to satisfy the outlet requirements. CRANE 337 Bronze Pressure Regulators MAXIMUM INLET PRESSURES 250 pounds steam. 450 F. 250 pounds air n For description, operation, and recommended installation, see the preceding page. 6J List Prices and Dimensions Sire Price Dimensions. in Inches c-1 Inches Each A , B | C !1 D 12 89.00 7 4% , 3 6 % 99.00 8>4 53/4 35/g 6' l 111.00 9 63',, 4 ; 71/4 IVi 1 138.00 95/s | 7 1 4V2 ii 7`/2 14 171.00 . 103/4 8 5 1 7>.2 2 215.00 12 . 9>/8 : 55/g 74 No. 960 Pressure Requl.icor For steam and air capacitiesf see the following two pages. Service recommenda tions: Crane Pressure Regulators have been specifically designed to provide accurate, automatic pressure regulation on steam and air. They arc particularly suitable for use in modern process work, on vulcanizers, cookers, dryers, paper machines, heating systems, air tools, air blasts, and many other services. They may be used to reduce pressure to engines and pumps if ample receiver capacity to eliminate pulsations is pro vided between the engine or pump and the regulator. Fundamental characteristics: These regulators should not be confused with ordinary reducing valves. They will not allow the outlet pressure to build up to the inlet pressure when no steam or air is being used in the outlet piping. Reasonable fluctuations of the inlet pressure do not affect the outlet pressure. The regulators are reliable and feature a wide range of available reduced pressures, simplicity of opera tion, accessibility for inspection, and convenience in making repairs. They have malleable iron union rings and tail-pieces orj the inlet and outlet ends. Locking: Each regulator is equipped with a locking device to permit protection of the pressure setting against tampering. Locks are furnished only when specified and at an advance in price. Outlet pressure ranges: Regulators are fitted with regulating springs and diaphragms to suit any one of the following ranges of outlet pressures: 1 to 10 pounds 5 to 30 pounds 20 to 100 pounds 90 to 200 pounds How to order regulators: Orders should specify the size of the regulator (or capacity desired; see pages 3 3S and 330) and the outlet pressure. Unless other wise specified, regulators suitable for steam will be furnished; if wanted for air, specify "for air". These regulators should not be used where the outlet pressure is more than 80% of the inlet pressure. Operating Characteristics of Crane Pressure Regulators A Pressure Regulator should be chosen on the basis of its capacity to provide the rate of flow required in the outlet piping. The nearer correct it is to the proper size, the more trouble-free it will be and the longer it will last. A regulator that is too large is not only subject to extreme throttling and undue wear but may also supply steam or air in surges, causing pulsations. A regulator that is too small, particularly on low pressures, will dance and chatter. Best results are obtained when the regulator is selected to supply flow rates that are approximately 5? per cent of the maximum obtainable through the regulator. 1'his condition keeps the disc unseated-- keeps it properly throttling the flow by holding the disc in a "floating" position--while at the same time permitting variations in flow demand in either direc tion. In addition, the damaging effects of wire-draw ing and the danger of having small particles of foreign matter adhere to the seating surfaces and cause an increase in the outlet pressure, are sub stantially reduced. Theoretically, if the flow demand remained fixed at all times, it would be possible to select a regulator an orifice would give the same results) that would deliver the required amount of steam or air at exactly the desired outlet pressure. Actually, however, such ideal conditions seldom exist, because the flow demand in outlet piping varies with many factors, such as shut-off intervals, number of pieces of equipment in operation, warming-up periods, etc. Under practical operating conditions, therefore, when a regulator is set for one condition of flow demand and this condi tion changes, the regulator will strive automatically to compensate for t:.c change, but in so doing will produce some variation in the outlet pressure. An in crease in demand will cause a decrease in the outlet pressure, up to the point where the regulator is de livering its fullest possible capacity; in other words, is providing no regulation at all, if the demand is great enough. A decrease in demand will cause an in crease in the outlet pressure, up to the point of the ictual outlet or dead-end pressure setting on the egulator, if the demand ceases entirely. Important: Select the regulator on the basis of its capacity. See pages 338 and 330 for capacity tables. Orders should always specify the desired outlet pres sure. The regulator is then equipped with the proper springs and diaphragm as indicated under "outlet pressure ranges" above; the regulating wheel per mits adjustment throughout the range. 338 CRANE Capacities of No. 960 Pressure Regulators Explanation of Tables e CiipdciiA t.ii'k* Meum nclow .inJ " \ir on the opposite p.ige1 *how i i inlet pressures <it con venient increment* from t' to is~ pound*, (i) capacities or rates of flow, at \.:riou* pound* change in the outlet pressure, and < ? i la*t column in e;ich half of table, maximum rate of (low . The heavy black line through the tables separates the rates ol (low at each inlet pressure at approximate!v t: per cent of the maximum capacity of the regulator. The normal flow demand ->f the outlet system should correspond w ith the capacity of the regulator as show n near this black line. This will assure the use of a The columns showing pounds change in outlet pressure to obtain rate of flow apply to any outlet pressure. I:or example, assume steam at ice psi is to be reduced regulator that operates properly, has long life, and provides practical variation in lower or higher capa city when the flow demand varies from normal. through u } -j-inch regulator to a maximum or dead The "maximum--no regulation" columns show the end outlet pressure of 20 psi: at iq psi outlet pressure maximum rate of flow, which occurs when the now(1-pound decrease), the regulator would deliver 41 demand is so great that the outlet pressure has dropped pounds of steam per hour; at til psi outlet pressure to the point where the regulator is delivering full (2-pound decrease), re pounds of steam per hour; capacity (no regulation). This latter figure i* pro at 12 psi outlet pressure (S-pound decrease), 225 vided so that the safety valve which should be in pounds of steam per hour, etc. In this example, if stalled in the outlet piping can be properly sired: for the selected maximum or dead-end outlet pressure proper protection and maximum safety, the safety were 00 psi, the capacity would be the same at so, valve should be capable of discharging at least the 58, and 52 p*i outlet pressure (i, 2. and S-pound maximum flow through cfie regulator. change or decrease), respectively, etc. {Continued on the iollouin2 t'aze) Steam Capacities Inlet Pres sure Rate of Flow of Saturated Steam In Pounds per Hour Pounds Change in Outlet Pressure to Obtain Rate of Flow Maxi mum Inlet Pres sure Rate of Flow of Saturated Steam In Pounds per Hour Pounds Change in Outlet Pressure to Obtain Rate of Flow Maxi mum Psi 1 2 3 4 5 8 10 12 | 15 20 25 No Regu Psi lation 1 2 3 4 5 8 10 12 15 20 25 No Regu lation Vi-inch Regulators 1 Vi-inch Regulators 30 27 50 70 90 no 150 '* 187 30 145 270 380 490 595 815 1015 40 29 55 80 100 125 175 228 ' 40 155 300 435 545 680 950 1240 SO 31 58 85 no 135 200 225 270 50 170 315 460 595 735 1085 1220 1465 60 33 60 88 113 138 205 230 270 311 ! 60 180 325 480 615 750 1115 1250 1465 1690 70 35 62 91 116 141 210 240 280 353 ' 70 190 335 495 630 765 1140 1305 1520 1915 80 37 64 94 119 144 215 250 290 320 394 I 80 200 350 510 645 780 1165 1360 1575 1740 2140 90 39 68 97 122 147 220 260 300 340 436 j 90 210 370 525 660 800 1195 1410 1630 1845 2365 100 41 70 100 125 150 225 270 310 360 410 478 ` 100 225 380 545 680 815 1220 1465 1685 1955.2225 2595 ns ' 43~ "76 108" '135' 165 245 295 340 390 450 580 ISO 45 82 117 ISO 185 270 325 375 425 490 520 685 125 235 415 585 735 895 1330 1600 1845 2120 2445 3150 150 245 445 635 815 1005 1465 1765 2035 2310 2660*2925 3720 175 47 88 126 160 200 295 355 405 460 535 565 790 175 255 480 685 870 1085 1600 1930 2200 2500 2905*3070 4290 200 49 95 135 175 215 320 385 435 495 580 610 895 200 265 515 735 950 1165 1740 2090 2360 2690 315015310 4860 250 55 no 165 215 270 410 485 540 605 685 710 1060 250 300 595 895 1165 1465 2225 2635 2930 3285 372013855 5755 %-inch Regulators i 1 Vi-inch Regulators 30 48 89 124 160 195 265 330' | 30 190 350 490 630 770 1050 1310 40 51 97 142 175 220 310 405 j 40 205 385 560 700 875 1225 1595 50 55 103 150 195 240 355 400 480 5 50 215 405 595 770 945 1400 1575 1890 60 58 106 155 200 245 365 405 480 550 60 230 420 615 790 965 1435 1610 1890 2175 70 a 110 160 205 250 370 425 495 625 70 245 435 635 810 985 1470 1680|1960 2470 80 65 113 165 210 255 380 440 515 565 has 80 260' 450 660 835 1010 1505 1750 203012240 2760 90 69 120 170 215 260 390 460 530 600 770 90 275 475 680 855 1030 1540 1820 2100 2380 3050 100 73 124 175 220 265 400 480 550 635 725 845 100 285 490 700 875 1050 1575 1890 2170 2520 2870 3345 125 76 135 190 240 290 435 520 600 690 795 1025 125 300 530 755 945 1155 1715 2065 2380 2730 3150 4060 ISO 80 145 205 265 325 480 575 665 750 865 :o 1210 150 315 575 820 1050 1295 1890 2275 2625 29753430 3640 4795 175 83 155 225 285 355 520 630 715 815 945 1000 1400 175 330 615 880 1120 1400 2065 2485 2835 3220 3745 3955 5530 200 87 170 240 310 380 565 680 770 875 1025 1080 1585 200 345 665 945 1225 [505 2240 2695 3045 3465-4060 4270 6265 250 97 195 290 380 480 725 860 955 1070.1210 1255 1875 250 385 770 1155 1505 1890 2870)3395(3780 4255|4795 4970 7420 l-inch Regulators 2-inch Regulators 30 84 155 215 2S0~ 340 465 580 40 90 170 250 310 390 540 705 50 % 180 265 340 420 620 700 S35 60 102 185 275 350 430 635 715 835 965 70 108 190 280 360 435 650 745 870 1095 80 115 200 290 370 445 665 775 900 990 1220 90 121 210 300 380 455 680 805 930 1055 1350 100 127 215 310 390 465 700 835 960 1115 1270 1480 125 133 235 335' 420 510 760 915 1055 1210 1395 1800 J50 140 255 365 465 575 835 1010 1165 1320 1520 1610 2125 175 146 275 390 495 620 915 1100 1255 1425 1660 1750 2450 200 152 295 420 540 665 990 1195 1350 1535 1800 1890 2775 250 170 340 510 665 835 1270 1505 1675 1875 2125 2200 3285 30 215 400 560 720 880(1200 1495 40 230 440 640 800 1000;1400 1825 50 250 465 680 880 1080 1600 1800 2160 60 265 480 705 905 1105 1640 1840 2160 2490 70 280 495 730 930 1130 16K 1920(2240 2825 80 295 510 750 950 nso 1720 2000 232012560 3150 90 310 545 775 975 1175 1760 2080 2400(2720 3490 100 330 560 800 1000 1200 1800 2160 2480 2880 3280 3825 125 345 610 865 1080 1320 1960 2360 2720 3120 3600 4640 150 360 655 935 1200 1480 2160 2600 3000 3400 3920 41bU 5480 175 375 705 1010! 1280 1600 236012840 3240 3680 4280 4520 6320 200 390 760 108011400 1720 2560 3080 3480 3960 4640 4880 7160 250 440 880 1320 1720 2160 3280 3880 4320 4840 5680 8480 Capacities of No. 960 Pressure Regulators (Conf.) CRANE 339 (Continued from the preceding page) Example: L'nhke most capacity tables, these are de signed to '-how accurate and complete capacity ratines under any combination of varying operatin'' condi tions. l:or example, assume a regulator is desired chat will reduce it; psi inlet steam pressure to approxi mately 42 psi on the outlet and deliver steam ac a normal rate of 223 pounds per hour. .Adjusted for 4; psi maximum or dead-end outlet pressure, the 1-jinch regulator will deliver ciiis rate of (low when the outlet pressure has dropped 8 pounds, or is 32 psi; this regulator would have additional capacity (up to 410 pounds per hour with an outlet pressure of 2; psi) for warming up periods, and at the same time, would have an ample range of lower capacity at 35, 36, 37, 38, and 3Q psi outlet pressure, when the re quired rate of flow was less than normal. If originally adjusted to 48 psi maximum or dead-end outlet pressure, this regulator would deliver the desired rate of flow at 4c psi, but the pressure in the outlet would build up to a maximum of 48 psi when the flow demand ceased entirelv. The :!{-inch regulator would also deliver this race of flow, at about 30 psi il adjusted to 40 psi dead-end outlet pressure, or at about 40 psi if adjusted to 44 psi dead-end outlet pressure. The i-inch regulator would also deliver this rate of flow with only about 2 pounds change between the dead-end and the nor mal-flow outlet pressures, but it would be too large for most satisfactory operation, etc. Choose the regulator on the basis of its capacity to provide the desired rate of flow without requiring manual attention of the regulating wheel and w ithin acceptable limits of variation between the dead-end outlet pressure and the actual outlet pressure under the desired flow conditions. Use of the regulating wheel can. of course, narrow these limits if manual adjustment is made following changes in flow de mand. Th_.-c regulators arc not recommended for use where the desired outlet pressure is more than 80 per cent of the inlet pressure. See pages 336 and 337 for description of regulators and explanation of operating characteristics. Air Capacities 340 CRANE Klipfel Pressure Reducing Valves Maximum Inlet Pressures Valve Ends Steam 1 'Water. 475' F.. \lax. | Air, or Gas Screwed 200 pound' 200 pound-. Standard Flanged 125 pounds 150 pounds Extra Heavy Flanged____ 250 pound-300 - nd- `\\ ater. air. and gurating- do not apply to the No. 1 Vehe. Prices on application J No. 1, For Stcan- Only (Piston T\ 10 to 150 po<. -ds reduced pressure No. 38, For Steam, Water, Air, or Gas Vacuum to medium reduced pressures No. 300, For Steam, Water, Air, or Gas 10 to 75 pounds reduced pressure No. 310, Fur Steam, Water, Air, or Gas Vacuum to 20 pound' reduced pressures Range of sizes: Ai! valves are furnished with changes in initial pressure, a constant reduced pres screwed ends in sizes % to 3-inch and with standard sure is maintained as it must always balance the or extra heavy flanged ends in sizes 2 to o-inch. Nos. diaphragm against the constant force exerted by the 38 and 310 are also available with standard or extra weight and lever. 31 heavy flanged ends in sizes 8 to 12-inch. End flanges No. 300: This valve is well adapted for use on steam, on flanged valves are furnished faced and drilled. water, or air where infrequent adjustment is re Materials: These valves have a bronze body in sizes quired. The springs are made extra long and com 1 ' 4-inch and smaller and a semi-steel body in sizes pressed nearly solid when installed. Much more 2-inch and larger. All sizes are bronze trimmed. accurate regulation at a specified pressure is obtained No. 1: No. 1, for steam only, has a long water-sealed piston which is balanced between the reduced pres sure in the valve outlet and the weighted lever. The oil-filled dashpot insures steady operation. The desired reduced pressure should be specified so that the right piston size and correct number of weights in this way than is possible with a short spring or one only partly compressed. Interchangeable springs of different gauge wire are available, each for the best regulation within a moderate range of adjustment. Adjustment of the reduced pressure is accomplished by turning the nuts on the side rods. can be furnished. The inner valve has a close sliding Operation: The spring holds the valve fully open until fit in the seats. the reduced pressure transmitted from the outlet Operation: Steam enters at the right end of the body and flows through the ports of the balanced inner valve into the outlet chamber where its pressure balances the piston against the weight and lever. Any rise or fall in reduced pressure moves the piston which gradually closes or opens the valve until nor pipe through the feeler pipe is sufficient to force the diaphragm down and partially close the valve. Any change in reduced pressure moves the diaphragm and inner valve in a direction to restore the normal set pressure. The valve will operate just as well in an inverted position. mal pressure is restored. No. 310: This valve is suitable for handling any No. 38: This valve is suitable for ordinary fluids, not injurious to a rubber diaphragm, for reduced pressures ranging from vacuum up to 45 pounds, de pending on the valve size. The diaphragm chamber is separated from the valve body for cooler operation of the diaphragm on steam lines. The valve may be used as a steam pump governor by connecting the feeler pipe from the pump discharge to the diaphragm ordinary fluid, not injurious to a rubber diaphragm, for reduced pressures ranging from vacuum up to zz pounds. It is widely used for low pressure steam or vacuum heating. The large area of the diaphragm and the absence of packing box friction promote sen sitive and accurate regulation regardless of changes in inlet pressure and reauired capacity. When used for cold fluids, this valve may be inverted. chamber. The double seated inner valve is almost tight closing. This valve will also operate in the inverted position. Operation: The reduced pressure, transmitted to the diaphragm through a feeler pipe in sizes 3-inch and larger (illustrated) or through a diagonal drilled hole Operation: Used as a reducing valve, a feeler pipe in the body in smaller sizes, balances the diaphragm with a restricting valve connects the tapped opening against the force exerted by the weight and lever. in the diaphragm chamber to the outlet pipe. The Any rise in this pressure moves the inner valve weight on the left end of the lever holds the valve toward the closed position. A drop in outlet pressure open until the reduced pressure is sufficient to raise allows the valve to open farther. The reduced pres the diaphragm and close the valve. Regardless of sure is raised by adding more weights on the lever. CRANE 341 Klipfel Ball-Type Pressure Reducing Valves Valve Ends Screwed Standard Flanged Extra Heavy Flanged Steam Water. 4"5` F.. Max. Air, or Gas 200 pounds 200pounds 125 pounds______ 150 pounds 250 pounds 300 pounds Prices on application No. 400 '-pn.'')!' Lo.iJcJ For 10 co 75 pounds reduced pre"Ure No. 410, Single Lever For vacuum to 20 pounds reduced pressure No. 411, Twin Levers For 0 co 40 pounds reduced pressure These valves embody many improvements contrib uting to close regulation of reduced pressure, in creased capacity, tight closing, and durability. Their ball is free to seat perfectly. Grinding-in is never required. The streamlined form of the opening be tween the ball and seat and the large body passages permit a great volume of flow. The seat is beveled at a sharp angle to fit the ball tightly along a narrow line of contact. The guides are integral with the seat. The internal Pitot tube control in Nos. 410. 4in. 431. and 432. Valves avoids the use of an external feeler pipe. The Pitot tube, rather than an external feeler pipe, is more satisfactory for most applications. Range of sizes: The valves are available with screwed ends in sizes % to z)A-inch and with stand ard or extra heavy flanged ends in sizes 2 and zJ-6inch. End flanges on flanged vahvs are faced and drilled. Materials: The valves have a bronze body in sizes 11 S-inch and smaller; larger sizes have a semi-steel body. All sizes have a stainless steel ball and a stain less steel or Monel seat. No. 400 has a semi-steel bracket and diaphragm chamber. The other valves have a wrought steel water leg, diaphragm chamber, or air dome. No. 431 Air Loaded--Dome l ux For 5 to 150 pounds reduced pressure No. 432 Air Loaded--Pilot Goncn >lled For 0 co 1 50 poundreduced prcurc No. 400: In this valve, several interchangeable springs are available, each adapted to handle a limited portion of the 10 to 75-pound reduced pres sure range. The bracket is attached directly to the body in all sizes for increased strength and rigidity. The valve will operate in any position. Operation: The spring holds the valve open until the reduced pressure, transmitted through the feeler pipe, is great enough to move the diaphragm and force the ball to the seat. No. 410: This valve is recommended for steam heat ing service, process work, and other applications where reduced pressures from o to 20 pounds are required. When so ordered, the lever can be arranged for vacuum service. The reduced pressure is adjusted by changing the weights on the lever. Operation: The diaphragm is balanced between the loading force exerted by the weight and the reduced pressure transmitted through the diagonal Pitot tube from the body outlet into the water leg. Any increase or decrease in the reduced pressure induces the dia phragm to close or open the valve until the normal pressure is restored and the diaphragm is once again in balance. No. 411: This valve is the same as the No. 410 except it is equipped with two independent levers for w mir.etric.il distribution of loading on reduced pressures up to 4: pounds. No. 431: This improved dome type valve can accom modate reduced pressures from 5 to 150 pounds by merely changing the air pressure pumped into the dome to equal the desired reduced pressure. The accuracy and sensitivity of regulation is uniform over the entire range of adjustment. Operation: The tank or dome is filled with air to the required pressure by an ordinary tire pump. The elastic pressure of air or other gas) confined in the tank or dome is utilized to load the diaphragm and balance it against the reduced pressure. No. 432: This valve is recommended for use where the reduced pressure must be changed frequently When connected to a source of compressed air at sufficiently high pressure, the pilot valve is adjusted to maintain a loading pressure on the diaphragm equal to the desired reduced pressure. This valve is convenient for remote control. The complete valve includes pressure gauge, o feet of copper tubing, fittings, Schrader air valve, and pilot valve, where such parts are required. Operation: A small, adjustable pilot valve maintains a constant air pressure under the diaphragm equal to the desired reduced pressure. The Pitot tube pro duces a sucking effect which lowers the pressure in the water leg as the flow increases, thereby causing the valve to open more and deliver a slightly rising pressure as the demand increases. 31 342 CRANE Mueller Pressure Regulators Service recommendations: The No. H acco Regulators, suitable for use on hot and cold water, air, oil, and other fluids, are particu larly adapted for industrial service. Pressure range: The valves are regularly made for initial pressures from 40 to 15a pounds and delivery pressures from 25 to 75 pounds. They can be furnished to order for any initial pressure up to 300 pounds or for delivery pressures from 5 to 125 pounds (spe cial springs required). The valves are set for 45 pounds delivery pressure unless otherwise ordered. Orders should specify catalognumber, size, inlet and outlet pressures, ana service. Mo. H 9000 Screwed Construction: These regulators are furnished with strainers, completely assembled. The regulating valve, made entirely of bronze ('jo-inch size has an iron body), features a full seat opening and can supply a full volume of water at the reduced pressure. The special composition diaphragm will withstand a pressure of 800 pounds. A special composition disc is not affected by hot water. The removable scat ring, disc, and diaphragm make repair possible without removing the valve from the line. Size End to end, assembly Center to top Center to bottom Dimensions, in Inches 1 V* 1 % 1 V2 < % ` 1 , 11/4 11/2 i 2 1 5Vl6 1 6% 1 77, 1 8s/is 1 9/,6 1 1211/16 1i 141/2 1 17% 1 17/16 1 2V* 1 2*4 1 3 Vi 1 31/g 1 31/2 1 41/16 1 413/16 1 415/16 1 Ska 1 7 Vie 1 8 1 8Vl6 1 10Vi 6 1013/16 1 143/16 2l > 20 S3i lb% 31 Fulton Sylphon Temperature Regulators Cross Section No. 923-3 Shown with Type "V. B" Valve; No. <523-3 have a bronze body and trim (cast iron body on o-inch size). They can be manually operated independently of the regu lator thermostat by means of a crank. N'o. <523-3 Regulators are used to control the cir culation of cooling water through the jacket of internal combustion engines. Sizes to iH-inch have a three-way type "WC" Valve; larger sizes have a three-way type "\VB" Valve.. N'o. qqq Regulators are used for heating, ventilat ing, storage water heaters, industrial process tem perature control, etc. Both regulators are available for temperatures ranging from 40 to 420 F. and are adjustable be tween limits of any selected range. They are regu larly equipped with a copper bulb having brass fit tings and eight feet of brass armored, copper con necting tube (other lengths furnished to order). Automatic radiator valves (not illustrated): Valves to automatically control the supply of steam to radiators include No. 88j Valves for exposed type radiators and No. 805 Valves, for concealed type radiators. Both are furnished in sizes jo to 11 2-inch for steam pressures up to 15 pounds. No. qqq have a stainless steel frame. They are available with bronze or stainless steel trim, direct or reverse-acting valve, and a thermometer mounted on the regulator head; specify on order. Valve Sizes and ^Maximum Pressures (Pounds) Valve Size Inches! % | 12 ' 34 I 1 1 1*4 1 11 '2 2 I 2V2 I 3 1 4 I 5__. 6 No. 923-3 ~ j ; ,~ldd: bOVATTTS ) 'b5 ' '3a~`~65~i~85 ~60T50 ' 40 No. 9991 250 1 250 I 250 I 250 1 250 | 250 ! 225 ; 85 i 65 1 55 j 40 | I Indicates pressure drop across valve. Prices on application CRANE Air Vent or Water Drain Valves Ball Float Type (Patent Pending! 343 List Prices, Dimensions, and Continuous Discharge Capacities at 70: F. Catalog No. No. 976 No. 977_ List Price Much 17.00 34.50___ Pipe Size In H 3/4 Height In _ 6%____ __ 7% Diameter In. 5% ~lt___ Orifice Size In %2 ' s/64 ' 3/i6 _3/32 Seat Number 11A ' I4A ' 23A 1 26A 'Effective Seat Pressure Pounds per Square Inch 1 U/ 4 5 to 9 10 to 14 15 to 19 20 to"24 25 to 29 30 31 to >9 40 to 49 50 to 74 75 to 99 100 to 124 125 to'149 150 Capacities as , Air Vent Valve 1 Cubic Feet of Free ; Air per Minute___ 2.3 ' 3.3 3.2 4.6 5.0 f 7.2 7.0 1.8 10.0 2.6 8.7 2.2 12.3 3.1 10.0 2.5 14.4 3.7 11.6 1 2.9 ' 16.5 ` 4.2 13.0 ` 3.3 ' 18.6 ` 4.7 3.3 1 ! 4.7 4.0 ' 5.8 * 4.7 ! 6.8 6.6 ; * 8.4 1 1 10.2! l 12.0 1 9.4 12.0 14.7 17.3 `Effective Seat Pressure Pounds per Square Inch 1 2 co 4 5 to 9 10 to 14 15 to 19 20 to 24 25 to 29 30 31 to 3"' 40 to 49 50 to 74 75 to 90 " 100`to 124 125 Capacities as Water Drain Valve Pounds Water per Flour (Inverted Position) 270 ! 385 ; 370 ' 535 : 575 1 830 ' 785 | 195 | 1130 | 280 955 240 | 1380 | '345 1090 275 | 1575 i 390 1225 305 ! 1765" | 440' 1320 1 330 '1905 ' '475 330 ' 1 475 380 ' 545 420 ' 605 510 ' 710 575 ! 825 650 930 *FlTeeU\e -eat prepare K the net dilferencc bet'.Veen 'be .he inlet and outlet pre"iire- RANGE OF WORKING PRESSURES As Air Vent Valve 1 to 30 pounds or 10 to 150 pounds M.iMmum prc^uiv i' marked < n e..p As Water Drain \'alvc 1 to 30 pounds or 10 to 125 pounds These simple, efficient, and economical de vices automatically remove air from water piping, oil piping, and pressure vessels, or water or oil from compressed air systems. They should not be used on steam lines. Air vent valve: To remove air from water or oil-laden systems, the valve should be installed at the highest point in the system where air will collect. Normally the valve is filled with water or oil: as the air accumu lates, it displaces the liquid in the body causing the float to drop and the valve to open. As the air is discharged and the water or oil re-enters the body, the float rises and closes the valve to prevent the escape of No. 976 or No. 977 the liquid. Water drain valve: To remove water or oil from air-laden systems, the valve must See page 344 for installation suggestions. be installed in an inverted position (with cap down) at the lowest point in the system. The cycle of operation is the reverse of that described in the paragraph above, ft is recom mended that a sediment separator be installed in the line leading to the drain valve (see typical installation on page 344): for de scription of sediment separators, see pages 356 and 337. Materials: The valves are ruggedly constructed. Their body and cap are cast iron; the joint is fitted with a Cranite gasket and is bolted. The ball-type disc, made of ib to 18 per cent chromium steel, is guided to an Exelloy seat. The ball float is copper. Capacity and pressure range: Each valve is furnished with one of two sizes of seat orifices. The size of the orifice determines both the discharge capacity at various effective seat pressures and the pressure range of the valve, as indicated in the table at the left. Selecting the proper valve: Select a valve on the basis of its capacity. To assure intermittent discharge, allow an ample factor of safety (at least 2 to 1) between the maximum capacity required for the system and the continuous discharge capacity of the valve. Ordering: Orders must specify the catalog number, the maximum operating pressure, and either the orifiec size or seat number. 31 Float and Thermostatic Traps These Hoffman Traps find wide application in steam heating installations. The jo Series Float Trap inot illustrated) is used for removing condensate only; the 52 Series Float and Thermostatic Trap (illustrated at the left) has both a float mecha nism for removing condensate and a thermostatic element, permitting air Floa^and Thermostatic Trap co ^"`P*133 co t*ie craP outlet to avoid air binding. The traps are made-in sEes ?4 t0 3'inch. with capacities up to iz.zzz pounds of condensate per hour; prices and additional information will be furnished on request. 344 CRANE Installation of Steam Traps and Air Vent or Water Drain Valves Use Crane Plug Type Disc Globe or Angle Valves for all throttling service. ,ConJen.. Globe V.iKc rr2} , 4-- Return Crane Imertcd Open Moat Me.an Traps. Air \ ent \ ah e> and \\ .11^r Orain Valtes can onh i'e used for discharging to regions where the pressure is less than that in the trap or valve. They can be used to discharge into a back pressure - r vacuum, but the pressure rating of the trap or valve must be greater than, fa) the difference between the back pressure and the inlet pressure, or (b) the sum of the vacuumand the inlet pressure. For complete description, capacities, etc., see pages 343 and 345 to 34.". These products arethoroughlyand carefully tested before shipment. Properly selected and installed, they will give many years of sat isfactory and efficient service. The illustrations on this page show a preferred, typical piping arrange ment for each of these products, so designed that the trap or valve is accessible for the periodic in spection and cleaning that usually accompanies the use of any auto matic device. Typical Piping Arrangement for Inverted Open Float Steam Trap Installation of Steam Traps: Wherever possible, install the trap below the lowest point in the system, with the line leading to the trap pitched downward to assure good drainage. Use a sediment separator just ahead of the trap to prevent scale, sediment, and other loreign matter from entering the trap and interfering with proper operation; a valve on the separator will make it possible to periodically blow-out accumulated foreign matter. The gate valves in the inlet and outlet lines, when shut, permit isolating the trap for inspection and cleaning. If only the gate valve in the outlet line is closed, the test valve can be opened to observe the operation of the trap; if the trap is functioning properly, there will be no flow of water between periods of discharge, Blow new lines clear of all foreign matter before installing traps, air vent valves, or water drain valves. nor any flow of steam. A by-pass line with a globe valve makes it possible to rid the system of condensate by Check Valve hand throttling while the trap is out of service. A check valve (not illus- __ trated) should be used in the outlet or return line where two or more traps are discharging into a common line; should one trap be shut down, the check valve will prevent back-flow from the remaining units. Installation of Air Vent Valves: Install the valve at the highest point in the system, pitching the inlet line upward to the vent valve. A gate valve in the inlet line and the check valve in the outlet make it possible to isolate the valve for cleaning and inspection. The check valve will not allow air to pass back into the system; with out it. the air vent valve w ill also act as a vacuum breaker. The globe valve permits venting by hand throttling when the gate valve is shut. Blow-Oif Valve Installation of Water Drain Valves: The typi cal installation for the water drain valve is similar to that of the air vent valve described above except inverted, with the valve at the lowest point in the system. In addition, since foreign matter will tend to collect at low points, the use of a sediment separator with blow-off valve also is recommended. Typical Piping Arrangement for Air Vent Valve Do not install an air vent or water drain valve where it can freeze. Typical Piping Arrangement for Water Drain Valve 1 CRANE 345 Inverted Open Float Steam Traps P auacU General Description fuel is wasted .aid ciiieiency greatly reuueeu un.<->s <_<i- ur.ane^: irom steam lines .;S iwpiJF. ;t ...cumu!..-t<->, A: :c.c - iru time, tiic pr.-v-iK. recover!ng conden sate for heuting. hot w.iter need'-. or for return to boilers saves many fuel Joilars. rjnL_jfJ nr> nri Both of these opera No. 9810 No. 9812 tions are perfo _d efficiently and eco Typical cross sections of Crane Inverted Float Steam Traps No. 9820 nomically with Crane Inverted Open float Steam Traps. They provide a OMa Traps the body'anJ cap are made of east iron ; simple, trouble-free method for removing condensate On the Nos. 0810 and osn, these parts are Ferro- from steam piping, separators, and all types oi steel. All traps have a renewable Exelloy seat bush steam heated equipment. ing and fulcrum rod, and a ro per cent to 18 per cent Construction: These traps are small and compact, but have high discharging capacities and are free from complex operating mechanisms. They are ex tremely simple, having only one major moving part, the float, which actuates the disc through a simple lever. The disc is ball-type and is guided to its scat; ic holds pressure easily. The body has an internal inlet nozzle which retains the water seal and pre cludes the possibility of live steam passing through the trap. A small hole in the top of the float allows air and other non-condensable gases to accumulate at the top of the trap. chromium sceel ball disc; these pares have excellent resistance to wear, erosion, and corrosion. The float, lever, and lever supports are made of brass, copper, or other non-corrosive materials. The traps are un usually strong and durable. Capacity: The capacity of any trap depends upon the effective seat pressure and the orifice size. The only force at'ailable to open the disc against the effective seat pressure in the trap is the %veight of the float multiplied by the lever arm attached to the disc, and this is a fixed quantity for any one trap. As the effectr ' seat pressure is increased, the orifice area must . decreased. If the area is too large, the trap 'The cot er or cap is bolted to the body, the joint will fail to function. If the area is too small, the trap being fitted with a Cranite gasket. y>-inch traps will function properly, but its capacity will be reduced. have a Tfo-inch raised face on the body and cap; larger sices ha\'e a male and female joint. Bolts are arranged so that the cap can be assembled in one position only, at w hich die word "Outlet" on the cap is directly over chat opening on the side of the body. Each trap is furnished with one of several sizes of seat orifices. Since both the capacity of the trap and the maximum pressure at which it can be used de pend upon the size of the seat orifice, care should be exercised when ordering to see that both pressure Materials: On the N'os. qSio, q&ii, 98i2, 9S13, and and capacity are considered. See pages 346 and 34;. Operation Outlet Vent Hole Trap Closed incurring .-ceum unjer me H: the up vll Keeping tie: - e. /.1e These traps are actuated solely by the rise and fall of the float resting on the accumulated con densate. The float is buoyant when filled with incoming steam and the discharge \'aivc is closed. When incoming condensate floods the float, it sinks, thereby opening the valve and permitting the condensate tc be discharged by the effective pressure. Outlet Inlet Air or other non-condensable gas vents through a small hole in the top of the float and coiiccts in the upper part of the trap. At each operation, this air or gas is discharged. The entire cycle of operation is practically instantaneous. If the condensate accumulates at a rate equal to the trap capacity, continuous discharge may occur; for these conditions a larger capacity trap should be used. Inlet u Trap Open Incoming conden se nils chc i'lodC. :>inks it, und open> chc ouclec. Suggestions for installing traps . page 344 List prices, pressures, and dimensions page 346 Capacities........................................ page 347 Sediment Separators .. pages 356 and 357 346 CRANE Inverted Open Float Steam Traps 'P.ircncoJi Orifice Sizes, Maximum Pressures, RANGE OF WORKING PRESSURES 1 to 300 pounds saturated steam How to order: Each trap is furnished Catalog No. of Trap and Seat Numbers Size of Orifice Maximum Pressure (Marked on Trap) Inches Psi Seat Number No. 9810 n ith one of several sires of seat orifices. Since both the capacity of the trap and the maximum pressure at which it can be used depend upon the sire of the seat orifice, care must be exercised when selecting a trap to be sure that it will satisfy the needs of the instal lation. Capacities are shown on the opposite page; orifice sizes, maximum pressures, and seat numbers are shown in the table at the right. No. 9810 No. 9811 and No. 9812 .059 Vi 6 %4 3/32 % 5/32 3/16 3/32 \k 5/32 - 3,,/4l6 1 150 125 75 50 30 15 5 200 150 100 50 '30 16A 15A 14A 13A 12A 11A I0A 26A 25A 24A 23A "~22A No. 9811 No. 9812 No. 9813 No. 9814 When ordering, be sure to specify the catalog number and the maximum pressure. If the maximum pressure is not included, the order should state either the orifice size or the seat number. No. 9813 5/l6 1 V32 S/32 3/16 %2 3/16 3/g 1 1 1 15 5 200 150 100 50 30 21A 20A 38A 37A 36A 34A 33A 31 '/2 1 15 32A List Prices and Dimensions Catalog List Dimensions, in Inches No. Price 3/8 1 7/32 1 V* 1 5 200 150 31A 36A 35A of Pipe Height (Diameter 3/16 1 100 34A Trap Each Size No. 9814 3/8 1 50 33A No. 9820 No. 9821 No'. 9810 1.3~50 V4 4V2 1 No. 9811 i 21.00 Vt 7% 1 No. 9812 21.00! % 7% i No.9813| 33.50 3A 11 1 No.9814| 50.00 \ 1 12Vis i No.9820| 37.50 | % 9% 1 No. 9821 65.00 1 1 HIS/l6 1 53/8 7Vi 7V.2 8Vz 83/4 83/s 9% No. 9820 No. 9821 Vi 1 30 | 32A 3/8 1 15 31A Vl6 I 5 30A 3/32 1 300 13A Vs i 250 12A Vn \ 300 24A 3/16 1 250 23A Capacity: Pipe size is not a measure of the capacity of a trap to discharge condensate or water. Capacity is determined by the design and construction of the trap, the size of the orifice, and the effective seat pressure. Crane Inverted Open Float Steam Traps have large capacity, as shown on the opposite page; they should be selected on the basis of their ability to discharge the maximum rate of condensation expected in the s\scem. which it will be necessary to evacuate the e ndensate. Maximum pressure: The maximum pressure at which each orifice for each trap will operate is shown in the large table on this page and also across the top of the table on the opposite page; this pressure is stamped on the cover of the trap. The traps will oper ate at the lower pressures for which capacities are given, but not at pressures higher than the maximum. Safety factor: Since condensate loads are difficult to determine and since intermittent discharge is pre ferred to continuous discharge, it is necessary to select a trap which allows some factor of safety between its actual continuous discharge capacity and the condensation rate of the system. A 2 to i safety factor is the smallest recommended, and selecting traps with three or four times more capacity than is expected is often considered good practice. Where heavy condensate loads must be discharged in a short time, as during warming-up periods, the selection of the trap should be based on the period in minutes in Effective seat pressure: The effective seat pressure, also known as "differential pressure", is the net dif ference between the inlet and outlet pressures on the trap. To determine the effective seat pressure, sub tract the outlet pressure from the inlet pressure; when discharging into a vacuum, the effective seat pressure is the inlet pressure plus 1 pound for each 2 inches of vacuum. Where the inlet and outlet pressures vary, use the minimum effective seat pres sure to determine the size of orifice for the capacity required, and use the maximum effective seat pres sure to determine the maximum pressure of the trap. General description and operation .. . page 345 Suggestions for :nstallation . . page 344 Capacities. .. . page 347 Capacities of Inverted Open Float Steam Trapt CRANE 347 31 348 CRANE Velan Universal Steam Traps (Patent Pending) Plain Types With AirVent and Check Valve High Capacity Drainage Controls Strainer Types With Air Vent. Check Valve. and Control Glass For Steam Pressures Up to 1400 Pounds Type A. Angle For high pressure radiator- , heating units in marine . stationary service. 1 and inch screwed connections. Type C, Convector A light weight, economical trap. i.j and ?4-inch screwed connec tions. For Temperatures Up to 1000' F. Velan Steam Type S Traps have an extensive appli cation in oil re finery, power, An all-purpose steam trap ideal for process industries. 1 _>. ;ii. and l-inch screwed or llangvd connections. chemical, textile, rubber, printing, and other industries. The traps can be mounted at any angle and are frostproof when installed in a vertical position. A single trap can be used for a w ide range of pressures and temperatures. Type SS Excellent for rapid handling of large quantities of air and con densate. :'i. I. and I'.-inch screwed or llanged connections. Simplified operations: Each Velan trap combines the functions of a steam trap, air by-pass valve, and check valve. Some also include a strainer and control glass. The heart of the Velan trap is a bimetallic element which controls a free floating ball valve. As the trap fills with steam, the increased temperature reacts on the cle ment and causes it to deflect, thus closing the valve tightly against the seat. Type S-BY By-pass type with two valves. Saves space. Eliminates many troublesome, leaky joints. Signalling feature in dicates when trap and hy-pa-s are operating. Valves can be repacked while under full pre"U.-e. ''..me connections as Type S. Type P, Junior For heating, processing, and air vent service. Fits all standard installations. 1 j and J4-mch screwed connections. When condensate and air collect in the trap, the temperature drops and causes the element to revert to its original position; this permits the line pressure to push the valve off its seat, instantly discharging accumulated condensate and air. Type of Trap Pressure Rating Psi Orifice Size Inches Capacity Pounds Per Hour Type A Type C Type P Type S Type SS Type S-BY Type SP Type N 0-25 0-100 0-200 Vl6 Vi 6 Vie 0-25 0-100 y16 vis 0-50 0-200 12 12 0-50 0-200 0-300 1 2 or Vs ) 2 or 5 8 12 or 5/s 0-250 0-350 0-650 7/8 9M/,S6 0-200 0-350 0-650 Is % 0-250 0-650 2 2 0-150 0-300 0-650 600-1400' >> >2 5 IS 5,600 > 5,600' 20,500l> 22.000'' 62.0001' 20,500'350.000'22.000'- At 15 psi pressure. `At 2'J0 p-i prcs-urc Materials: Plain Types A and C have a bronze body. Type P has a bronze or semi-steel body. Strainer typeshaveasemi-steel body for pressures below zoo pounds, a cast steel body for pressures up to bco pounds, and a molybdenumchrome body for higher pressures. All of the traps have stainless steel working parts. Temperature control: The traps can be adjusted to discharge con densate at predetermined tempera tures. Where continuous operation is important, strainer type traps fexcept Type X) can be furnished with a thermometer and outside assembly for temperature adjust ment. Ordering: Specify the type, size and kind of connection, orifice size, and maximum pressure. Prices on application. Type SP Piston operated. Discharges air as efficiently as water. Capac ities up to 500.0110 pounds per hour. I to 5-inch screwed or IlnngeJ connections. Type N Designed especially lor marine sort ice. ()per,.tcs in any posi tion. High capacity uc both low anJ high pressures. 1 >. and I-inch -e-.-.cd 'ar.g.J. .r socket-weld connections. CRANE Swartwout Cast Iron Exhaust Heads 349 Swartz out ExTuu^t Heads effectively remove water uiu oil from exhaust steam discharging to atmosphere. If exhausted Jirect from the pipe, water and oil would tend to deteriorate roofs and side walls of buildings. These exhaust heads neither inter rupt nor slow down the How of steam: nor is there any appreciable back pressure. Oil and water are re moved simultaneously and only dry steam passes out into the atmosphere. Construction: Centrifugal force, utilised in the design of the Swart wout Exhaust Head, is responsible for the removal of oil and water without any change in the direct (low of steam. Although made of east iron, the exhaust heads are light in weight. They are exceptionally durable, ornamental, and rustproof. Once in position, there is no further expense for replacement, except where plant expansion necessitates the tise of a larger head. Flange dimensions and drilling: The end llange on Hanged exhaust heads conforms to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class i2j (B16.1-IQ4S). Prices include facing and drilling to this Standard. No reduction in price is made if Exhaust Heads are ordered faced only. Swjrtwout Exhaust l icjJ Size Inches 1 m 1V2 2 2% 3 31/2 4 5 B 734 73/4 73/4 9 9 93/4 93/4 an 137/8 Dimensions, in Inches Screwed___________________________________ Flanged, F. & D. cD 8fs 8VS 8Vg 10 10 103/4 10% 111 Vl 6 13% ""i2- l2 12 % % % % 1 1 E Size . Inches! B 2% 2% 68 1! 16 183/4 27/8 ' 10 23 33/16 35/l6 4Vi6 4 Vi 6 12 < 281/2 14 , 307/2 16 347/4 18 38 47 5/16 ; 20 1 41 Vi 57/2 1 24 561/2 30 62 C 147/g 177/8 2134 25 27 301-4 337/g 383/g 46 57 1 V/4 2 2% 214 3 3 314 4 4 E 634 714 93/g 1134 127/g 14 15"/,6 16% 191/2 241/2 E--j These exhaust heads are made with a screwed connection in sites 5-inch and smaller, and with a flanged connection in larger sites. 31 Prices on application Expansion in Pipe Lines The expansion for any length of pipe may be found minimum and maximum temperatures, divide this by the following method: from the table below, result by 100 to obtain the increase in length per obtain the difference in increased length at the foot, and multiply by the length of the line in feet. Linear Expansion Temp. Degrees F. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 Inches per 100 Feet lj Temp. Steel Wrought Brass Copper Degrees Iron F. 0 .15 .30 .455 .61 .77 .915 1.075 1.235 1.40 1.57 1.73 1.89 2.065 2.23 2.41 2.59 0 . 155 .31 .475 .63 .80 .96 1.13 1.29 1.46 1.64 1.81 1.98 2.16 2.335 2.52 2.70 0 .25 . 45 .67 .92 1.17 1.41 1.69 1.91 2.15 2.43 2.71 2.97 3.22 3.47 3.7b 4.07 0 .25 .45 .65 .87 1.10 1.35 1.57 1.77 2.00 2.25 2.52 2.74 2.95 3.17 3.42 3.70 " 340 360 380 400 420 440 460 480 500 520 540 560 580 600 620 640 660 Inches per 100 Feet Temp. Inches per 100 Feet Steel ' Wrought. Brass Copper Degrees Steel Wrought 1 Iron ' F. Iron 2.76 2.935 3.11 3.29 ' 3.465 3.65 3.835 4.02 4.21 4.39 4.59 4.78 4.975 5.17 5.365 I 5.565 5.765 2.87 3.05 3.235 3.43 3.62 3.805 4.00 4.19 4.39 4.58 4.78 4.975 5.175 5.38 5.58 5.785 5.99 4.30 4.58 ` 4.85 1 5.14 5.45 5.73 5.96 6.25 6.55 3.95 4.15 4.40 4.64 4.89 5.15 5.37 5.64 5.88 680 700 720 740 760 780 800 820 840 860 880 900 920 940 960 980 1000 5.965 6.17 6.375 6.58 1 6.79 6.99 7.21 7.415 7.63 7.84 8.055 8.28 8.495 . 8.72 8.945 9.17 , 9.40 6.20 6.42 6.625 6.835 7.05 7.275 7.49 7.73 7.93 8.145 8.37 8.60 8.82 9.05 9.28 9.52 9.75 350 CRANE 12 5-Pound Expansion Joints Brass ft 4. Semi-Guided, Screwed No. 404 Standard Traverse No. 406 Special Traverse WORKING PRESSURES 125 rounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas Semi-Guided, Screwed No. 398 Standard Traverse No. 400 Special Traverse Semi-Guided, Flanged No. 401 Standard Traverse No. 403 Special Traverse List Prices and Dimensions Brass Expansion Joints Iron Body Expansion Joints Sire Screwed Sire Screwed Flanged, F. & D. No. 404 No. 406 Standard Traverse Special List Price Trav erse End to end, 6-inch Traverse open List Price Inches Each Inches Inches Each Inches No. 398 No. 400* Standard Traverse Special List Price Trav erse End to end, 6-inch Traverse open List Price Each Inches Inches Each No. 401 No. 403 Standard Traverse Special List,, Price Trav erse Face to face, 6-inch Traverse open List Price Each Inches Inches Each 12 3.75 2 638 ll-2 20.00 21/2 133/4 26.50 27.00 24 133/g 33.50 31 3i 5.50 21/4 7'/4 11.00 2 21.50 21/2 1334 29.00 29.50 2'/2 12Vg 37.00 l 6.50 21/4 7% 12.50 21/2 25.00 21/2 141/2 34.00 35.00 24 12V4 44.00 U4 8.50 21/4 7% 15.50 3 32.50 23/4 151/4 46.50 44.50 23/4 13 58.50 l'/2 10.50 21/4 7% 18.50 3l/2 45.50 3 171/4 62.00 3 15 7 18.50 21-2 83/8 28.50 4 53.00 3'/4 184 75.00 71.50 31/4 1534 93.50 21/2 30.00 24 3 55.00 23/4 9'/8 I03/8 5 6 93.00 108.00 4 4 174 194 117.00 138.00 8 135.00 4 193/4 10 185.00 4 213/4 Brass Expansion Joints: Crane 12 270.00 4 23% are chiefly used in interior piping work, on steam and hot water heating lines, domestic hot water lines, and for air, oil, and gas service. The joints are sturdily constructed and well-proportioned. A large packing nut provides ample space for packing. Iron Body Expansion Joints: The iron body semiguided expansion joints are of good proportions throughout and are made of high quality materials. The stuffing box is of ample size; the bolted packing gland, carefully machined to guide the sleeves, as sures uniform pressure on the packing. Flanged end joints o-inch and smaller and all screwed end joints have brass sleeves. Flanged end joints 5-inch and larger have steel sleeves, chromiumplated; brass sleeves can be furnished when desired; prices on application. Iron joints are furnished with drain bosses. They will be tapped, when so ordered, at an extra price. Packing: Expansion Joints are regularly furnished w tthout packing in the stuffing box, unless specifi cally ordered packed, in which case an extra charge is made. Orders for packed joints must specify the kind of packing w anted, or give complete information on the fluid to be handled. Crane Pipe Bends.. pages 502 to 504 Installation: To obtain the maximum efficiency from expansion joints and to assure satisfactory operation, the pipe line must be properly anchored and guided to force the joints to compensate for expansion and contraction. Over-all length of special traverse joints: To find the over-all length of special traverse joints, take the over-all length of the standard traverse joint of the same size and add twice the difference between the special traverse and the standard traverse. End flanges: End flanges of flanged iron joints con form to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (Bib. i-iqgS). List prices include facing and drilling to this Standard. When ordered faced only, they will be furnished at the same price as for faced and" drilled. See page 45Q for drilling templates. Special Iron Body Joints: When required, iron body joints can be furnished with an anchor base which will be drilled with four bolt holes. A service outlet which will be screwed can also be furnished. Prices on application. All-Iron Expansion Joints will be furnished with steel sleeves, chromium-plated, unless otherwise specified. Prices on application. Guided Expansion Joints,.. .page 352 CRANE 351 Badger Expansion Joints Non-Equalizing Self-Equalizing The \on-Equalizing "Puckless" Expansion Joint is used to relieve stress tind absori'> vibra tion bee ween connecting equip ment. and to compensate for changes in lengths of pipe iines ciue to temperature fluctuations. With Directed Flexing Action This expansion joint is formed from single pieces of tubing. Heat-treated after forming, it re tains its strength and flexing Non-Equalizing Flanged or Welding Ends C|ualities. assuring long life. It is made of copper for normal pressures and temperatures and of stainless steel where corrosion is a problem. Srpecial metals furnished to order. This joint is limited to use on pipe lines with trav erses not exceeding > o-inch. and for pressures from high vacuum to psi in copper and 5 s psi in stain less steel. It can be furnished round (any diameter), oval, rectangular, or in any special shape required, with either flanged or welding ends, and in any re quired length. Self-Equalizing Welding Ends This joint features "directed flexing," which dis tributes the flexing stress. The corrugations, working with the Directed-Flexing Rings, avoid excessive stress. The equalizing rings progressively control and limit the flexing movement as well as support the corrugated members for high pressures. The joints are furnished in sizes ranging from 4 to 5z-ineh. Single joints are available in traverses up to P-inch; double joints, in traverses up to c-inch. Cold Directed Flexing is buSOel On th: progressively-controlled movement of the all-curve corrugations by the correspondingly shaped equalizing rings. Heated This principle of operation is illustrated at the left. The upper portion of the illustration shows the position of the corrugations and equalizing rings while the pipe line is cold. The lower portion shows their positions after the pipe line is heated. U. S. Rubber Spool-Type Expansion Joints For Vacuum Service--Style 4039 For Pressure Service--Style 4140 Dimensions and Ratings Size Dimensions in Inches A ,B|C D Inches , mm Ratings for Style 4140 Compression , Working j Pressure Inches | 180" F. Max. 6 ft 1 w (> .43 125 pounds 8 8 ll8 4 & .43 115 pounds 10 10 ll8 4 b12 .43 115 pounds 12 12 1*8 4 6W .68 115 pounds 14 14 14 4 74 .68 75 pounds 1ft 16 1*4 34 7W .68 60 pounds 18 18 1V4 3/4 8 .68 60 pounds 20 20 13S 7/s 8 b8 60 pounds 24 24 138 % 84 .81 50 pounds 30 30 1 3'8 1 84 .93 50 pounds 36 3ft 13'8 1 84 .93 40 pounds Style 40W K rccomrrended lor >0 incfu> of mere jrv. Rubber Spool-Type Expan sion Joints arc used on piping installations to a void excessi ve stress, absorb vibration, and to eliminate undesirable sounds. The joints are reinforced with solid metal rings embedded in the carcass and with heaw duck. They also have full faced, fabric reinforced rubber flanges'. Smaller sizes, larger sizes, and other types of Rubber Expansion Joints can be furnished when required. Prices on application D Retaining Rings 352 CRANE Adsco Iron and Steel Body Expansion Joints Internally Guided Type The ,<m<ill over-all diam eter pu'inics installation in limned space. The slip is guiJeJ internally and cannot pull out of the body. The polished sur face of the slip is not in contact v\ ith other metal parts. Piston Ring (Externally Guided Type) This type is furnished complete with a twopiece removable external guide. It can be unpacked and completely repacked under full operating pres- sure. Piston rings hold the line pressure during the packing operation. Internally -- Externally Guided Type Piston Ring (Internally Guided Type) The slip is fully guided at extreme ends through out its entire length of travel. This feature is frequently called for in Army and Xavy specifi cations. A two-piece re movable external guide permits smaller manholes. Has no external guide, permitting installation in limited space: other wise it is similar to the type above. It can be un packed and completely re packed under full operat ing pressure. Piping should be well guided. 31 Catalog Numbers of Types Available Type Semi-Steel | Fabricated Steel Semi-Steel Fabricated Steel ! IK to 20-inch Pipe Size 11 > to 20-inch Pipe Size 1 '2 to 20-inch Pipe Size 1 * 2 to 20-inch Pipe Size 125-Poundj250-Pound 150-Pound 300-Pound 125-Pound 250-Pound I50-Pound300-Pound Standard I Standard Standard Standard t Standard Standard Standard Standard Single, No Base Single, With Base Double, With Base Single, No Base Single, With Base Double, With Base Internally Guided Type S-l-IS S-S-IS 1 S-2-IS l S-6-1S D-2-IS t D-6-IS S-1S1-IS . S-301-IS S-152-IS S-302-1S D-152-IS D-302-IS j Internally-Externally Guided Type i S-l-GIS , S-S-GIS ' S-2-GIS 1 S-6-GIS D-6-GIS ` D-6-GIS S-151-GIS S-301-GIS S-152-GIS i S-302-GIS D-152-GIS D-302-GIS Piston Ring, Externally Guided Type S-l-PG S-2-PG D-2-PG S-5-PG S-6-PG D-6-PG S-151-PG S-301-PG S-152-PG S-302-PG D-152-PG D-302-PG Piston Ring, Internally Guided Type S-l-P , S-5-P S-2-P i S-6-P D-2-P D-6-P S-151-P . S-301-P S-152-P | S-302-P D-152-P D-302-P Bodies, single or double, arc fabricated steel or cast semi-steel, and are provided with a drip connection when specified. The bodies of these expansion joints cun also be fur: died with or without a base or service outlet connection for a branch line. Slips, in cast semi-steel joints, arc bronze in sizes j'.j-ineh and smaller, and chromium-plated steei in sices 4-m<-h ,inj larger. Both types of slips are equipped with Van Stone flanges. In fabricated steel joints, all slips are chromium-plated steel with steel flanges welded to the slips. Stuffing boxes hold ample packing, assuring tight joints w ith minimum repacking. Packing is not regularly furnished with the expansion joints unless specified. When joints are ordered packed, 'he pressure, temperature, and fluid handled should be specified. Packing glands are accurately machined. They have a long lip to permit compression of the packing to one-half the original depth. Glands studs and nuts are of non-corrosive metal to prevent freezing. The studs are embedded in the body and furnish rigidity to the packing gland. Service outlets for branch lines are in the form of a service fitting in the Piston-Ring Type Joint. On the other styles, the outlets are integral w ith the body. Bases are integral with the body and have four bolt holes. Their heavy w ebs w ithstand severe strain. The standard traverse is 4 inches per slip. Also turnished w ith S and ia-inch traverses per slip. Drip connections are provided when specified. Lubrication fittings are provided when specified. Othcrw ise holes are tapped and plugged. Prices on application CRANE Dexter Automatic Separators 353 Service recommendation: Dev ter Leavitt) Separator?, used to remove Water. oil and dirt from compressed air iir.es .,rc raommtnJ.i'J lor pressures up to : pnund-. TooL uod equipment operate Letter and last Ioniser when protected by these sepa rators. since the elimination of water from the compressed air permits ade quate lubrication, and prevents clogging by foreign matter or subjection to the abrasive action of pipe scale particles. Type C Separators arc made in the larger sices required for installation in main lines of distribution sys tems. A shut-off cock permits re moval of the screen for cleaning without interrupting the operation of the pipe line. Construction: Types A and C are basically similar. They have the same welded tubular construction that provides strength and com pactness without excessive weight. Type A Spoilage of work is eliminated. Spray painting, air-jet cleaning, blowing dust from band saws, are typical operations that require the clean, dry air furnished by the Dexter Automatic Separators. Type A Separators are used mainly for point-of-use in.-tfofotfons--on service outlets in factory systems, and on portable compressors.These separators should be installed as close as possible to service outlets so there can be no further condensation in the lines. A shut-off cock at the inlet is recommended, to per mit removal of the screen for cleaning. Operation: Operation is based up on the simple principle that when compressed air is allowed to expand, the water and oil vapors contained in the air are precipitated. The practical application of this principle involves: i) bringing about the neee?<ary expansion without int-"rupting the free flow of air through the separator, vi) segregating the precipi tated water and oil so that they cannot b- -eked up by the flowing air stream; and (3) vcncir. . die sepa rated water and oil into the atmosphere. The separators can be furnished complete with pres Operation is entirely automatic and continuous ex sure regulating valve and pressure gauge for paint cept for the occasional cleaning of the screen to spray applications. remove dirt and scum collected in the eliminator. Size_____ Type A Type C Width | Height Width Height Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vs I V4 I % 1 Vz 1 3A 1 1 1V4 i 1V2 i 2 , 2Vz ! 3 , 3Vz 1 4 | 5 , b 8___ 10 134'234; 23,4 2%, 5V2 1 51/2 | 8 "| 8j9/2 | j1 . ii "8" 15 15 , 15 191/a;IW2I 25 I 25I 25 I , i 2V4 51,2; 51/2 i 8 1 8 i 91/2 ;i9V2; 22 uv2 26v213iy21373,4 _52y2'~ 6i/g 1 I ' 20 30V2'301/2;35i/2 351/2j 36 '62l/8; 72 '849/16| 873/4 j98'/i6j 111% 127V16 14~11V;o 31 Logan Aridifiers The Logan Aridifier quickly removes oil, moisture, dirt, rust, fine scale, and other impurities from compressed air and gas lines. Equipment operates better, lasts longer. (' rosion, freezing, fouling, and caking are eliminated. Rapid tool wear and clogged orifices are prevented. Air used for spraying provides a smooth finish. Types and Data Sire CFM , Pipe , Width Length No. Free Air Sire at 100 psi Inches Inches Inches 2T 7-33 a,- 1 41 2 1 0V4 3T 17-53 1 43/4 1' 7U 4T 35-145 1>2 ' 7 9 5T ' 90-350 2 73/4 93/4 6T 175-575 1 878 10H 7T 400-1200 3 123-4 9 9F 700-2200 4 1412 10V,6 10F 1500-5000 6 I8S4 12 The aridifier is recommended for pressures up to 150 pounds. Its cast iron housing encloses four multi-bladed rotors which are mounted on a vertical spindle and ro tate on oil-sealed stainless steel bearings. Install the unit in an upright position. Air passes upward through the aridifier forcing the rotors to rotate at high speed in opposite directions. Moisture and im purities in the air stream impinge upon the rotor blades, from where they are hurled certrifugally to the outer wall of the housing into a trap, and finally down through the drain. The clean, dried air passes to the outlet at the top of the hous ing. Self-cleaning, the aridifier requires minimum attention. Order by size number. The line pressure and estimated cfm of free air at the in'tallation point should be considered. Prices on application 08Y CIUN *10 AriJilier u ich a section of the casing cut out to show top spider, rotors, and drainage well Note opposite rotation of four multi-bladed rotors. 354 CRANE Steam and Oil Separators WORKING PRESSURES 125-Pound -- 125 pounds saturated steam 2ie-Pound -- 250 pounds saturated steam Service Recommendations: Horizontal Sepa rators are recommended for use in live steam lines to remove condensation from the steam before it is used in steam-heated apparatus, such as cooking kettles, evaporators, heating systems, etc. They can also be used as oil separators. Vertical Separators are used to remove condensa tion from vertical lines with downward (low, such as steam lines to turbines, pumps, etc Horizontal No. 07. 125 -Pound No. Oil, 250-Pound List prices of 125-Pound Horizontal Separa tors include a nipple, a No. 438 Brass Gate Valve for drain, and a No. 610 Water Gauge. List prices of 2S0-Pound Horizontal and Vertical Separators include a nipple, a No. 362 E Bronze Globe Valve for drain, and a No. 616 Wafer Gauge. ' Vertical With Pop inlet No. 013, 250-Pound List Prices, Each (Flanged, Faced, and Prilled) SizeInches 1% ' 22%___________33%___________ 45 ' 6810 12 ; I No. 07. 125-Pound 85.00 99.50 121.00 149.00 178.00 206.00 270.00 348.00 476.00 603.00 710.00 Horizontal | No ou> 250-Pound94.00~110.00 133.00 163.00 195.00 227.00 298.00 383.00 522.00 31 Vertical No. 013. 250-Pound 94.00'110.00 133.00 163.00 195.00 227.00 298.00 383.00 522.00 Construction and materials: These separators afford an efficient, economical means of removing free oil and condensate. Their large areas, the ample size and proper shape of their baffle surfaces, and the location of their openings, assure the highest degree of efficiency with the lowest possible pressure drop. The 125-Pound Separators are made of cast iron. The 250-Pound Separators are made of Ferrosteel, the Xo. 011 having a cast iron drip pocket. Flange dimensions: End flanges of 125-Pound and 250-Pound Separators conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standards, Class 125 (B16.t-iqgS) and Class 250 (B16b-1944), respectively. Drilling: List prices of all separators include facing and drilling to the particular standard applying, as listed above. Xo deduction is made for separators ordered faced only. Importance of proper size: To secure maximum efficiency, separators should be selected on the basis of the amount of steam to be handled, not on existing pipe sizes. Too small a separator means too high a velocity, resulting in poor separation. To obtain a proper size separator, use the following formula: ^ A x B x 2.4 w- v in which C = Area of inlet in square inches A = Pounds of steam per hour B = Volume in cubic feet per pound of steam at given pressure V = Velocity in feet per minute (5000 max.) Welded Steel Steam Receiver Separators Crane can supply Steel Steam Receiver Sep arators of the welded type. Of high quality, and carefully and accurately fabricated, they conform to the A.S.X1.E. Boiler Construction Code for Unfired Pressure Vessels. Inquiries and orders for receiver separators must be accompanied by complete specifications, in cluding drawings showing the size and location of all openings. Prices on application. Size of Separator Face to face Center to top Horizontal Center to bottom Greatest width Face to face Vertical Greatest diameter Sire of drain Size of valve for drain Center to center of water gauge Dimensions, in Inches : H4 1 2 1 2% 1 3 1 3Vz 1 4 ! 5 ! 6 i 8 !| 10 !i 12 10 ; 10 ~ 11 ~ 12 : 14 1 14 1 16 ' 17 I 20 |I 23 ! 26 ! 4 ; m : 51/2 ii 9% : U 1 111/4 1234 15 18 :: 22 : 26% : 17 j 17 | 181/a 11 20 Vg 22% 1 231/4 .. 26i/g , 283/4;i 34i/2 ; 403/8 , 45 ' 6% ! 7% ': 834 : 9/z : ll'/a ' 12 U1/4 ' I6V2 '1 21 ' 25 29 27 ; 27 :; 27 11 29 :; 31 i 31 33 1i 38 !I 41 1 n ~ 103/4 : iox : 123/r . 14 \ -> lf2 % l 1 * 2 % 1 2 12 >2 b6666 14 15% ' 17% ' 20 1 U-4 1% 1% 11 2 t% % 10 1 2 l'1 11 2 10 10 10 *14 14 14 General description p-ge 355 *10" on the No. 01) Templates for drilling.. . pages 459 and 460 CRANE Steam and Oil Separators (Cont.) T 355 NJe Section End Section Horizontal Separators PRINCIPLE OF DESIGN The design oi Crane Steam and Oil Sepa rator;. i> based upon a scientific principle mtobing the tendency of a non-elastic body to move in a straight line. Water and oil entrained in flow mg steam are nonelastie: therefore, if the direction of the steam flow is abruptly changed, these fluids will tend to be precipitated out of the current. If the velocity of the flowing steam is greatly decreased at the same time, the precipitation of the fluids will be increased, and there will be no tendency to pick them up again as the dry steam passes the baffle plates, Ndc Section End Section Vertical Separators A necessity in steam-consuming plants: In handling steam, it is essential the steam be delivered at its point of usage as moisture-free as possible. In live steam lines, condensation is always a source of loss, whether the steam is to be used to drive an engine, turbine, or pump, or whether the steam is to be used as a heating medium. In exhaust steam lines, oil from the engines or pumps renders the steam unfit for further use as a heating medium or for direct return to the boilers. Oil in pipes, radiators, etc., checks free radiation of heat. Oil in boilers combines with water impurities, and if present in any appreciable quantity, forms a thick insulating coating over the heating surface. Crane Steam and Oil Separators remove such con densation and oil efficiently and economically. Horizontal separators: The bodies of horizontal separators provide a greatly enlarged cross section resulting in a lower velocity of the entering steam. Midway of this enlarged section, a corrugated baffle plate, interposed ip the flow, frees the steam of most of its entrained moisture. The steam rises over the top of the baffle, and deflected by the curved walls of the head, strikes the corrugations of the reverse side of the baffle before passing on. The corrugations of the baffle plate run at an angle to the current of steam, affording ready drainage as well as effectively preventing the steam from picking up and carrying globules of water or oil over the top of the baffle. The normal flow of steam is away from the accumulation of condensate in the separator, which also aids in separation. Vertical separators: Vertical separators employ the same principles of design as t^e horizontal type, but due to the change in form, there are certain necessary changes in structural details which do not alter their effectiveness. Automatic drainage: To secure maximum effi ciency, all separators must be properly drained. This drainage should be automatic and only the best of steam traps should be used; see pages 345 to 34S. 31 Cast Iron Drip Pockets WORKING PRESSURES by receiving foreign matter. They should be located 125-Pound--125 pounds steam where condensation is most likely to collect. 2 5C-Pouncl--250 pounds steam Size: Full size drip pockets, corresponding co the Drip Pockets are tapped for size of the line on which they are applied, shot water gauge. Drip Pockets for always be used except on lines larger than 12-in. 250 pounds steam. 450 F., are The 12-inch size, used with a reducing fitting, is made to order of Ferrosteel at large enough for steam lines from 12 to 24-inch. No. 420. IfN-p.iunJ a 25 per cent advance in price. Flange dimensions: Flanges on 125-Pound and No. 422 E. J;0-PounJ Service recommendations: 250-Pound Drip Pockets conform to the American Drip pockets are used primarily as condensation col Cast Iron Flange Standards, Class 125 (Bio. 1-1048) lectors. but also aid in keeping the pipe line clean and Class 250 (Biob-icm), respectively. Prices in- .T , elude facing and drilling (F. & D.) to Size Inches 212 3V2 5'6 8 ' 10 ' 12 the Standard apply Flanged. N_o_. 420. 1__2_5_-_P_o__u_n_d_ 3__3_.0__0_ F. & D. No. 422 E. 250-Pound 40.50 44.50 48 1 50.00 61.50 91.50 133.00 260'. 00 ing; no deduction is i eo.zovs.oo 111.00 made for drip pock Over-all height T3H 14V8 V 16 >4 181'g 1 201/4 241 > 28i 2 32 ets ordered faced Size of drain Size of tapping for water gauge Center to center of tappings 1 l' iv4 m 1V4 ll2 U'2 only. 1, 12 12 1 i2 `2 Templates for drilling, 10 16 10 14 14 14 pages 459 and 460. 356 CRANE Y-Pattern Sediment Separators Iron Body Screwed No. 988 %, 125-Pound No. 9901/;,, 250-Pc >una Separator^ above hate a screwed cup on sices 1 1 j-inch and smaller, as illustrated; larger sites have a bolted cap. _________ WORKING PRESSURES Sediment ____Separator I Saturated I Cold water. | Steam | oil, or gas Iron 125-Pound 125 pounds 200 pounds Bodj 250-Pound 250 pounds 500 pounds Cast Steel Raced for 600 pounds steam. 900 ' F. (>cher ratings same as e00-P->und Screwed Gate Valves, page 224. Service recommendations: C-ranc \-Pattern Sediment Separators protect equipment against damage from dirt, grit, scale, and all foreign matter in.'-team." "-.t. air. oil, and gas lines. The \o. ooa D Separators are used where severe scr\ ices require the strength and durability of steel. Features: The separators are simple in design and rugged in construction. Their large screening area makes them exception ally efficient. Their internal parts are readily accessible. The separators not only prevent passage of foreign matter, but also furnish a pocket for its accumulation, from which the matter can be easily removed through the blow-off connection. The connection is fitted with a plug. Materials: Iron body separators have a screwed brass cap on Typical Cross Section sires i1 -Finch and smaller and a bolted iron cap on largor sires. (Iron Body, Screwed) Cast steel separators have a body and bolted cap made ol Flanged No. 9891/2, 125-Pound No. 99iy2, 250-Pound carbon steel. The joint between the body and cap. of the male and female type, is equipped with a metallic gasket; Triplex Steel studs are used. Cast Steel Screens: The strainer element is a Monel mesh screen rolled into the shape of a cylinder. The ends are reinforced. One end fits into a recess in the diagonal wall of the body and the other is retained by the Screwed cap. The screen is secure; it will not loosen in service. No. 994 D, 600-Pound The mesh type of screen is fur nished for greater efficiency and increased screening area. The screening area in Crane Separators, much greater than the area of the pipe (more than sco per cent on the 20 mesh screen), assures free fluid flow with minimum pressure loss. If not otherwise specified, separators are furnished with a 20 mesh Monel screen (400 holes per square inch) suitable for steam, water, and medium or heavy oils. When specified, separators will be furnished at no extra charge w ich a 40 mesh Monel screen (1000 holes per square inch) suitable for steam, air, gas, gasoline, light oils, and Grades 1, 2, and 3 fuel oils. To strain dirt from air or gases, a 40 mesh Monel screen packed with Everdur wool is recommended. Finer mesh screens, perforated screens, or screens made of steel or i d-d Chrome-Nickel Alloy can be furnished when so ordered; prices on application.. Flange dimensions and drilling: Inlet and outlet flanges on No. oSo1 > Separators conform to American Cast Iron Flange Standard. Class 125 (Bio. 1-1048); on the No. ooi' g. the flanges conform to American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250 (Biob-1044). Prices of flanged sediment separators include facing :nd drilling F.O.D > to the Standard applying. No deduction is made if thev are ordered faced' only. List Prices and Dimensions Catalog Number and Type Size Inches List Prices Each Dimensions, in Inches End to end or face to face Center Size to ex of treme blowbottom off No. 9881/2 125-Pound Screwed V* % 1/2 3A 1 1% 1% 2 2% 3 % 4.00 4.00 4.60 5.30 6.40 8.00 10.20 19.50 24.00 31.50 5.20 31/4 31/4 3% 41/4 5 0 7 81/2 10 11% 3% 2% 2*/4 23/4 3 33/ 4% 51/4 8 91/4 10% 23/4 3/8 3/g 3/g % 3/4 3/4 1 1 1V4 II/4 3/S No. 990y2 250-Pound Screwed %' 1 m 1% 2 6.00 7.20 9.00 11.30 21.50 41/4 5 6 7 81/2 3% 33/4 3/4 4% 3/4 51/4 I 81 2 28.00 103/4 8 1 2% No. 9891/2 125-Pound Flanged F. & D. ' 3 4 5 6 8 10 34.00 44.00 88.50 122.00 178.00 243.00 455.00 11% 131/4 161/4 18 2OV2 25 31 9/4 10% 13 15 16% 20 24% 1% I'A 1V4 1% 1% 2 2 12 On request 1 34% 28 2 2 32.50 lH/4 8 1 No. 9911/2 250-Pound Flanged F. ix D. 214 3 4 5 6 8 10 ' 12 39.00 51.00 102.00 153.00 223.00 On 12V2 14 17 19 21% 26 33 36 91/4 10% 13 15% 17 20% 25 28 1% l'/4 l'/4 1% 1% 2 2 2 No. 994 D of10-Pound Screwed >2 3A 1 114 18.00 26.00 33.00 44.00 334 41/4 5 6 3% 1 2 4 I2 41/2 % 5% 34 Templates for drilling , . . pages 459 and 460 CRANE Iron Body Sediment Separators 357 12 5-Pound WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil. or gas No. 986 Screw ed Size No. 986 End to end Center to top Center to bottom Site of drain List Prices and Dimensions Inches *2 34 l l'/4 1*2 2 2*2 3 Each 3.20 4.00 5.20 6.40 8.80 13.60 19. OO" 25.00 Inches 3 Vs 33/4 tv* s o' 2 63-4 8 94 Inches i34'214 2% ;3s/i6 313/l6 5 7 8 Inches 23/g 2V4 33's 4 U/16 5*2 7 8l 2 Inches 1 2 1 2 3/4 V* I 1 U/4 IV* Service recommendation: Dirt and pipe scale in piping com eying steam, water, air. oil. and other fluids re serious trouble makers, frequently cutting the seats and discs of \ ah es and interfering with the operation of automatic devices and machines. Crane Sediment Separators will effectively remove all foreign matter passing through the lines in which they are installed. They not only prevent the passage of such matter but furnish a pocket for its accumu lation, from which the matter can be easily blown. Construction: Xo. qSo Separators have a cast iron body and a brass screwed cap in sires i J -2-incli and smaller; i-inch and larger have a bolted iron cap. The strainer element is a brass screen rolled into the form of a frustrum of a cone, one end of w hich seats in the cap and the other on a machined surface in the bridge wall of the body. The area through the screen is much greater than the area of the pipe sire. Un restricted How of the line fluid is assured even when some of the holes are clogged with foreign matter. Screens: Unless otherwise ordered, these separators are furnished with screens having perforations .'.3_inch in diameter (135 holes per square inchi and are then suitable for steam, water, and medium or heavy oils. For air, gas. gasoline, volatile oils, and fuel oils, screens having perforations .03 3-inch in diameter (331 holes per square inch) will be furnished. W hen finer perforations are desired, .oi-ineh diam eter perforated screens ,31 holes per square inch) can be furnished from stock. Screens having any other diameter perforations can be furnished on special order. 31 250-Pound WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas No. 988 Screwed Size No. 988 End to end Center to top Center to bottom Site of drain List Prices and Dimensions Inches- Vz V* 1 iv* IV2 2 24 3 Each 5.00 6.20 8.00 10.00 13.50 21.00 26.00 34.50 Inches 3 3V2 34 33/4 4 41-2 53/g 6 Inches 2'/8 2% 3 34 3% 434 53/4 64 Inches 3V8 4 4 45/8 5*4 64 8 w* Inches 1 2 34 34 1 1 1 IV* 14 Cross Section Features: Crane ije-Pound Sediment Separators, like the 123-Pound described above, embody the four essential principles of a good separator: arrestment of foreign matter, a pocket for its accumulation, large screen area, and a vertical screen, allowing a large percentage of the heavy particles to drop naturally to the pocket. Materials: The strainer clement is a flat brass screen supported between the body and cap by a malleable iron grate. Tile r<.J\ md bolted cap arc made of cast iron. Screens: Unless otherwise ordered, these separators are furnished with screens having perforations .C37inch in diameter (133 holes per square inch) and are then suitable for steam, water, and medium or heavy oils. For air. gas. gasoline, volatile oils, and fuel oils, screens having perforations .03 3-inch in diameter (331 holes per square inch) will be furnished. When finer perforations are desired. .ci-ineh diam eter perforated screens <052 holes per square inch) can he furnished from stock. Screens having anv other diameter perforations can be .mished on special order. 358 CRANE For Dependable Plant Operation For Reduced Maintenance Use Crane Products Crane Air Vent Valves and Iron Body Gate Valves on a condenser installation in a municipal electric plant* Gauges; Joints; Unit Heaters; Miscellaneous Specialties CRANE Gauges, Joints, Unit Heaters, and Miscellaneous Specialties Water Gauges and Accessories Brass Water Gauges. ................. .page 300 G u u ge GI asses.......................................... pa ge 3 o 1 Gauge Glass Gutters..................................................... page 301 Extra Guards lor Water Gauges.................. .page 301 Brass Try Cocks.................................................................... page 301 Joints Brass Sw ing Joints........................................................ page 3Cm Chiksan Swivel Joints.......................... page 303 Perfecting Service Rotary Unions............... page 303 Barco Flexible Joints..................................pages 304 and 305 Buckeye Brass Whistles..................................................... page 302 Sherman Fusible Plugs...................................................... page 3O2 Gauges and Thermometers Crosby Gauges............................................. .page 306 Marshalltown Gauges and Thermometers................page 307 Siphons for Steam Gauges............................................... page 3(31 Heating and Ventilating Equipment Sturtevant Unit Heaters.............................................. page 368 Trane Unit Heaters....................................................... page 36Q Reznor Gas-Fired Unit Heaters..................................page 371 llg Fans and Ventilators.............................................. page 370 Pumps and Boiler Controls Hoffman Condensation Pumps................................... page 371 McDonnell Boiler Controls..........................................page 372 Blakeslee Steam Jet Pumps or Ejectors................... page 372 Penberthy Injectors and Ejectors.............................. page 373 Lubricators, Oil and Grease Cups................................. page 3 74 The items referred to above are only a portion of the com plete Crane line of specialties and of special duty valves. For other products of this nature, see pages iqq to 337. Brass Whistle Valves............................. . . page 54 Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Liquid Level Gauges........ page 382 All-Iron Liquid Level Gauges........... page 413 359 32 360 Expansion Tank Water Gauge CRANE Brass Water Gauges 100-Pound 175-Pound 250-Pound No. 623 Rough No. 625 Rough No. 624 Rough For ioo pounds working pressure No. 610 Polished For 175 pounds working pressure For 2 jo pounds working pressure Made with Crane Special Bronze Bodies. Center to Center of Valves Unless otherwise ordered, the No. 6io, No. 613. No. 61 j, No. bib, No. 624, and No. b2j Gauges are furnished with the centers shown below: Jo-inch No. 610.. .with 14-inch centers 32 34-inch No. 6io.. .with 18-inch centers S4-inch No. 613... with 18-inch centers ?4-inch No. bi j.. .with 18-inch centers 1 Ninch No. bib. . .with 14-inch centers N-inch No. 024.. .with i4-inch centers W-inch No. b2j .. . with 8-inch centers When other centers are required, orders must so specify. The No. 623 Gauge regularly is furnished with 133^-inch centers, as listed in the table at the right; any other center is considered special. Centers over 36 inches: When Water Gauges with centers greater than 36 inches are required, two Gauges of shorter lengths, staggered on the boiler, are recommended. No. 613 Gauge: The lower valve of the No. 613 Water Gauge is drilled and tapped for a T^-inch drain. By closing both valves and removing the cap at the top of the upper valve, the glass in this Gauge can be renewed while the boiler is under pressure. Vi-inch No. 610 %-inch No. 610 3/4-inch No. 613 V4-inch No. 615 Vi-inch No. 616 Vi-inch No. 623 Vi-inch No. 624 *i-inch No. 625 List Prices and Dimensions Price, with 14" or shorter centers Each Extra for each inch over 14". up to 36" Size of glass for 14" centers Inches Length of guard rod for 14" centers Inches Price, with 18" or shorter centers Each Extra for each inch over 18", up to 36" Size of glass for 18" centers Inches Length of guard rods for 18" centers Inches Price, with 18" or shorter centers Each Extra for each inch over 18", up to 36" Size of glass for 18" centers Inches 1 Length of guard rods for 18" centers Inches * Price, with 18" or shorter centers Each Extra for each inch over 18". up to 36" Size of glass for 18' centers Inches Length of guard rods for 18" centers Inches Price, with 14" or shorter centers Each Extra for each inch over 14", up to 36" Size of glass for 14" centers Inches > Length of guard rods for 14" centers Inches ' Price, with 13Vi" centers Each Size of glass Inches Price, with 14" or shorter centers Each* Extra for each inch over 14", up to 36" Size of glass for 14" centers Inches Length of guard rods for 14" centers Inches Price, with 8" or shorter centers Each i Extra for each inch over 8". up to 36" Size of glass for 8" centers Inches Length of guard rods for 8" centers Inches 1 *Price on application. 13.50 .08 123/4 14 20.00 .08 34,16 17 27.00 .11 %<16 17 45.00 .11 %M6 17 16.00 .08 V2 " 12 V2 14 # 5/s--12 7.40 .08 %< l23/4 15 7.40 .08 %'63/4 9 No. 615 Gauge: The No. 013 Gauge is especially suited for service on boilers having the Water Gauge above the reach of the operator. It is chain operated and regularly is furnished with chains that drop 12} feet below the lower valve. When the valves are open, the levers stand in a hori zontal position. When the valves are closed, the Corrosion-Resistant Liquid Level Gauges. . .page 382 levers stand at an angle of 43 degrees, with the right hand side down. The iower valve of the No. bij Water Gauge is drilled and tapped for a :5^'-inch drain. By closing both valves and removing the cap at the top of the upper valve, the glass in this Gauge can be renewed while the boiler is under pressure. Ammonia Liquid Gauges . .page 413 CRANE 361 Water Gauge Accessories PYREX High Pressure Gauge Glasses ** Dimensions, in Inches 1 .lutsideDia. Outside Dia. Length 1., s;s 34 "j Length >2 S8 34 I 81 '.....'............... 18 190 11 1 19 20 11 1 21 12 Prices on ] 22 Prices on 13 Application 23 Application 14 , 15 ' 16 24 30 > 17 Siphons for Steam Gauges Chesterton Gauge Glass Cutters For Cutting Gauge Glasses to Length One arm has a scale in inches and fractions of an in^h, a D Prtces on Application slide stop with set screw. 1 a rotary cutter at the end. This arm is inserted in the >_nJ of the glass tube to the required distance, against the slide stop or gauge, the outside of the glass cube resting in the circled end' of the other arm. With a slight pressure of thumb and finger on the lever, and a rotation of the glass with the other hand, the rotary cutter makes an even cut around the inside of the tube and a very little pressure breaks it off. Extra utter wheels are available. Vs ./; cr -' tr _ .'.niig'U rul.vrn sprct'\ or . Straight Pattern Bras? or Steel Angle Pattern Steel List i Straight Pattern < Angle Pattern Each Brass 1.80'Steel .80'Steel only .80 M.iJc from W Standard weighe pipe: Wrought Steel for 475 lb?., 750' F. and Red Brass for 250 lbs. saturated steam. Straight pattern is 8" long. Center of loop to long end of angle type is 61'; to short end, 4". Extra Brass Guards for Water Gauges `Overall Length In Inches 9 11 13 14 15 17 19 21 List Prices Price 1 `Overall Length Each ' In Inches Price Each .30 23 .54 .30 1 25 .60 .30 , 27 .66 .32 29 .72 .36 31 .80 .40 33 .88 .44 35 1.06 .48 `Length includes acorn. 32 Brass Try Cocks Low Pressure No. 731, with Moulded Composition Wheel 15 pounds steam working pressure 250-Pound No. 734 With Stuffing Box 250 pounds steam Working pressure 125-Pound No. 730 (Short Pattern) 125 pounds steam working pressure For list prices and de scription of Brass Cyl inder Cocks, Gauge Cocks, and Pet Cocks, see page 07. List Prices, Each Sbe In. 3-g 1 2 1 3 No. 730 No. 731 No. 734 3.10 3.20, 2.60 3.50 3.80 4.20 Brass Swing Joints WORKING PRESSURE 150 pounds water, oil, or gas, 200 F. These swing joints are de signed for use in making up adjustable connections in pip ing to tanks and other appara tus where permanently fixed connections cannot be made. Basically, the joints consist of an ell-shaped plug held into the body with a nut and washer. All parts are brass to eliminate bind ing of the plug by corrosion. Operation is similar to that of an ordinary plug cock. The design of port and body assures free fluid flow; there is no restric tion of port area regardless of the angle at which the plug is turned. Xo packing is used. List Prices, and Dimensions, in Inches Sire Inches' j % ]1 V2 I % ' 1 No. 300 Each 4.40 4.60 5.40 8.20 12.00 Center to end l3/lS 7,8 U/16 u.i 1 1 1 Center to center of pipe l3/32 l5/i6 l9/l6 l`s 2 Vi 362 CRANE Buckeye Brass Whistles Plain Without V'dhe No. 109 With Valve Sizes to Specify , , 1 Plain Whistles Length ( of Bell Thce all-brass whistles produce clear, emphatic signals. They are accurately designed and con structed to produce distinct, even tones w ith a minimum amount of compressed air or steam pressure. Ideal for use on factories and pul'liv 'uildir.gs, they will work satisfactorily on or air pressures of So to i 50 pounds. Chime The chime whistle is furnished with or without a valve in the base. The bell is cast in one piece and the chime construction gives a pleasing, composite tone. The plain whistle is constructed with extra quality brass tubing in the bell which gives a clear, resonant sound and which can be adjusted by screwing the bell up or down. The sice of the whistle is determined by the diameter of the bell and not by the pipe connec tion. Orclers should specify both the bell diam- etcr and the sice of the pipe connection wanted. No. 112 Without Valve No. 110 With Valve Sizes and Dimensions, in Inches Diameter of bell 1 1 I* 1 2 Size of pipe connection % | % or l/2 | 1/2 or 3/4 No. 109, with Valve No. Ill, without Valve No. 110, with Valve No. 112. without Valve " 2 3 Vs 43/4 3 Vs 43/4 45 45 lU | 3 1 4 3A r l j 3A or 1 | 1 or 1 Vi 6% 81/4 5V2 61/4 8>/4 6Vs ` 73/4 : IOV4 6Vs ! 7% i IOV4 32 Short Pattern Sherman Fusible Plugs Installation Long Pattern Water Side. Indde Type No. 99 Fire Side Type (Outside) No. 99 A Wacer Side Tvpe Inside' Tube Plug ZZ3 cz Outside Type, Fire Side Minimum Diameter Core Size, in Inches Plug Size Inches , % 1 V2 i % 1 Short Pattern No. 99 ; No. 99 A % ' Vz ' y2 : 3/s V2 V2 Long Pattern Tube i No. 99 B or 99 C i No. 99 D or 99 E No. 99 F Va 3/s V> V4 % %: 3i A.S.M.E. and API 1 ' No. 991 No. 992 3/s 3/s 3/s 3/s % 1 y2 V4 Vz 3s 3/s 3/s Fire Side Type 'Outside' No. 99 B Standard No. 99 D High Pressure Water Side Type < Inside I No. 99 C Standard No. 99 E High Pressure Short Pattern, Long Pattern, and Tube Plugs are made from standard high grade brass and filled with pure tin. No. 99 F The Short Pattern are suitable Tube Plug for low pressures only and do not conform to code. Standard Long Pattern arc suitable for pressures up to iri pounds. High Pressure Long Pattern for pressures over 175 pounds up to :: ) pounds, and Tube Plugs for pres sures not exceeding 225 pounds. Massachusetts Standard: Tube plugs and long pattern plugs J-o-inch and larger comply with Massachusetts Steam Boiler Rules when marked "Mass. Std."; when specified they will be so marked. A.S.M.E. and API Plugs: No. qqi Fire Side Plugs and No. qqz Water Side Plugs (not illustrated) are made of bronze, filled with pure tin, and conform with A.S.M.E. and API Codes. Thcv are stamped "A.S.M.E. STD.". The A.S.M.E. Code does not recommend the use of fusible plugs when boilers are operated at working pressures in excess of 25c pounds. Prices on application CRANE Chiksan Ball-Bearing Swivel Joints Low Pressure Type--Malleable Iron or Steel 363 Style 20 Style 30 Style 40 Style 50 Style 60 Style 70 Style 80 Style 30x4 Style 30x5 Counterbalance Type--Malleable Iron or Steel The counterbalance con nection, an integral part of thesejoints, eliminates the need of welding or bolting-on extra coun terbalance connections. Style 50x5 Style Style 70x5 High Pressure and High Temperature Type Joints (not illus trated) are also available; see the table below for ratings and sizes. Chiksan Joints have rotating Type of Swing Joint Types, Ratings, and Sizes Material Maximum Rating, Pounds 1 Si::es Available, in Inches members locked together by dou ble rows of ball bearings. maintains a pro-regulated iouj 225 F. , 500 F. Threaded Flanged Welding upon the packing element, assur Mall. Iron 1 300 ! -- i % to 4 | 3 & 4 . -- ing a pressure-tight, perfectly Low Pressure Steel 1000 -- % to 4 ' 2 to 12f 6 to 12f aligned joint at all times. Spe Mall. Iron ' 300 ' -- Counterbalance Steel 1000 ' -- 2 to 4 2Viz to 4 -- 2 to 4 | 2 to 4 1 --- cially designed packing units are properly compounded for High Pressure Steel 3000 -- % to 5 ! -- 2 to 6 various services handling liquids, High Temperature1 Steel ( __ 700 % to 4 2 to 4 -- vapors, or gas. The joints are easily dismantled and serviced. *Low Pressure Joints are also available in bronre or aluminum. fWclding joints (ends bored for welding) and 6 to 12-inch Hanged Steel joints are forged in the smaller sizes and joints are made by welding swivel units to standard weld elbows. cast in larger sizes, joints with one end threaded Flanged joints are not furnished in the 5-inch sire. and one end flanged are also available. 32 Perfecting Service Rotary Unions Heavy Monelbellows, tough pressure-tight graphite seal ring, ball bearing radial thrust, and special steel shaft assure long use. These ball bearing rotary unions are designed to convey fluids or gases from a stationary pipe line to a revolving shaft or drum. They are w idely used on dryer rolls, cool ing rolls, ball mills, rub ber mills, calenders, air clutches, etc. Type S--Siphon Type For use where entrance and exit of liquids or gas are desired in the same unit, or for siphon drainage of condensate from roll or drum. Sires to 3-inch. TypeP--Single InlecTjpe L'scd to introduce or ex tract liquids or gas from either end of a roll or other revolving equip ment. Sires J-J to 3-inch. The unions feature a low friction, drop-tight mechanical seal. No packing is used. No adjustments are needed. Types S and P arc all-purpose unions furnished with a rubber hose for cool ant service and an all-bronze metal hose for steam and soluble fluid service. The units are suitable for steam pressures up to 150 pounds, hot oil up to 550 F., coolants, air, gases, water, brine, vacuum, alternate fluids, etc. They can be used for speeds up to tcco rpm. Type FSG is designed for continuous heavy duty service at steam pressures up to 2cc pounds. The unit, bolted directly to the revolving equipment becomes a part of the equipment eliminating any over-hang. The low fric tion. metal-backed graphite bearings require no lubrication. Heavy duty. Sices 1to 5-incn N.P.T, Plain type also available. Prices on application 364 CRANE Barco Flexible Joints Ball Joints Swing Joints Flexible Ball Joints provide movement in all planes in a single joint. They provide a 300 swivel or rotating movement plus a 30 to 4c0 flexing or angular movement. The use of the proper gasket assures a tight seal and maximum safety. A choice of materials renders the joints suitable for use on steam, water, oil, air, gasoline, corrosive acids and caustics, tar, and similar fluids. Each style is available in the Standard or Series 600 pressure class. The Style 7-8C is also available in the Series 2500 class. For temperatures from -40 to 225 F. Cross section of a Style JO II Swing Joint. Other styles, described below, are available. All are the straight type. DIRECTION Cross Section of Style 7-8 Standard Ball Joints are available in sizes to 6-inch in bronze, and in sizes JA to 6-inch in malleable iron, steel, and alumi num, (or as specials, in stainless steel and other alloys). A choice of gaskets, identified by service numbers, makes the joints suitable for the following services: Barco Swing Joints are designed to handle air, gas, water, gasoline, oil, and chemicals. Their simple "O'" ring construction assures quick, in expensive maintenance and provides a seal equally effective for vacuum or pressure service. The long bear Service No. II: For 300 pounds steam and, ex cept in the larger sizes, for 1500 pounds hydrau ing surface assures adequate piping support. lic. Temperature range from -50 to 4250 F. The joints rotate a full 360 in one Style 7-8 Service No. 11 LA: For water, oil, air, gas, and gasoline at pressures up to 150 pounds. Tem perature range from -20 to 220 F. plane. They provide a swdvel or slow and steady rotating movement with out any side flexibility. They are ideal for use on overhead loading 32 Service No. 11L: For water, oil, air, gas, and lines, hose reels, and swing lines gasoline at pressures up to 300 pounds. Tem where joints moving in one plane only perature range from -20 to 220 F. are required to support the piping. Style 7-8B Style 7A-8 Style 7A-8B Service No. 1ICT: Has minimum torque. Suit able for corrosive chemical and caustics or for Several swing joints can be connected together with elbows to provide ro severe steam service. Recommended for 300 tation in more than one plane. pounds steam and, except in the larger sizes, for 1500 pounds hydraulic. Temperature range from -50 to 500 F. Style 5001, available in sizes JA, and %-inch, has a steel casing and a steel sleeve. The thrust is absorbed Series 600 Ball Joints are made in sizes )A to 6-inch in malleable iron and steel or, as specials, in stainless steel. A choice of gaskets (identified by service numbers) makes the by metal washers at each end of the casing. Recommended for hydraulic service up to 500 pounds and for air or gas service up to 250 pounds. joints suitable for the following services: Style 5011 has a steel sleeve and a Service No. II: For 300 pounds steam and, ex cept in the larger sizes, for 2000 pounds hydrau lic. Temperature range from -50 to 4250 F. Service No. 11M: For 600 pounds steam and, ex cept in the larger sizes, for 4000 pounds hydrau lic. Temperature range up to 750 F. for steel, and up to 500 F. for malleable iron. malleable iron casing. The thrust ring carries the load in either direc tion. The ring is held by a flange which is easily removed for servicing without disturbing the piping. Rec ommended for hydraulic, air, or gas service. Sizes 1, ancl 1J d-inch are suitable for pressures up to 250 Series 2500 Ball Joints are available only in Style pounds; sizes 2, z]A, and 3-inch, for pressures up to 200 pounds. 7-SC, sizes [ to 4-inch. Style 5021 is available in sizes 4, 0, Suitable for 750 pounds 8, 10, and 12-inch with flanged con steam, 7500 pounds hy nections. The sleeve is steel; casing draulic, and for tempera and flanges are semi-steel. Recom tures up to icco F. mended for hydraulic, air, or gas Ordering: Specify series, service up to 150 pounds. Style 7F-8F Flanged connections. Sizes 4 and 6' only. size, style number, mate rial, and service number. Dimensions, data, and installation combinations furnished on request. Prices on application CRANE 365 Barco Flexible Joints Revolving Joints Rotary Swivel Joints Siphon Design Type IBRA Angle TypeIBR Straight W ay Single Flow Design Type IBRSA Angle Type IBRS Straight \\ ay Straight Way Joints are not illustrated. The revok ing joints shown above are designed for steam, air, gas, and hydraulic service at tempera tures up to 4503 F. Light in weight, compact, and easily installed, they are recommended for the continuous rotation necessary to the heating or cooling of all types of rolls, drums, and dryers. Types IBR and IBRA are designed for use where liquids, gas, or steam must both enter and leave through a single joint. The siphon serves as a re turn line for steam condensate but may also be used as the inlet pipe. Types IBRS and IBRSA convey liquids, gas, or steam into, or out of, revolving drums. All types except IBRA are furnished in sizes }4, ?X. i, 'H. and 2-inch, and in a r-inch 14 N'F straight thread size. Type IBRA is furnished in sizes 1 to 2-inch. Each type is available with right or left hand threads on the rotating shaft. Sizes H and %-irtch are suitable for 250 pounds steam and 1000 pounds hydraulic pressures; larger sizes are suitable for 150 pounds steam and 200 pounds hydraulic. Speeds up to 500 rpm on steam, and 750 rpm on hydraulic service at temperatures under ioo F., are possible. Other revolving joints: Other revolving joints suitable for steam pressures up to 250 pounds and temperatures up to 450 F. are available. They are: Type R (siphon) and Type RS (single flow), made in sizes and 3-inch; also suitable for hydraulic pressures up to 500 pounds. When ordering specify whether for steam or hydraulic service. Type V, ideal for machine tool, air, and hydraulic clutch applications, as well as for general steam use. is suitable for hydraulic pressures up to icco pounds. Speeds up to 2500 rpm on cold liquids can be obtained. Available with either a right or left hand X-inch pipe thread or :W-inch, iSXF straight thread. Ordering: When ordering, specify the type desig nation, size, fluid handled, temperature, pressure, and any special operating condition. Rotary Swivel Joints feature easy movement. low torque, and' a tight seal. They will not leak under rapid tempera ture changes, as from steam to cold water. The rotary swivel provides a 360 sw ivel move ment, plus a 10 angular movement which relieves pip ing strains or misalignment. Except for their spring-seated, single gasket design, swivel joints are similar to the ball joints show non page 364. They are widely used to convey steam to movable platens and molds in rubber, plastic, and tire presses, or to convey oil to moving parts on hydraulic die casting machines or presses. Cross Section Style SA-7S-8CS Straight Swivel Standard Swivel Joints have a steel ball. The casing is bronze on sizes Y% Y\, and 1-inch and malleable iron on sizes \ x/i< 1 Vi. and 2-inch. A choice of gaskets (identified by service numbers) makes the joints suitable for the following services: Style SA-7AS-8CS 90 Swivel Swivel Joints are available in the Standard and the Series 600 Class. Service So. 11: For general use at 300 pounds steam and up to icoo pounds hydraulic. Temperature range, -50 to 42 50 F. 32 Service So. IICT: For severe conditions, as where there is frequent or rapid movement, or where low torque is needed. Suitable for 300 pounds steam pressure and up to 1000 pounds hydraulic. Tem perature range from -jo to 500 F. Series 600 Swivel Joints, made in sizes % to 2-inch, have a steel ball and a malleable iron casing A choice of gaskets (identified by service numbers) makes the joints suitable for the follow ing services; Service So. II: For 300 pounds steam pressure and up to 2000 pounds hydraulic. Temperature range from -50 to 42 50 F. Service So. 11M: For 600 pounds steam pressure and up to 2500 pounds hydraulic. Temperature range from -jo5 to ooS F. Hydraulic ratings: Hydraulic ratings vary according to size; complete data on request. Ordering: When ordering, spec ify series, pipe size, style num ber, and service number. L36 135/' \ ,A MAX. 'Cl' f 4 Uj Swivel joints are most commonly used to provide movement in one plane; this requires three swivel joints installed in dog-leg fd-hion, as mown. Prices on application 366 CRANE Crosby Gauges Bellows Gauge Style AZ Standard Single Tube Gauge Style AA 32 Heavy Duty Single Tube Gauges Styles AAO, AIO, ASO, AIH, and ASH Pressure, Vacuum, Compound, or Altitude Crosby Gauges are high quality instruments designed for accuracy and durability. Illustrations show, in part, the extent of the Crosby line. The table below lists some of the various types available, materials, dial ranges, etc. Movements: Movements on Crosby Gauges are mounted on a socket extension and arc entirely independent of the case. Bronze movements have a hard phosphor bronze sector and pinion with milled teeth and lapped bushings. Steel movements have a hard Monel sector, hardened stainless steel pinion with milled teeth and stainless steel bushings, line reamed and lapped. Tubes: All tubes are heat treated. Drawn bronze tubes have soldered connections. Drawn alloy steel tubes have welded connections. Bored steel tubes, bored and turned from forged alloy steel billets, have threaded connections. Test gauges: Test gauges are made in a variety of sizes and pressure classes for use in various services. Style ACV, for testing gasoline and related fluids by the Reid Vapor Test Method, conforms to A.S.T.M. Specifications. Illuminated dials: When orders so specify, Style AAO and Style AIH Gauges in sizes io and 12-inch will be furnished with an illuminated dial; an extra charge applies. The metal dial is illuminated without shadows or glare by a cir cular, neon-type tube attached to a reflector ring. Protectors and diaphragms: Protectors and diaphragms are available for all gauges used in corrosive services. A special cleanout-type protector can be furnished where viscous matter such as paper pulp or soap accumulates and must be removed. Gauge testers: Gauge testers, in dead weight or fluid pres sure scale types, are available for pressures up to 25,000 pounds; information furnished on request. Ordering: When ordering, specify the style number, the dial size and range, and the size of the connection. Standard Test Gauge Style AC Reid Test Gauge Style ACV Style AAO or AIH can be furnished with an illuminated dial on sizes 10 and 12-inch, Styles, Sizes, Materials, Services, and Dial Ranges Type Style No. and Description 'Cases, and Dial Sizes j in Inches ! Brass 2 Iron Case Case Materials Services and Standard Dial Ranges (Min-Max. Ranges From Zero) Tube Movement j Pressure .Vacuum- and Socket 11 Psi 1 Hg. Compound Altitude Pressure 1 Hg. Psi Feet Bellows IAZ....... . Low Pressure i -- AA___ AAO. . . Heavy Duty Single Tube AIO. .. .. Heavy Duty ASO... AIH.. . ASH. . .Heavy Duty 415-12 415-12 AH.... 4 *-,-12 AC. ... 3H-12 ACI. .. ... .Inspectors, 3 Test ACV... .. .Reid Vapor ACU.. Underwriters 42 3'.j 'ACIH. . .Bored Tube 44-12 Iacsh. . .Bored Tube o-12 44-34 3 4-12 4*5-12 44-12 ' 414-12 44-12 0-12 Brass Same as AC 54-15 : 30" 1 On request 114-15 Brass Same as AC 15-1000 | 30" 1 30" 1 15-300 40-5IJ0 Brass Steel3 Steel3 Steel3 Stainless steel; hard Monel sector 15-1000 100-10000 30" -- 30" 15-300 -- 30' 100-300 -- Steel3 Same as AC; 100-10000' __ 1 -- __ -- Brass Brass Steel3 Phosphor Bronze Same as AAO 15-1000 . 15-2503 200 or 400 100-10000 30" 30" 15-300 'Phenol cases are available for 4. 6, and 81 4-inch Single Tube Gauges and for 414-inch Style AZ and ACV Gauges. 2 In sizes 10 and 12-inch, cases are made of aluminum instead of cast iron. 3The tube is drawn steel on Style AIO; bored steel on Styles AIH, AH, and ACIH; drawn stainless steel on Style ASO; and bored stainless steel on Styles ASH and ACSH. Style ACV is also available with dial graduating from 5-25. 15-15, 25-45, 30-o0, or 50-100 psi. Prices and additional information furnished on application. CRANE 367 Marshalltown Gauges and Thermometers Marshalltown Gauges and Thermomecers are precision in struments. They are available with drawn steel, flanged iron, or flanged brass cases. Steel and iron cases have a steel ring, the assembly being finished in black enamel. Brass cases are polished and include a brass ring (threaded); the assembly will be nickel or chrome-plated, if specified. Gauges: Vacuum. Pressure, and Compound Gauges are suit able for ajr. gas, oil, water, and other fluids non-corrosive to bronze; when used on steam, a siphon should be used. Do not use a vacuum gauge on pressures above atmosphere or Thermometers subject a Pressure Gauge to a partial vacuum; for such condi tions, use a Compound Gauge. No. 83 and No. 86 Gauges have a phosphor bronze diaphragm. Other gauges have a bourdon tube. The movements, mounted independently of the case, oper ate smoothly. White enameled dials are easy to read. Gauges have a )^-inch male bot tom connection (jN-inch on No. jr), unless otherwise specified. Vapor Tension Type For Distant Reading Thermometers: No. qo Ther mometers have a back or bottom outlet, six feet of double braided tubing, and a J4-inch union con nection. Standard Bi-Metal Type \V ith Drawn Steel Case Nos. qq and too Thermometers are bi-metallic helix actuated; they have neither gears nor pinions. The center back con nection is 34-inch on z and 134inch sizes, and %-inch on 334 and 434-inch sizes. Ordering: Specify catalog num- Brass Bulb and Stem No jog Stainless Steel Bulb and Stem ber- dial size and ranSe- ^ f mounting, and the size and posi- tion of the connection. Standard Pressure Low Pressure Diaphragm No. 23--------- Drawn Steel Case--------- No. 83 No. 24--Flanged Iron or Brass Case--No. 86 Vacuum Compound No. 22- -Drawn Steel Case--------- No. 45 No. 25--Flanged iron or Brass Case--No. 42 Hydraulic Ammonia No. 50- -Drawn Steel Case- -No. 52 No. 51- -Flanged Iron or Brass Case- -No. 54 For freon service, use No. 56 or 57 Gauge listed in table below; they are similar in design and construction to the Ammonia Gauge shown above. Styles, Sizes, Material, Services, and Dial Ranges Type Catalog Nos. and Dial Sizes Materials Standard Dial Ranges Drawn Steel Case (No Back Flange) Flanged Iron or Brass Case Bourdon Tube Move ment Minimum--Maximum Ranges from Zero Cat. No. Dial Sizes Inches Cat. No. Dial Sizes Inches Vacuum ; Pressure Hg. i_P*i. Gauges Pressure I | Vacuum Compound Hydraulic . Ammonia Freon No. 23 No. 83 No. 22 No. 45 No. 50 2No. 52 No. 56 -- 2 to 4 4 21 -2 to 44 12 to 44 12 to 44 32 24& 34 21 & 3 > -- No. 24 No. 86 No. 25 No. 42 No. 51 2No. 54 No. 57 No. 90 34 to 12 4 4 to 12 34 to 12 34 to 12 34 to 12 44 to 12 44 to 12 44 to 12 Brass Bronze Brass Brass Steel Chr-Moly. Bra^ Brass Brass Brass Brass Brass \ lonel \ lonel Bronze Brass -- ; 15-1000 -- \ *5 or IU 30" 1 30" : 15-300 1600-30009 30" ; 150 or 300 30" ' 150 or 300 Thermometers No. 99 2 to 41 > -- -- Bi-metallic No. 100 2 to 44 -- -- helix actuation See Note 5 Graduations abo available from zero to 1 >-2U0 ounce = tor inches >( water). 2No. 52 has a black enameled, stainless steel case and ring: No. 54 is made with a flanged iron case only. Either is available with straight pressure readings (no vacuum or pressure scale) from zero to ranges of 30 up to 400 pounds. 3Thermometers are furnished with the following Fahrenheit temperature readings: No. viO. . . -40 to 120, 0 to 100. 40 to 150, 40 to 220, 50 to 300, 60 to 220, or 80 to 270 degrees. No. vM or Ul.............. 20 to 140 50 to 300, 50 to 400. 50 to 500, oO to 220, or 80 to 270 degrees. Prices and additional information on application. Siphons for steam gauges ...page 361 32 368 CRANE Sturtevant Unit Heaters Horizontal Type These heaters are available with single, double, or multi-speed motor controls. Vertical Type Sturtevant Unit Heaters for steam and hot water are adaptable to any industrial or commercial application u here an even flow of heat over a large area is desired. The units, easily in stalled. combine high efficiency with attractive, aerodynamic design. Design 14 Standard Steam Type--Single Speed Horizontal Heaters are designed to deflect the heat downward to cold areas by means of in dividual adjustable louvers. Inlet and outlet connections on both sides permit direct piping runs. Soft steel hang ers supplied with the unit can be bent to fit all mounting requirements. Steel casing has a rust-resisting coating and a green baked enamel finish. 32 Other units, similar to the Standard Steam Type illustrated, but with spe cially designed radiators, are: Low Temperature Steam Type--for use where lower "leaving air tempera tures" than those offered by the Standard Steam Type are required. Hot Water Type--for use with forced circulation hot water. Textile Mill Type--for use in textile mills. Non-clogging and easy to clean. Diffusers for Vertical Heaters: Op tional equipment for vertical units include directional vanes (illustrated) and single cone or double cone diffus ers. All provide a more desirable spread of the air stream. Design 12 Standard Steam Type--Single Speed With Directional Vanes Vertical Heaters are of the downblast type. They project th'e heated air downward to the working level--and recirculate the heated air ordinarily pock eted at the ceiling. They are widely used where large roof areas, obstructions, or location problems require a vertical heat source. Steam supply and re turn headers on both sides of the unit simplify installation and reduce piping costs. Motor Ratings, Steam Capacities, and Dimensions Type Size Number Motor H.P. | Single 1 High Speed R.P.M. Capacities at 2 Pounds Steam 60 Entering Air C.F.M. Btu 1 EDR Condensate; Final 70 per in 1 in lbs. j Temp, Air hour sq. ft. per hour 1 Basis Outlet Veloc ity Dimensions, in Inches Height Width Max. or Depth Diam. Design 14 Horizontal Heaters Steam Type Design 12 Vertical Heaters Steam Type ; 25 40 55 75 85 100 115 125 135 150 175 200 250 300 D 40 D 55 D 75 D100 D125 D150 D175 D200 D250 D300 D350 D400 V too | 1080 `/so i 1080 1 /20 | 1080 1 ^20 I 1080 V20 | 1080 */12 | 1080 'l2 1 1080 Vs ! 1080 Vs | 1080 Vs ' 1080 Vs 1 1080 Vs ! 1080 Vs 1 820 Vs 1 820 Vs ! 1725 Vs 1 1725 Vs 1 1725 Vs 1 1725 V6 : 1725 Vs 1140 . Vs 1140 V3 1 1140 2 ' 1140 1'2 1140 Vs 1140 34 1 1140 25,800 | 41,500 | 57,000 | 76,000 | 85,600 | 100,500 [ 114,500 1 125,500 | 134,500 1 150,700 1 176,600 | 200,700 1 251,000 | 300.500 1 40,000 1 I 55,000 | 75,000 1 ; 100,000 1 ' 125,000 1 : 150.000 : ! 175,000 ' 200,000 1 250,000 1 300,000 | 350,000 ` 400.000 107 1 173 1 238 1 317 1 357 1 419 1 478 1 523 1 561 1 628 1 736 1 837 1 1045 1 1253 1 167 1 229 i 312 1 417 1 520 1 625 730 833 ; 1040 i 1250 1 1460 t 1665 26.7 43.0 59.0 78.6 88.6 104.0 118.5 129.8 139.2 156.0 182.5 207.5 259.5 311.0 41.5 57.0 77.5 104.0 130.0 155.0 181.0 207.0 259.0 310.0 362.0 414.0 | 119.7 398 1 114.5 700 | 113.5 978 | 112.3 1336 I 124.5 1220 | 118.5 1580 1 120.5 1740 1 116.3 2050 1 120.0 2060 I 114.4 2550 | 113.0 3060 1 111.0 3620 | 115.2 | 4180 1 113.2 5200 | 113 695 : 110 ! 1010 1 113 ! 1300 1 113 1 1735 1 126 ! 1740 i 126 2090 ! 126 2440 125 ! 2830 1 125 1 3540 i 125 | 4250 i 125 | 4980 1 123 1 5800 431 526 590 638 538 690 596 696 632 772 836 894 781 838 1230 1380 1650 1900 1240 1340 1440 1545 1605 1750 1885 2040 20 221/2 2434 261/4 263/4 263/4 30% 30% 32i/z 321/2 3334 357/8 387/g 407/g 1 1 1 ! * 1 ( ! 1 1 153/4 181/a 19% 22 24% 241/2 2534 2534 27 27 28I/4 1 291/2 1 341/2 1 37 1 21 1 26% 1 291/4 ! 321/4 ' 3214 3214 371/4 1 371/4 ' 421/2 441/2 i 52J/2 1 521/2 16'/2 173/g 21 231/2 241/4 241/4 25 251/2 26% 26 Vs ! 27% 1 28 1 321/4 1 343/8 1 19 1 19 1 187/16 1 19% 1 181/4 21Vi6 ! 21i/,6 1 23% 1 233/, fi 1 247/16 1 217/l6 1 22* 1/1 k Prices on application CRANE Trane Unit Heaters 369 Horizontal Type Vertical Type These heaters are available with constant- speed, two-speed, or three-speed motors in both the Standard and High CFM Models. Model H Horizontal Heaters feature the sturdiness necessary for severe industrial applications with the quiet efficiency and attractive appearance desired for use in modern shops and similar installations. Model H With Louver Fin Diffuser The sides, top, and bottom of the casing are of one-piece construction. The bonderized casing is finished in brown enamel. The heaters are equipped with a quiet, four-blade fan. A louver fin diffuser (shown in the illustration above) permits easy control over the spread of the heated air and the distance of the throw and provides a great number of diffusion patterns as well; it is available at extra charge. Units regularly include louvers only. Model P Vertical Heaters, efficient and streamlined through out, blend well with a wide range of build ing types. They have an extensive indus trial application uhereever vertical heaters are desired. Model P With Louver Cone Diffuser The Model P is a draw-through, vertical discharge pro peller unit heater. It pan be suspended at heights from ten to sixty feet. The heater consists of an extended surface circular coil sandwiched between two circular plates, a four-blade propeller fan, and a standard motor mounted out of the air stream. Standard Models have a two-row coil; High CFM Models, a one-row coil. Cone attachments, louvers, Free-Flo grilles, anemostats, and the louver cone diffuser (illustrated) are optional. The latter provides many diffusion patterns and permits focusing the air stream for up to 60% greater throw. Motor Ratings, Steam Capacities, and Dimensions Mode1 and Numb er Motor H.P. Constant , High 1 Speed i R.P.M. Capacities at 2 Pounds Steam 60 Entering Air Btu Per hour EDR Condensate Final in in lbs. Temp. sq. ft. per hour Model H Standard Hori- 71H 1/30 72H V30 74 H l/30 76 H */30 78 H V30 80HI i/20 82 H| % 84 H| % Heaters 86 H| i/6 88HI i/6 90 H Vs 92 HI i/4 94 H! i/4 96 H' 14 100 P V30 Vs 1 '20 Model P Yt % % Vertical Heaters 200 P 220 P 250 P Ve l-3 12 1 275 P 1 300 P 1 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 1500 1725 1140 1725 1140 1725 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 | 22,000 | 36,000 | 44,000 | 53,000 I 63,000 | 78,000 | 86,000 | 125,000 | 144,000 I 180,000 j 200,000 | 240,000 j 297,000 1 352.000 j 55,300 | 97,000 | 76,000 | 141,500 I 120,000 | 194,000 ' 158,500 1 233,000 ' 327.000 435.000 451,000 1 560.000 92 150 183 220 262 325 358 521 600 750 833 1000 | 1235 1465 230 405 317 590 500 807 660 970 1365 1815 1880 2330 23 37 46 55 65 82 88 130 150 188 207 250 310 367 57 101 79 147 125 201 164 241 341 454 466 580 106 125 129 135 139 135 126 130 122 130 131 127 136 129 132 123 135 118 132 111 123 126 120 123 122 128 C.F.M. 70 Air Basis 438 511 587 648 736 955 1205 1648 2150 2370 2600 3310 3590 4700 710 1420 940 2250 1535 3500 2320 3250 5010 6360 6700 7580 Outlet Veloc ity 577 702 811 702 506 678 842 818 1050 843 758 952 637 826 1390 1730 1165 1790 1245 2040 1395 1545 1900 1985 1460 1660 Dimensions in Inches iHeight Width or Diam. Depth 19 19 19 20</2 23% 231/2 23i/2 261/2 261/2 291/2 32 32 40 40 16 1 15% 16 1 15% 16 1 15% 171/2 1 15% 2OV2 1 203/s 2OV2 1 20% 201/2 1 20% 231/2 1 20% 231/2 1 21% 26i/2 1 22V2 291/2 1 26l/4 291/2 26I/4 351/2 1 261/4 351/2 1 26V4 243/4 1 10% 1A3/. K15ll//1.6. 771/ 771/. *^/16 1 3314 201,-16 1 38i/2 2313/,6 1 461/4 1 223/4 ! 461/4 \ 231/4 461/4 1 24% The heaters listed above are available also in High CFM Models. Prices on application t. 370 CRANE Ug Heating and Ventilating Equipment Self-Cooled Motor Propeller Fans Type Q: The Type "Q" Propeller Fan, illustrated at the left, is used to exhaust Type "Q" Specifications* H) Cycle Alternating Current stale air. fumes, odor, dust, etc. The patented, self-cooled motor is designed specifically for use in polluted air sys Sire No. Rpm Cfm Deci 115 230 Volts Volts bel Rating tems. The fan wheel, dynamically 48078 48079 2750 250 | 50 balanced, is connected directly to the 48080 48081 1550 350 I 47 motor. The fans are available in sizes 48090 48091 1550 500 46 ranging from 6 to 48 inches. 48095 48096 1550 1000 54 Other types: For moving greater air capacities with maximum physical di mension, the Type "P" Fan is recom Type Q Self-Cooled Fan Clean, cool, fresh air. drawn from the mended. Type "P" is a high speed, self-cooled motor propellerfan. It combines the Type "Q" wheel with a Type "P" motor. 48106 48108 48110 48112 48114 48116 1 ........ 48107 48109 48111 48113 481 IS 48117 48119 48121 1140 1140 1140 855 685 570 490 490 1700 2600 3600 4700 1 7800 10750 15500 23300 53 56 58 54 61 62 61 65 outside, is circu lated through the vent pipe and motor, and then ex hausted through the front of the motor. The motor remains clean and is self cooling. Also available is a Type "X" Ex plosion-Proof Propeller Fan. This type embodies all the fine per l'\pe "Q" is also available with 01) cvcle motors of the two speed, single-pha-c or the constant speed, three-phase type. formance features of the Type "Q" Propeller Fan with the use of a ball-bearing, explosion-proof motor. The motor has been approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., as suitable for all Class I, Group D hazardous applications. 32 Volume Centrifugal Fans Power Roof Ventilators TypeB: Type "B" Centrifu gal Fans are used for all types of blow-in or exhaust duty requiring low pressure, small volume, and quiet opera tion. Rotation is clock-wise or counter clock-wise. The discharge is easily changed by rotating the housing. Units are available with free air deliveries ranging up to 2040 cubic feet per minute. Motor ratings: 00 cycle A.C., cither single-phase, 110-220 volts or three-phase. 220-440 volts. Also 1 15-230 volts, direct current. Type P: Type "P" Centrifugal Fans handle small quan tities of air over a pressure range of to t>H inches. They are excellently used to exhaust steam, vapors, and chemical fumes, to handle dust from polishing wheels and grinders, and for many other exhaust purposes. Motor ratings: oO cycle A.C., either single-phase (constant speed), 1 10-220 two.ir three-phase, 220-440 voles. \lo. 25 cycle A.C., single-pha-e. 1 10-220 volts or direct current 1 15-230 \olc>. Type PRV--Open View TypePRV: Type "PRV" Roof Ventilators, consisting of a housed, direct-connected, centrifugal fan and motor, offer accurately controlled ventilation regardless of weather conditions. Sizes are available to provide air deliveries over an extensive range of pres sures, from free air to 1 J^-inch static. The self-cooled motor, mounted in a separate compartment, is protected from exhaust fumes, heat, dust, and excessive moisture. The weather-tight housing contains the com plete fan unit and all air control accessories; there is no need for an expensive high profile curbing, with air control accessories fitted into the roof or curbing section. The unit is easy to install, wire, and service. Prices on application CRANE Reznor Gas-Fired Unit Heaters 371 Recommendations: Reznor Gas-Fired Unit Heaters, designed for commercial and industrial application, are A.G.A. and Underwriters' appro\ed for use with natural, manufactured, mixed, and liquefied petroleum ;LP) gases. Safety features: The heaters have a limit control which automatically shuts off the gas supply in case of excessive temperature and a fan control which responds to the temperature of the heater, and not the room thermostat. The fan control delays operation of the fan until the air is warm enough for forced circulation; the fan runs as long as the unit is warm. Construction: The heaters have a cold rolled steel cabinet with a graygreen. baked-on enamel finish. Heat exchanger tubes are corrosion-resistant aluminized steel; the combustion cham ber is welded steel. Adjustable hori zontal shutters provide proper air distribution. Other models: Blower Heaters, simi lar to the Suspended Fan .Model and available in the same sizes and capac ities, have a centrifugal type or multi blade blower instead of a propeller fan. Duct Heaters, with input capacities of 100,000, 150,000, or 200,cco btu, are also available. Suspended Fan Model Model No. US 2SF US 50F US 75F US 100F US 125F US 150F US 175F US 200F Ratings and Dimensions Motor H. P. Input Btu per hour Output Btu EDR per Sq. hour Ft. Air Gas delivery connec Max. tion C.F.M. Inches Over-all Dimensions, in Inches Height Width Depth 1/125 25,000 20,750| 87 1/80 50,000 41,5001 173 1/40 75,000 62,2501 260 1/20 100,000 83,000) 346 1/8 | 125,000 103,750| 432 1/8 150,000 124,500 j 519 1/6 175,000 1 145,250| 605 1/6 200,000 166,0001 692 410 800 1200 1500 1500 1800 2100 2400 % 221/4 18% 19% V2 22Vi 18% 231/4 3A 29i/z 24 24% % 31V2 24 26g % 311/2 24 331/2 4 311/z 24 36% I 331/2 24 38% l 331/2 24 42% Standard equipment includes an electric gas valve, automatic safety pilot valve, manual pilot valve, manual shut-off, fan con trol, limit control, summer-win ter switch, and gas pressure regulator (the latter is noc -upplied with heaters for LP gasi. Models US 25F through US 100F are furnished with a two-speed motor; other models are fur nished with a one-speed motor. Optional equipment at extra cost includes vertical louvers, hanger boards, lift assemblies, room thermostats, etc. 32 Hoffman Condensation Pumps Recommendations: Hoffman Condensation Pumps are the vertical close-coupled centrifugal type. Compact, efficient, and ruggedly con structed, they are built for long trouble-free service. The pumps, which Capacities and Connections include a motor and receiver, are designed to operate at a Capacities Size of EDR Pump Re 1 inlet and ceiver discharge wide range of pressures with out danger of overloading the motor. They are especi Sq. Ft. Gpm Gal. * Inches ally adaptable to the high Type CS Single Units or Type CD Double Units 1,000 2,000 4,000 6,000 8.000 10,000 2 12 on 2 and % 3 Single i 2 and % 6 20 on 1 2 and % y Dou- 2 and % 12 ble 2 and % 15 20 | 2 and % When ordering, specify EDR capacity 15,000 20,000 25,000 30.000 40,000 221/2 30 37% 45 60 36 ! 2 and li/4 36 I 2 and 1% 52 | 3 and 1% 52 ! 3 and 1% 52 | 3 and 1% 65,000 971/2 75 | 4 and 2 75,000 112% 75 | 4 and 2 100,000 150 150 1 4 and 2% 150.000 225 150 1 4 and 2% Note: Each type is available with an outlet dis charge pressure of 10, 15.20. 30. 40, 50. or oO psi. temperatures encountered in condensation pump service. Function: In Hoffman Type CS--Single Unit (Illustrated) pumps, the water flows di Type CD--Double Unit (Not 111.) rectly from the tank to the centrifugal pump without passing through any intermediate piping. Single Units provide the complete equipment necessary for receiving condensate from the system and discharging it co the boiler. Duplex Units provide a stand-by pump and motor for insurance against shut-down, as well as double capacity when both pumps are operating simultaneously. Features: All submerged parts are bonze or of non-corrosive material. Motors are the 40 C., continuous rating, heavy duty, vertical, ball bearing type. A float switch mechanism, easily adjusted, automatically controls the operation of the centrifugal pump according to the water level in the cast iron receiver. A as specified; complete data on request. split-type packing gland is standard on all models. Prices on application 372 CRANE McDonnell Boiler Controls Low Water Column Type The No. 157 McDonnell Pump Control, Low Water Cut-Off, and Alarm is used to control boiler water level, increase boiler efficiency, and promote safety in boilers of any sice oper ating at pressures up to i jo pounds. Construction: The N'o. 157 is built to withstand the arduous conditions imposed by high temperature and pressure. All operating parts are away from heat and are sealed from the float chamber by an extra heavy bellows which totally eliminates packing. Switch leads have porcelain bead insulation. The junction box cover is in two parts; the main section is factory sealed to protect switches against tampering or accidental damage. Installation: To simplify installation, this control is made an integral part of the water column, using the water glass and try cocks removed from the old column. By making the No. 157 integral with the water column, practically all equalizing pipe and fittings are eliminated. This control also eliminates the need for a separate blowoff valve. Since the float chamber actually is the water column, the No. 157 is directly and effectively blown down by the blow-off valve below ie. No. 157 Pump Control and Low Water Cutoff. (Try-cocks and water glass are not furnished.) Switches: The two switches used have five terminals which may be wired to provide a pump control circuit, a low water cutoff circuit, a low water alarm circuit, or any combination of these functions. Both switches are the dependable mer Dimensions, in Inches cury type especially designed for high temperature service. No. Equal izing Try- Water Overall Overall "Cut-off" and "cut-in" points of both switches can be ad Cock Glass Height Width justed within the range of practical requirements to meet Pipe Tap Tap Tap individual needs. 157 1 Vz % 16 13% Electrical ratings: Electrical ratings, approved by the 157A 32 157B Wt 1 3A 3/4 16 13% Underwriters' Laboratories, are as follows: Vi Vz 18 V,6 13% Cut-off and pump control: A.C. V h.p., 115-230 volts. 157C m V2 l/2 ISVis 13% D.C. Ji h.p., 115-230 volts. 157D n/4 3/4 3/4 I8V16 13% Pilot duty service: 125 volt amps., 1 15-230 volts. All have automatic reset. If manual reset is required, Alarm circuit: A.C. 1 amp. or D.C. V amp., 115 volts. order No. 157M, 157AM, 157BM, 157CM, 157DM. A.C. hj amp. or D.C. )4, amp., 230 volts. Blakeslee Steam Jet Pumps or Ejectors Size of Pump Inches % 1 1V4 1% 2 2Vz 3 4 Dimensions and Capacities Capacity Gallons per Minute Suction Pipe Inches Discharge Pipe Inches Steam Pipe Inches Steam Opening Inches 8 3/4 Vz % 3/lS 15 I 3/4 Vz V4 20 1V4 1 Vz Vie 30 l>/4 H/4 3/4 % 40 2 IV2 3/4 Vie 50 2% 2 l Vz 60 3 2 V2 1 Vie 250 4 3 2 Note: The above capacities are based on 50-pound steam pressures. H.P. Required to operate 2 3 4 6 8 10 15 These Jet Pumps or Ejectors are used for filling tanks, transferring liquids from one part of a build ing to another, substituting for water tank on rail roads, and unwatering shallow mines, pits, cellars, coffer-dams, quarries, wells, etc. Liquids may be forced to an elevation equal to about one foot to each pound of steam pressure; however, it is recommend that two pumps be used, one placed above the other, for elevations above 50 feet. The limit of perpendicular suction is 14 feet and will require a steam pressure of at least 25 pounds; special pumps are furnished for higher suction power. These pumps will work in any position. Prices on application CRANE 373 Penberthy Automatic Injectors Sizes and Capacities Sire No. 1 lorsepo wer Pipe Capacity per Hour j Based on ; Based on I Connection 1 Ordinary Tubular 1 30 lbs. Water l 1 1 to 3 teet lift 60 to 110 pounds steam pressure Boiler per H.P. Maximum Minimum i per i Jour Inches Gallons Gallons 00-21 aa-:i BB-21 cc-21 4 to S 12 to 22 20 to 45 45 to SO 6 to 1 2 15 to 40 25 to bO 50 to 100 X 1 34 1 SO ' ISO 360 600 45 100 180 325 DD-21 75 to 145 85 to 105 14 1000 525 EE-23 115 to 255 150 to 320 1*2 1900 850 FF-23 200 to 400 250 to 500 2 3000 1600 GG-21 375 to 600 400 to 750 2*2 4200 2150 M:ock Mod."! Injector- .tc rhc 'Auction kft oxer'low front, dclivcrv Kick" dc-ig'i. Inioctor- kith -pcci.il connection- or for other pre-ure- c.m he furm-heJ. Stock Model Injector Penberthy Injectors are eliicient. re-starting, auto matic boiler feeding pumps designed lor use on steam lines having pressures from 2S to ioo pounds. Com pact, with no moving parts, the unit is low in initial cost and requires minimum attention. The injectors are designed for suction lift hut will also work well with water under pressure. At the lower steam services, however, more efficiency will he gained if a special steam jet is substituted when the unit is connected directly to a city pressure line. They have many industrial uses and are well adapted to steam processing boilers, vulcanizing shoos boats, laundries, portable boilers, s.; .vmill?. etc. In installations where cold water is handled injectors protide -tuck delivery of hot . .r._- the return of ope. .ting steam to the boiler. Where mechanical pumps are used in hoc w.,r<.r installations, the injectors often serve as depend kreserve units for use with cold water. Penberthy "XL-96" Ejectors Penberthy XL-q6, Series i are forcing ejectors de signed to operate efficiently against heads equal to one foot for each i1 -j pounds of operating steam pressure. They have both lifting and elevating power but on deep suction lifts with slight elevation, the w ater can be delivered cooler with Penberthy Series 2D or 40 Ejectors; data furnished on request. In size numbers 1 to 4, the ejectors are furnished all-bronze. In size numbers j to 10, they are furn ished either all-bronze or with iron body and brass jet; orders must specify the type desired. Series 1. Stock Model Siphon or Steam Jet Pump Si zc No. Pipe C onnection. in Inches Steam Suction and Delivery Sizes and Capacities Capacity. Gallons per Hour 40 to 65 pounds Steam 3 Feet Lift 20 to 40 pounds 65 to 100 pounds 40 to 65 pounds 50 Feet Elevation 40 to 65 pounds 25 Feet Elevation Vercic al Lift 40 to 75 pounds Steam 25 to 40 or 75 to 100 pou nds Feet Feet i 3s 2 10 3 3'4 41 51 b 14 7 11 2 82 92 10 24 i. 240 235 120 180 23 34 500 450 250 575 25 1 840 700 420 625 25 14 1.350 1.300 650 950 25 14 1.950 1.850 975 1.450 25 > 3.500 3.000 1.750 2.600 25 24 5.700 4.350 2.500 5.750 25 3 9.500 8.160 4.750 7.200 25 34 13,600 12.400 6.800 10.200 25 4 18.400 17,100 9.200 13.800 25 20 7 > 22 * *> i > > > 22 22 When Ejector i" lifting !*j feet or over, suction pipe should be one'ire large than M-icuon connection of Ejector, enlarging clo'C to Ejector. A fx>c valve should bo used on deep life*. When Ejector is elevating more than 2U :cct. the discharge nmc should he *>ne sire larger than coupling on E*ect *r. e:i: ;-g:r.g close t E'cc: v Prices on application 374 CRANE Lubricators, Oil Cups, and Grease Cups "Detroit" Standard Lubricators Double Connection Double Connection Lubrica tors should be installed with both connections between the boiler and the throttle. Detroit Lubricators arc made in a variety of st\les designed to properly lubricate the valves and cylin ders of all types of steam engines, steam pumps, das engines, air compressors, ansi similar operating units. Standard Lubricators are not to be used for pressures in excess of 150 pounds. All metal parts are made of brass. Handles are made of a durable, non-heating composition. The support arm is threaded for j/o-inch pipe. Both double and single connection lubricators are available with the following capacities: Yi pint, 1 pint, or 1 quart When ordering lubricators, specify whether the double or single connection type is wanted andi in addition, state the capacity desired. Single Connection Single Connection Lubrica tors can be connected either above or below the throttle or into the steam chest direct. Glass Body Oil Cups When ordering glass body oil cups, specify the No. 500 Series Oil Cups are for use on ma catalog size numbers shown in the table below. chinery and ail types of bearings. They have set feed and sight feed features. No. 600 Series Oil Cups (illustrated) are for 32 use on machinery and bearings. They have set The cap and base are pressed brass and the feed, sight feed, and stop feed features. The sight feed post is made of rod brass. stop feed consists of a lever at the top of the cup, which permits the oil to be shut off, fed at a regular rate or in a stream, without dis turbing the set feed adjustment. No. 200 Series Oil Cups are used on gas, gasoline, or oil engines. They are furnished with a screw filler cap. An equalizing tube, to overcome back pressure from engine and a ball No. 600 Oil Cup The cap and base are pressed brass and the check in base are provided to meet all require sight feed post is made of rod brass. ments where back pressure is apt to occur. Catalog Size Numbers Outside diameter of glass Height of glass Pipe thread on shank Oil capacity Dimensions and Capacities Nos. 600 i 500 Nos. 601 501 Nos. 60iy2 5OIV2 2011/2 Inches | 1 Vi iy2 l3/4 Inches | V/s 1% 1% Inches 1 Vs Va Va Ounces 1. Vs l Vs iy2 Nos. 602 502 202 2 I7/s Vs 21/2 Nos. 604 504 204 21/2 2% % 5 Nos. Nos. 605 ; 606 505 506 205 ! 206 3 1 31/2 314 Vi y2 10 1 18 No. 75 Grease Cup Plain Compression Grease Cups A plain brass compression grease cup is a very satisfactory lubricating device in many applications, and is particularly suited for rough work. The No. 75 Grease Cup is available in seven sizes \\ ith grease capacities rang ing from 14 up to 5 ounces and inside cup diameters from up to 3 inches. Size Number Inside diameter Pipe thread on shank Grease capacity Dimensions and Capacities 1 000 00 1 0 1 1 : 2 1 3 ! 4 Inches1 Va ! 1 1 l'/4 ' iy2 2 ' 21'2 3 Inches! y8 1 Vs ! Vs r Vi 1 1/4 1 % 1 y2 1 12 Ounces! Vi 1 Vz 1 % 1 1 l 2 1 31/2 1 5 Prices on application --1s Corrosion-Resistant Valves & Fittings; Diaphragm & Ball Valves CRANE 375 Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Valves and Fittings (Including Diaphragm Valves) 1 Service Recommendations.................................. paces 1-5 and 376 18-8 Mo and Monel Gate Valves Plug Type, Outside Screw and Yoke........................page 377 Wedge, Outside Screw and Yoke............................... page 378 Wedge. Xon-Rising Stem............................................ page 380 18-8 Mo and Monel Globe Valves Outside Screw and Yoke. Bolted Bonnet..................page 3 79 Union Bonnet..........................................................................page380 18-8 Mo and Monel Swing Check Valves................................ page381 18-8 Mo Relief Valves and Liquid Level Gauge............. page 382 I Yi-Resist Cast Iron Gate Valves................................................ page384 Alloy Case Iron Gate Valves....................................................... page3S7 Chlorine Globe and Angle Valves............................................... page38b Monel Trimmed Gate and Globe Valves.................................. page387 All-Iron Valves............................................................................... page394 Diaphragm Valves................................................ pages 388 to 3Q1 Crane-Paul Venturi Ball Valves........................pages 302 and 393 18-8 Mo Fittings, Flanges, and Unions.................................... page383 Other Corrosion-Resisting Products..........................................page395 Corrosion Questionnaire................................................................page39b Metals and materials . . .pages 1 to 9 Service Recommendations 33 Crane Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Valves are regu larly made of 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel and Monel. The fittings are regularly made of 18-8 Mo. All castings made of corrosion-resistant metals and alloys are produced in Crane foundries under the constant supervision of expert metallurgists. Bar stock used in valves and fittings is purchased under rigid specifications which assure the use of material adequate in both physical and chemical properties. This page and the following page are devoted to service recommendations for 18-8 Mo and Monel. It should be remembered that service recommenda tions are tentative in nature, and obscure factors often greatly alter circumstances and thus alter recommendations. These recommendations can be followed in most instances, however, and Crane engineers are always available to make specific rec ommendations based on a detailed study of the in dividual corrosion problem. Marking: Crane 18-8 Mo Valves and Fittings are marked "18-10 .VI" to indicate the chromium and nickel content; \ lonel material is marked " MOY'EL' '. Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel (Casting Equivalent of A.I.S.I. Type 316) Crane iS-S Mo Alloy Steel is an exceptionally high grade stainless steel that is highly resistant to many forms of corrosive action. Crane iS-S Mo Alloy Steel contains iS to chro mium. is to 12Q nickel, and 2.5 to 3`Q- molybdenum, and conforms to but exceeds the minimum require ments of A.S.T.M. Specification A-2q6, Grade CF-8M. and A.I.S.I. (American Iron and Steel Insti tute) Type 3 (o w rought stainless steel. Crane tS-S Mo Alloy Steel Valves and Fittings have a wide range of application in the food. pulp, paper, textile, dye, chemical, and related industries. They are recommended for ser ce in handling acetic acid, nitric acid, alkalies (such as caustic soda, soda ash. etc.), bleaching solutions, corrosive mine waters, fatty acids, food products, fruit juices, sulfate and sulfite liquors and vapors in paper mills, sulfurous acid, tanning liquors, and- a large number of other industrial chemicals. (Continued on the following page) 376 CRANE Service Recommendation* (Cont.) Corro*ion-Re*i*tant Alloy Valve* and Fitting* Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel Continued from the preceding page iS-8 Mo Alloy Steel is satisfactorily resistant under most conditions to all fatty acids both pure and in the presence of customary organic impurities; but it may not be completely resistant when salt and or other inorganic impurities are present. It can be used a ith these acids at temperatures up to 300 F., but processing at such temperatures introduces special problems other than corrosion. Valves and fittings for this high temperature service should receive special consideration. 18-8 Mo is practically immune to corrosion by many food products and should be acceptable, although not necessarily required, in most cases. It can also be used in service with carbonated beverages. It resists well all organic acids in the concentrations which are apt to oe present: is not attacked by car bonic and sulfurous acid under similar circumstances; and in addition, is capable of resisting corrosion by the small amounts of phosphoric acid which are occasionally encountered. For services with chromic acid, iS-8 Mo alloy is often recommended when contamination with iron must be avoided, also in many services with nitric acid it is recommended, although there are some cases where it gives inferior corrosion resistance to that of the straight chromium alloy steels. It is apparently satisfactory for handling pure phosphoric up to 85 per cent acid at ordinary temperatures, but should not be offered for use with crude acid under any circumstances. Again it shows excellent resistance to hot qS per cent sulfuric acid and to dilute solutions (less than ioFc) under oxidizing conditions at ordin ary temperatures. When used with cold full strength acid and with the intermediate concentrations, the results are not so good. 18-8 Mo is also resistant to alkaline cleaning solu tions and to some of the chemical sterilizers. Thread lubricants: Crane i S-8 Mo Alloy has such excellent resistance to corrosion that it will be used in contact with a wider variety of fluids than are the more common piping materials. Some of these fluids either dissolve or react chemically with the lubri cating and sealing compounds that are normally used in making up screwed joints. It is essential, there fore, that suitably compounded thread lubricants be used when assembling 18-8 Mo Alloy screwed pipe, valves, and fittings. Crane Thread Lubricant has given excellent results in many applications. Specific recommendations will be furnished upon request. Monel Monel is a nickel-copper alloy containing approxi mately two-thirds nickel and one-third copper. It has high tensile strength, ductility, and offers excellent resistance to corrosion. This alloy finds many appli cations in the bottling, brewing, canning, ceramic, chemical, dyestuffs, food, paint, refining, rubber, soap, sugar, tanning, textile, and related industries. Monel may be used in handling hydrochloric acid in low concentrations when air is absent; higher con centrations are strongly corrosive. Caution should be exercised in using it in contact with hot or highly aerated solutions of this acid. Monel resists phos phoric acid over a wide range of concentrations; however, it is corroded appreciably by oxidizing im purities present in the crude acid when made by the treatment of phosphate rock with sulfuric acid. Its resistance to this crude concentrated acid is probably not quite as good as that of the copper-base alloys. 11 has good corrosion resistance to organic acids such as acetic, formic, and butyric, and is apparently less affected by the presence of oxidizing agents than the copper-base alloys. In all of the foregoing cases, the corrosion rate of Monel is apt to be affected ad versely by the presence of air and or other oxidizing acids. Best results are obtained from this metal w hen oxygen is absent or present in very small concentra tions. Monel is not recommended for use with chromic acid, nitric acid, or other oxidizing acids. Monel has excellent resistance to corrosion by solu tions of fixed alkalis, such as sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide, but should not be used with ammonium hydroxide. Caution should be used when the service involves the handling of the fixed alkalis in high concentrations and at high temperatures; as contamination with copper may be an important consideration in some cases, Nickel may be-required in preference to Monel in some cases. Monel is widely used for handling a variety of neutral, alka line, and acid salts. This alloy is very useful in the handling of food products due to the fact that it shows good resistance to the acids, cleaning solutions, organic acid salt mixtures, and brines encountered in the food indus try. However, before any material is specified in the handling of food products, the stage of the process at which the equipment is to be used should be known. Alloy Trimmed Valves There are many services in which the corrosion rate of common metals, i.e. iron, steel, and brass is not objectionable from the standpoint of the fluid being mdled, but is sufficient to cause the seats to leak .md the rubbing surfaces to wear rapidly. For these services Crane offers various regular products in which these critical parts are made of corrosionresistant materials. In most cases these valves are offered for specific service conditions, e.g., the No. 1044 Valve for chlorine service, the No. [4477 Valve for use with kraft liquors in paper mills, and the No. 3042 A for handling hydrofluoric acid. It should be borne in mind, however, that all of these types of valves have application in other services as well. Further, other commercial valves frequently can be trimmed with these same corrosion-resistant alloys. Recommendations will be supplied on request. CRANE 18-8 Mo and Monel Plug Gate Valves 377 Non-Shock Working Pressures 150 pounds liquid or gas; 5003 F. max. temp. 230 pounds liquid or gas; 100 F. max. temp. Hydrostatic Test Pressures Shell--300 pounds feat--275 pounds Out<-i<Jc Screw and Yoke Screw cJ Flanged No. 18850 18-8 Mo Alloy No. 18851 18-8 Mo Alloy No. 17750 Monel No. 17751 Monel For Unrestricted Flow! For Throttling! In some services, particularly on discharge lines in the handling of fluids where constant speed pumps arc used, a conventional gate valve, when wide open, offers minimum resistance to flow, but when used for throttling is sub jected to rapid wear. A globe valve in the same service, while suited for throttling, introduces high resistance to flow even when wide open, conse quently reducing the maximum capacity of pumps. Crane Plug Gate Valves per form perfectly for unrestricted flow or throttling. They are excellent for twoway flow; either end serves as the inlet. Partial ection 18-8 Mo or \ loncl List Prices, Each Materials: In 18-8 Xfo Valves, the body, bonnet, disc, stem, disc-stem plug, and gland are made of Crane i8-8 Mo Alloy Steel, a material equivalent to Size 18-8 Mo Monel Inches V4 3/4 1 P/4 11 2 2 No. 18850, Screwed 64.00 71.00' 83.00 103.00 130.00 160.00 No. 18851, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. '77.00'85.00' 100.00 124.00'156.00 192.00 No. 17750, Screwed '67.00'75.00l 87.00 108.00 137.00 168.00 No. 17751, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. 80.00'90.00' 104.00 130.00'164.00 202.00 A.I.S.I. Type 316 wrought stainless steel. In Monel Tapered plug disc: The disc, a tapered plug riding Valves, these parts are made of Monel. In all valves loosely on the end of the stem, is held in place by a the yoke bushing is made of Cast \ langanese Bronze, collar on the stem and by a threaded plug screwed and the bonnet gasket is Granite. into the bottom of the disc. The connection is strong, Body: These are outside screw and yoke valves. The stem threads, being on the outside of the valve, can be lubricated easily and are not exposed to corrosion serviceable, and provides accurate seating The disc will not fall off the stem in service, even though the disc-stem plug should accidentally loosen. or sediment in the line. The body features straight- The curved surface of the disc seats against two through ports, circular in shape and curved faces in the body when the valve is closed. full in area. When the valves are wide Two sides of the disc are flat, permitting the disc to open, the disc is entirely clear of the fit between similarly shaped faces on the inside of seat opening, providing a clear, unob the bonnet. The disc rises into the bonnet but the structed passageway through the valve. flat faces keep it from turning. Even wear on the Curved seat-faces, cast as part of the seating surfaces during operation, and freedom from body, are accurately machined to foreign matter when the valve is closed, assure long match the curved surface of the disc. time seat tightness. Bolted bonnet: The yoke and bonnet are cast in one piece to assure strength and stiffness. The bonnet is bolted to a flange at the bottom of the valve body by four bolt-studs spaced close to each other to provide compactness and a uni form pressure on the gasket. Stuffing box; repacking: The large, deep stuffing box has a one-piece bolted gland and is filled with high grade packing. The gland is pulled up by means of two eve-bolts hinged to the bonnet. Although sometimes considered inadvisable on chemi cal services, these valves when wide open can be re packed while under pressure. The yoke is designed with liberal space above and around" the gland. Dimensions, in Inches Size *2 3/4 1 l'/4 IV'2 2 A 3 314 33/4 41/4 43/4 S\'2 B 4i/4 4% 5 51-2 64 7 C 7*8 8 9% 103/4 123/4 15 D 29/,s 29/l6 23/4 3Vi6' 35/8 4Vl6 E 31 2 3% 4`4 4% 5 6 F _____fj6 1 1 32 38 13 32 7/16 4 Templates for drilling page 4SS Flanged valves: Face to face and end flange dimensr ns conform to the MSS 1 jc-Pound Cor rosion Resistant Standard, No. SP-4'-i05i. for Gate Valves. Flanges are plain faced with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes. Prices include drilling to this Standard, and spot facing; no deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 471. 378 CRANE 18-8 Mo and Monel Wedge Gate Valves Working Pressures ISO pounds liquid or gas. non-shock; 500 F. max. temp. 230 pounds liquid or gas, non-shock; 100 F. max. comp. Hydrostatic Test Pressures Shell--300 pounds Seat--275 pounds Large Size Wedge Gates In 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel or Monel To provide chemical and process industries with a more complete selection of efficient, trouble-free valves for corrosive fluids, Crane offers this line of specially de signed Wedge Gate Valves in either iS-S Mo Alloy Steel or Monel. Cross Section 18-3 Mo or Monel Except for the materials, the valves are alike. 1 hey are of the outside screw and yoke type construction and have a bolted bonnet and a w edge disc. I For screwed or flanged gate valves in sizes smaller than 2Yz-inch, use the Crane 18-8 Mo and Monel Plug Cate Valves shown on page 377. Size__________________ Flanged, F.D. & S.F. ___________________ List Prices_________________________ __ Inches lYz_________ 3 No. 18843, Gate, 18-8 Mo Each 210.00 250,00 | No. 17743, Gate. Monel___________________ Each 263.00_____ 311.00 Outside Screw ,mJ Yoke, Flanged No. 188-13 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel No. 17743 \ lonel 4__________ 6___ "338.00 537.00 424.00 ........ 671.00 Materials: All parts of the valves coming into con rigidity. The bonnet features a male and female joint tact with the fluid in the line, including the body, for added tightness. The bonnet joint is strong and one-piece bonnet and yoke, disc, stem, and gland are secure, yet it can be easily dismantled and reas made of Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel in the No. 18843 sembled without danger of injury to the valve. 33 Valves, and of .Monel in the No. 17743 Y'alves. Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel is a material equivalent to A.I.S.I. Type 316 wrought stainless steel. Disc: The valves have a solid wedge disc. The disc is carefully directed throughout its travel by long, accurately fitted guides; this minimizes "drag" and The yoke sleeve is made of Crane Cast Manganese wear on the seating faces and reduces the possibility Bronze, a material having superior strength and of damage to the seats. wear resistance. The wheel is malleable iron. The disc-stem connection is in the form of a T-head Construction: The valves are the outside screw or. the end of the stem which fits loosely into a and yoke type. This construction is often preferred r. atched slot in the disc, permitting the disc to be in chemical and process industries. The stem threads raised and lowered easily and safely. are on the outside of the valve, eliminating the danger of damage to the threads by corrosion and sediment Stuffing box and gland: The stuffing box is filled from the fluid in the line; stem thread lubrication is with high grade packing and is unusually large and simplified, and the rising stem effectively indicates deep to assure pressure-tightness. the position of the disc. A lubricating fitting is pro vided for easv lubrication of the voke sleeve. The stuffing box is equipped with a two-piece bolted gland consisting of a steel gland flange and a ball- The body scats are cast as part of the body and are type gland follower. The gland flange is held securely carefully and accurately machined to match the seat by two eye-bolts hinged to the bonnet. The ball-type ing surfaces of the disc. gland follower prevents binding the stem if the eye- Bolted bonnet: The yoke and bolts are drawn up unevenly. bonnet are cast in one piece to as- Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be re sure maximum strength and packed while under pressure. l --------A Dimensions, in Inches B Open Size ll/2 3 4 6 A 71-2 8 9 10'/2 B 15% 17% 22% 31% C ' 7 8 9 10 D 7 ' 7% 9 11 E 9/l6 % "/is l%6 Templates for drilling. . , page 458 Dimensions: Face to face and end flange dimen sions conform to the MSS 150-Pound Corrosion Re sistant Standard, No. SP-42-1Q51. Flanges are plain faced with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes. Prices include drilling to this Standard, and spot facing; no deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 471. I CRANE 18-8 Mo and Monel Globe Valves 379 Working Pressures 150 pounds liquid or gas. non-shock; 500 F. max. ternp. 230 pounds liquid or gas. non-shock; 100 l:. max. temp. Hydrostatic Test Pressures Shell--300 pounds Seat--275 pounds ri Outside Screw and Yoke Flanged No. 18807 I ''-8 Mo Alloy Steel No. 17707 \ lonel Large Size Globe Valves In 18-S Vfo Alloy Steel or Monel These valves, specially designed for corrosive fluids, are available in either 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel or Monel. Except for materials, the valves are alike. They embody the same fine features such as outside screw and yoke construction--a bolted bonnet for maxi mum rigidity--smooth flowing contours within the body, with full port area to reduce pressure drop and to minimize flow resistance--and a ball-shaped seat ing surface for seat tightness. For screwed or Hanged globe valves in sizes smaller than 2%-inc/i, use the Crane 18-8 Mo and Monel Plug Gate Valves shown on page 377. Cro-* Section 18-8 X lo or N lonel Size Flanged, F.D. & S.F. No. 18807, Globe, 18-8 Mo No. 17707, Globe. Monel List Prices______ _____ Inches __ _ Each Each' 2% 237.00 247.00 34 t>"~ 303.00 422700 657.00 309.00 ; 482.00____ 74 f700 Materials: All parts in contact with the fluid in the line, including the body, one-piece bonnet and yoke, disc, stem, disc stem ring, and gland are made of Crane i8-8 Mo Alloy Steel in the \o. 18807 Valve, and of Monel in the No. 17707 Valve. Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel is a material equivalent to A.I.S.I. Type 31b wrought stainless steel. The yoke bushing is made of Crane Cast Manganese Bronze, a material having superior strength and high resistance to wear. The wheel is malleable iron. Construction: The valves are the outside screw and yoke type. This construction is often preferred in chemical and process industries. The stem threads are on the outside of the valve, eliminating the danger of damage to the threads by corrosion and sediment from the fluid in the line: stem thread lubrication is simplified and the rising stem effectively indicates the position of the disc. Bolted bonnet: The yoke and bonnet are cast in one piece to assure maximum strength and rigidity. The bonnet features a male and female joint for added tightness. The bonnet joint is strong and secure, yet it can be easily dismantled and reas sembled without danger of injury to the valve. Ball-to-35 seat: The disc in these valves has an accurately machined, ball-shaped seating surface. The seating surface in the body (seat cast integral w ith body 1 is finished at a 35 degree taper. The con tact between the two surfaces results in a narrow line bearing. When the valves are used to handle fluids that ieave a deposit of heavy or crusty substance, the narrow line bearing breaks through such deposits and helps to maintain seat tightness. Disc-stem connection: The disc swivels on the stem. The disc and stem are attached by means of a disc stem ring screwed tightly into the disc. The ring will not loosen in service. The disc is ampl\ guided. Seating is quick and accurate. Stuffing box and gland: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing and is unusually large and deep to assure pressure-tightness. It is equipped with a two-piece bolted gland consisting of a steel gland flange and a ball-type gland follower. The gland flange is held securely by two ,,ye-bolts hinged to the bonnet. The ball-type gland follower prevents binding the stem if eye-bolts are drawn up unevenly. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Dimensions: Face to face and end flange dimensions conform to the MSS 150-Pound Corrosion Resistant Standard. No. SP--U-IQ51. Flanges are plain faced with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes. Prices include drilling to this Standard, and spot facing; no de duction is made for valves ordered faced only. Full face gaskets {" c 7... should be used: see page 471. i 77. ~ ~ i Dimensions, in Inches Size2%__ _ 34_ _ ' 6 A ->1 9%' TfiFT i6 p CZ p B FT Yy Open B " 13% 15% 18% `21% .-"c C '8 9 : 10 12 ! D- 7 7% ` 9 ' 11 D ! E ___ Vie % I u/i6 `Vie ` Templates for drilling. .. . page 458 . --^ 33 380 CRANE 18-8 Mo Gate and Globe Valves Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem Globe Valves Union Bonnet WORKING PRESSURES Gate -- 150 pounds liquid or gas. non-shock Globe -- 200 pounds liquid or gas, non-shock 350 F. maximum temperature Cross Section Gate No. 18840 Gate, Screwed 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel No. 18801 Globe, Screwed 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel Cross Section Globe Size Screwed No. 18840, Gate No. 18801, Globe List Prices Inches Vi Vs Each 33.00 Each 24.50 34.00 28.00 V4 36.50 34.00 _ 40.00 41.00 1 49.00 50.00 Wi 60.50 62.50 ,J Mp. 75.50 78.00 2 100.00 106.00 33 These valves are carefully designed and assembled to assure efficient operation and long life. Metal sections are more than ample. Materials: In these gate and globe valves, all parts which come in contact with the fluid in the line are made entirely from Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel, a material equivalent to A.I.S.I. Type 316 wrought stainless steel. In the and %-inch sizes, globe valves are made of bar stock. JA-inch and larger have a union bonnet and are equipped with a cross handle (illustrated.!. The union bonnet type construction utilizes a union ring which reinforces the bonnet joint and facilitates disman tling and reassembling without danger of injuring the valve. Valves smaller than j-6-inch have a screwed bonnet and are equipped w ith a tee handle. On % to J4-inch globe valves, the disc is integral with the stem; in larger sizes, the disc swivels on the stem as illustrated in the cross section. Gate valve: Crane No. 18840 Gate Valves are the non-rising stem, wedge disc type. They have a screwed bonnet and are similar in design to the Crane No. 437 Brass Gate Valve. The seats are cast integral with the body. All sizes are equipped w ith a Style F Wheel. Globe valve: Crane No. 1S801 Globe Valves on sizes Stuffing box: Both the gate and globe valves have a stuffing box equipped with a gland. The stuffing box is of ample depth and is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Size -- I End to end Gate Valve | Center to top ' Diameter of wheel 1 End to end Globe Valve Center to top of stem, open 1 Distance across handle Dimensions, in Inches Vi % 1/, "jT/g ll5/16 2Vs 3% 33/4 4>/g 13/4 13/4 2Vl6 lVg 27/is 21/4 3*8 29/16 3U 29/, 6 414 33/4 34 23/8 43/4 29/,6 23/4 5 33/4 1 2>3/76 5% 23/4 3V,6 5% 43/4 1H ll2 33/ifi 6 V2 3Gs 7 Vi 3V,6 1 3% 3% 42 6* 0 71 2 434 6 2 ' 37-8' 834 4'/l6 5 Vi 8* i 7 CRANE 381 18-8 Mo and Monel Swing Check Valves Y-Pattern Sizes l/2 to 2-inch Working Pressures 150 pounds liquid or gas. non-shock; 500 F. max. temp. 230 pounds liquid or gas, non-shock; 100 F. max. temp. Hydrostatic Test Pressures Shell--300 pounds Seat--275 pounds Straightway Sizes 21/2 to 6-inch A Choice of 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel or Monel These valves, available in iS-S Mo Alloy Steel or Monel, are specially designed for corrosive service. In sizes x/i to 2-inch, the valves are the re Screwed No. 18826 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel No. 17726 Monel Flanged No. 18827 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel No. 17727 Monel grinding type. They feature an improved Y- pattern body design. Because of the wide usage of small flanged valves in chemical and process industries, this line Flanged includes flanged as well as screwed valves. No. 18829 18-8 Mo In sizes 2F2 to 6-inch, the valves are the Alloy Steel straightway design, permitting straight No. 17729 way flow with a minimum of flow-resist Monel ance and pressure drop. Materials: In 18-8 Mo Valves, the body, cap, disc, hinge, and disc nut are made of Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel, a material equivalent to A.I.S.I. Type 316 wrought stainless steel. In Monel valves, these parts are made of Monel. List Prices, Each SizeInches- Vz % 1 1 1 lA ' IV2 . 2 i 24 j 3 ' 4 ' 6 No. 18826, Screwed________________ '25.00 29.50'37.00 49.00' 68.00' 89.00' 18-8 Mo 1 No. 18827, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. 37.5044.50 55.5073.50'102.00 133.00' No. 18829, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. 11 No. 17726, Screwed Monel ii No. 17727, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. : 1 | 1 1 .222.00 281.00 369.00 591.00 27.50'32.50'41.00154.001 75.00: 97.501 41.50 49.00 61.00 81.00U12.00 146.00' ' No. 17729, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. ' '281.00 354.00 517.00 857.00 Y-Pattem valves: These are regrinding type valves. The body, Y-pattern in shape, has a smooth contour at all points to allow swift, easy flow. The cap, screwed into the body with long, accurately machined threads, is on the same center line as the seat opening. The cap is large and permits ready access to the internal parts when it is removed. Seating surfaces, integral with the body, can be re ground without removing the body from the line; a slot in the end of the disc-spud enables rotating the disc with a screwdriver. Straightway valves: These valves feature a straightw ay type body with a seat-face at only a slight angle from vertical so as to permit full flow. The bolted cap construction provides a very strong, tight joint, yet it can be easily dismantled for cleaning and re pairing. The seat is integral with the body. Disc and hinge: On all valves, the disc and hinge, suspended from the body by means of a hinge pin, swing freely. The disc is designed to close of its own weight and to rest on the seat when there is no flow. This prevents back-flow from gaining sufficient velocity to cause slamming or "water hammer". Outside lever and weight: Valves 2j4-inch and larger can be furnished with an outside lever and ad justable weight when orders so specify; prices on application. The lever and weight can be applied to assist the disc in closing, or to balance the disc so that the valve will open under minimum pressure. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 150-Pound Corrosion Resistant Standard, No. SP-42iQ5i. Flanges are plain faced with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS 1 jc-Pound Stand ard, and spot facing; no deduction is made for flanged valves ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 472. /> X c,X-l _1 .____________ j -------------------- > i Screwed Flanged Y-Pattern Size A B C D E Dimensions, in Inches y21 3A ' 1 ! m 'lMd 2 '2Vi1 3 i 4 > 6 3 31 2 4'/4. 5 5m2 oy2i 1 ' 4I/2 5 '534' 6VZ l7y4,8M!,8yz'9>6: ny2 14 1%' 2 Ms 234! 3Vs 3V2'41/4151/g syz\ 6l/z 1 'S'/2 3'i 3Ms 4VV 4% ` 5 ' 6 ; 7 '71/2I 9 ' 11 3/ig '>/32 3/s 13/32 7/l6 1 3 '9/l6 % Ms'1 3/.g Templates for drilling.. . .page 458 --------- B-----------Straightway, Flanged 33 382 CRANE 18-8 Mo Relief Valves Maximum Set Pressure 250 pounds 600 F. maximum temperature When ordering, be sure to specify set pressure. No. 18859 Relief Valve Female Inlet Side Outlet IS-8 Mo Alloy Steel Materials: All parts of these relief valves coming in contact with the fluid in the line, including the body, bonnet, stem, disc, disc nut, regulating ring, gland, bonnet bushing, seat ring, and locking plug are made of Crane i8-8 Mo Alloy Steel, a material equivalent to A. f.S.I. Type 316 wrought stainless steel. The %-inch size valves do not have a regulating ring and locking plug. Gas service: When specifically ordered for manufactured gases, the valve seat is ground special. Construction: The valves are ruggedly constructed. They are the outside spring type and have a screwed bonnet and a lifting lever. A stuffing box around the stem prevents the escape of the fluid while the valve is discharging. A blow-back regulating ring is provided for adjusting the blow-down of pressure when changing or regulating the set pres sure. The adjustment of this ring may be made from the outside, without interfer ing with the setting of the valve. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches: % Vi 1 Vs No. 18859, Relief Valve Each Size of inlet Dimensions, in Inches Size of outlet Center to top of cap Center to end of female inlet Center to end of side outlet 1 70.00 % Vi 55/s ln/lG 1V16 76.00 1 84.00 Vz 1 % Vz 1 3A 5% 1 5Vt l1 Vis I 2 Wl6 l6/l6 1 100.00 1 1 7 23Ae 1% 1 Vi 122.00 1 Vi i'A S'A 2% 2 Vie Wz 150.00 IV2 I'/z 9% 2Vs 2% 2 185.00 1 2 111/2 07/l6 2j/4 33 18-8 Mo Liquid Level Gauge For 150 pounds liquid 350 F. maximum temperature Materials: These Crane No. i88q8 Construction: The gauges are regu Liquid Level Gauges are sturdy and larly made in the j-^-inch size and with well-constructed. [4-inch centers. All parts which Gauges with other centers can be fur come in contact nished when ordered. No. 18898 Liquid Level Gauge (Wich Guard and Glad's Tube) with the fluid in the line including the bodies, bon nets, stems, pack ing nuts, glands, glass retainers, and drain plug are made of Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel, a matcrial equivalent to A.l.S.I. Type 316 The valve bodies are square type and have an integral seat. The disc and stem also are integral. The Gauges have '> ?inch O.D. glass and are equipped with two guard rods. Special gauges: When ordered with a drain, the bottom valve will be fitted w ith a 34~>nch short nipple and a 34-inch No. 1SS40 (see page 380) Gate Valve. An extra charge is made for the drain. IS-S \(o Alloy Steel wrought stainless steel. Gauges with an automatic check can be furnished when ordered, at a special List Price_______________________________p_r_ic_e_.__T_h__e__b_o_t_t_o_m___v_alve is made with a SireInches l;_____________________________________________________________ special adapter, a special stem, and a No. 18898, Liquid Level Gauge with 14" centersEach H8.00 ?16-inch diameter ball. CRANE 18-8 Mo Fittings Screwed Fittings Unions 383 Flanged Fittings No. 18860 90 lilbow No. 18862 45' Elbow No. 18868 Tee No. 18890 No. 18861 No. 18863 90 Flanged Elbow. 45 Flanged Elbow- No. 18878 Cap No. 18882 Coupling No. 18884 Plug No. 18886 Bushing Prices of bushings ('larger opening determines the price) apply only to the following stock sices: 1 Cr'4 IJ-Cl'i xl '-V 2 . I i-S xi>; Non-Shock Working Pressures 150 pounds liquid or gas; 500 F. max. temp. 230 pounds liquid or gas; 100 F. max. temp. 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel > Except for the plugs, bushings, kt and :!$-inch caps and couplings, and the and :!^-inch union tail-piece and thread-piece which are A. I. S.I. Type 310 bar stock, the fittings, flanges, and union shown on this page are made of Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel, a casting material equivalent to A.I.S.I. Type jib wrought stainless steel. Unions: 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel Unions are re gularly made with a galvanized malleable iron union ring unless specifically ordered with an 18-8 Mo ring, for which an extra charge will be made. No. 18869, Flanged lee TT No. 18889. Screwed Companion Flange No. 18891, Blind Flange List Prices, and Dimensions, in Inches Size Inchesi Vi 1 % 1 y2 i % i i i ivi1 m i 2 i 2 Vi 1 3 1 4 1 6 Fittings and Unions Flanged Fittings Flanges No. 18860, 90 Elbow No. 18862, 45' Elbow No. 18868, Tee Prices i No. 18878, Cap Each No. 18882, Coupling No. 18884, Plug No. 18886, Bushing No. 18890, Union Center t 90 Elbow or Tee to end 45 Elbow End Coupling to end Union Over-all height. Cap `Thread engagement No. 18861, 90' Elbow Prices Each No. 18863, 45 Elbow No. 18869, Tee No. 18889, Scrd. Flange No. 18891. Blind Flange Center 90' Elbow or Tee to face i 45' Elbow Diameter of flanges Thickness of flanges ,2.601 2.90 | 3.30 |3.90| 5.00| 6.40| 8.40,12.30| |2.60| 2.90 1 3.30 (3.90| 5.00| 6.40) 8.40|12.30| i3.00| 3.60 1 4.50 |5.50| 7.00| 9.30jl2.00|17.50| 1 .1 ,j U.60| 2.00 | 2.40|3.00| 3.90| 5.301 7.20|10.00, 1 I 1 |2.00j2.30 | 2.70 |3.40l 4.40| 6.00| 8.20|U.30| 1 1 1 U.30| 1.60 i 2.10 |3.301 5.301 9.00|12.50|20.001 i 1 1 |1.80|2.10 | 2.60 13.401 5.00| 7.50|12.00|18.50| 1 1 1 j7.00| 7.50 | 8.00 19.00112.00116.50122.00(29.50i 1 1 1 l13/lfil 1S/l6 I U/s UVisI U/2 1 1% Uls/isl 2Vi , 1 3/4 1 13/isl % 1 1 1 U/s 1 lViel IVis U'/ifi! ! 1 1 ! u/s Is/isll`/2ll,l/iills/i6i 2/g ; 2Vi i 1 1% i 113/l 6 f lls/i6! 2V4 I 27/i6 i21Msi 3 i 3% | i J flVisi 3/4 1 7/g UViei l3/i6 1 1 Vi 1 l5/i6 i l7/is 1 1 i . % % W i 9/l6 i 1 '/l6 ll/l6 lVl6 > 3/i : ! ! , ,34.50,39.00,45.00,57.00,- 72.00i 90.00 124.00,215.00 11 : |34.50'39.00'45.00157.001 72.001 90.00,124.001215.00 ,48.00 60.00 73.50 88.50,105.00 135.00 180.00,318.00 1 1 1 i ;12.50|14.00;17.00(21.00j 26.50| 34.001 45.00| 90.00 13.50T6.00 19.50-24.001 30.00! 39.00 52.50| 98.00 1 3>/2 , 3Vi ' 4 . 41/2 1 5 5\'2 61-2 , 8 1 1 Vi i 2 | 21/4 2Vi 1 3 i 3 1 4 , 5 > 41/4 1 4% , 5 , 6 | 7 712 i 9 , 11 11 : 3fg 1 l3/32 1 7/l6 ' l/,2 1 /l6 % ll/,6 I3/l6 33 Flanged fittings and flanges: The dimensions of flanged fittings.and flanges conform to the MSS 150Pound Corrosion Resistant Standard, No. SP-421051. Flanges are plain faced with two V-shaped Explanation of thread engagement. . .page 494 concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes, Prices include drilling to this Standard, and spot facing; no deduction is made for fittings or flanges ordered faced only. Use full face gaskets; see page 472. Templates for drilling . .page 458 384 CRANE Ni-Resist Cast Iron Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Outside Screw and Yoke Sizes 3-inch and smaller Working Pressures Screwed valves--225 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Flanged valves--200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air tested Sizes 4-inch and larger Cross Section Service recommendations: Crane X'i-Resist Valves are safely used where the strength of ordinary cast iron is adequate. They are especially suitable for soda and sulfate pulp mill service, for creosote used in wood presen ing, for handling sour distillates and crudes in petroleum refineries, and for kindred services. Materials: In valves 3-inch and smaller, the body and bonnet are made of \i-Resist Cast Iron. The disc, stem, and body seat rings are Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel. In 4-inch valves and larger, the body, bonnet, and disc are made of X'i-Resist Cast Iron. The seating faces and the stem ara Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel. Ni-Resist is an alloy cast iron containing approximately 14% nickel, zc/c chromium, and b^ copper. Its strength and physical characteristics are similar to ordinary cast iron, but its resistance to erosion and wear is definitely superior to ordinary cast iron; its corrosion resistance is substantially greater. X'i-Resist parts are stamped "NR". Copper-free X'i-Resist is available on special order; prices on application. Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel is a material equivalent to A.I.S.I. Type 31b wrought stainless steel. Construction: The valves are of the outside screw and yoke type. Stem threads, on the outside of the valve, are readily lubricated and 33 are not exposed to the corrosive action of the fluid in the line. On valves Yi to 4-inch, the yoke is integral with the bonnet; on b and 8-inch valves, the yoke is bolted to the bonnet. Valves 3-inch and smaller have a clamp type bolted bonnet and a onepiece bolted gland. Larger sizes have the conventional bolted bonnet and a two-piece bolted gland, consisting of a malleable iron gland flange and a ball-type gland follower. Both types of bolted bonnets are easily disassembled for cleaning or repairs. No. 1670 Screwed The valves have a solid wedge disc. The seating faces are integral with the disc in sizes 3-inch and smaller and rolled into the disc in sizes 4-1'nch and larger. The disc-stem connection is in the form of a T-head on the end of the stem which fits loosely into a matching slot in the disc, permitting the disc to be operated easily and safely. Stuffing box: The deep stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. The valves when wide open can be repacked while under pressure. End flanges: End flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (Bib.i-iq48). Prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to this Standard; no deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Flanges are plain faced with a smooth finish. Cross Section No. 1671 Flanged No. 1671 Flanged Templates for drilling, page 4S9. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches V2 % ' 1 1 1 Vi ' IV2 2 21/2 3 4 6 8 No. 1670, Screwed 27.00 30.00 33.00 38.00 42.00 55.00 No. 1671, Flanged, F. & D. 39.00 48.00 54.00 70.00 90.00 110.00 170.00 310.00 500.00 End to end nj,--n Face to face Center to top, open in Diameter of wheel Inches Diameter of flanges 1 Thickness of flanges 2%fi 6% 29/lfi 25/ifi 7% 29/, 29/lfi 33/ifi 9% 23/4 414 7/l6 2Vs 3'/2 10 3Vie 45/8 % 31/g 35/a 33/4 4*/ 4lsA6 5Vi6 9 10V2 12% 14% I6I/4 i 19 11 233/4 1 323/4 3% 4 V16 43/4 10 12 5 67 ;1 y 11 9/l6 s/s At l5/ts 1 11% 42% 16 13% 1% --v CRANE Alloy Cast Iron Wedge Gate Valves For Process Industries 385 Working Pressure 200 pounds cold water, oil. or gas. non-shock Hydrostatic Test Pressures Shell--350 pounds Seat--225 pounds 18-8 Mo Alloy Trimmed 18-8 Mo Body Seat Rings 18-8 Mo Stem 18-8 Mo Faced Alloy Cast Iron Disc Alloy Cast Iron Body Nickel-Plated Steel Gland Outside Screw & Yoke 18-8 Mo Trimmed No. 14477 Flanged Service Recommendations Crane No. 14477 Wedge Gate Valves are offered for use in services where the conventional "all-iron'' and /`brass trimmed" valves fail because of corrosion of seating surfaces. The valves are used in the petroleum industry handling oils which contain traces of mineral acids. They are also used in the wood treating industry handling creosote vapors and oils, and in the pulp and paper industry handling alkaline liquors of various kinds. No. 14477 Valves are similar in design to the Crane 125Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves shown on page 79. Cross Section No. -14477 Sice No. 14477, Flanged, F. & D. Inches | Each| 2 95.00 List Prices ! 2l/2 |[ 3 | 105.00 | 125.00 1 4 1 6 |I 8 1 10 ii 12 168.00 |i 260.00 | 400.00 i1 650.00 975.00 33 Alloy cast iron: The valve body and disc are made of a nickel low alloy cast iron, developed to meet the need for an iron having better physical properties and resistance to corrosion when subjected to serv ices where ordinary gray iron is not adequate. Body and bonnet: The body and bonnet are made with liberal metal sections to assure maximum strength. Tie ribs between the bonnet flange and the end flanges provide exceptional resistance to line strains. The body has straight-through ports to mini mize turbulence and thereby obtain a more uniform flow through the valve. Disc: The valves have a solid web disc, with extra long disc guides in order to minimize drag on the seat ing surfaces. Stem: Stem threads have long engagement in the yoke sleeve; the valves have a tee-head disc-stem connection. Gland and stuffing box: A two-piece ball-type gland maintains an even load on the packing and prevents binding on the stem even when the gland bolts are not pulled up evenly. The valves have swinging gland eye bolts which move out of the way when the stuffing box is being repacked; they will not loosen in service. Standards: These valves conform to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard No. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, IQ4Q, for 175-Pound Iron Pipe Line Gate Valves. The valves also conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions (Bib.ic-iq3q), tor 125-Pound Iron Wedge Gate Valves. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of end flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (Bi6.i-iq4S). The flanges are plain faced with smooth finish. Size Face to face Center to top, open Diameter of wheel Diameter of flanges Thickness of flanges No. of turns to open Dimensions, in Inches 2 2% 3 4 7 7% 8 9 14% 17 Wz 23% ' 8 8 9 ' 10 6 7 712 ! 9 % "/is % lS/l6 7 8' 2 10% 9 6 8 10 12 IOV2 111/2 13 14 32% 41% 50% 58 12 16 , 20 f 20 11 ;1 13% 16 19 1 lVg Wie ll/4 13 17 21 25% Drilling: Flanges are furnished faced and drilled unless ordered faced only. No deduc tion is made when valves are ordered faced only. Temolates for drilling, page 459. 386CRANE Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves For Chlorine Service Tested 300 pounds air-under~water Service Recommendations These valves are recommended for chlorine gas and liquid service, free from water, at temperatures not to exceed 300 F. They are strong, durable, compact valves--suitable for severe service conditions. The valves have proven unusually satisfac tory for chlorine work. They are fully depend able, providing maximum safety, long packing life, easy servicing, high corrosion resistance, anc ight seating. No. 1644. Globe Screwed No. 1645, Angle Screwed List Prices and Dimensions Cross Section Size Inches' V2 3/4 1 lVi IVz 2 Globe No. 1644, Globe Each 51.00 57.50 65.50 89.00 115.00 148.00 Design: These are No. 1645, Angle End to end. Globe Each 51.00 57.50 65.50 89.00 115.00 148.00 J 3% 4% 514 6V4 7 8% bolted bonnet, outside screw and voke valves. Their body Dimensions, in Inches Center to end. Angle Center to 1 Globe top, open | Angle l13/lS 23/lS CO ` 7Vl 6 1 6% 8 29/lS 9Vis 8V.S 3 Vs HVis 9% 3>/2 12 103/, B 4Vi6 1414 12 Ms and one-piece bonnet Diameter of wheel 1 3>/2 4 5 6 7 9 and voke are made of forged carbon steel. The disc, disc stem ring, and The body-bonnet joint is fitted with a corrugated body seat ring are made of Hastelloy "C" to resist soft Monel gasket; bonnet bolt studs are Triplex the corrosive action of chlorine. Steel. These valves, when wide open, can be re- The valves have a 450 narrow bearing seat. The stem packed vv hile under pressure. 33 is made of Monel and is fitted with a malleable iron Flanged valves; Flanged valves are available on handwheel. The gland is forged steel. special order; prices and information on request. 18-8 Mo Bar Stock Valves Pulp Stock Valves These valves are suitable for many corrosive serv ices, being made with Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel body, bonnet, packing nut, gland, and stem. Thread chambers are extra long. The plug type disc accu rately regulates flow and resists wear very well. The line includes, in addition to the female end valves illustrated above, globe and angle valves with male and female ends, and valves made of sceel and of Exelloy. See page 236 for prices, dimensions, and complete description. Self-cleaning, non-clogging Crane Iron Body Pulp Stock Valves are specially designed for use in pulp stock lines. In such service they provide a tight shut-off because the wood pulp packs itself around the disc when the valve is closed and effectively seals it against leakage. The body design features circu lar end ports and a rectangular shape at the center to assure full flow area. The disc, fully guided, has a sharp cutting edge at the bottom. Outride Screw Rising Stem \ jive The complete line includes flanged valves in both outside screw, rising stem and quick-opening types. Each of these is available either brass trimmed or all-iron. For prices, dimensions, and complete description, see page jco. S CRANE Steel Gate and Globe Valves Monel Trimmed 387 jfm Cross Section No. 3609 A Cate Valve Screwed Bolted Bonnet Gate Valves No. 3609 A Screwed No. 3617 A Flanged These are unusually sturdy and rugged valves, patterned after the Crane small size ozz-PounJ Steel Gate Valves shown on page 125. They haw a heavy but compact cast steel body and bonne:, tee-head disc-stem connection, male and female bonnet joint with soft iron gasket, bolted gland, and long disc guides. The disc, stern, and body seat rings are made of Monel. The valves have an extra deep stuffing box, providing a tighter stem seal, longer packing life, and greater pro tection against leakage. The N'o. 302$ A Valves (not illustrated) have a union bonnet. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions, in Inches Size Inches, V4 ,, % , Vi 3/4 1 I lf2 2 No. 3608 A, Union Bonnet, Screwed 20.00 20.00 1 No. 3609 A. Bolted Bonnet. Screwed i 128.20 34.20 40.80' 66.00 90.00 No. 3617 A, Bolted Bonnet, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. 48.00 56.00 69.00 106.00 136.00 End to end. Screwed Face to face. Flanged 2 3A . 2 y4 1 3 1 3V2 | 4l/g 1 41 2 ; 1 1 6V2 1 7V2 1 8V2 1 9'2 5*4 11*2 Center to top, open ! 6>/g ! 6 V8 1 71/4 | 83/4 | 101/4 1 13 I 15`2 Diameter of wheel : 3 I 3 1 3V2 1 4 : 5 1 6 7 Globe Valves These exceptionally sturdy and rugged globe valves are patterned after the Crane small size 6cc-Pound Steel Valves shown on page 2jq. The body and bonnet are cast or forged steel. The male and female bonnet joint is equipped with a soft iron gasket. The valves have a ball-to-350 seat. The disc, body seat ring, disc stem ring, and stem are Monel. The extra deep stuffing box provides a tighter stem seal, longer packing life, and greater safety. No. 3642 A Valves (not illustrated) have a union bonnet. 33 List Prices, Each, and Dimensions, in Inches Size Inches | V* !i % 1 V2 1 3A , 1 1 U/2 1 2 No. 3642 A, Union Bonnet, Screwed No. 3646 A. Bolted Bonnet. Screwed ;22.30i22.30 ! ! : i ) 1t 29.50134.40J40.70! 80.40:108.00 No. 3658 A, Bolted Bonnet, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. i 56.30|68.00 80.50 123.001155.00 End to end. Screwed Face to face. Flanged Center to top, open 1 3 ! 3 1 3% | 43/g | 5 Vg | 7 I1 83/g i 1 6V2 1 7V2 I 8V2 1 9*/2 1 11V2 ! 7Vs 7 Vs 1 8 1 9V2 1 9% 1 123/g !! 143/g Diameter of wheel 1 3 ,, 3 1 31/2 1 4 I 5 ( 7 1 9 Cross Section No. 3646 A Globe Valve Screwed Bolted Bonnet Recommendations: The valves above are used on refining units by the petroleum industry and for various processes in chemical plants where high qual ity steel valves with Monel trim are desired. They give good service in hydrofluoric alkylation units handling anhydrous H.F., and where mixtures of the acid and hydrocarbons are found. They are not rec ommended for aqueous solutions of hydrofluoric acid where the concentration drops below 80% H.F. Stuffing box; packing: The valves have a special design, extra deep stuffing box. A tapped and plugged hole' is provided in the bonnet which opens to the spacer between the upper and lower packing; this en ables the user to properly lubricate the packing, a necessity on hydrofluoric acid service. These valves are regularly furnished without packing (must be packed in the field); if a packing is specified, prices are quoted on application. Flanged valves: The end flanges on flanged valves conform to the oco-Pound American Standard (BioeIQ3Q). They have a large male face, k-inch high, finished with concentric grooves and known as a "serrated" finish. Prices include drilling to the erzPound Standard; for drilling templates, see page 402. 388 CRANE Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves Unlined and Lined -- For General and Corrosive Services With Brass, Iron, Aluminum, or 18-8 Mo Body Screwed Unlined Only Sizes to 2-inch with brass, cast iron, aluminum, or 18-8 Mo body and disc; these arc furnished with neoprene. Buna N. or nat ural rubber diaphragm and disc inserc. 33 Flanged Unlined Sizes Vi to 6-inch with cast iron, aluminum, or 18-8 Mo body and disc; chcsc are furnished with neoprene, Buna N', or natural rubber diaphragm and disc insert. Sizes 1 < to n-inch with cast iron body lined with neo prene or hard natural rub ber and disc coated with neoprene or soft natural rubber, blunged end- only. `Upper illustrations are typical of } > to --inch larger sices have a rising, turnin' stem as sheu n in loner illustration Crane Y'-Puttcrn Diaphragm Valves, distinguished by advancements in de sign and a wide choice of body, disc in sert, and diaphragm materials, fulfill the need for moderately priced unlined and lined valves effective on both general and corrosive services. The valves belong to the general class known as "packless" valves, so called because the customary stuffing box around the stem has been eliminated through the use of a flexible diaphragm mounted between the body and bonnet. The diaphragm keeps a tight stem seal. There is no chance for leakage and no need for stuffing box maintenance. Be cause line fluids cannot enter the valve bonnet, operating parts are not ex posed to corrosion; nor can costly fluids be contaminated through contact with working parts. Since the dia phragm is used only to form a pres sure-tight bonnet closure--and not for seating--it is not subject to cutting, crushing, and rapid wear. A separate, flat-faced disc equipped with a soft insert, or completely coated on lined valves, performs the seating operation. The disc is attached to the end of the stem and fastened to the center of the diaphragm by means of a plunger. When the valve is operated, the stem raises or lowers the non-turn ing disc and the diaphragm flexes to permit this travel. Sizes Vz to 4-inch 6-inch Working Pressures Valves For Water, Oil, Air, or Gas 180 F. Max. Temp. Nos. 1650 and 1651 Valves Only For Vacuum No. 1652 Valves Only For Oxygen For Acetylene 150 pounds 125 pounds 29 inches hg. (mercury) 150 pounds Air Tested 15 pounds Service Recommendations Crane Diaphragm Valves are built for hard usage. Being packless, they are used for many services where ordinary valves may fail, or be only moderately effective, due to difficulties with stuffing box leakage. All parts exposed to line fluids are available in a choice of corrosive-resistant materials, mak ing the valves suitable for an ex tensive list of corrosive services. The selection of proper materials combined with the "packless" con struction and tight-seating design render both unlined and lined valves ideal for use on compressed air, com pressed and liquefied gases of many commercial kinds, corrosive gases, sol vents, natural and corrosive waters such as mine water, process fluids such as alcohols, sodiums, and potassiums, pulp and paper mill liquors, etc. Included in the category of unlined valves are those recommended for vacuum service and Underwriters' ap proved valves for sprinkler systems and for oxygen or acetylene service. On lined valves, the body is lined and the disc is coated with neoprene or natural rubber. Such valves are recom mended for fluids corrosive to metals but non-active chemically upon neo prene or rubber. In addition to the recommendations above, the valves offer excellent resistance to the action of many types of corrosive process fluids, to sandy waters, sludges, slurries, sewage, liquids with solids in suspen sions. etc. The neoprene-lined valves are particularly effective where abra sion is a destructive factor. Specific advice on handling corrosive fluids will be furnished on request. CRANE Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves 389 Crane Design Offers Many Advantages Long diaphragm life is assured. Since the diaphragm is not the seating member, it is not subjected to the crushing, cutting, and abra sion incident to seating. No escape of fluids even if the dia phragm should fail. Flow through the seat opening is regulated by the disc and is independent of the diaphragm. Costly or hazardous fluids are always under control. "Packless" construction eliminates the annoyance and expense of stuffing box leakage. Y-pattern body design offers less resistance to ilow and minimizes pressure drop. Easy operation because the Crane design reduces the torque--and number of turns --needed to open and close I'2 to 2-inch uilves have the the valves. Easy maintenance because all parts are readily accessible. plunder locked to the stem ivith a steel pin. as shown above. t__ Simply unbolt the bonnet and Crocs Section, diaphragm; the working parts can L'nlincd Screwed Vahe then be lifted out without removing the body from the line. Typical construction of1/2 to 2-inch valves High Quality Materials and Rugged Construction Crane Diaphragm Valves are the compact, bolted bonnet type. They are built for long service. L'nlined valves have a brass, cast iron, aluminum, or 18-8 Mo body and disc. Each of these combina tions is furnished with a neoprene, Buna N, or natural rubber dia phragm and disc insert. Tight seating is accomplished by the disc operating on the end of the stem. A thick neoprene, Buna N, or natural rubber insert, vulcan ized into a recess in the face of the disc, closes against the crowned seating surface in the body. The disc insert is pliable enough to ab sorb small particles of foreign mat ter that might otherwise cause leakage. The diaphragm, having a hole through its center, is locked be tween the disc and a plunger. The diaphragm is not used as the seat ing member; it merely retains the fluid. When the valve is being operated, the diaphragm flexes enough to accommodate the travel of the disc. Valves Jo to 2-inch have a con cealed non-turning brass stem oper ating in a brass yoke sleeve. Guide lugs on the plunger above the dia phragm ride in recesses in the bon net to keep the stem from turning. Valves with exposed stem threads are also available; data on request. Valves 2j/-inch and larger have a turning bronze stem operating in a bronze bonnet bushing. The disc is held to the stem by a threaded brass sleeve on the plunger which allows the stem to rotate freely. All valves have a cast iron bonnet and a malleable wheel. The plunger is brass on sizes i-inch and smaller and cast iron on larger sizes. Lined valves are the same as un lined valves, except the body and flange faces are neoprene or hard rubber lined and the disc is neoprene or soft rubber coated. Thus, all parts contacting the fluid in the line are protected. The lining is l/fc-inch thick on iLt-inch and smaller valves, H'inch thick on ijvi to 4-inch valves, and Jjg-inch thick on 6-inch valves. Cross Section , Unlined Flanged Valve I__ Typical construction of 21/2 to 6-inch valves Underwriters* Approved Valves Valves tested and approved by the service and the No. 1652 for oxygen Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., and acetylene service. For com include the No. 1610 for sprinkler plete details, see page 390. Conformance to Standards The dimensions (excluding lining) and drilling of end flanges on valves i-inch and larger conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Stand ard, Class 125 (B16.1 -1Q48). Sizes}-4 and 54-inch have the same diameter and drilling as 15c-Pound American Standard Steel Flanges, but the thickness and facing are different. The face to face dimensions of un lined flanged valves 2-inch and larger conform to the American Ferrous Flanged Valve Standard, Bi6.io-iq39, for 125-Pound Cast Iron Globe Valves. - Lined valves are longer because of the lining. The Standard does not include valves smaller than 2-inch. Lined Valves are available in sizes Vi to 6-inch with flanged ends only. Except for their body lining and coated disc, they are the same, size for size, as Unlined Vahes. Prices, dimensions, and catalog numbers.........pages 390 and 391 33 390 CRANE Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves Brass, Iron, Aluminum, or 18-8 Mo Body -- Unlined For General and Corrosive Services *Working Pressures: Water. Oil. Air. or Gas. 180 F. Maximum Sires } > to 4-inch--150 pounJs c-inch size--125 pounds Air Tested Screwed All Sices Screwed: Body and disc are made of brass, cast iron, aluminum, or 18-8 X (o; these are available with neoprene, Buna X, or natural rubber diaphragm and disc insert. Flanged: Body and disc are made of cast iron, alum inum, or i8-8 Mo; these are available with neoprene, Buna N, or natural rubber diaphragm and disc insert. `Vacuum, oxygen, or acetylene service: The Crane line of valves having a cast iron body and disc and neoprene diaphragm and disc insert includes: Xos. ibjo and 1651--prepared for vacuum service up to tq inches hg. (mercury); specify conditions. Valves for higher degree of vacuum are also available. t Xo. 1652--for 150 pounds oxygen and 15 pounds acetylene. Valves are specially handled and all working parts are treated with a non-inflammable lubricant. Zx-2 to 6-inch flanged valve,'! have a rising, turning item. List Prices, Each Trim Size Inches With Brass Body Screwed With Cast Iron Body Screwed Flanged F. & D. With Aluminum Body Screwed Flanged F. &D. With 18-8 Mo Body Screwed Flanged F. & D. With Cast Iron Body For Special Services Vacuum Oxygen or Screwed Flanged Acetylene F.&D. Screwed No. 1600 fNo. 1610 No. 1611 No. 1620 No. 1621 No. 1630 No. 1631 No. 1650 No. 1 fNo. 1651 1 1652 Neoprene Diaphragm and Disc Insert Buna N Diaphragm and Disc Insert Natural Rubber Diaphragm and Disc Insert' I 1 Vi % l W* ilA 2 2V4 3 4 6 V2 3A 1 W* IV2 2 21/2 3 4 6 1/2 3/4 1 w* 11/2 2 21/2 3 4 6 20.60 22.40 26.00 32.20 45.50 69.60 No. 1600-SB 6.00 7.40 8.60 13.70 23.10 30.90 No. 1610-SB 11.00 12.40 17.30 22.60 31.00 42.00 59.00 71.00 107.00 245.30 No. 1611-SB 18.80 19.60 22.40 27.70 38.30 52.00 No. 1620-SB 27.40 29.00 33.40 39.60 53.00 70.60 97.50 115.30 192.00 342.00 No. 1621-SB 23.60 24.40 35.20 43.30 62.10 96.30 No. 1630-SB 43.90 45.40 61.80 73.00 94.30 136.70 174.80 250.00 413.50 716.00 No. 1631-SB 20.60 22.40 26.00 32.20 45.50 69.60 No. 1600-RN 6.00 7.40 8.60 13.70 23.10 30.90 No. 1610-RN 11.00 18.80 27.40 12.40 19.60 29.00 17.30 22.40 33.40 22.60 27.70 39.60 31.00 38.30 53.00 42.00 | 52.00 70.60 59.00 71.00 1 97.50 ! 115.30 107.00 245.30 ' 192.00 1 342.00 No. No. No. 1611-RN 1620-RN 1621-RN 23.60 24.40 35.20 43.30 62.10 96.30 No. 1630-RN 43.90 45.40 61.80 73.00 94.30 136.70 174.80 250.00 413.50 716.00 No. 1631-RN 20.60 6.00 11.00 | 18.80 27.40 22.40 7.40 12.40 1 19.60 29.00 26.00 8.60 17.30 22.40 33.40 32.20 13.70 22.60 1 27.70 39.60 45.50 23.10 31.00 38.30 53.00 69.60 30.90 42.00 52.00 70.60 1 : ' * ! 59.00 1 1 71.00 1 1 97.50 115.30 1 107.00 192.00 245.30 342.00 23.60 24.40 35.20 43.30 62.10 96.30 43.90 45.40 61.80 73.00 94.30 136.70 174.80 250.00 413.50 716.00 6.00 7.40 8.60 13.70 23.10 30.90 11.00 | 12.40 17.30 22.60 | 31.00 42.00 59.00 71.00 107.00 245.30 6.50 7.90 9.10 14.30 23.70 31.50 DrillincOr Fl*f--mc CrT prl valves i-inch and larger are faced and drilled to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 12i; sizes V6 and :W-inch are drilled to the 150Pounc Americ:an Steel Flange Standard, but the facing is different. i lunges aie piam (aceo with a smooth finish. Prices include facing and drilling; no deduction is u vdives aiu uidered faced only. tUnderwriters' Approved No. lolO Valves ifor sprink ler service 1 and No. lo52 I'for oxygen or acetylene) have been tested and approved by the Underwriters' Labor-i- Description and recommendations. . . .pages 388 and 389 Dimensions. . . page 391 are marked "UL` CRANE 391 Y-Pattern Diaphragm Valves Iron Body -- Lined with Neoprene or Hard Natural Rubber For Corrosive Process Fluids, Sludges, and Slurries Working Pressures: Wacer. Oil, Air, or Gas, 180 F. Maximum Fires 1 _> co 4-inch--150 pounds b-inch sire--125 pounds Air Tested Diaphragm Valves having a cast iron body lined on the inside and on the flange faces u ith neoprene or hard natural rub ber are specially designed for services corrosive to iron but non-active chemi cally upon neoprene or rubber. For further recommendations and general description, see pages 388 and 389. Drilling: Valves i-inch and larger are faced and drilled to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125; sizes }-2 and ?4-inch are drilled to the 150Pound American Steel Flange Standard, but the facing is different. Flange are plain faced with a smooth finish. No deduction in price is made for valves ordered faced only. List Prices, Each Size Flanged F. & D. No. 1615 No. 1615-RN Neoprene Rubber Inches Lined Lined Vi 44.70 44.70 3A 46.20 46.20 i 51.30 51.30 l'/4 59.00 59.00 l`/i 65.00 65.00 2 80.30 80.30 2% 111.20 111.20 3 147.00 147.00 4 205.00 205.00 6 410.00 410.00 Flanged With Ca-=t iron Bodv and Disc No. 1615 Body............................... lined with neoprene Disc........................................ ncoprcnc-couicd (Diaphragm....................... made of neoprene No. 1615-RN Body......... lined with hard natural rubber Di<c.................... soft natural rubber-coated Diaphragm............made of natural rubber *Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a non-turn ing, rising stem, as shown above. Larger sices have a rising, turning stem identical to that used on larger size unlined valves; see cutaway illustration on the preceding page. Dimensions of Diaphragm Valves Standards: The dimensions (ex cluding lining) and drilling of end flanges on sizes 1inch and larger conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Stand ard, Class 125 (B16.1-IQ48); this Standard does not include sizes small er than 1-inch. Sizes 3 2 and %-inch have the same diameter and drilling as l jc-PoundAmericanStandard Steel Flanges, but the thick ness and facing are different. The face to face dimensions of unlined valves 2-inch and larg er conform to the American Ferrous Flanged Standard, Bib.ic-iQ3Q, for 125-Pound Cast I ron Globe Valves. The lined valves are longer be cause of the thickness of the lining. This Standard does not include valves smaller than 2-inch. For additional description, see pages 388 to 390. Af Unlined Valves For prices, see table on page 390. V-i to 2-inch 2J4 to o-inch Lined Valves For prices, see table above. Dimensions, in Inches End Flanges No. of Size A B C D E F Di Thick- Diam. No.and turns am nessf of bolt diam. to eter circle of bolts open Vi 3 4Vi 43/8 3s/l6 35/ie 2 31/2 3/s 23/g 4-Vi 1 Vi 3/4 3 Vi 4Vi 4S/8 31=/,6 315/16 21/4 1 3y8 l3/32 23/4 4-i,i 2 1 4*4 s Vi 53/g 4% 4% 21/2 41/4 7/l6 31/8 4-i.i 23/4 V/4 5V4 5% 5% 51/4 51/4 3 45/8 1/2 31/2 4-Vi 34 l'/2 6 64 63/4 6 % 6i/ 4 5 9/l6 3% 4-l/i 33/4 2 7 8 8I/4 71/4 71/4 5 6 5/8 43/4 4-% 31.2 2% 84 83/4 9% 10 7 7 l`/l6 51/2 4-5/g 41/4 3 94 93/4 U3/8 llVi 8 71/2 3/4 6 4-5/g i 4 4 1 H Vi 113/4 13% 14 10 9 15/16 71/2 8-5/8 | 51/4 6 14 143/ft 1 1714 1711/, 6 14 11 .1 91/2 8-3/4 1 71/2 fThickness of llangc dimensions do not include the lining on neoprene or rubber lined vakes: the lining is thick on to 1 W-inch sizes, }-$v thick on l}4 to 4-inch sizes, and thick on the 5-inch size. _______ 392 CRANE Crane-Paul Venturi Ball Valves (Patented and Patent Pending) Free, Easy Operating Valves For Full Flow, Throttling, or Tight Shut-Off Cro-ts Section C ir.ine-P.sul Venturi Ball Valve Outside Screw and Yoke Simplified operation: Ruggedly con structed Crane-Paul Valves feature an ex clusive. venturi ball design which provides exceptionally accurate flow control in all positions from wide open to a tight shut off. The valves resemble rising stem gate valves but have a loose ball disc instead of the conven tional type. The ball is actuated and carried by a cage attached to the valve stem. The rolling action of the ball permits unusually free, easy operation. parts are made of Crane N'o. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel. Caststcel valves z-inchandsmaller have an Exelloy, shoulder-type, screwed-in body seat ring; larger sizes have a Stellite-faced, steel seat ring which is slipped in and welded. The stem and guide pin are Exelloy. Smaller sizes have a one-piece, forgedsteelgland; larger sizes have a two-piece gland con sisting of an Ihrigized steel gland and' a forged steel gland flange. In operation, the ball moves to Triplex Steel bolt-studs produce and from the center of flow, roll a tight body-bonnet joint. ing into and out of the body seat ring. In the closed position, the ball is mechanically locked against the seat by a wedging surface on the ball cage. 18-8 Mo Valves: 14-3 Mo Valves have an 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel body, integral bonnet and yoke, ball cage, stem, guide pin. and boltstuds. The body seat ring is inte Cast Steel Valves: Cast steel valves have a body, integral bon net and yoke, and ball cage made of carbon steel in the 150-Pound gral with the body. Smaller sizes have a one-piece 1S-S Mo gland; larger sizes have a two-piece 1 S-S Mo gland and gland flange. pressure class; in the 300 and 6oo-Pound pressure classes, these Ball cage: In all valves, the ball cage is finished with a Stellite 33 faced wedging surface. Working Pressures--Pounds per Sq. Inch, Non-Shock Ball guide: The ball disc is directed to Fluid Temp. Deg. Fahr. With Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint 150-Lb. 300-Lb. 600-Lb. Carbon No. 4 Steel or Steel or 18-8 Mo> 18-8 -Vlo3 No. 4 Steel With Ring Joint Facing 300-Lb. No. 4 Steel 600-Lb. No. 4 Steel the seat at the point of closure by a center guide pin in the smaller sizes and by a side guide pin in the larger sizes. Stuffing box; repacking: The valves have a large, deep stuffing box. When wide open, they can be repacked while under pressure. 3Steam. Water. Air. Gas, Oil. or Oil Vapor 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 230 220 210 200 190 180 170 160 150 140 130 120 110 100 92 82 702 552 402 600 590 580 570 560 550 540 525 500 475 445 415 380 360 340 320 300 2652 1902 1200 1180 1160 1140 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 950 890 830 760 720 680 640 600 5302 3802 720 710 700 690 680 675 665 660 625 590 OOD 515 470 425 375 350 325 300 2302 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 750 700 650 600 4702 \\ hen an all-metal gasket corrugated or Hue is used with raised face, lapped, or large male and female facings, thevc ratings will apply only when the contact area of the gasket is not greater, and the inside diameter of the gasket is not less, than that of a large tongue and groove gasket. -Thc~c ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. Ratings for 18-8 Mo Valves: 18-8 .Mo Valves arc recommended for liquid or gas service only and for a maximum temperature of 500 F. For llange facings furnished with 18-3 .Mo Valves, refer to page 393. Lubrication: Larger sizes of all valves are equipped with a lubricating fitting to facili tate lubrication of the voke sleeve. Sliding stem valves: Valves with a sliding stem and without a handwheel and yoke sleeve, suitable for assembly with power operators, are also available. Such valves are generally used for special flow control services. Prices and information will be furnished on application. Hydrostatic Test Pressures, in Pounds Material and Pressure Class With Facing Other Than Ring Joint With Ring Joint Face Shell . Seat , Shell 1 Seat `Cast Steel 18-8 Mo 150-Lb. 300-Lb. 600-Lb. 150-Lb. 300-Lb. 350 900 1800 300 900 350 775 1550 275 775 425 1100 2175 -- -- 350 775 1550 -- -- * Valve seats are tested 100 pounds air-under-water. For prices and dimensions, see next page. CRANE t*r 393 Crane-Paul Venturi Ball Valves (Patented and Patent Pending' For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. Standards: The end flanges of ail Cast Steel Valves and of the 30cPound iS-3 Mo Valves conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi0e-iq3Q, for their respective pres sure class. Face to face dimensions of all Cast Steel Valves and of the 300-Pound 18-8 Mo Valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Steel Flanged Globe Valves, Bi6.io-iQ3q, for their re spective pressure class. This Stand ard does not include 150 and 30cPound Valves in sizes smaller than 2-inch. End flanges and face to face dimen sions of the 150-Pound 18-8 Mo Valves conform to the .MSS Corro sion Resistant Standard, N'o. SP42-iqpi, for Cast Flanged Globe Valves, Fittings, and Flanges. Flange facings: End flanges of r 50Pound 18-8 \to Valves are regularly furnished plain faced with two Vshaped concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes. 150 and 300-Pound Cast Steel Valves and 300-Pound 18-8 Mo Valves are regularly furnished with a VfJHich raised face on the end flanges. 000Pound Valves are regularly fur nished with a kt-inch male face (large male) on the end flanges. The Hfi-inch raised and inch male facings are finished with concentric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. A smooth finish can be fur nished to order: see the Crane Dis count Sheet for prices. Cast Steel Valves are available with other types of flange facings when so specified; see the Crane Dis count Sheet for prices. List Prices and Dimensions Class Size List Prices, Each Flanged, F.D. & S.F. Carbon No. 4 18-8 Mo Steel Carbon- Alloy Inches Moly. Steel Dimensions, in Inches A* B C D 150 Pound 1 1% 1% 2 ` 2% 3 4 6 No. 19901 120.00 127.00 144.00 185.00 241.00 289.00 481.00 963.00 No. 19951 168.00 192.00 214.00 308.00 385.00 481.00 795.00 1565.00 1 1 5 5V4 &l/2 8 8 Vi 9'/2 li Vi 16 j 2% 3Vi 3% 4% 53/s 6'/2 8'A 11 Vi 93/g 101/4 ll5/s 15% 171/2 193/s 25 355/g 3 3 4 6 6 6 8 10 300 Pound 1 iv 1% 2 2% 3....... 1 4 6 8 1 No. 19903 No. 19953 132.00 144.00 178.00 229.00 289.00 349.00 554.00 1084.00 1806.00 195.00 216.00 279.00 361.00 481.00 626.00 1035.00 1926.00 3372.00 . ' 8 8Vi 9 10'/2 11 Vi 12% 14 1" Vi 22 2% 3'/2 3% 47g 53/8 6'/4 81/2 1172 15 105/g 111/2 135/g 153/g 171/2 21 245/g 38 445/g !No. 199051 ' | 4 4 6 6 6 8 8 14 14 600 Pound 1 1V4 i Vi ' 2 2Vi 3 4 142.00 163.00 204.00 1 265.00 325.00 421.00 722.00 8'/2 27s 10% 9 31/2 11% 9'/2 37s 135/g 11 Vi 45/r 171/4 13 51/2 187s 14 61/4 22% 17 81/4 27% 'Dimension "A" includes the }15-inch raided face'- on the ISO and 300-Pound Valves and the '-4-inch male faces on the oUU-Pound Valves. 4 4 6 8 8 9 10 150-Pound No. 19901, Carbon Steel No. 19951, 18-8 Mo Allov 300-Pound No. 19903, No. 4 Carbon-Mi.i\ No. 19953, 18-8 Mo Alloy 600-Pound No. 19905, No 4 Carbon-Mi>|y Dimensions--All Valves Drilling: Unless othc. . ise ordered, valves are furnished with the end flanges faced, drilled, and spot faced. Prices include drilling to the corresponding pressure class of the Standard applying; no deduction is made if vaivvs are ordered faced only. For description of materials, see pages l to 9. For templates for drilling and flange dimensions, see pages 458, 461, and 462. 33 394 CRANE All-Iron Valves --^ For All-Iron Clamp Gate Valves, see pages 74 and 75, Non-Rising Stem Valve O.S. & Y. Valve For All-Iron Wedge and Doable Disc Gate Valves, see pages 79, 83, and 97, Union Bonnet Globe Valve Union Bonnet Angle Valve For All-Iron Union Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves, see page 105. For All-Iron Bolted Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves, see page 108, Crane manufactures an unusually complete assort ment of All-Iron Gate, Globe, Angle, and Check Valves, including a wide variety of types and a full range of sizes. Although cast iron cannot be listed specifically as one of the corrosion resisting metals, all-iron valves finu Mde application in many services where brass or brass trimmed valves are not entirely suited. Without good inherent re- Rclicf Valve sistance to corrosion, cast For All-Iron Relief Valves, see page 331. iron frequently depends for its general serviceability upon the fact that, in many situations, the initial cor rosion is followed by the formation of protective coatings which slow up the rate of corrosion or entirely prevent it. For greater convenience. All-Iron Valves are listed w ith related products in other sections of this cata log. A few of the common types are illustrated above, together with page references. All-Iron Suing Check Valve For All-Iron Swing Check Valves, see page 117. Ferrosteei Bolted Bonnet Globe Valve With Lead-Faced or Steel Disc For Ferrosteei Globe and Angle Valves, see page 411. Malleable Iron Swing Check Valve For Malleable Iron Swing Check Valves, see page 114. Ferrosteei Lift Check Valve For Ferrosteei Lift Check Valves, see page 412. CRANE Other Corrosion-Resisting Products 395 18-8 Stainless Steel Bellow Scaled Fabricated Valve For Extreme Vacuum 25-20 Per Cenc Chrome-N'ickel Steel Y-Valve with Extended Bonnet For High Temperature Service In addition to the corrosion- reMStunt materials described on the loregoing pages. Crane is equipped to furnish on spe cial order most regular designs in a variety of alloys, or com bination of special alloys, to suit almost any corrosive con dition existing in the chemical process and food industries. Our foundries are skilled in the production of a wide range of special alloys, in cluding the austenitic and ferritic stainless steels, acid Clad 18- 8 Stainless Steel Fabricated Wood Chip Valve and silicon bronzes, nickel and nickel alloys, aluminum and aluminum base alloys. Crane metallurgists are constantly searching for im proved metals and methods to meet the ever changing needs of the chemical industries. Where metallic materials are not available in the desired form nor suitable for the corrosive con ditions, iron valve and fitting castings or fabri cated piping can be coated with rubber, glass, synthetic resin, or other types of linings. Every part of the valve, fitting, or piping that comes in contact with the corrosive fluid in the line is covered w ith a protective coating. Crane is also prepared to furnish especially de signed valves and piping materials in corrosionresisting alloys to meet unusual requirements. The photographs on this page illustrate some of the unusual designs manufactured to meet the particular needs of an individual customer. Block Stainless Steel Angle Valve For High Pressure Processing 33 Crane pipe fabricating shop facilities embrace the full range of fabrication in brass, aluminum, nickel, Monel, 18-8 Mo Alloy Steel, silicon bronze, and other alloys in the sizes, thicknesses, and ranges commercially available. There are facilities for pipe bending, welding, flanging, swedging and forming, heat treating, normalizing, quenching, pickling, sand-blasting, polishing, and finishing. Special finishes or polishing operations can be applied after fabrication. A major part of the facilities of the Crane Engineering Laboratories is devoted to the improvement of piping ma terials for the chemical pro cess and food industry. Crane engineers, backed by the facilities of the Crane En gineering Division, are always available for field surveys of unusual corrosion problems and to render technical assist ance to overcome them. Typical Austenitic Stainless Steel Piping Fabricated by Bending and Welding 396 33 CRANE Corrosion Questionnaire Information Required for Developing Recommendations The behavior of metals and alloys in contact with corrosive fluids is often affected by f.ctors which are not obvious. Because of this, it is difficult to submit a sufficiently comprehensive questionnaire with out appearing unduly inquisitive. The questions below are those which apply to practically any installation; and the answers to them will, in many cases, provide all the necessary information. It is not to be expected, however, that the information so obtained will be sufficient in all cases; and it is hoped that the questions will be con sidered as a guide to the type of information desired rather than as a limitation to the amount that is needed. Since apparently extraneous physical factors often exert a tremen dous influence on the progress of corrosion, it is also desirable to know something about the installation itself. This is particularly true when there is a background of previous experience; and when a rough sketch of the layout of tanks, piping, etc. can be accompanied by notations showing the locations at which corrosion has been the most severe. An opportunity to examine corroded pipe, valves, or fittings will often aid materially in the making of recommendations. 1. What is the name or composition of fluid to be handled? 2. What is the concentration (percentage strength, specific gravity, pH value, etc.) ? j. What is the operating temperature and pressure in pipe lines? 4. If the fluid is not a water solution but a gas, organic fluid, etc., is water or water vapor apt to be present at any time or at any particular location? If so, explain. 5. If the fluid is a water solution, are substances other than water (abrasive solids, oil, etc.) present at any time or at any particular location? If so, explain. 6. Is there much opportunity for air in-leakage? 7. Is the flow through the system intermittent or continuous? S. If intermittent, is the system ever drained entirely of fluid and allowed to dry ? q. Is the piping system washed or rinsed at regular intervals, and if so, with what materials? 10. Is a slight amount of corrosion objectionable from the standpoint of contamination or discoloration of product? 11. If so, what metals are particularly objectionable? 12. What materials are being used or proposed for piping, tanks, etc. ? 13. Has any specific trouble been experienced with these materials? 14. What materials have been used for valves and fittings? 1 >. In general, what is the comparative life of the different materials which have been used? 16. What packings give the best service? Marine Valves & Fittings CRANE Valves and Fittings For Marine Service Regulations and Material Specifications................... page 308 General Requirements................................... pages and 333 Recommendations for Class I and Class II Piping Brass and Iron Valves................................................... page 400 Fittings and Flanges...................................................... page }qq Steel Valves...................................................................... page 401 Brass Valves Gate.......................................................................................... page404 Globe and Angle.................................................................... page404 Check........................................................................................page404 Hose Gate........................................................................ page 403 Chronometer...........................................................................page403 Iron Valves Gate................................................................................... page 405 Globe and Angle..............................................................page 400 Check.................................................................................page 406 Steel Valves Gate................................................................................... page 407 Globe and Angle..............................................................page 407 Check.................................................................................page 407 Pressure-Temperature Ratings..................................... page 404 Miscellaneous Valves Main Injection.................................................................page 406 Manifold........................................................................... page 408 Screw-Down Check.........................................................page 408 $ 397 34 Part of this section is devoted to comments on the "Marine Engineering Regulations and Material Specifications" issued November, iq4Q by the United States Coast Guard, and its requirements in general. In addition, there are recommendations of Crane Valves, Fittings, and Flanges as regularly manufactured for commercial purposes, which also conform to the requirements for marine service, valves made especially for marine service, and valves most commonly used in marine piping. The extra quality built into Crane Valves and Fittings makes them accepted everywhere. 11 is this quality that has long maintained for Crane its enviable position for meeting marine requirements--safety, ruggedness, and dura bility. Then too, the completeness of the Crane line is important. V hether it be the smallest tug or the largest passenger liner--a vessel for river, lake, or ocean service--a wide selection of Crane products is available. 398 CRANE Valves and Fittings for Marine Service Marine Engineering Regulations and Material Specifications The "Marine Engineering Regulations and Mate rial Specifications" issued by the United States Coast Guard set forth the requirements for valves, fittings, and other products used for marine service. These Regulations meet the requirements specified in che Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels (1052) in accordance with the American Bureau of Shipping. There are numerous requirements and limitations governing marine service which prohibit the use of many ordinary commercial items. For convenient reference, the most important of these are given on this and the opposite page. Although certain types of piping, like fuel oil service piping and boiler mountings and attachments, are covered separately, as explained later, the Marine Engineering Regulations divide piping on board ship into two general classes, as follows: Class I Piping which includes the various systems conveying mediums exceeding either pressures or temperatures as shown in the following table: Pressure and Temperature Limitations Service Pressure Temperature Psi Degree F. Lethal gases and liquids Gases or vapors Water Fuel oil Lubricating oil Compressed gases ' Any 1 Over 150 1 Over 150 j Over 150 Over 150 Over 150 Any Over 500'-*6505 Over 300' Over 150' Over 200' *For cemperatures exceeding 500 F,, the pressures shall exceed the following: 150 psi at 500' F. 140 psi at 550' F. 130 psi at oOO' F. 130 psi at C>50' F. Class II Piping includes all piping for pressures and temperatures that do not require Class l Piping. (Products suitable for Class I can, of course, be used on Class II.) General Requirements The limitations given below are based on the Marine Engineering Regulations (November, 1949) and do not necessarily agree with Crane recommendations for commercial services. Metals: Regular Crane metals comply with the addition, for boiler feed or blow-off service, valves and requirements for marine service as outlined below: fittings can only be used for working pressures up to Grade A Bronze for valves and fittings for pres 83F3S0 of the recommended steam working pressure. sures up to 150 psi and/or temperatures not exceed Tests: Brass, bronze, malleable iron, and cast iron ing 36b0 F. (This is Crane Steam Brass.) valves and fittings for steam service must be given Grade B Bronze for valves, fittings, boiler mount a hydrostatic shell test equal to 2 times the primary 34 ings, expansion joints, and similar appliances for steam pressures up to 300 psi or temperatures not pressure rating marked thereon; brass, bronze, or malleable iron valves and fittings for liquid or gas exceeding 450 F,, and for air or water at pressures service at 150 F. maximum temperature must be over 300 psi but at temperatures not exceeding given a hydrostatic shell test equal to 1 Yi times the 1 jo F. (This is Crane Special Bronze.) secondary pressure rating marked thereon. In many cases, regular Crane tests comply, but in others, Gray Iron Castings for valves, fittings, and flanges products must be specially tested. for pressures and temperatures not exceeding 125 psi or 450 F. (This is Crane Cast Iron, Ferrosteel, and High Tensile Iron.) Tests on steel valves and fittings must comply with those specified in American Standard Bibeb-iqqq; regular Crane tests meet these requirements. Malleable Iron Castings (cupola process) for fit tings, flanges, and valve parts for pressures and temperatures not over ijo psi or 450 F. (This is Crane Malleable Iron.) Boilers must be hydrostatically tested to 1 Yi times the working pressure; Stop-Check Valves also are subject to this requirement. Forged or Cast Carbon Steel for temperatures not exceeding Sco F. and Forged or Cast Alloy Steel for temperatures not exceeding iooo0 F., for flanges, fittings, and valves. (These are Crane Carbon Forged or Cast Steel and fKo. 4 Carbon-Molybde num Alloy Forged or Cast Steel, respectively.) Pipe connections: For Class I piping, screwed, socket-welding, and slip-on welding joints are re stricted to sizes 2-inch and smaller. Sizes zpj-inch and larger must have flanged or butt-welded joints; flanged joints must be made with lap joint (Cranelap) flanges or Welding Neck Flanges. Working pressures: Working pressures shall not be higher than those outlined above for the mate rial specified. For ratings for Crane Brass, Bronze, Iron, and Steel Valves, see pages 400 to 402. In For boiler mountings and attachments, flanged joints must be used on sizes 1 J^-inch and larger. For Class 11 Piping, there is no limitation on the size of screwed, slip-on welding, or socket welding joints. Carbon-Molybdenum Steel i> not permitted for design temperatures exceeding 900 F. (continued on the next page) Valves and Fittings for Marine Service (Cont.) CRANE 399 General Requirements (Cont.) Marking: Regular Crane markings comply with marine requirements, except that 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Screwed Fittings are not marked to show the pressure rating, this being manufacturers' standard practice. Valve design: For Class I Piping, brass, bronze, cast iron, and steel valves sizes 2-inch and smaller can have screwed bonnets but they must be of the union type, except that check valves can have ordi nary screwed caps. In sizes 2* 2-inch and larger, brass, bronze, and cast iron valves must have a bolted bonnet; steel valves in those sizes must have a bolted or pressure-seal bonnet. Non-rising stem valves must have approved indicators. Discs, disc faces, seats, stems, and other wearing parts should be made of noncorrosive material. For Class II Piping, brass valves can have ordi nary screwed bonnets on all sizes, and non-rising stem valves for oil transfer and filling systems need not have an indicator. Boiler mountings and attachments: All valves, fittings, and flanges must be cast or forged steel, except that Crane Special Bronze may be used where the temperature does not exceed 450 F. and cast iron may be used where the pressure is 30 pounds or less. Sizes 134-inch and larger must be flanged end. Main and auxiliary globe stop valves must be installed with the pressure under the disc, and sizes larger than 6-inch require a by-pass. Fuel oil service piping: Valves and fittings for fuel oii pressure piping from pumps to burners .-.u: including cargo oil transfer or discharge piping) must conform to Class I requirements and. in addi tion, be designed for at least 250 pounds steam working pressure. Cast iron valves and fittings are not permitted; bushings and street elbows are not permitted. Cocks: For Class I Piping, cocks must be designed so that the cap holds the plug in place ;-the conven tional type with a nut holding the plug is not al lowed. There, are no restrictions on cocks for Class II Piping. Specialties: Relief valves, safety valves, expan sion joints, fusible plugs, and similar specialties must be of approved design. 1 Fittings and Flanges for Class I and Class II Piping Numerous Crane Valves and Fittings as regularly manufactured conform to the requirements for marine service, and these fill the need for a large majority of Class I and Class 11 Piping. The valves most commonly used are itemized on pages 400 and 401. In addition, the following Crane Fittings are acceptable, within the limitations mentioned: Brass screwed fittings: 12 5-Pound Brass Screwed Fittings are suitable for a maximum of 125 psi, 3530 F. All sizes can be used for Class II Piping, and sizes 2-inch and smaller for Class I Piping except for gases or vapors. See pages 184 and 185. 25-2-Pound Brass Screwed Fittings are suitable for a maximum of 150 psi, 366 F. All sizes can be used for Class II Piping, and sizes 2-inch and smaller for Class 1 Piping except gases or vapors. See page 186. Brass screwed unions: Brass screwed unions, page 1S7, can be used for Class 11 Piping in all sizes and for Class I Piping in sizes 2-inch and smaller except the No. 523}4 and No. 524}^ which are not suitable on gases or vapors. Maximum ratings for unions are as follows: Nos. 523H and 524 J4, 15 psi--366 F.; and No. oqo E, 300 psi--450 F. Brass flanges: Brass flanges, page 188, can be used in all sizes on Class II Piping. For Class I Piping, the flanges are permitted in sizes 2-inch and smaller only except on gases or vapors. The 150-Pound are suitable for a maximum of 150 psi, 366 F.; and the jzc-Pound, 300 psi, 450 F. Cast and malleab' iron screwed fittings: 125- Pound Cast Iron Screwed Fittings (pages 152 to 150) are suitable for a maximum of 125 psi and 3530 F. 150-Pound Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings (pages 140 to 144) are suitable for a maximum of 150 psi and 366 F. All sizes of cast iron and malleable iron fittings can be used for Class II Piping. Malleable iron fittings in sizes 2-inch and smaller can be used for Class I Piping, except on gases or vapors. m Cast iron flanged fittings and flanges: 125Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanges (pages iq6 to 203) are suitable for a maximum of 125 psi, 3530 F. on sizes 12-inch and smaller, and ico psi, 338 F. on sizes 14-inch and larger. On Class 11 Piping, both the fittings and flanges are acceptable. Steel screwed fittings: All sizes of Crane Steel Screwed Fittings (pages 258 to 261) are suitable for Class II Piping, and sizes 2-inch and smaller are also suitable for Class I. Steel flanged fittings and flanges: Crane Cast Steel Flanged Fittings (pages 267 to 273) and Crane Forged Steel Flanges (pages 2qi to 208) are suitable for both Class I and Class 11 Piping, but they are not suitable for gases or vapors for Class 1. For CEss 1 Piping, screwed, slip-on welding, and socket-welding flanges can only be used in sizes 2-inch and smaller. See page 402 for ratings. Welding fittings: Crane Forged Steel Socket-Weld ing Fittings, which are made in sizes 2-inch and smaller (see pages 276 to 27c)), and Steel ButtWelding Fittings (see pages zSo to 2S0) can be used for either Class I or Class 11 Piping. 400 CRANE Vatoea and Fittings for Marine Service (Cont.) Valves for Class I and Class II Piping Explanation: The tables on this and the following page show the Crane Brass, Bronze, Iron, and Steel Valves most commonly used in marine service. For the "Class" of piping indicated and within the pres sure and temperature ratings shown, all of them comply with rhe f"Marine Engineering Regulations and Materi.il Specifications" issued by the United States Coast Guard, The tables show not only the type of valve and catalog number but also whether suitable for Class 1 or Class II Piping, and the maxi mum pressure-temperature ratings for each of the several fluids involved. The ratings are not neces sarily the same as those for ordinary commercial service; marine ratings are governed by valve design, materials, end connections, and other limitations as set forth in the Marine Engineering Regulations. 34 Brass, Bronze, and Iron Valves for Class I or Class II Piping Class I Piping Class II Piping Steam Hot Water Over Over 150 300 Psi Fahr. Hot 1 Cold Sizes Oil 1 Water. 1 Oil, Over ` or 150 Gas Fahr. Class j I inches Valve Type and Catalog Numbers , Sizes Steam Hot . Hot Cold ; Class See ! 11 150 Page Psi Inches *Max. j Oil, 300 ! 150 ! or Fahr. Fahr. Gas *Max. `Max. Maximum Ratings Brass and Bronze Valves Maximum Ratings ... i ... i ... ................... ... i ... i ................... ... *1 ... ;! ... ... ... 1 ... , ................... 100 psi-338 F. ... 1 ... 1 ................... ... 1 ... 1 ..................... ... ... . Hose Gate 2-10 Angle Hose Scrd. Flgd. Gate Q.O. Scrd. ... ... 1 ... | ... | ... . ... ... 1 ... 1 ..................... ... 1 ... | ... 1 ... GIbe; Scrd Angle* Gate j Scrd. 150 psi-366 F. ... ... | ... 1 ... | ... ... | ... | ... i ... 1F *4-2 *4-2 Scrd. Globe or 1-3 Angle 1-2 1*4-6 ll/z-6 Flgd. 200 psi-388 F. | ... 200 psi-3885 F. ... 1 ... 1 ... , ... 200 psi 1-3 2-6 3/s-l 1/4-2 Check Flgd. Radiator Gate Scrd. Flgd. 200 psi-3880 F. 200 psi *4-2 1/4-2 Globe 1/4-2 or 1*4-2 Angle 11/2-2 1 Scrd. %-2 11/2-2 Scrd. 300 psi-450 F. 1000 psi 500 psi 1000 psi 500 psi 1000 psi 500 psi 1/4-2 1-3 Gate Scrd. Flgd. 1/4-2 Globe Scrd. 1-3 11/2-3 Anogrl.e Flgd. 1/4-2 1-3 Check Scrd. Flgd. No. 4448 403 1 *4-2*4 No. 4449 403 IV2-V/2 No. 453 No. 117 60 114.2*4 61 *4-2 No. 4436 No. 4437 No. 432 15 2-3 15 , 2-10 100 psi 338 F. 56 21/2, 3 No. 432 56 1 V4-Z No. 428, 430, 440 No. 1 16 1 `4-3 125 psi 26 ! *4-3 353 F. No. 2 26 *4-3 No. 431 17 ! >4-3 No. 85, 88, 89 27 1 Vs-3A No. 7 28 1 *4-2 No. 141/2 P, 16*4 P No. 7 29 28 ' *4-2 1 21/2, 3 366 F. No. 14*4 P, 16*4 P 29 ! 21/2, 3 No. 9 28 1 1-3 No. 71 No. 4197, 4199 32 I 1-3 34 1 ... No. 4297, 4299 No. 38 No. 4033, 4063 408 1 ... 48 1 1-3 SO ' 2-6 ... i 366 F. No. 4270 58 j ... 1 No. 422, 423 18 1 21/a, 3 No. 429 17 ; 1-3 366 F. No. 70 33 ! 21/2, 3 No. 212 C, 214 C 32 1 ... ... 1 No. 212 P, 214 P 32 I 21/2, 3 No. 4196, 4198 34 2 *4. 3 No. 4296, 4298 No. 36, 72 408 48 ! 21/2, 3 ! 21/2, 3 366 F. No. 4032, 4062 50 21/2, 3 No. 622 E. 623 E No. 623*4 E 21 2*4, 3 21 1 No. 382 P, 384 P No. 383 P, 385 P No. 87 P. 87*4 P 36 21/2, 3 366 F. 36 11 37 * No. 76 E, 366 E 51 ` 21/2. 3 366 F. No. 77 E ' 51 .... ! ... 1 100 psi . . . } ... 100 psi 125 psi 150 psi ... | ... 150 psi ... 1 ... ... | ... ... | ... ... : ... ... ' ... 1 ... f ... i 150 psi ... | ... 1 150 psi ... | ... 1 150 psi 1 150 psi 100 psi 150 psi 100 psi 125 psi 150 psi .. 150 psi ... ... ... tXovember, 1949 issue I Iron Valves Maximum Ratings `Brass and Bronco Valves for Class 11 Piping arc recommended for the maxi ! Gate 1 Flgd. mum ratings if not otherwise indicated. [Globe Flgd. Valves for Class / Piping can also be used for Class If. 'Angle' Flgd. Check Flgd. No. 4461, 4465 No. 4467 No. 351 No. 353 No. 373 > 405 . 405 : ! 108 1 ! 108 ' 117 2-12 3-12 2-10 2-10 2-24 . 125 psi 125 psi 353 F. 200 F. ... 125 psi {Continued on the pae,e following) Valves and Fittings for Marine Service (Cont.) CRANE 401 Valves for Class I and Class II Piping (Cont.) Boiler feed or blow-off service: For boiler feed or blow-off service, the Marine Engineering Regula tions specify that valves and fittings can onlv be used for working pressures up to 83^3 per cent of the rec ommended steam working pressure. Iron valves: 1 ron valves can be used on steam, water, and oil transfer and filling systems (not fuel oil pumps to burners), and for boiler mountings where the maximum pressure does not exceed 30 pounds. Fuel oil service piping: For fuel oil pressure piping from pumps to burners (not including cargo oil transfer or discharge piping), valves and fittings must conform to Class I requirements and be de signed for at least 250 pounds steam working pres sure; cast iron valves and fittings, and bushings and street elbows, are not permitted. Steel valves: In addition to the types shown in the table below, other Crane Steel Valves are available, as follows: Bolted bonnet valves in sices 2-inch and larger are available with screwed and butt-welding ends and also in the qoo and 1500-Pound pressure classes. Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves are available in sizes 1-inch and larger in 600, qoo, and 1500-Pound pres sure classes; Lip-Seal Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves are available in sizes y to 2-inch in 1500 and 2500Pound pressure classes. Refer to Section 21 for complete details. Flanged End Steel Valves in sizes H to 2-inch are available with 150-Pound end flanges; these are made special from patterns of the Nos. 3015 XV, 3656 \Y, 3657 W, and 3(286 X; see ooo-Pound Valves in the left hand portion of the table below. Body and bonnet materials: The body and bon net of all of the ecc-Pound Valves shown in the left hand portion of the table below except the No. 174 X Swing Check Valves are made of carbon steel. The No. 174X and the 1500-Pound Valves have these parts made of Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybde num Alloy Steel. Of the valves shown in the right hand portion of the table, the 150-Pound Valves have a carbon steel body and bonnet and the 300, 400, and oco-Pound Valves have Crane No. 4 Carbon-.\ lolybdenum Alloy Steel bodies and bonnets. Flange facings: Crane 150 and 300-Pound Flanged Steel Valves ard regularly furnished with l^-inch raised "serrated" faces. The 400 and boo-Pound Valves are regularly furnished with pjf-inch large male "serrated" faces. Other types of facing, such as ring joint, can be sup plied when ordered, but those just mentioned are most commonly used on marine piping. Other valves for marine service: The tables on this and the preceding page show the Crane Valves that are most popular for marine piping. Other sizes, types, and designs also are available; addi tional information will be furnished on request. Steel Valves for Class I Piping Sizes Vi to 2-inch, inclusive (Screwed, Socket-Welding, and Flanged Valves) Sizes 2-inch and larger (Flanged Valves Only) Class and Type of Valve Type of Ends Crane Valves Recommended Catalog Nos. With With Union Bolted Bonnet Bonnet Range of Sizes For ratings, see page 402 For data, see page 600 Pound 1500 Pound Screwed 3602XWI Vi-2' Col. 1 3607 XW! i/2-2 Col. 1 Gate Socket-Weld. Col. 1 223 225 225 1OO'J| r* iF 1 Flanged 3615 XWI V2-2 Col. 2 225 ,3640 W Screwed i 3644 W Vi-3/4 Col. 1 fc-2 Col. 1 239 239 Globe 3648 W 1/4, % 1 Col. 1 239 Socket-Weld. 13652 W Vi-2 Col. 1 239 Flanged `3656 W 1/2-2 Col. 2 239 Angle '3641 W Screwed 1 3649 W Socket-Weld. . Flanged 1 3645 W 3653 W 3657 W Vi-% ' Col. 1 Vi-2 Col. 1 Vi, % Col. 1 y2-2 Col. 1 1/2-2 'Col. 2 239 239 239 239 239 3670 X Screwed Lift Check 3678 X Socket-Weld. 3674 X 3682 X Vi-Vi V2-2 Vi, % VW Col. 1 Col. 1 Col. 1 Col. 1 250 251 250 251 Flanged 3686 X 1/2-2 Col. 2 251 Swing Screwed 174 X 'i-2 Col. 12 ' 255 Screw ed Globe Socket-Weld. ' 3844 U Vi-2 Col. 3 241 3852 U 1 Vi-2 ! Col. 3 241 Screwed Angle Socket-Weld. 3845 U i i/2-2 'Col. 3 241 3853 U ' 1/2-2 Col. 3 241 For marine ratings of steel valves, see page 402. Pressure Class 150 Pound 300 Pound Pound Pound Crane Valves Recommended Type of Valve and Catalog Nos. For Ra<Jfge ratinss- data. see Sizes 'page402' page Gate 47 XR 2-24"' Col. 4 . 229 Globe ! 143 XR 2-8 Col. 4 246 Angle 145 XR 2-8 Col. 4 . 246 Check 1 147 X 2-8 ' Col. 4 l 255 Gate 33 XR 2-24 Col. 10 . 229 33 U 2-24 Col. 10 229 151 XR 2-8 Col. 10 246 Globe 151 U 2-8 ' Col. 10 246 153 XR 2-8 Col. 10 246 Angle 153 U 2-8 Col. 10 246 Check 1 159 X 2-12 . Col. 10 ; 255 Gate 61 XR 4-24 Col. 11 229 61 U 4-24 .Col. 11 229 161 XR 4-8 Col. 11 l 246 16 i U 4-8 Col. 11 246 163 XR 4-8 'Col. Hi 246 Angle 163 U 4-8 Col. H 246 Check 169 X 4-12 : Col. 11 255 Gate 76 XR 2-24 Col. 12 229 76 U 2-24 Col. 12 229 1171XR- 2-6 i Col. 12' 246 vjiuue 171 JJ 2-6 | Col. 12' 246 173 XR 2V2-6 Col. 12 246 Angle 173 U 212-6 Col. 12 246 Check 1 175 X 2-12 'Col. 12 255 402 CRANE Valaca and Fitting* for Marine Service \Cont.) Pressure-Temperature Ratings--Steel Valves for Marine Service Based on Marine Engineering Regulations--U.S. Coast Guard The pressure-temperature ratings shown below apply to Crane Steel Valves and also to Crane Steel Flangecl Fittings and Flanges when used in piping aboard ship. They were taken from the Marine Engineering Regu lations issued Nov ember, iq-to by the United States Coast Guard, and are the same as ratings published in the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, ASA B i Pee-1040 up to the maximum ratings established in the Regulations. No ratings are shown in the Marine Engineering Regulations for steel screwed and socket-welding valves: those in Columns 1 and 3 are, therefore, Crane ratings. Flanged fittings and flanges: Flanged fittings in the 150-pound class are carbon steel and in the 300 to 15cc-pound classes are Crane No. 4 Carbon-\ folybdenum Alloy Steel. 150 and 300-Pound classes have 14-inch raised faces; 400-pound and higher pressure classes have ]q-inch high large male faces. Flanges in all pressure classes are carbon steel w ith a 14-inch raised face on 150 and 300-pound classes and a }4-inch large male or, if specified, a -inch large female face on 400 to 1500-Pound pressure classes. When so specified, 300, 400, 600, qoo, and 1500-Pound Flanges can be furnished of Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel. Valve trim recommendations: Valves with XR trim (Exelloy to No. 49 Nickel Alloy) are particularly satisfactory for steam, water, air, gas, and other non lubricating and relatively non-corrosive fluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, etc. They also are well suited for oil having low viscosity such as used in hydraulic systems especially where seating loads are extremely high. Maximum recommended temperatures for "XR" trimmed valves are: S500 F. on steam and 500 F. on all other services. W and XW trim ("W" is hardened stainless steel), supplied only in the small Ooo-Pound Gate. Globe, and Angle Valves, may be used for the services men tioned below; the maximum recommended tempera ture is the same as for the valves. U trim (Stellite) is provided primarily for high tem perature steam lines up to the maximum temperature limitation on valves in which this trim is used. X trim (Exelloy) as used in Check Valves, because of the particular operating conditions to which check valve seating surfaces are subjected, is recommended for any fluid requiring "W", "XR", "U", "XW". or "X" trimmed Gate. Globe, and Angle Valves. The maximum steam temperature limitation is the same as for the Check Valves in which this trim is used. Since "X" trimmed Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves are infrequently used in marine service, they are not covered in the table or on page 401; for details, refer to Section 22 for Gate Valves and Section 23 for Globe and Angle. "X" trimmed Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves should be used for all oil and oil vapor service at temperatures over 500 F. and for most corrosive and unrefined oils, regardless of tempera ture. For lubricating oils up to 500 F., either "X" or "XR" trim should give equal satisfaction. 34 Maximum Non-Shock Working Pressures--Pounds per Square Inch Valve Trim Temp. Valves--Vi to 2-inch Carbon Steel No. 4 : Screwed Flanged Steel Deg. F. j ' and Sockct- Wclding 1 with Screwed kf-inch and Male Socket- : Face Welding 1 Valves--2-inch and Larger Flanged Fittings and Flanges--All Sizes Carbon Steel 150-Pound Flanged Valves 150-Pound Flanged Fittings 150 to 1500-Pound Flanges No. 4 Alloy Steel Flanged Valves Flanged Fittings Flanges Vi' Raised Face Vi' Large Male Face Vis" Raised Face Vi" Large Male Face See expla nation above Jf 600 Lb. Col. 1 600 Lb. Col. 2 1500 Lb. Col. 3 ISO Lb. ; Col. 4 300 Lb. Col. 5 400 Lb. Col. 6 600 Lb. Col. 7 900 Lb. Col. 8 1500 Lb. Col. 9 300 Lb. Col. 10 400 Lb. Col. 11 600 Lb. Col. 12 900 Lb. Col. 13 850= F. Max. Class X For Check Valves on ! Steam Class U W or XW . 100 150 , 200 250 300 I 350 400 450 . 500 550 600 | 650 ! 700 ; 750 ; 800 1 850 ! 900 2000 1910 1820 1730 1640 1550 1460 1370 1280 1190 1110 1030 940 850 780 1200 1180 1160 1140 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 950 890 830 760 680 600 3600 3550 3500 3450 230 600 800 1200 1800 3000 600 800 1200 1800 220 590 785 1180 1770 2950 590 785 1180 1770 210 580 770 1160 1740 2900 580 770 1160 1740 200 570 760 1140 1710 2850 570 760 1140 1710 3415 1 190 560 740 1120 1680 2800 560 740 1120 1680 3375 1 180 550 725 1095 1645 2740 550 725 1095 1645 3330 170 540 710 1075 1615 2690 540 710 1075 1615 3295 160 525 700 1050 1580 2630 525 700 1050 1580 3125 2955 2770 2580 150 500 665 1000 1500 2500 500 665 1000 1500 140 475 630 950 1420 2370 475 630 950 1420 130 445 590 890 1330 2220 445 590 890 1330 120 415 550 830 1240 2070 415 550 830 1240 2350 2125 1875 1750 1625 110 380 500 100 340 450 92 300 400 760 1140 1900 380 680 1020 1700 360 600 900 1500 340 320 300 500 475 450 425 400 760 1140 720 1080 680 1020 640 960 600 900 For limitations on boiler feed service, see page 401. Ratings for steel flanged valves with other types of flange facings will be furnished on request. 1500 Lb. Col. 14 3000 2950 2900 2850 2800 2740 2690 2630 2500 2370 2220 2070 1900 1800 1700 1600 1500 Valve* and Fittings for Marine Service iCortt.) CRANE 403 Brass Hose Gate Valves Non-Rising Stem Type with Indicator 100 pounds cold water working pressure These are strong, durable valves u ith non-rising stems. An approv ed type indicator shows whether the valve is open or closed. The body, bonnet, stem, body seat rings, and solid wedge disc are brass. Sizes 1)2 and z-inch have a screwed bonnet and integral seats; their hexagonal packing nut and gland are brass. The 2}A-inch size has a bolted bonnet, renewable seats, and a brass bolted gland. Cross Section No. 4448 Screwed Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is deep, and is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the \1SS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SPz-1Q46). They are plain faced, with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices include drilling; no duction for valves ordered faced only. Use full face gaskets; see page 472. Hose Thread: These valves will be regularly fur nished w ith any recognized standard hose thread used in marine work; see page 5Q. Orders must specify the typo of hose thread desired. When other hose threads are required, send detailed in formation or a sample, preferably the male end of a hose coupling, and special prices will be quoted. Globe and angle hose valves: Brass globe and angle hose valves made from the patterns of the No. 7 and No. ct valves shown on page z8 can be made to order; prices on application. No. 4449 Ranged List Prices, Bach, and Dimensions, in Inches Size Inches I'/2 2 2` 2 No. 4448. Screwed 53.50 80.50 107.00 No. 4449, Flanged. F. 8l D. 62.50 98.00 134.00 Center to female end. Screwed Center to face. Flanged Center to hose end Center to top Diameter of wheel Diameter of flanges 1% ' P's 23i 23/ie , m 2*2 2`/i6 !I 2s/is 11 2=4 8% 1 93/4 : 11 1 2 3% 4 Vj s i 6 5' 6!7 Thickness of flanges V.6 ' 1/2 1 9/ig Bronze Chronometer Valves 250 pounds saturated steam working pressure 34 R ecommendations: Crane Flanged valves: End flanges Bronze Chronometer Valves are conform to the MSS 250-Pound designed for regulating and gov SP Bronze Flange Standard erning purposes and should not (No. SP-2-IQ3 7). They are be used as stop valves. plain faced, with two V-shaped Cross Section No. 4382, Screwed The valves open or close com pletely in one-eighth turn of the lever. The pressure of the disc against the seat bearing can be concentric grooves between the port and bolt holes. Drilling: Prices of flanged valves include drilling to the MSS 250-Pound Standard; no deduction is adjusted, when easier operation is desired, by means made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face of the screw at the stem end. With proper adjust gaskets should be used; see page 472. ment. the valves can be operated by a float. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions, in Inches Design: The valves have Size Inches 1 % 34 1 I 1 W* I'A 2 21/2 a Crane Special Bronze No. 4382, Screwed 82.50 82.50 ' 82.50 ; 121.00 121.00 242.00 363.00 body, cap, and disc, No. 4383, Flanged, F. & D. 1 1 1 161.00 161.00 314.00 468.00 brass stem, and malleable End to end. Screwed | 314 1 51/4 | 6 V2 6V2 83/4 1034 iron lever. Sizes ijA- Face to face. Flanged | 1 17 7 93/4 n3; inch and smaller have a Center of valve to top I 5% 5% 1 5% 1 7 7 8V2 93i screwed cap and packing Center of stem to end of handle | 4% [143/4 43/4 6*4 614 7`A 83,4 nut; larger sizes have Diameter of flange [ 1 1 514 6'/8 6`A 7'/, a bolted cap and gland. Thickness of flange ! 1 1 l7/32 Vis % "As Templates for drilling , pa.ge 458 404 CRANE Valves and Fitting* for Marine Service (Cont.) Comments Illustrated in this section are some of the valves regularly manufactured for commercial use. which also conform to the requirements for Class I or Class II Pipmy in marine service. For infomucion on maximum pressure-temperature ratings to which these valves may be subjected, as defined in the Marine Engineering Regulations, see pages 308 to art. Commercial sendee ratings other than those referred to will be found on the pages on which the valves are regularly listed. Regularly manufactured valves used primarily for marine installations--hose gate valves and chro nometer valves--are illustrated and listed on page 403. Other valves furnished especially to order, such as: iron body gate valves with cleanouts, steel main injection valves, manifold valves of brass, ferro-steel, or cast steel, and screw-down check valves of brass, iron, or steel are shown on pages 405, 406, and 408. No. 428 Gate Screwed Brass Gate Valves Crane Brass Gate Valves are liberally proportioned to assure a high factor of safety against pressure, operating strains, and expansion and contraction of piping. No. 428 Valves: These valves are of the inside screw, rising stem type, with screwed ends and solid wedge disc and are made in sizes to 3-inch. Recommended commercially for 125 pounds saturatedsteam and 100 pounds cold water, oil, or gas pressure. No. 4437 Valves: These valves are of the bolted bonnet, non rising stem r oe, with flanged ends and solid wedge disc and are made in size., 2 to ic-inch. They are regularly furnished with an indicator but are also available without this feature. The body seat rings are renewable. Valves with screwed ends (No. 4436), in sizes 2 to 3-inch are also available. All are rated commercially for 100 pounds saturated steam, 125 pounds water at 200 F., and 125 pounds oil or gas at 130 F. No. 4437 Gate, Flanged with Indicator Bronze Globe and Angle Valves Both of the conventional types of valves illustrated are also available in the screw-down check type, shown on page 408. No. 70 Valves: This line of union bonnet, integral seat, regrind ing type valves consists of both the globe and angle patterns with 34 screwed ends (No. 70), sizes Ts t0 3-inch, and with flanged ends (No. 71), sizes 1 to 3-inch. They are rated commercially for 500 F. steam--at 200 pounds pressure on the screwed end valves and 1 jo pounds pressure on the flanged end valves. No. 70 Globe Screwed No. 87 P Valves: These bolted bonnet, outside screw and yoke valves with renewable seat ring and plug type disc and seat com bination are made in the globe (N'o. 87 P) and angle (No. 87^2 P) patterns with flanged ends only, in sizes t0 3-inch. They are rated commercially for 550 F. steam at 300 pounds pressure. No. 87 P Globe, Flanged Bronze Swing Check Valves No. 36 Y-Pattern 8'a ing Check Screwed The swing check valves illustrated have integral seats. The seats in all sizes on the No. 36 line with threaded cap, and sizes 4-inch and smaller on the No. 403 3 line with bolted cap, can be reground without removing the bodies from the line. All sizes are rated commercially for 500 F. steam--at 200 pounds pressure on the screwed valves and 150 pounds pressure on the flanged valves. No. 36 Valves: This line includes the screwed end pattern (No. 36) in sizes }/i to 3-inch, and the flanged end pattern (No. 38) in sizes 1 to 3-inch. No. 4033 Valves: These valves are available with screwed ends (N'o. 4032) in sizes 2 to 3-inch, and with flanged ends (No. 4033) in sizes 2 to 6-inch. No. 4033 Swing Check Flanged For prices, dimensions, complete descriptions, and other ratings on above valves, refer to the following: Cate.. . .pages 15 and 16 Globe and angle . . .pages 33 and 37 Swing check.. . .pages 48 and 50 Valve* and Filling* for Marine Service {Cont.) CRANE Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves WORKING PRESSURE 125 pounds saturated steam, water, or oil 405 Prices on application These valves are similar in design to the regular Crane iif-Pound Iron Body Wedge Cate Valves shown on pages 77 to Si, but are specially fitted for marine service. The N'os. 4461 and 4465 valves are regularly made in sizes 2 to 12-inch, inclusive, flanged end only. The No. 44O7 valve, recommended for marine cargo oil systems, is regularly made in sizes 3,4,6, 8, 10, and t z-inch, flanged end only. Screwed end valves, specially trimmed valves, other sizes, and other modifi cations of these valves can be fur nished on special order. No. 4461, Flanged Non-Rising Stem With Indicator No. 4467, Flanged Non-Rising Stem With Cleanout and Indicator Cross Section No. 4465. Flanged Outside Screw and Yoke Body and bonnet: The valves have an oval shaped cast iron body and bonnet; liberal metal sections combined with proper metal distribution assure maximum strength. Straight through ports with tie ribs between the bonnet flange and the end flanges provide additional resistance to line strains. bolts made of bronze, which move out of the way when the stuffing box is being repacked but which will not become detached and lost. The stuffing box is exceptionally deep and is filled with high grade packing. Xo. 4467 valve bodies have a single side cleanout. Bottom cleanouts can be furnished when ordered. They have two tapped and plugged bosses, one on the side opposite the cleanout and one on the bottom, suitable for %-inch steaming out connections. The gland bolts and nuts are brass. Disc and seats: The body seat rings are brass and are screwed into the body. No. 4467 valves in sizes ic and 12-inch have pressed-in body seat rings. All of these valves are regularly furnished with a cast iron disc having brass seating faces; it is brassbushed where it engages the stem threads. A solid brass disc can be furnished when so ordered. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Outside screw and yoke valves have a brass bonnet bushing, offering a better back seat for the stem and making this point non-corrosive. Indicator on Non-Rising Stem Valves: Xo. 4461 Valves are regularly furnished with an approved type indicator to show whether the valve is open or closed. Xo. 4467 Valves, not regularly furnished with an indicator, will be so equipped when specified on orders. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the AmericanCast I ron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16. r -1048). The flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Stem: The brass stem is of liberal diameter and amply strong. Stem threads have long engagement in the disc or yoke sleeve. Outside screw and yoke valves have a tee-head disc-stem connection. Drilling: Prices include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. Xo deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Gland and stuffing box: These valves have a twopiece ball-type gland, consisting of a gland and a gland flange. This construction maintains an even load on the packing and prevents binding on the stem even when the gland bolt nuts are not pulled up evenly. Xon-rising stem valves have bronze gland bolts holding the gland flange to the stuffing box; the stem collar recess is brass-bushed, top and bottom, to minimize friction and to prevent corrosion. Out side screw and yoke valves have swinging gland eye Standards: Flanged valves conform to the Ameri can Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves fBi6. io-iq3q) for 125-Pound Cast Iron Wedge Gate Valves. Flanged valves in the sizes included therein, also conform to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, Xo. 6-D, Sixth Edition, May, 1Q4Q, except for markings. Dimensions: Dimensions of these valves are the same as given for the regular line of Crane 125-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves; see page 81. For Marine specifications, boiler feed service, general requirements, etc., see pages 398 and 399. 406 CRANE Valoet and Fitting* for Marina Service (Cont.) Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves No. 351 Globe, Flanged Brass Trimmed These valves, made in sizes 2 to ic-inch, have a cast iron yoke-type bolted bonnet and cast iron body, and are brass fitted throughout. They have a screwed-in brass body seat ring, a solid brass disc on sizes 6-inch and smaller, an iron disc with brass seating face on larger sizes, a Cast Manganese Bronze stem and yoke bushing, a brass stem hole bushing, and bronze gland studs and nuts. The disc is accurately guided throughout its travel by a guide stem through the bridge which is cast integral with the body seat ring. The gland is of the twopiece ball-type construction, consisting of an Ihrigized steel gland and a malleable iron gland flange. The valves are rated commercially for 125 pounds saturated steam, and 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas working pressure. For prices, dimensions, and complete description, see pages 107 and 108. Screw-down check valves can be made to order; see page 408. Iron Body Swing Check Valves Main Injection Valves Cast Steel High Lift .Angle Main Injection Valve These valves, made in sizes 2 to 24-inch, are sturdily constructed and well proportioned. The body is oval or globular in shape, providing an ample flow area around the disc when the valve is wide open. The body and cap are cast iron, the body seat ring is brass, screwed into the body; the disc is solid brass on sizes 3-inch and smaller, and cast iron with a brass seating face on larger sizes. Valves with solid brass disc in sizes larger than 3-inch can be made to order; prices will be furnished on application. For prices, working pressures, dimensions, and com plete description, see pages 110 and 117. Illustrated at the right is a 20-inch Crane Cast Steel Main Injection Valve with the disc raised out of the path of flow and the disc guide stem extending through the bridge of tne body seat ring. These valves are made to order in a wide range of sizes in either cast steel or iron, with brass trimmings; prices on request. For Marine specifications, boiler feed service, general requirements, etc., see pages 398 and 399. Valve* and Fitting* for Marine Service (Cont.) CRANE No. 3615 XW Gate Flanged Steel Gate Valves The bolted bonnet gate valves illustrated arc of the outside screw and yoke type with cast carbon steel bodies, bonnets, and \okes. The discs are of the solid wedge or solid web type with close-fitting guides to maintain accurate seating and to reduce wear. A tee-head disc-stem connection prevents lateral strains on the Exelloy stem. These valves are rated commercially for a maximum of Syo F. steam or water, at working pressures shown on pages 2:4 and 226. No. 3615 XW Valves: This line of sturdy, compact cast steel gate valves is made in sizes }> to 2-inch--with screwed ends (No. 3607 XW), socket-welding ends (No. 3011 XW), and flanged ends (No. 361 y XW). No. 47 XR Valves: This line is made with screwed ends (No. 4b XR) in sizes 2, 2jx>, 3, and 4-inch; with butt-welding ends (No. 47 \4 XR) in sizes 2 to 3-inch and 4 to 24-inch, and with flanged ends (No. 47 XR) in sizes 2 to 24-inch. 407 No. 47 XR Gate Flanged No. 3656 W Globe Flanged Steel Globe and Angle Valves These valves are all of the bolted bonnet, outside screw' and yoke type. All have Exelloy stems; sizes 6-inch and smaller have plug type discs and seats; the 8-inch size has a flat disc and seat. They are rated commercially for a maximum of 8yo F. steam or water, at working pressures shown on pages 238 and 243. No. 3656 W Vaives: The Crane line of small forged steel globe and angle valves includes the screwed type (No. 3644 W Globe, No. 3645 W Angle), the socket-welding type (No. 3052 W Globe, No, 3653 W Angle), and the flanged type (No. 365b W Globe, No. 3b>7 W Angle), in sizes H to 2-inch. No. 143 XR Valves: Crane 150-Pound Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves are made with screwed ends (No. 142 XR Globe, No. 144 XR Angle) in sizes 2, 2Yi, 3, and 4-inch; with butt welding ends (No. 143M XR Globe, No. 145^2 XR Angle) in sizes 2 to 3-inch and 4 to 8-inch, and with flanged ends (No. 143 XR Globe, No. 145 XR Angle) in sizes 2 to 8-inch. Screw-Down Check Valves: Refer to page 408 for 150Pound Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves made screw-down check type. No. 143 XR Globe Flanged No. 3682 X Check Socket-Welding Steel Check Valves These bolted cap check valves are recommended commercially for a maximum temperature of 850 F. steam or water, at working pressures shown on pages 250 and 252. No. 3682X Valves: This line, in sizes 34 to 2-inch, consists of the following forged steel lift check valves; screwed ends (No. 3674 X), socket-welding ends (No. 3682 X), and flanged ends (No. 3686 X). No. 147 X Valves: This line of carbon cast steel swing check valves is made with screwed ends (No. 148 X) in sizes 2, 2)4. 3, and 4-inch; with butt-welding ends (No. 147)4 X) in sizes 2 to 3-inch and 4 to 8-inch, and with flanged ends (No. 147 X) in sizes 2 to 12-inch. No. 147 X Check Flanged Prices, dimensions, complete description, and ratings on values: Gate.. . .pages 221 to 231 Globe and Angle.. . .pages 235 to 248 Check.. . .pages 249 to 256 408 CRANE Valve* and Fitting* for Marine Service (Cont.) Special Valves for Marine Service Screw-Down Check Valves Manifold Valves Bronze Screw-Down Check Valves No. 4296, Globe. Screwed No. 4297, Globe, Flanged No. 4298, Angle, Screwed No. 4299, Angle, Flanged The cross section above (.N'o. 42QO, with stem raised) shows a typical Crane Globe Type Screw-Down Check Valve. The Crane design makes it possible for one valve to serve as both a stop valve and a check valve. The complete Crane line of Screw-Down Check Valves includes bolted or union bonnet bronze valves with flanged or screwed ends as well as bolted bonnet iron and steel valves with flanged ends. The valves are made to order only; prices will be furnished on application. Cdsu Steel Manifold VaKe The illustration above is that of a ten-valve Crane [50-Pound Cast Steel Manifold Valve. Manifold valves made of brass, ferrosteel. or fabricated cast steel are ideal for the transfer of cargo oil, bilge water, or salt water from one point to another. Complete details on types and sizes will be furnished on request. 34 Crane valves for marine service are used extensively in piping installations aboard ship. Ammonia Valves & Fittings * CRANE Valves and Fittings for Ammonia General Description.................................................................page410 Valves Globe and Angle. Bolted Bonnet.... ....................... page 411 Globe and Angle. Union Bonnet........................................page411 Lift Check... ............................................................... page 411 Expansion.................................................................... page 413 Fittings Flanged.........................................................................page 414 Double Pipe........................................................................ page413 Other Ammonia Products Flanges........................................................ pages 414 and 413 Liquid Gauges.................................................................... page413 Gaskets......................................................................... page 416 Atmospheric Condensers.................................................... page417 Pipe Stands.........................................................................page417 409 For greater convenience, the following valves and fittings, suitable for ammonia, are shown in other sections of this catalog because of their adaptability to general piping service: Screwed Fittings................................. Plugs...................................................... Bushings................................................ Wrought Steel Nipples...................... Steel Pipe Couplings........................... Screwed Unions................................... Flange Unions, Tongue and Groove Combination Elbows.......................... Welding Fittings.................................. Relief Val ves......................................... Pressure Gauges.................................. pages 146 and 147 ................page 106 ................. page i&7 pages ifc>8 and ibq ................page 170 pages 177 and 263 ................page 181 ................page 206 . .pages 273 to 286 ................page 331 pages 300 and 307 Fabricated Double Pipe Heat Exchangers page 522 35 410 CRANE Valves and Fittings for Ammonia -- From Crane -- A Complete Line On the seven pages that follow. Crane presents a complete line of piping equipment designed specifically for use on hazardous liquids and gases. Seating Designed For Long Service Valves of many types, such as bolted and union bonnet globes and angles, expansion type, and lift checks--all with Crane quality and dependability. Sec pages 411 to 413. Service recommendations are not limited to ammonia. The Crane line, unexcelled for high pressure {jee pounds) ammonia refrigeration service, is equally suited for air, gas, oil, or chemical service, or in special process work where all iron construction is desired. The valves, flanged fittings, and liquid gauge are given a 300-pound air-under-water test and, in addition to their ammonia rating, are suitable for: 500 pounds oil (non-shock), gas, or air up to 100= F. 300 pounds oil (non-shock), gas, or air up to 300 F. The heavy duty, all-iron construction of the valves render them ideal for use in pulp and paper mills, wood treating plants, tanneries, in paint and varnish manufacture, textile and dyeing plants, sugar refineries, and in many other plants, including those manufacturing chemicals. Lead-faced disc--with facing securely rolled into machined dovetail--regu larly furnished with bolted bonnet globe and angle valves. Fittings designed for a variety of needs include elbows, tees, return bends, and double pipe fittings for water cooler use. See pages 414 and 415. Metals are chosen for their effectiveness in ammonia service. The valves have durable Crane Ferrosteel bodies and, except for their stem and disc, are all-iron. Crane Ferrosteel is a high grade iron, approximately 35 per cent stronger than cast iron. Fittings are Crane Ferrosteel or malleable iron. Flanges are forged steel or malleable iron, depending on the size and style. Copper and brass, unsuitable for ammonia, are not used. Design and construction are pointed toward maximum safety at low cost. Metal sections are massive and rugged to provide a high safety factor and to minimize distortion. The valves have long, sweeping interior body contours to reduce flow resistance. A variety of seating combinations are available. Case-hardened steel disc and steel seat ring for high temperatures and corrosive service. Avail able on bolted bonnet globe and angle valves when specified. 35 Flanges, both screwed and blind with'tongue or groove ends, are shown on Stems are made of steel. They have a tapered, machined shoulder which seats against a machined chamfer in the bonnet when the valve is wide open. This seals pressure Plug type disc integral with stem. Furnished on union bonnet globe and angle valves. pages 414 and 415. from the packing, assures tightness at the stuffing box, and enables repacking the valve when it is wide open and C5E= under pressure. Stuffing boxes are unusually deep and are filled with high grade packing. Valves 1 }A-inch and smaller have a screwed i i packing nut; larger sizes have a one-piece bolted gland. i Valve and fitting ends include both flanged and screwed types. Flanged ends have tongue and groove faces to assure tightness at the joints and to protect against gasket Needle-point stem con struction to permit very blowouts. On valves, the tongue face is on the end flange accurate adjustment. Liquid Gauges feature next to the upper side of the disc. Used on expansion valves. a special lead seat. See page 413. Screwed ends feature long threads which are recessed to permit soldering the joints. Gaskets for ammonia service. See page 41o. Interchangeability between flanged valves and flanged fittings provides for quick changes when necessary. The center to face and the face to face dimensions are the same for corresponding sizes. Thus, a flanged globe valve, for example, can be substituted for a flanged tee. For detailed description and prices of the complete Crane line, see pages 410 to 417. Check valve disc is cushioned by a dashpot to lengthen service life. ft CRANE 411 Ferrosteel Globe and Angle Valves for Ammonia Bolted Bonnet--Special Lead-Faced Disc 300 pounds ammonia working pressure 300-pound air-under-water test Rugged steel stem Extra deep stuffing box has high grade packing Pressure-tight stem seal when valve is wide open Heavy stem ring locked to disc Special lead face rolled into disc Recommendations: These valves are designed particularly for high pressure ammonia refrigeration serv ice. The special seating design, extra tight stem seal and bonnet joint, and rugged all-iron construction assure safe, economical handling of hazard ous liquid and gas refrigerants. The valves are also excellent for air, gas, and oil service, as well as for corrosive flu ids in special process work and chemical plants where all iron valves are required. No. 1501 Globe, Flanged Tongue and Groove Cross Section Globe, Flanged Steel Disc and Seat For High Temperatures And Corrosive Service Where high temperatures or corrosive action prohibit the use of lead, order the valves with a case-hardened steel disc and a steel seat; extra prices are listed in - I I x the table he 'd low. Such valves, when suitable stuffing box packing is used, are recommended for air or gas pressures up to 250 pounds at 500 F. All-iron: Except for the stem and disc, the valves are all-iron. The body and bonnet, made of Crane Ferro steel, are designed for smooth flow. Unusually massive metal sections provide a high safety factor. Disc and seat: The disc has a special lead face, securely rolled into a machined dovetail in the disc. The face seats upon a crowned face in the body, assur ing tightness in service. On sizes l^-inch and smaller, the disc and stem are integral. On larger sizes, the disc is held to the stem by a threaded stem ring; the stem ring is locked to the disc, preventing the disc from becoming detached in service. Stem and stuffing box: The stem is steel, nickelplated and has a tapered, machined shoulder. When the valve is wide open, the shoulder seats against a machined chamfer in the bonnet. This seals pressure from the packing, assures tightness at the stuffing box, and permits repacking the valve when it is wide open and under pressure. The stuffing box, unusually deep, is filled with high grade packing. Valves 1 H-inch and smaller have a screwed packing nut; larger sizes have a bolted gland. No. 1504 Globe, Screwed No. 1505 Angle, Screwed List Prices and Dimensions Size __________ List Prices, per Valve___________ ` ______________________ Dimensions, in Inches Inches With Lead-Faced Disc *No. 1501 No. 1504 No. 1505 Globe Globe Angle Flanged Screwed Screwed F. & D. Extra No. 1501 | Charge for Steel Disc and SeatRing Style of flanges Groove bottom to face of Center to j top, j open * Specify tongue No. 1504 1 No. 1505 Diam End to end Center Center ( to j to ; tOp, j end Center s top, eter of wheel open open All Valves *4 %, 1 2 1 19.00 % 21.50 i 24.00 i*/ 29.50 ll 2 35.00 2 , 44.50 16.00 16.00 17.50 19.50 21.50 25.00 29.50 37.50 16.00 16.00 17.50 19.50 21.50 25.00 29.50 37.50 7.50 1 ii 4'/2 1 714 21/4 63/4 3s/g 7.50 1 ! 43/4 1 714 23/8 63/4 1 3% 8.00 9.00 Oval S'Vis 1 7`4 i 5 ; 71.4 6Vis ' 914 I 51/2 ! 91/4 21/2 23/4 63/4 35'8 8V2 4'.'is 10.00 6"/is ! 9*4 1 61/4 ! 9i/4 314 81/2 4 Vi 6 11.50 7% 1 UVt 1 63/4 1 H'4 334 10*4 [ 434 13.00 Square 8 Vs i u'-2 1 7'/2 ! 11V2 334 1014 ' 6 15.00 9>/s 1 12*4 i 81/2 1 1214 414 11 1 8 1 56.50 48.50 48.50 20.00 10S/iS 1 12% 1 91/2 1 1234 1 434 11*4 l 8 3 4 | 80.50 121.00 70.00 70.00 23.00 27.00 Round 12`Vie i 149/, e 141/4 | 161/4 1 12 ! 1414 1 l1 6 1234 1 9 10 *l.i-c prices of No. 1501 Flanged Valve* include facing and drilling but not companion Manges. bolt<, or gasket*. General description . . .page 410 Dimensions of end flanges and facing . . page 416 Companion flanges . . page 415 35 412 CRANE Ferrosteel Globe and Angle Valves for Ammonia Union Bonnet -- Plug Type Disc 300 pounds ammonia working pressure 300-pound air-under-water test Cross Seccion L'nion Bonnet Globe With Plug Type Disc All-iron: Except for the steel stem with in tegral disc, the valves are all-iron. Copper and brass, unsuited for corrosive services, are not used in their construction. Regrinding: The valves may be reground without removing them from the line. Recommendations: These valves have a wide application in services where plug type disc valves can be utilized. Recom mended primarily for high pressure ammonia refrigeration use, the valves are equally suitable for air, oil, or gas, for corrosive fluids in special process work, and for chemical plants where rugged, all-iron construction is needed. Construction: The valves are of the inside screw, rising stem type. Their plug type disc is integral with a nickel-plated, steel stem. The union bonnet construction provides a strong, tight joint between the Crane Ferrosteel body and the malleable iron bonnet. The unusually deep stuffing box is filled with high grade packing and equipped with a gland. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Inches No. 15041/2 Globe Screwed No. 15051/2 Angle Screwed End to end Globe Center to end Angle Center to top, open Length of tee handle 14 1 %1 %1 %1 l| 15.50 15.50 16.00 17.50 19.00 15.50 15.50 16.00 17.50 19.00 3 ;1 3V4 31/2 j4 41/2 1% 69/is 41/2 1% 6% 41/2 1% 6% 41/2 2 81/4 6 iV* 8V2 6 No. 1504V2 Globe Screwed No. 15051/2 Angle Screwed Ferrosteel Lift Check Valves for Ammonia Cross Section No. 150712 No. 15071/2 Horizontal Lift Check Screwed 300 pounds ammonia working pressure 300-pound air-under-water test Recommendations: No. 1507Lift Check Valves, like all valves in the Crane Ammonia line, are ideal for high pressure ammonia service, for air, gas, or oil, or for corrosive services and special process work requiring heavy duty, all-iron construction. List Prices and Dimensions Size 1 No. 1507%, Lift Check Screwed List Prices End to end Center to top Inches Each Inches Inches V2 3i 1 VA 1V2 ' 2 27.00 28.00 30.00 35.50 41.50 51.00 5 51/2 6V4 63/4 71/2 8 Vi 25/g 31/2 3% 41/s 4% 51/g Construction: Unusually heavy, mas sive metal sections provide a high safety factor. The valve cap is bolted on by means of four steel bolt-studs. The cap joint is tongue and groove, assuring positive retention of the l^-inch thick Cran.te gasket. The upper end of the disc is piston shaped and fits snugly in the body. This dash-pot type of construction cushions the disc in service and increases the life of the valve. The disc is guided at both ends in sizes 1 }4-inch and larger and, in sizes 1Y2 and 2-inch, is regularly equipped with a piston ring. Materials: The body and cap are made of Crane Ferrosteel, a high grade iron about 35 per cent stronger than cast iron. The disc in sizes i-inch and smaller is steel; in larger sizes, it is Ferrosteel. General description .. *. page 410 CRANE 413 Ferrosteel Expansion Valves for Ammonia 300 pounds ammonia working pressure 300-pound air-under-water test Recommendations: These high grade expansion valves are recommended for high pressure ammonia refrigeration service, and for air or gas lines. They are particularly suited for use on short lines. Construction and materials: The valves No. 1513 Globe, Flanged Tongue and Groove No. 15191/2 Globe, Screwed are of the rising stem, bolted bonnet type. They have a needle point stem with fine, close fitting threads to permit very accur ate adjustment. The stem is steel and is nickel-plated above the threads. The body and bonnet are made of Crane Ferrosteel. The stuffing box is unusually deep anu is fitted with a gland. The wheel is especially made for these valves. When wide open, the valves may be repacked while under pressure. Cross Section Globe, Screwed No. 1519% Angle. Screwed * List prices of flanged valves in clude facing and drilling but not companion flange*. bolts, or gaskets. List Prices and Dimensions Size I List Prices. Each | Dimensions, in Inches Inches % 4 % 1 *No. No. 1010 Globe j IOtV</2 Globe No. No. 151J |15193/4 Angle Style Groove Center of bottom to flanges to face top, No. 15194 No. 151 a ( Diam- End to end Center Center Center to top, to end top, wheel Flanged Screwed Screwed: of open open open All F. &D. tongue Valve* 19.00 18.00 18.00 _____ 5s/.s ~4/~ ' 74 " "2% ` 7 34 19.00 1 18.00 18.00 3%59/is 74 43/4 74 7 34 20.00 18.50 18.50 Oval 513/ig 74 5 7>/2 24 7 34 21.50 1 19.50 19.50 6Vis 7Vz sy2 74 23/4 7 34 A24.00 ' 21.50 21.50 Square 61 Vi6 7V2 6 74 34 7 34 Companion Flanges,... page 41S Dimensions of end flanges and facing,.. . page 416 All-Iron Liquid Gauges for Ammonia With Special Lead Seat 300 pounds ammonia working pressure 300-pound air-under-water test Crane Liquid Gauges are recommended for ammonia, air, gas, or oil service. The gauge valves have a ball check valve in their inlet end. Should a glass tube be broken, the check valves close instantly and automatically, preventing the escape of fluid or gas. Unless otherwise or dered, gauges are furnished with 15-inch centers. Centers up to 24-inch are avail able at an extra charge; see price table. List Prices Size No. 15864 Liquid Gauge !; r Parts for No. 15864 With 15-inch centers Each Inches Complete For each !i Upper or Gauge inch over Lower Valve Glass 15 inches ! Only only, up to | 24 inches j Add j Specify u hich is u-anU'il %" O.D.. for 15" centers Per Inch | Each Each Guard only. for 15" centers Each Rubber Gauge Glass Gasket only Each 4 37.00 % 37.00 .55 ! .55 17.00 17.00 .50 2.40 .05 .50 2.40 .05 Flat Steel Gauge Glass Washer only Each .08 .08 Steel Stuffing Box Washer only Each .08 .08 Ammonia Relief Valves.. . .page 331 Ammonia Pressure Gauges... .pages 366 and 367 No. 15864 Liquid Gauge \\ ich SpecMj Lead >`cac 35 414 CRANE Fittings for Ammonia 300 pounds ammonia working pressure 300-pound air-under-water test Return Bends for Atmospheric Ammonia Condensers or Pipe Coils No. 1521, 90 ElbowTongue & Groove Flanged--Ferrostcci Tongue ur No. 1523, Tee Tongue & Groove Flanged--Ferrosteel D-- --E- Flanges used: All Hanged ammonia fittings, with the exception of the N'o. 1503 Return Bend, require the No. 154.' Tongue and No 1545 Groove Flanges shown on the opposite page. The N'o. 1563 Return Bend requires the No. 15 50 Groove Flange shown below. Fittings ordered with flanges are furnished with bolts, nuts, and Cranite gaskets. Return bends: The No. 1563 Return Bends are extremely compact. They are ideal for close coupled coil assemblies such as are used in processing coke oven gas. The No. 1570 Return Bend consists of a gasket, bolts, and two qo elbows. One elbow has a screwed end and a flanged tongue end; the other, a screwed end and a flanged groove end. The N'o. 1570 can be di\ :vd and used as two screwed and flanged ena .ibows, or, by using all parts of a No. 158Q Flange Union (page 182), as two complete combination elbows with flanges, bolts, and gaskets. D---! No. 1559, Return Bend Tongue & Groove-Flanged-Ferrosteel ; cii \ cm SU No. 1563, Return Bend Tongue--Flanged--Malleable Iron u No. 1521 or No. 1523 List prices of flanged fittings do not include companion flanges, bolts, or gaskets. Prices of companion flanges do not include bolts or gaskets. 35 List Prices and Dimensions __ ___________ __ Description of Product and Catalog Number , Style of : Flanges Size List Prices, Each Inches Black Galv.' % 1 5.50 | 34 1 6.00 | II II Dimensions, in Inches D 1 2* Vis 1 3M, 1 2/ip 1 3% No. 1570, Divided Return Bend Screwed--Malleable Iron Tongue & Groove with Cranite gasket. Lead gasket furnished when specified. Flanged 90 Elbows No. 1521 Square Round Oval Flanged No. 1523 Tees Square 1 | 7.00 | D4 1 8.00 j l>/2 1 9.50 | 2 1 11.25 | 2V2 1 13.50 | 3 j 20.00 | 4 1 33.50 1 % 1 8.25 ( 34 1 9.00 | 1 | 10.50 | ll4 1 11.25 | IV2 1 13.50 | 2 1 16.00 | II 1 3% 1 3*4 6 II 1 3% 1 4 II 1 334 1 43/g II 1 4*4 1 47/8 11 1 434 1 5V.fi II 1 6 1 6134s II 1 6% 1 7iyI(! II 53/16 1 2 /16 1 31/8 II 6V 1 2ls/ifi 1 33/ H 6Vie 1 3Vg 1 3V.s II 73/s | 3% 1 4 11 8% 1 334 1 43/g II 91/g 1 4 >4 1 47/8 Companion Flanges for No. 1563 Return Bends ri fl4 ^ No-1556, Groove No. 1556V2, Tongue Screwed--Malleable Iron The No. I 55o12 is used with the No. 15 Jo in or at the ends of coils having No. 15b3 Bends. Round 2V2 1 19.00 | 3 1 28.00 | 4 | 47.00 | II 10s/ik 1 434 1 59/ifi '|12l3/i61 6 1 613/l6 1! 14V.fi 1 6% 1 7iy,fi Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings for Ammonia 1*4 x 4 | 7.50 | II 4 | 4% 1 41/8 Flanged Return Bends No. 1559 Square 14 x 6 2 x6 2 x8 | 8.50 | | 11.00 1 | 12.00 | II 6 | 5% 1 51/g II 6 1 6Vis 1 513/.6 '1 8 1 7V,a 1 613/1R No. 1563 Oval 2 x 3Vi | 11.50 | 14.00 1 3V2 1 I 4iy.fi Screwed Return Bends No. 1570 Companion No. 1556 | Flanges No. 15561/2 1 - Oval Oval 1*4 x 4 | 13.00 | 1*4 x 6 | 13.50 | 2 x 3V2 1 16.50 | 12 x 4 1 17.00 | 2 x 6 | 18.50 1 12 1 1.70 ! 12 1 2.60 1 1 4 | 5% 1 1 6 1 5% No. 260 E 90 Elbow II 3V2 1 7 Vis 1 No. 272 E '1 4 | 7 Vi 6 Return Bend '1 6 ! 7V.fi 2.80 , 3.70 1 Cen tral description............. page 410 Other Com am'oi Flanges............................ page 415 Dimensions of end flanges and facing., .page 416 CRANE Flanges for Ammonia 415 Special Forged Steel Screwed Flanges No. 1582V->, Tongue No. 1583'/2, Groove The special flanges above have smaller dimensions than the regular type shown at the right. They are used on: No. 1591H Flange Union (see page 182) No. 1529 Combination Elbow (see page 266) For dimensions, refer to the No. i5QiH- 300 pounds ammonia working pressure These flanges have a wide application in high pressure ammonia refrigeration service. They are equally suitable for use on air. gas, and oil lines. Sites 3-inch and smaller are made of forged steel; the 4-inch site is malleable iron. List Prices Cat. Nos. Style Sire Prices, Each of With With- Flange Bolts out and gSS Inches Gasket Vi 1 1*20 | .95 Oval 3/g I 1.45 1 1.15 1,2 ! 1.60 | 1.30 Nos. 1545 1547 1555 1557 Square 3/4 l 1.95 l 1.50 1 5 2.45 * 1.90 l'/4 1 2.80 ' 2.25 11/2 3.35 i 2.50 2 | 4.00 I 3.15 2'2 ' 6.00' 4.85 Round 3 4 10.25 8.00 1 13.50 1 11.25 Nos. 1582i/2 Oval 1 | 2.20 1 1.80 1V4 | 2.35 | 1.95 15831/2 Square! 2 1 4.00 1 3.15 Unless otherwise ordered, Jlanges are furnished without bolts or gaskets. Reducing Ranges can be made to order bv drilling and capping blind Manges: prices on request. Bolting on companion flanges requires an extra charge; see the CraneDiscountSheet. for tongue and groove flangetunions suitable for 300 pounds ammonia. use the Xo. 1 roo or 1 ro( LI show n onpageiSi. The latter, made by bolting together the Special Screwed Flanges at tne lelt, IS Ideal tor making Up pipe COils with close centers. Screwed Flanges No. 1545 Groove Blind Flanges a No. 1557 Groove For dimensions of reg ular screwed and blind flanges, see rage 416. Ferrosteel Double Pipe Fittings For Water Coolers WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam No. 15741/2 Return Bend With Union Ends 175 pounds cold water Fittings for Double Pipe Water Coolers ,, No. 1575V2 Double Pipe Return Bend With Union Ends No. 15753,4 Double Pipe Tee With Union End With Crane Double Pipe fittings, the inside and outside pipes are entirely independ ent of each other, and are free to expand or contract independently without danger of straining the joints. The fittings can be demounted easily and quickly for cleaning or repairs. Xo. 1574J4 Return Bends are cast iron with malleable iron union ends and rubber gaskets. The No. 1575H Double Pipe Return Bend and No. 1575M Tee have Ferrosteel bodies and glands with malleable iron union rings and tailpieces, and rubber gaskets. Catalog No. List Prices and Dimensions Sire Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Inches Black Galv. A B C **~ B -- J -- C '-- No. 1574* v and No 1575','2 No. 15741/4 No. 1575*2 l`/4 2 2rli/4 No. 157534 2-11/4-2 4.50 8.00 17.00 11.00 23.50 15.50 4% 53/l6 1 6 61 1/lB ' 4% 63/s bee ill.;~rr iuon -it right. Fabricated Double Pipe Heat Exchangers. .. .page 522 t--!-- -3's---<--4; 2--*- No. 157534 416 CRANE Gaskets for Ammonia Cranite Gaskets for Tongue and GrooveJoincs Rubber Gaskets for Boyle Joints List Prices and Dimensions Sire Tongue and Groove Gaskets Prices, Each Inches Inches Cranite Lead I.D._ O.D. ~y~ % Vz 34 1 W* IV2 2 IV2 3 4 .04 ' .06 .05 ! .07 .05 ! .07 .07 1 .10 .07 i .13 .09 | .18 .09 j .18 .10 | .21 .11 ! .24 .12 | .26 .17 | .34 19/32 3 V32 23/32 . l3/32 % 1 l7/32 iy8 1 11S/32 1% i l25/32 ln/16 i 27/32 l1S/l6 1 2,5/32 27/l6 1 33/32 215/is ; 32l/32 39/l6 1 4V32 49/ls 1 5'S/32 Size Inches Canvas Wrapped Boyle Gaskets Prices, Each Inches Rubber I.D. 1 O.D. F/4 .20 H'/is ` 2'A Except for No. 1563 Re turn Bends and Nos. (5 30 and (5 56 J > Flanges page 414), afl Crane flanged ammonia prod ucts listed in this section, as well as flange unions and combination elbows shown on pages 1S2 and 200 respectively, ha ve the same tongue and groove dimensions for corresponding pipe sizes. Gaskets, are inter changeable, size for size; all are `/16-inch thick. Gaskets for the No. 15G3 Return Bend and ap plicable flanges are special; prices and dimen sions will be furnished on application. Boyle gaskets: Gaskets (%-inch thick) for Boylejointsare rubberandarecanvaswrappecl; they are used in the double pipe return bends and tees described on the preceding page. Dimensions of Ammonia Valves, Fittings, Flanges, and Flange Facings Globe. Angle, or Check Valve Screwed 35 Globe Valve Flanged Dimensions of Crane valves and fittings for ammonia service are indicated on individual pages listing the products (411 to 414). Dimensions repeated below point out the wide degree of interchangeability in the Crane line. For example, note flanged valves and tees have the same face to face dimensions; and all screwed valves, with the exception of the union bonnet globe and angle shown on page 41a, have the same end to end or center to end. U 90 Elbow or Tee Flanged The dimensions shown for end flanges apply to all flanged ammonia valves, el bows, and tees. In addition, they apply to the No. 1559 Return Bend (page 414), regular screwed and blind flanges (page 415), and No. 158Q Flange Unions (page 182). Style of Flanges Size A B `/4 4y2 2V4 Oval % 434 2% Vi 5 2Vz 3/4 5'i 23/4 1 6/4 3 Vs 1V4 &34 3% Square lVi 7Vi 334 2 8V2 4V4 2VZ 9V2 434 Round 3 4 12 6 All dimensions in inches. Bolts C D E M N p R s T U V No. Dia. 39/i6 2716 39/i6 29/, 6 2% 3 513/is 2n/,6 3'/s 69/, 23 54s 3% 61 V,6 33/s 7% 33/8 39/, 6 4 SVs 9 Vs 1054s n34s j 33/4 434 434 6 43/8 4% 59/, s 6134s 149/,s 6Vs 17114s 35/8 313/16 4 434 39/, 6 315/.S 411/,6 5'/i6 5154s 8'/4 10 23/8 29/l6 23/4 31/4 31/4 33/4 4 Vi 5 5y8 65/8 7% 33/32 *9/32 l3/32 33/32 l7/32 7/s l1S/32 iy8 12 5/32 13/g 2732 111/16 215/32 l15/,6 3732 27,6 331/32 i 2154s 49/32 39/.S 315/32 49/,s 1 iy8 IV* lVi ll3/l6 21/4 21/2 31/8 311/l9 45/lfi 51/2 9/16 7 l/l6 27/32 13/32 ll`/32 12V32 139/32 213/32 229/32 3l7/32 41732 3/16 3/16 3/16 3/l6 3/16 1/4 1/4 `A 3/l6 3/l 6 7/l6 Vi 1/8 'A 1/8 1/8 3/l6 3/,6 3/16 v^ Vi Vi 2 Vi 2 1 Vi 2 1 Vi 2 1 5/8 4 1 Vi 4 ! Vi 4% 4 Vi 4 3/4 8 3/4 8 3/4 On valves, the tongue face is on the end flange next to the upper side of the disc. \ CRANE 417 Atmospheric Ammonia Condensers The illustrations below show two common types of atmospheric condensers, and indicate the application of the return bends and fittings shown on pace a i a [either tv pe, or any other type, can be made with flanged, screwed, or divided return bends, or combinations of all three: if welded joints are preferred, welding fittings (see No. 150! No. 1501 pages 275 to and flanges (see pages lev i to :os) can be used. Gas Inlet X Header : _L X ---------r J ` - - -- r~ Purge and I_y Pump-Out Header -X , 3U No. 1559 No. 1501 Purge and Pump-Out Header No. 1570 X No. 1501 \~ ojtCXjf- 'i jy ZL -U 3b --L No. 272E Liquid Outlet Header \ * JeE_J_ 'Ll No. 1501vT -t :jb N- >5-1 Liquid Outlet l Header___ Gas Inlet Header Atmospheric Condenser The atmospheric ammonia condenser above is the simplest type. The hot gas from the compressor enters at the top and the condensed liquid ammonia leaves at the bottom. These condensers are usually made of 2-inch Standard weight pipe, zo feet long, and iS or zz pipes high. However, they can be built of any weight or length of pipe, and any number of pipes high.' Each stand of condensers should have a galvanized water trough made in two sections, with adjustable trough supports for leveling. Atmospheric Condenser With Three Preliminary Pipes The ammonia condenser illustrated above is of the atmospheric type with a three-pipe prelimi nary cooler at the lower part of the coil. The hot gas enters at the bottom, where it is partly cooled by the water which has already passed over the main condenser. The partially cooled gas then passes to the top of the coil and meets the coldest condensing surface where the actual process of condensation begins. Cast Iron Pipe Stands For Condensers, Brine Coolers, Water Coolers, or Heat Exchangers Made to order only--Prices on application A complete stand consists of a base, an intermediate section or sections, and a top section. However, an intermediate section may be used at the top; it is always required with water troughs and trough supports. Bases: The q-inch and 15-inch bases are de signed for 2-inch at Base Face 2 Inches Wide Face 6 Inches Wide Trough Supports mospheric and 2-inch Trough supports: The trough support with a 2-inch double pipe condensers. wide face is for use on each end of a condenser coil; the support with a 6-inch wide List of Sites. Ail for Use with 2-inch Pipe face is for the middle of the coil Top Sections 4 or 6 pipes high *44" where two troughs meet. Top Intermediate Intermediate 4, 6, or 8 pipes high *54" Section Section Sections 4 or 6 pipes high 44" Each trough support has two Bases 9 or 15 inches high long bolts, with three hexagon Malleable iron or galvanized sections are made to order; Trough Supports 2 or 6-inch face prices on application. ''Indicate-, center to center dimension for pipe*. nuts each, for adjusting and leveling the trough. 418 CRANE --From Crane-- Products to Fit the Service 35 Housing project piping where Crane fit tings, unions, and valves are installed. Piping system in the boiler room of a candy manufacturer A portion of the ventilating system of a large gymnasium utilising Crane fittings and unions. Crane fittings, unions, and valves used in piping for controlling air operated valves in a large refinery. Accessories CRANE Solder-Joint Valves, Fittings, and Accessories Solder-Joint Valves Gate........................................................ page 410 Globe............................................................... page 411 Angle......................................................................... page4M Swing Check.............................................................page440 Solder-Joint Fittings Couplings. Reducers, and Adapters.............page 444 Elbows....................................................................... page443 Tees, Plugs. Caps, and Bushings......................... page444 Return Bends and Unions..................................... page444 Accessories Torches and Soldering Sets........................... page 446 Tools and Brushes.................................................. page447 Soldering Materials.................................................page447 Copper Water Tube Standard Specifications............................... page 448 Linear Expansion Table........................................ page445 Making a Solder Joint............................................... page445 Square End Sawing Vise for Copper Tube. . .see page 444 The user of copper tubing for plumbing, heating, and industrial installations will appreciate the complete line of solder-joint material offered by Crane. All of the requirements for a modern, dependable installation--valves, fittings, tubing, and accessories--are obtainable from one source--Crane. The list of Crane'Solder-Joint Valves includes globe, angle, gate, and check valves. In addition, a wide selection of Crane screwed end valves, through the use of adaptors, is available for copper tubing piping systems. 419 36 A Crane installation in an evaporator room of a milk drying plant. 420 CRANE Brass Solder-Joint Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water 200 F. Service recommendations: Crane No. i j co Brass Solder-Joint Gate Valves are recommended for general shut-off valve service on low pressure steam lines and on hot and cold water lines. The valves are well suited for use in plumb ing and heating systems, on circulating water lines, on low pressure condensation return lines, and for similar low pressure services. Important--When Solder-Joint Valves and Fittings are installed on steam lines, the solder used to make the joints must have a melting point high enough to withstand the tem perature of the steam. Construction: No. 1320 Gate Valves have a non-rising stem and a one-piece wedge disc. They are sturdily constructed and are amply reinforced at points subject to great est stress, to withstand piping and operat ing strains. All parts are made of good quality materials. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Larger sizes and higher pressure valves: When larges size or higher pressure valves are wanted, Crane screwed end valves with solder-joint adaptors can be used. Instruction tag: These valves arc fur nished with a tag giving special instruc tions for soldering. -C-; No. 1320, Gate Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem Size No. 1320, Gate A Dimensions. 1 C in Inches , D 1E List Prices and Dimensions Inches > 3/$ Vi % 1 U/4 1*2 2 Each' 4.30 | 5.00 |1 5.90 || 7.00 1| 9.40 [ 12.00 ."17.00 1 l3/is ! l3/l6 11 % : IVis l5/is 17/i 6 ,3/32 I 17/32 ! 25/32 11 2%2 35/32 l3/32 1 3V* 1 3% :: 43/s ;; 5 v8 <! 53/4 b3s 1 1 Vi 1 m i1 2V.S 11 2Vis ' 23/4 1 3'/is IV.s ln32 73A 3% Brass Solder-Joint Swing Check Valves WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. 36 Service recommendations: Crane Construction: The valves are strong No. 1303 Brass Solder-Joint Swing and well proportioned; they will easily Check Valves are recommended for withstand normal operating strains. All service on steam, hot water, and cold partsare made ofgood quality materials. water. They are particularly suited for plumbing and heating systems and for low pressure steam and water lines in industrial and process plants. Larger sizes and higher pressure valves: When larger size valves or valves suitable for higher pressures are wanted, Crane screwed end valves with Cross Section Important--When Solder-Joint Valves solder-joint adaptors can be used. and Fittings are installed on steam lines, the solder used to make the joints must Instruction tag: The valves are fur have a melting point high enough to nished with a tag giving special instruc withstand the temperature of the steam. tions for soldering. List Prices and Dimensions No. 1303 Swing Check Su ing Check Size No. 1303, Swing Check Dimensions, in Inches A C D Inches Vz 1 3/4 i 1 ;1 U/4 1 1 Vi ! 2 Each 4.30 | 4.90 | 6.50 || 8.00 | 9.70 ! 14.70 ls/8 ln/16 2V16 1' 2Vl6 ' 27/s 1 3 Vi 13'16 l IV, 6 V's IMg U/g IV16 ll3/ie 23/,s 29/,6 2`3/l6 3 Vi Swing Check Valves may be used either in a horizontal position, or in a vertical position for upward flow. CRANE 421 Brass Solder-Joint Globe and Angle Valves Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. a* R No. (.511 Angie No.I3101 2 Globe Valves are regularly furnished with a right hand drain unless a left hand drain is specified. CrO'S Section No. 1310, G.uoe ______ List Prices________ Size_____________________________ _ Inches 3/s *'2______ ____ No. 1310. Globe Each _3.20 3.90 ____5.40 No. 1310*2. Globe with drain_____ Each4 30b.OO No. 1311. Angle Each , 3.203.90 , 5.40 ~~ ____ -'or cc-nposuwn Jisc< ve pace i jj 1 >.40 _ 7 A0 ! 1*4 1 l12_________ 2___ j 1 0T~00 13350" "lO^OlT 1________ (______ I 10.00 1 13.00 20.00 Service recommendations: Solder-Joint Giobe and Angle Valves are recommended for steam or water lines. They are well suited for plumbing and heating systems, for low pressure steam and water piping in industrial plants, and for similar service. Important--When valves are installed on steam lines, the solder used to make the joints must have a melting point that is high enough to remain un affected by the temperature of the steam. Construction: The valves, although light in weight, are sturdily constructed. They are well proportioned and are amply reinforced to withstand piping and operating strains. All parts are made of good quality materials. The divc holder is spun onto the end of ch-. stem. The stu.iinu ho\ is amply deep to m-c.ent leakage around the -tern. Discs: Lnie-s otherwis. ordered these Valves are furnished with a No. i: Com:-isition Disc, suitable for i it pounds cold water or for hot water, zoo3 F. ma\ imu m tempora ture. V nen so ordered, the valves will be furnisheei w ith a No. io Composition Disc suitable for izo pounds saturated steam. For description and dimensions of discs, see page 133. ____ Drain on No. 1310V*j Valve: The No. 1310*2 Solder-Joint Globe Valve is regularly furnished with a right hand drain; orders must specify "with left hand drain" if left hand is wanted. Right I (and The adjacent illustrations indicate the position of a right hand and a left hand drain. J Lett 1 Dn<J Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can ho repacked while under pressure. Larger sizes and higher pressure valves: When larger size valves or valves suitable for higher pres sures are wanted. Crane screwed end valves with solder-joint adaptors are recommended. Instruction tag: These valves are furnished with a tag giving special instructions for soldering. 36 Dimensions, in Inches Size 3 8 12 3/4 I I'A 1*2 2 A "1*2 IN * * 3 16 ' 23/g~~ 23/4 3Vl6 3% B .| % 3/4 % l*/l6 W* lVlG C Vi 6 9/16 : *VI6 13/l6 I Ws 1 13/g D J"s_ 3*2 41 i 4% E 25/8_ 3>j 334 4*4 45/g 5*/4 F L1 > `iV 16 23/4 3*/,6 I 3% 422 CRANE Wrought Copper Solder-Joint Fittings I lie Crane line of Wrought Copper SolderJoint Fittings is shown on this and the two pages following. Hints for planning a suc cessful installation are show n on page git. Larger sizes; dimensions: Larger sizes than listed are available. List prices of larger sj;<_s .aid dimensions for all s|-0s will he furnished on application. Other fittings: Wrought Copper Solderloint Fittings for refrigeration, ansi Cast Brass Fittings, ineluding a complete line for drainage service a:v dso available': prices and information on application. Tubing: The outsiue eliametcr of tubing used with <olJer- fittings is 1 ^-meii greater than the nominal size; see page 42$. Couplings and Reducers No. 600 Coupling With Stop Copper to C iopper Nominal Size Inches lA 'A % Vi 3A 1 l'A 1V2 2 2H Vi-V, %'Va x'/g y2<% v* 3A' V2 x% C/4 36 l <3A A2 % iv4a . 10 l1^-IV4 .1 3/4 No. 601 Coupling Without Stop Copper to Copper No. 600-2 Fitting Reducer Fitting to Cupper List Prices, Each No. 600 Coupling with Stop No. 601 Coupling without Stop .08 .09 .09 .12 .18 .24 .30 .38 .68 1.00 .09 .08 .09 .09 .12 .18 .24 .30 .38 .68 1.00 -- No. 600-2 Fitting Reducer -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ----- .09 .09 .09 .18 -- .24 .30 ~ .38 -- .18 .24 .30 .38 2-1H IV* .l .34 .68 -- .68 '12 2' 2 - 2 * n2 1.00 -- 1.00 .1 NPTI = Intern.-! Standard Pipe Thread Female' NPTE =E\te rr.al Standard Pipe Thread -Malei 33 Adapters 33 zar No. 603 Female Adapter Gjppcr to NPTl No. 603-2 Female Fitting Adapter Fitting to XP i'l No. 604 Male Adapter Gipper to \PTE No. 604-2 Male Fitting Adapter Fitcing to XPIF- Nominal Si^e Inches Copper or Fitting to XPT Vs V* % v2 3A 1 l>/4 w2 2 2M> v4-% %*1 X Vi Vixl x3/4 x3/g C/4 3/4x 2 xlV2 xiy* a <v2 1 -2 / 1 \'2 xiV4 x34 xVa iy*-2 xl'/2 a x3/4 1 >/2 - 2 '11/4 A '3A 2x11/2 xiy* .1 3i List Prices. Each No. 603 Female Adapter No. 603-2 Female Fitting Adapter No. 604 Male Adapter .18 .18 .18 .18 .18 .18 .18 .18 .18 .20 .20 .20 .30 .30 .30 .55 .55 .55 .76 .76 .76 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.50 1.50 1.50 2.60* 2.60* 2.60* .18 -- .18 .55* .30 __ .30 .20 .20 .20 -- -- .55 .30 .30 .30 .20 .20 .20 .20 -- ~ 1.50* 1.05* ~-- .OO .76* .53 .30 .30 .30 -- - 1.50* 1.05* .76 .55 .55 .55* 1.50* 1.05 _ 1.05 .76 .76 .76* 1.50 -- 1.50 1.05 1.05 1.05* - 1.05* 1.05* 1.50 1 -- 1 1.50 -- -- 1.50* -- -- 1.50* -- -- 1.50* No. 604-2 Male Fitting Adapter .18 .18 .18 .20 .30 .53 . 76 1.05 1.50 2.60* -- -- .20 -- .30 .20 -- -- -- .30 -- -- ' .76 A-ten-k indicates sires made of ca^c brass. CRANE Wrought Copper Solder-Joint Fittings Elbows 423 No. 606 45: Elbow Copper to (iopper No. 606-2-2 45'Street Elbow Fitting to Fitting No. 607 90 Elbow Copper to (loppcr No. 607-2-2 90 Street Elbow Fitting to Fitting List Prices, Each Nominal Size Copper to Copper Fitting to Fitting No. 606 No. No. No. 607 606-2-2 607-2-2 Inches Vs Vi % uz % 1 lVi 1V2 2 2Vz >4 C/a Vs-1/* Vz'AA AA Vi<\i x% lx % I'AA A/4 'z 14-Hi 1 -34 2 1'-. l'i 1 2> 2 2 1+2 AVi 1 45' Elbow 90' Elbow .15 .15 .15 .18 .30 .55 .84 1.15 1.65 3.05 -- .15 .18 -- .30 -- .55 -- .84 -- -- -- -- *-- -- -- -- _ -- .15 .15 .15 .18 .30 .55 .84 1.15 1.65 3.05 . 15 .15 .18 .18 .30 .30 .55 .00 .84 .84 1 .84' 1.15 1.15 1.15' 1.65 1.65 1.65' 3.05* 3.05* 3.05* 3.05* 45 Street Elbow -- .20 .20 .28 .40 .70 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- __ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 90 Street Elbow .20 .20 .20 .28 .40 .70 .84 1.15 1.65 3.05 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- __ -- -- -- -- * \steri4; indicates -tic? made of east brass. Notes: The out-ide diameter of the cubing is C-inch greater than the nominal site, sec page 428. NP I't = Internal Standard Pipe Thread 1 Femalei NPTE = External Scandard Pipe Thread iMalei Larger sizes are available; prices, and dimensions of all sizes, on application. No. 606-2 45' Street Elbow- Copper to Fitting No. 706-31 45 ' Elbow Copper to NPTI Qi No. 706-4+ 45 Elbow Copper to XP I'E No. 607-2 90 Street Elbow Copper to Fitting No. 707-3 f 90 Elbow topper to XPT! <C_ No. 707-4t 90' Elbow Copper to XPTE List Prices. Each Nominal Size CoppertoFitting Copper to NPT No. 606-2 No. No. No. No. No. 607-2 706-3+ 707-3+ 706-4+ 707-4+ Inches 45 90 45 90 45' 90' Street Street Elbow Elbow Elbow Elbow Elbow Elbow Vs Vi % Vt 3A 1 1 Vi V2 2 2Vz VixVz %x3/i xl/z Vzxl xVi <% Vi A Vi xl x Vz x% lvl Vi -v2 ' 1Vix2 AVz xl AA 12 1M>.2 xl Vi xl _3_ 2.1V2 A Vi A .20 .20 .20 .28 .40 .70 .84 1.15 1.65 -- -- -- _ -- -- - -- -- t __ -- ;-- < __ :-- -- j-- ._ .20 .20 .20 .28 .40 .70 .84 1.15 1.65 3.05 .28 -- .28 -- .28 -- .70 -- -- .70 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- .20 .28 .40 .70 .84 1.15 1.65 __ -- -- __ -- -- __ __ -- -- -- -- -- -- ~ -- -- .20 .20 .28 .40 .70 .84 1.15 1.65 3.05 -- .40 .28 .70 .40 .28 .84 .70 .40 .40 .84 .70 .70 1.65 1.15 .84 .84 .84 1.65 i-- 1.15 1.15 i .65 1.65 1.65 -- " .20 .28 .40 .70 .84 1.15 1.65 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- _ -- __ -- .20 .20 .20 .28 .40 .70 .84 1.15 1.65 3.05 -- -- .28 .70 .40 .28 -- .70 .40 .84 .70 .70 -- 1.15 .84 .84 .84 l .bo 1.15 1.15 1.65 1.65 1.65 The li't of reducing -itcs above indicates the copper end ~izc fir^t +Eifl.b' owrVN- 'J.*: uh.1' SPY c-'v ' 36 424 CRANE Wrought Copper Solder-Joint Fittings Tees 36 List Prices, Each Nominal Sire No.611 Inches Tee 1 8 .23 '4 .23 % .23 1 2 .27 % .49 l .76 1*4 1.15 1V2 1.65 2 2.30 21, 4.85 c No 611, Tee C'-upper to O^pper ro (Copper l;or reducing lee-, -pocitv the -ire ol upcnings m the -Cviuence <>( lower ca-c lotcr- -how n -*n iliu-traii n Reducing Sizes Nominal Size Inches a be No. 611 Tee Nominal Size No. 611 Inches Tee a be Vi *4-*s '-8 '4 > hg , I'g Vi- Vs'vk %- 3/sx*4 'Vi 3/s- *4-3i x*4 'Vs 3/s * Vs * 3/s XVi XVs *4- V4x% V2' V'2--3/8 Vi. Vi* %xVi 3i *Vi Vi* Vi*Vi x3/g xVi 3/s- %*Vi 3A- 34*Vi x3/8 34* Vi * 3A x!/2 x3"8 Vi* 3.'sy-3A x Vi *3i Vz' Vz'3A l -1 *34 <38 1 * 34-i ,34 12 3i 1 * 1,-1 '34 - V2 3A 34-i 1 2' ^2*1 1*4 1*4-1 .3/4 1*4-1 - 12 -3i* -1*4 .1 .34 .1n 11/4. 34.114 .23 .1 <34 'A- Vi x l Vi * xl* -34* 1 -1 vll/4 34x 34*1*4* .23 1 Vi x 1 Vi x 1 Vi xl *34 x*A 1 Vi x 1*4*1 Vi xl*4 xl x34 x*/2* .27 iVi-I xl*/2 xl`/4 xl< lVi- 34xl1/2 xl Vi* lVix Vi*lVi* l*4xl*4xl*/2 1 vl xl*/2 2 '2 xl*/2 .49 xl*4 xl x34 x Vz 2 .1*/2x2 xl*/i xl*4 xl x34 "*2* 2 .1*4.2 .76 xl*/2 *1*4 2 .1 .-2* xl*/i* 2 34,2* -IV2* '2 . l2-2* 1* , - 1* 2 2 1*4 -1*4.2 1.15 1.65 2.30 1.15 Tecs arc manufactured under (.". S. Patent No Note: The out' do diunic ter of the tubing is 1 j-inch tpeatcr man the nominal 'ize. -CO page 42 "Aiten-L indicates -ires nude of cast brass. Plugs Caps Unions nn No. 616 Fitting End Plug Nominal Size Inches Vs Vi % Vz 3A 1 1*4 1 ho 2 2*4 No. 617 Tube Cap No. 633, Union Copper to Copper List Prices. Each No. 616 Fitting End Plug J No. 617 Tube Cap No. 633 Union .08 .76 .09 .09 .76 .09 .09 .76 .12 .12 .91 ,.18 ! .18 1 1.30 .24 .24 1.65 .76 .30 2.30 I .05 .38 ! 3.35 1.50 .68 4.20 2.60 1.00 8.35 Bushings Ashing Fitting to C-PPer List Prices, Each Nominal Size Inches No. 618 Flush Bushing Fitting CO Copper Vi< Vi 3/gx Vi V'2* % 34 X l/2 1 - 3A 1*4* l U'2< 1*4 .09 .09 .12 .18 .24 .30 .38 ReturnBends (Th No. 638 Return Bend Copper to Copper _________ List Prices, Each Nominal Center Size to Center Inches Inches No. 638 Return Bend Vi l .24 *4 1*4 .24 3/s 1*4 .30 lA 2 .38 3/. 2 Vi .53 33/8 .53 1 3 .76 1*4 4 1.20 1*4 4*/2 1.65 2 5U2 2.65 Other Solder-J0int Fittings In addition to the Solder-Joint Fittings shown on this and the preceding two pages. Wrought Copper SoiderJoint Fittings for refrigeration, and Cast Brass SolderJoint Fittings, including a complete line for drainage service, are available. Prices and data on request. Larger sizes are available; prices, and dimensions of all sizes, on application- CRANE Wrought Copper Solder-Joint Fittings 425 Making a Solder Joint Under proper conditions of cleanliness and tem perature, solder will make a perfect adhesion between adjoining surfaces of copper and cop per alloys. The strength of the joint is equal to, or even greater than, the strength of the tube alone. This is due to the great affinity of tin and copper--the tin of the solder and the cop per of the tube and product. Surface tension seals the joint; capillary attraction draws the solder into, through, and all about the joint. Six simple steps lead to a perfect joint. Both valves and fittings are joined to copper tubing in the same fashion. Cut the tubing to length, making certain the end is square; use a fine hacksaw blade. Ream and remove all burrs with a file or scraper. Clean the outside end of the tubing and the cup end of the fitting with steel wool, sand cloth, or a steel wire brush. Apply flux at the outside end of the tubing and inside the cup end of the product. Apply the flux evenly, but sparingly, until surfaces to be joined are completely covered. Slip the tube into the product and revolve a couple of times to assure even distribution of the flux. Use solder wire according to the nature of the job, bending over an end as long as the diameter of the fitting--y solder for y fittings, etc. Apply flame at the end of the fitting until the solder melts; than pass the flame toward the center of the fitting until the solder is absorbed and the joint completed. Remove excess solder, while it is still plastic, with a small brush. Leave a fillet around the cup of the fitting as it cools. Removing burrs from the tube end after it has been cut to the proper length. Both the tube and cup of the iicting should be cleaned to a bright finish. Applying flame to the fitting until the i 'der is completely absorbed. Solder and Solder Flux Requirements Nominal Size of Joint Inches >4 % Vi 34 l IV* iVz 2 2*2 3 3V4 4 Quantity of Solder Required, in Pounds For General Use For Drainage Use Vz -- Vi 3A l IVz ---- -- -- 1% w* 2 1% 2Vi 3Vz --U/z 4Vi 5 2--*4 m 41/4 Basis for values: The solder require ments in the table shown above are an estimate based on the weight of solder necessary to prepare ico joints of the sizes listed. Solder-'flux: Two ounces of solder flux are required for each pound of solder. Solders and fluxes .page 427 Expansion of Copper Tubing To plan a solder-joint piping in stallation successfully, it is neces sary, as in any other piping assembly, to make suitable pro visions for the expansion of the pipe lines under actual service conditions. Expansion bends can be designed only when the amount of expansion is known. To find the expansion in inches of any length of copper tubing, proceed as follows; First, obtain from the adjacent table the expansion at the mini mum line temperature and at the maximum line temperature. Second, subtract the value for the minimum temperature from the value for the maximum tem perature to find the expansion per foot through that temperature range. Third, multiply the expansion per foot by the number of feet of tubing for total expansion. Temper Linear ature Expansion in Incnes Deg. F. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360 380 400 420 440 460 480 500 Per foot of Copper Tubing .0000 .0025 .0045 .0065 .0087 .0110 .0135 ,0157 .0177 .0200 .0225 .0252 .0274 .0295 .0317 .0342 .0370 .0395 .0415 .0440 .0464 .0489 .0515 .0537 .0564 .0588 36 426 CRANE Torches and Soldering Sets Clayton & Lambert Torches Turner Torches No. 32A is recommended for all No. 150 is a moderately priced types of industrial use, cither torch, highly efficient on both indoors or outdoors. It gener- light and henvv jobs. The ates a large, powerful, steady burner, made of cast bronze, is blue flame seven inches long equipped with a windshield for which can be reduced to a small outdoor use. An improved type flame for light work. The valve prevents orifice enlarge burner has a blunt control ment. The pressure pump is needle which prevents the ori blow-proof. The tank, made of fice from enlarging, a remov terne plate steel, is sprayed able jet block, and a detachable with a bronze finish. No. 150 No. 32A Mechanics Standard For gasoline or kerosene cleaner pin. A full-skirced, heavy windshield protects the generator veins. Regularly ;urnished for gasoline, the torch will be equipped for use with kerosene, when orders specify. No. 206A is an exceptionally fine torch recommended for general indoor or outdoor use. It fea tures an exclusive tyfie "car buretor control", an automatic cleaning needle, and a replace For gasoline only No. JS8A a general purpose torch, can be used indoors or outdoors. A back-flow, super heating vein in the burner gen erates an intensely hot, well controlled blue flame 6J4 inches long. A blunt control needle prevents enlargement of the self-cleaning gas orifice. The able jet block. The torch is equipped with a full-skirted, protective windshield. The tank is made of a high polished brass. The No. zc6A is regu larly furnished for use with gasoline; when orders so spec ify, it will be equipped for use with kerosene. No. 206A For gasoline or kerosene orifice is removable; the cleaner pin is detachable. The unit has No. 1S8A General Purpose For gasoline only a windshield, an automatic pump with lock-down plunger, and is bottom filled. Bernz LP-Gas Torch A36 No. 327 for heavy duty service generates a powerful blast flame ten inches long or a small flame for ordinary use. The burner has a blunt control needle to prevent orifice en largement, a removable jet block, and a detachable cleaner No. LP-700 is a portable, "cartridge refill" torch using liquefied petroleum gas. The fuel cartridge lasts for many hours and is quickly replaceable when necessary. The torch operates in any position, lights instantly, and heats to ap proximately 3660 F. The No. LP-700 Torch features No. LP-700 pin. A full-skirted, heavy wind both a pencil-flame burner adjust For shield is securely fastened in able for fine, close work and a liquefied place. The unit, bottom filled, utility burner for general work re petroleum has an automatic pump with a quiring a large flame. The flame is gas No. 327 lock-down plunger. protected oy a shield. Heavy Duty For gasoline only Gasoline and Kerosene Torches shown above have a one quart capacity. Ideal Thermo-Grip Soldering Set Thermo-Grip Soldering Sets, recommended for the sweating and unsweating of copper tube and fittings, are extremely safe. All parts are fully insulated; cur rent is reduced to a harmless low voltage; there is no open flame. Instant heat is provided simply by touching the work with the tool. Each set includes a n; volt, 50 Oo cycle power unit, 12-foot secondary leads, and a plier attachment; furnished without a thumb switch unless specified. A Fork Attachment for soldering in restricted places where straight tools cannot be used and a Pencil Attachment for spot or seam soldering are also available. Prices on application CRANE Copper Tube Accessories 427 Ridgid Tubing Cutters Vl 1 No. 000.............. for to 1-inch O. D. No. 00...........for J,5 to 1 ! i-inch O. D. No. 0...............for I--? to 23s-inch O. D. Papco Cut-Off Tool A compact cut-off tool made of aluminum alloy and equipped with a burring attachment; handles copper tubing ^ to i-inch O.D. Swedge Tool No. 3713-CS A hardened steel, chrome-plated precision tool' used for swedging %, Jo.and^-incheoppertubing. Papco Flaring Tool The No. 4C0 Flaring Tool fea tures "Form-a-Gage", the ex clusive design that means better double Hares. Close flares of short tubes are easy, too. The toot quickly selects the right tubing sice (Ne to '> s-inch) for all hand flaring jobs. Sawing Vises Beaver Square-End Sawing Vises facilitate quick, clean, squareend cutting of copper tubing. The vises arc illustrated and described on page 444. Allen Soldering Fluxes Soldering Oil Soldering Salt Allen Soldering Paste, safe and easy to use, triples the strength of solder. Available in 2, 4, and 8-ounce, or t and 5-pound cans. Allen Soldering Oil gets into the tiniest crevice and takes the solder along. Excellent for sweat soldering copper joint fittings. Available in t, 3, and 12-pound bottles. Allen Soldering Salt, a powdered flux, solders all metals except aluminum. Non-acid; to use, simply mix with water. Avail able in Yi, i, and 5-pound bottles. Fluxolder An Active Solder Paint A flux and solder combined in paint form. No tinning or cleaning of parts is required. Fluxolder solders hard-to-reach parts, capillary joints, tubes, etc. It flows with a minimum of heat and produces a perfect joint quickly. Available in 3 2. 1, and 3-pound cans. FLUX'^iA irmnwm/'irr Flux-Stik requires no liquid, paste, or preliminary prepara tion. Simply rub the stick over the surface and apply the solder. Use on hot or cold metal. Eagle Bar Solders Eagle Wire Solders Type One-Star Two-Star Three-Star Four-Star Five-Star Tin-Lead Content 60-40"T 50-50<Tc 48-5 2 T 45-55cc 42-58<T Melt Range Deg. Fahr. 362-370 362-419 362-424 362-441 362-450 Only new, clean metals are used in Eagle Wire Solder. Available in any alloy. Furnished in 1, 5, 10, 25, and 50-pound spools. 36 Mill-Rose Clean-Fit Wire Brushes For quick, easy cleaning of copper tubing products This handy assortment simpli fies cleaning the cup ends of fit tings and the ends of copper No. 6200 Tube Brush water tubing. Individual brushes are available for each tubing sice from to i-inch. The No. 6001 Handle, made of aluminum, fits comfortably into the hand and accommodates any size brush. The No. b2Co Tube Brushes (individual brushes for l/i. ?4. and i-inch tubing sizes) are de signed to clean the right amount of surface area necessary for perfect solder-joints. me---- No. 6000 Brushes and No. 6001 Handle Prices on application 428 CRANE Copper Water Tube Standard Specifications These seamless copper cubes are especially designed for plumbing purposes, underground water services, etc., but are also suitable for copper coil water heaters, fuel oil lines, gas lines, certain industrial piping, etc, They are furnished in three weights: Types K and L, in hard and soft temper, and Type \f, in hard temper only. Nominal Size of Tube Inches >/4 3/s Vz 5/g 3k 1 1V4 iVz 2 2Vz 3 3V2 4 5 6 8 10 12 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 Dimensions and Weights Actual Outside Diameter of Tube Type K Tube Wall Thickness Weight per Foot Type L Tube Wall Thickness Weight per Foot Inches % v2 s/s % Vs iy8 l3/s 1% 2 Vi 2% 314 35/s 414 514 614 814 1014 1214 i 1 1 1 ! 1 1 Inches .035 .049 .049 .049 .065 .065 .065 .072 .083 .095 .109 .120 .134 .160 .192 .271 .338 .405 Pounds .145 .269 .344 .418 .641 .839 1.04 1.36 2.06 2.93 4.00 5.12 6.51 9.67 13.9 25.9 40.3 57.8 j I i 1 * 1 1 Inches .030 .035 .040 .042 .045 .050 .055 .060 .070 .080 .090 .100 .110 .125 .140 .200 .250 .280 Pounds .126 .198 .285 .362 .455 .655 .884 1.14 1.75 2.48 3.33 4.29 5.38 7.61 10.2 19.3 30.1 40.4 Type M Tube Wall Thickness Inches .025 .025 .028 -- .032 .035 .042 .049 .058 .065 .072 .083 .095 .109 .122 .170 .212 .254 Weight per Foot Pounds .106 .144 .203 -- .328 .464 .681 .940 1.46 2 03 2.68 3.58 4.66 6.66 8.92 16.5 25.6 36.7 Service recommendations: Copper water tube is Soft copper tube: Soft copper tube can be bent used for many services, such as for steam, water, air, without special bending equipment; it is recom oil, gas, or similar fluids. mended for service where bends must be made in the Type K Tube is recommended for general plumbing field, as on concealed replacement w'ork. 36 and heating systems, and especially for underground use and where conditions are severe; the tube is also Soft copper tube while in transit or when being handled may become flattened or distorted. Before used for gas, oil, and steam. being used, the ends of the tube should be sized to Type L Tube is recommended for interior use in assure a tight soldered joint. general plumbing and heating work. Type M Tube is for use with soldered fittings only, for waste, vent, interior drainage, and other non pressure applications. Standard lengths: co-foot straight lengths fur both hard and soft copper tube and 6o-foot coiled lengths for soft copper tube are generally considered stand ard. Other lengths can be furnished. On steam installations, the successful application of copper tubes depends not only upon the weight of the tube but also upon the solder used when makingjoints. The solder must have a melting point high enough to remain unaffected by the temperature of the steam. Hard copper tube: Hard copper tube is intended primarily for use in straight lengths. It is recom mended for field bending only when proper bending equipment is used. Tinning: Copper tube can be furnished tinned on the outside, on the inside, or on both the outside and the inside. American Standard: Type K (hard and soft) and Type L (hard and soft) in sizes % to 12-inch, and Type XI (hard) in sizes zYi to 12-inch conform to the American Standard for Copper Water Tube, A.S.A. No. H23.1-1947 (A.S.T.M. B88-4q), Prices on application Pipe Hangers & Supports CRANE 429 Pipe Hangers and Supports Hangers Standard Ring and Bolt Hangers..........................................page430 Adjustable Ring Hangers........................................................ page430 Adjustable Clevis and Band Hangers...................................page430 Adjustable Clips....................................................................... page431 Split Pipe Ring Hangers......................................................... page431 Adjustable Split Swivel Hangers........................................... page431 Adjustable Sw ivel Ring Hangers........................................... page432 Adjustable Sw ivel Pipe Rolls................................................. page432 Constant-Support Hangers..................................................... page433 Spring Cushion Hangers..........................................................page433 Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers.............................................page434 Single Pipe Rolls and Sockets................................................page435 U-Hooks......................................................................................page433 Wire Hooks................................................................................ page433 Pipe Straps......................................................................... page 43 3 Hanger Extensions and Connections Hanger Couplings and Toggle Bolts.................... page 43 3 Hanger Flanges......................................................................... page436 Adjustable Sw inging Hanger Flanges...................................page43b Hanger Rods.............................................................................. page43 Turnbuckles............................................................................... page437 Extension Bars.......................................................................... page437 Extension Eye Bolts................................................................ page437 Flattened End Bolts.................................................................page437 Flattened Lag Screws...............................................................page437 Clamps Extension Pipe or Riser Clamps............................................page437 Wrought Pipe Clamps..............................................................page438 Double Bolt Wrought Pipe Clamps......................................page438 I-Beam and Channel Clamps................................................. page438 Supports Pipe Roll Stands....................................................................... page439 Pipe Roll and Plate.................................................................. page439 Pipe Roller Supports................................................................ page439 Adjustable Pipe Roll Stands.................................................. page440 Cast Iron Pipe Supports..........................................................page442 Anchor Chairs............................................................................ page442 Single Hooks..............................................................................page441 Brackets Welded Steel Brackets.............................................................page441 Application of Welded Steel Brackets................................. page441 Miscellaneous Pipe Covering Protection Saddles......................................... page442 Floor and Ceiling Plates.......................................................... page442 No piping system is better than the means provided for its suspension and support. The support, suspension, and regulation of motion are important factors to be considered when installing a piping system since the stresses and thrusts occa sioned by dead weight and expansive movement may exceed safe working values for the piping materials, the connected equipment, or the building structure. The purpose of pipe hangers and supports is to carry the weight of the piping safely. Safety requires that supporting equipment, except springs, should be designed to include the weight of the pipe, valves, fittings, fluid transported or that used in testing (whichever is the heavier), and insulation, if used. Each pipe hanger or support should carry its portion of the load. Hangers, in particular, should be ad justable so that proper pitch and support of the pipe line can be maintained. The basic difference between pipe hangers and pipe supports is that with hangers, the piping load is supported from above; with sup ports, the piping load is supported from below. 37 The following pages illustrate many of the various pipe hangers, pipe supports, and accessories furnished by Crane to meet the needs of nearly every piping installation. 1 For deflection of horizontal pipe lines and spacing of pipe supports, see pages 550 and 551. 430 CRANE Pipe Hangers No. 2-C Standard Ring and Bolt Hangers The No. 2-C Hangers are made of light The hangers can be used with perforated weight, good quality soft steel. They extension bars, or with malleable iron can also be furnished galvanized. sockets for use with pipe or rod extensions. Sires and Dimensions Pipe size Inchesl Vi I1 % !1 1 1 i Vi 1[ 74 1 2 1 2'4 1 3 1 3'/2 1 4 I S 1 6 iSize Inchesl 34 |: % i1 Vs 1 Vs 1 l 1 i ; Ws i 1 Vs 1I l'/g 1 VA 1 ll4 !1 1*4 'No. of Gauge | 16 | 16 I 16 1 16 I 15 j 15 1 n 1 12 |1 12 1 12 1 12 I! 12 Size of bolt Inchesl 4 1 'A i1 Vi 1 Vi 1 Vi 1 Vi 1 lA 1 Vi 11 `4 1 Vi 1 Vi6 1 7l6 Adjustable Ring Hangers No. 95-G, Steel No. 95 CP-G, Copper Plated For Y\ to 1 Jd-inch cop per tubing, use rings one size smaller than for steel pipe. For extra heavy cast iron soil pipe, use same size rings as for steel pipe. _ These hangers consist of a steel ring supported by a malleable adjusting nut threaded for hanger rod. They may be used directly with an I-Beam Clamp or with a perforated extension bar. Pipe Size Vz Vi i iy Wi 2 2Vi 3 3M4 5 6 8 Dimensions, In Inches ~1-------- Max. A B c D E F Load fMaxh fMaxh Lbs. % 21-2 2 Vj 6 2 V 1*4 47/16 75 % 2% 2 VI6 3*4 IVs 47,6 80 % 2*7,6 2 Vt6 3% IVs 4*7,6 85 % 2 *7,6 2Vl6 334 Ws 47g 95 % 3 IVs 4 17,6 57,6 105 % 314 27,6 47is IVs 57,6 150 Vi 334fi 2% 54 l"4 67,6 225 Vi 47,6 2Vi 5*7ig 17,6 67,6 310 Vi 1 47,6 27,6 67,6 17,6 6Vl6 390 % 5% 3Vs 7% llV,6 87,6 475 % 5*7,6 3 Vi 8*7,6 ! 13 Vie 874 685 34 7*4 313/,s 107,6 27,6' 10 Mi 950 Vs 8,34g 4Vi i3Vi 27s 1217,6 1510 Adjustable Clevis and Band Hangers These wrought steel Adjustable Clevis and Band Hangers provide for vertical adjustment either before or after the pipe is in place. Hanger rods and supporting nuts may be locked into position after adjustment by use of the upper load nut. Hanger rods and nuts must be ordered separately. The hangers are regularly furnished black; the Xo. 23Q-F is available cadmium plated at extra cost. 37 No. 239-F Clevis Hanger Pipe Size 7 34 l 174 172 2 27a 3 372 4 5 6 8 10 12 Rod Dia. % 3/s % Vs Vs Vs V2 1/2 *4 7s Vs Vi Vs Vs Vs Dimensions, in Inches No. 239-F No. 269-G Max. B C F B C D F Load Max. Max. Lbs. 2*7,6 1 33/g .217,6 31/2 1 33/l6 374 ' 31/2 4% 314 434 , 434 57s ' 434 5% ' 478 672 4% 614 5*4 71/2 67,6 914 617,6 10*4 97,6 1374 117s 17 1334 ' 193/4 IVs . 1'4 27,6 27s 2*4 1 17,6 23/i6 274 2'4 1 17,6 27,6 37,6 2*4 74 IV2 23/4 317,6 21/2 74 77,6 3 43/16 2'4 74 17,6 374 57,6 31/2 7/4 17,6 41/4 6 31/2 74 17,6 41/2 6*4 314 74 17,6 474 7Vs 314 74 2 5*7,6 87,6 4;2 2 63/g 9ii/,6 ! 414 I 2 80 85 95 105 150 225 310 390 475 685 950 27s 77,6 174 414 2 1510 372 37/l 6 11f ijj J, No. 269-G Band Hanger Prices on application CRANE Pipe Hangers 431 Adjustable Clips Clip Ring No. 105-G B.ve 116-G Pipe Size Vi 1 1V4 1V2 2 All of these dips are Underwriters' listed. The N'o. ico-Gis made of malleable iron and consists of the No. icj-G Clip Ring, the No. i io-G Clip Base, and a hanger rod. The No. icc-G Clips allow a iJo-inch Dimensions, in Inches Square Head Ceiling to Inside Hanger Rod | Center of Pipe Diameter Length Diam. Min. Max, of Ring 6V4 % 8 9% 1V16 6% % 8V2 10`/a l7/l6 63/4 3/s 8% 103/g l13/l6 7 3/s 9 105/g 2Vi6 714 % 91/2 mi 29/ib adjustment which can be made easily after the pipe is installed. The adjustment is made by raising the pipe until the head of the rod is close to the ceiling and the turning rod. This Clip is regularly furnished black; galvanized to order. No. I06-G Split Pipe Ring Hangers Socket No. 110-G No. 110R-G Dimensions, in Inches No. UO-G, Pipe Threaded Pipe Max. || No. IK Pipe . R-G, 1 Rod t Threaded Max. Size A B . Load 1 Lbs. Size A B Load 11 1 Lbs. V2-I Vs N/g . 11/4-3 Vi 3 2-4 % 19/ib 5-6 l/2 m 8 % 2 Vs 150 390 685 950 1510 1/2-2 i 3/s 1 l>/s ' 2V2-3V2' V2 ' ls/16 4-5 1 % l9/l6 6 % T13/ie 8 % 2 V16 ISO 390 685 950 1510 Pipe Size l/z 34 1 11/4 1V2 21/2 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 Ring and Socket No. 107-G, Pipe Threaded ABCD No. 107R-G, Rod Threaded ABcD Vg Vi Vi Vi Vi IVa 1S/l6 2>/g Ws 25/l6 Wa Wi 2Vie iVia l9/l6 215/l6 I9/l6 IU/l6 3Vi6 3/s 3/s Va Va Va IVa lS/l6 2Vg IVa ll/g 2s/l6 Wa IV4 27/l6 1 Vi I9/lS 234 1 Vi 13 Vis 2% Vi Vi Vi Va lS/l6 1 Vi 6 2*/l6 21/4 3Vis 3% Va Vz lS/l6 l9/l6 23/4 3Vg 4Vg Vz 43/4 Vz lVs l5/lS l5/l6 ls/l6 2Vl6 2'4 2Vi 3 Vi 3V4 3% 4 Vi 4Vi Va Vz Vz Vi l9/lS 1% l7/g 2Vg 35/g 4V2 5 Vis 6% 5 Vi 67/is 73/g 89/l6 Va l9/l6 35/g 5V4 Va l9/l6 4V2 6 Vi Vi l13/lS 6 V16 7Vis Va 2VlS 63/g 8 VZ Pipe Ring No. 108-G Maximum Load Pounds 75 80 85 95 105 150 225 310 390 475 865 950 1510 Ring and Socket No. 107-G No. 107R-G -iAI* h Black unless cadmium plating is specified. Adjustable Split Swivel Hangers Dimensions, in Inches Pipe Ring to Center of Adjust Ad Pipe Bolt Size Bolt Hole Bolt Hole ment juster Thread Thread to Top No. (Centers) >2 1 3/4 1V& 1 iv8 Hi ls/g 1*2 13/4 2 2Vi 2l 2 2\z 33 33 8 4 3% 5 4H 6 434 8 7V4 10 9Vg 33/g 33/g 1% l5/g 1 1 Vs Va Vi Va 33/g IVa I Va 3% 334 3% IVa 1% 1% 11 1 Vi Vi Vi Vi 12 Vz 33i 1% 1 Vi Vz 3% 4 Vi 1% 2>i 1> Vi Va Vz Va 4Vi 2 Vi 2 3i Va 4V4 4Vs 2 Vi 2V8 l 2 i/2 Vz 3/4 Vi 55/s 2Va 3 Vz V\ 5Va 2Vs 3 Xfz % The No. 215-F Adjustable Hanger is made of malleable iron. By its use, the supporting rod or pipe may be cut ap proximately to size and placed in posi tion; the unit may then be adjusted to the proper position without removing the hanger from the pipe. The lower portion of the adjuster is cast within the top section, forming an integral swivel which allows the top section to rotate, thus raising or lower ing the entire unit to the desired posi tion. The top section is formed in the shape of a hexa gon nut to allow the use of a wrench when needed. This hanger is regularly furnished black. Galvanized finish can be furnished, when so specified. Price* on application 37 432 CRANE Pipe Hangers Adjustable Swivel Ring Hangers t *i 1*A No. 101-G Solid Ring Type The No. ioi-G Solid Ring Type Swivel Ring is made of malleable iron and is Underwriters' listed. The swivel shank allows adjustment by turning the shank nut to left or right. No temporary support of the pipe line is necessary while making adjustments. The swivel shank automatically locks when the pipe is in the desired position. Split Ring Type The No. iqq-F, made of malleable iron and Under writers' listed, is suitable for all general piping and sprinkler service. The off-center hinge design pro vides support for the piping while the ring is open and permits removing the pipe after the hanger is erected. The integral swivel allows vertical adjust ment without the use of temporary supports. Pipe Sire 34 1 114 iy2 2 21/2 3 3Vi 4 5 6 8 Dimensions, in Inches No. 101-G, Solid Ring Type No. 199-F, Split Ring Type Max. Load) A B c D E F A B c 80 lbs. % 215/is 27/,s 3Vi 2 l3/fs Vs 2% . l13/lS- 85 lbs. % 2% 2 >4 3Vis 13 Vl6 17/js Vs 25/8 l154s 95 lbs. 105 lbs. % % 3`/is 23/ie 3 Vs i34 l134s 3Vi 6 2% 4 l1 Vis 2 Vs 213/is lts4s % 2Vs lls/is 150 lbs. % 37/i6 2 >4 4% l,34s 294s Vs 334s 225 lbs. Vi 4 29/is 5Vl 2Vts 3*4 6 % 3% 2 2 310 lbs. Vi 4% 2% 6Vs 2Vs 3\Vi6 Vi 3Vs 2 Vs 390 lbs. Vi 49/l6 2946 69/i6 2Vts 43/l6 y% 4l4s 2 Vs 475 lbs. Vs SVl6 3Vi6 7/i6 29/is 434 Vs 4% 2 Vs 685 lbs. Vs 6 34- 83/i6 2% s134 Vs 5% 2I34s 950 lbs. 3/4 7Vg 313/lS 10V,6 3Vis 6% Ik 63/is 2 Vs 1510 lbs. Vs 83/lS Wi i3ys 3% 8`Vis Vs 8% 313/is These rings, regularly furnished black, will be cadmium plated at extra cost; orders must specify. D 2Vs 3>4 3% 3% 4% 413/16 5Vs 6Vis 6% 8% 9 Vi 127/t6 Adjustable Swivel Pipe Rolls --JaK-- 37 Dimensions, in Inches Pipe Sire A B CD E FG Max. J Ixiad Lbs. No. I74-G Adjustable Swivel Pipe Roll 2`/2 3 3 Vi 4 5 6 8 10 12 V? 4 29/ifi 5 Vi lls/is 7/is 0% 31/4 Vi 4s/is 29/is b`/s 2 >4 7/t 7Vis 3Vs Vi 4% 2% 6Vs 294s Vi 8 4% Vs 5% 3 Vs n4$ 2>3/l6 V?. 9lAs 4ls/l6 Vs 515/is 3Vs 8% 37/i6 s/r 1034 6 34 7V,s 334 107/g 4 34 121/4 7Vs Vs 813/is 4>/2 13>4 SVs Vs 153/g 9>4 Vs 10 4s/r isy7 6% Vs 18 Vi 6 ll Vi Vs 11 Vi 43/4 173/4 77/l6 l 2014 13Vi 225 310 390 475 685 950 1510 2100 2300 These Adjustable Swivel Pipe Rolls have a malleable iron yoke and a cast iron roll. Vertical adjustment is made by use of the swivel shank which automatically locks, preventing loosening due to vibration, This type of hanger is primarily designed for use with uncovered pipe but can also be used with covered pipe having Pipe Covering Protection Saddles if the proper size pipe rolls are installed. Prices on application CRANE 433 Grinnell Constant-Support Hangers For High Temperature Piping Installations Grinnell Constant-Support Hangers are designed to compen sate for the normal variation in the supporting force of helical coil springs. l"he total supporting force of these highly developed hangers is equal in all positions to the constant tight of the vertically .Gifting pipe. The Hangers are recommended for high temperature piping in power plant, oil refinery, and marine installations. The following types are available: I ^#-=0)11 him in minimum ^ t<P No. 242, Model L: This Constant-Support Hanger is made in six sizes for an over-all load range of 141 to 21 to pounds and a total travel range of i}< to iK inches. No. 243, Model L: The No 243 Hanger is made in six sizes with a load range of no to 7875 pounds and . total travel range of 2 to 5 inches. No. 244, Model L: The No. 244 Hanger is made in four sizes with a, load range of 1270 to iq,J3c pounds and a total travel range of 4 to 10 inches. Prices, dimensions, tables of load ranges, description of auxil iary equipment, and other related infor mation will be fur nished on request. Spring Cushion Hangers Spring Cushion Hangers are recommended for serv ice where constant support is required and compensa tion must be made for movement of the piping. The use of springs is an efficient means of absorbing vi bration. No. 247-G (Illustrations show complete assembly of No. 178-G Spring Cushion and a Single Pipe Roll.) No. 247-G: The No. 247-G Light Duty Spring Hanger is a flexible support with a relatively small variation in supporting force. It is used on small sized piping where the piping weight is in its range of load carrying capacity. This hanger is recommended to the plumbing and heating trade for use on steam mains in municipal and commercial buildings and also for small piping in power and industrial plants. No. 178-G: The No. 178-G Spring Cushion Hanger is usually used with a single pipe roll hanger as illustrated above. The Spring Cushion consists of a set of two springs and four retainers. Size No. 1 retainer is cored with a L[6-inch hole suitable for a %-inch hanger rod, Size No. 2 is cored with a ^-inch hole for a H-inch rod, and Size No. 3 is cored with a i^-inch hole for a %-inch rod. These holes may be drilled or reamed larger to satisfy the hanger roll rod diameter. Dimensions, in Inches Size No. A Bc No. 247-G No. 178-G Maximum Load Pounds Rod fCapacity Deflection Rate D Deflection at .Maximum Size c D of Hanger per Spring Deflection Pounds Pounds per Inch 1 2% 4% 4*f 5/l6 2 25/s 5l%2 53,32 5/16 3 3% Sn/l6 53/i6 34 4 3H 73/4 74 3's 1`4 il4 U4 1*4 47.5 85.0 150.0 267.5 38 22 V32 6i/g 38 i's 6V,6 l!` 4V4 9'/l6 l2 At maximum deflection, spring can be compressed an additional } 4-inch before becoming solid. t.Maximum capacity of double spring assembly. 535 1500 3000 214 600 1200 37 Prices on application 434 CRANE Grinnell Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers No. B-268-G Tlie Grinnell Pre-Engineered Spring Hanger was developed after years of ex perience in ana I yeing the problems of flexible pipe suspension systems. Spring design for the expanded line of \o. B-zoS Spring Hangers has been carefully calculated in all Ares and types to minimire the inherent changes in the sup porting force \\ ith dellection of the spring. The feature of pre-compression assures operation of the spring within its proper working range, where varia tion in supporting force is at a minimum. Maximum variation in supporting force per } 2-inch dellection of the spring is io* 2 per cent of the rated capacity. The design embodies pre-compressing the spring into the casing, within ^4-inch of the working range, thereby reducing the over-all height of the hanger assembly. Erection of the hanger system has been simplified by incorporating a scale plate on the side of each hanger. A unique load coupling eliminates the necessity for a turnbucklc to adjust the hanger load. Shortening or length ening the rod until the scale pointer indicates the correct load assures proper installation of the equipment. This Spring Hanger is offered in seven types and makes available a wide choice of carefully engineered spring hangers. It is made in sixteen sizes with load ranges from 74 to qcco pounds capacity. StC A vo' '.v S-CD ./vS'v.-A' J* Type A Cross Section Specifications: Grinnell Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers are designed to meet the requirements of the American Standard Code for Pressure Piping. Standard weight steel piping is used for the casing and serves to protect the spring from damage as well as weather conditions. The top and bottom spring cap serves as a centering device or guide and prevents the spring from coming in contact with the sides of the casing. All welding is done in strict accordance with the American Standard Code. When ordering: When ordering, specify catalog number, type, and hanger size. These hangers provide a space for die-stamping the hanger mark number, the operating load per spring unit in pounds, and also for indicating the actual hot and cold position when the necessary data is furnished on the order. The desired supporting force should be specified in the hot or operating position. The direction of movement, up or down from the cold to the hot position, may also be specified. A Type C E3 Type D Type E Prices on application CRANE 435 Single Pipe Rolls and Sockets The No, I -1 -G Pipe Roll unJ Socket assembly is lor u>e with uncovered or covered pi pc. fhe 'ingle pipe roil takes care of horizonc .! e\p >n ,:r.e v-oncr .ction. 1 he adjustable -other Pennies \ Li tie.il adjustment at tiie roll. Oruvr nan^Li' rods and nuts separately. Special long rolls and special sockets are jsuiUiHc: miorm ition on request. No. 171-G Complete For Pipe Roll only, specify No. 173-G. For Adjustable Socket only, specify No. 171 \-G. Pipe l 1% 1*0 1 2l 9 3 313 4 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 JO Socket 1 1 1 1 7 1 2. 3 2. 3 2. 3 2. 3. 4 2. 3. 4. 5 2. 3. 4. 5 3. 4. 5 5, 6. 7 5. 6,. 7 8 6. 7 8, 9 8. 9. 10 AB Max.- 41 8 3 41 2 3% 43/4 ' 3% 51/4 6% 6"g "3 4 8% 9" 16 IIV16 14'/16 4Va 4% 512 6'4 63^ 8 ^16 99/,6 1113/16 181,6 20> s 141/16 165/,6 173/4 22% 1934 24', 21% 2714 ! 24V4 321 i 39r8 28% 35% c i9 1% 2*8 2% 31 8 334 414 54*334,6 68%% 11 13 141/4 161/4 I8V4 2OV4 241/4 3OV4 Dimensions, in Inches DE F I l'/,6 1% 15/16 138 l7.16 1% i34 2 25/16 213/ig 33'g 3% 4% 5 0V616 7Vi6 81J/l6 3/4 38 3/4 34 3/4 38 5/4 5/8 7 8 7A 6 7/8 lie 1 12 1 1, 1% 5/8 P-4 34 1% v% 13/4 Vs 2l 2' 2 1 Vs 2% l % 2% r 11/4 : 3 ! 1% S 3% I 1% 41/2 . 1% \ bn 5-8 % 38 % 12 12 12 1_2 12 12 V2 l/2 5/s J/8 % % IV4 1 11/4 G \1 38 % . 38 '11 ,,0 5/8 5-8 /8 *4 Vs % i;: %1 1% ! l`/8 ! IV4 1 1V2 1% Max. H J Load (Max.- Pounds 1 Vi6 R4 1% 15/S llo.16 2>4 2<I6 213 16 37.16 4 3% 6% 7 Vi6 8 34 97/l6 ' 1 ' j 9/l6 9/l6 Tl6 9/l6 ll. 16 34 3i `8 1 l3/l6 15/16 1*4 1 Vl6 l1 2 , | | j 85 95 105 150 225 310 390 475 685 950 loll) 2100 2300 JJ00776o 10% ! 11% I 14 17V, 6 1% 1% 21/ig 2Vi 6 j 1 3875 4980 4980 4980 Hanger Couplings and Toggle Bolts No. 134-G Adaptable Swivel Coupling Dimensions, in Inches Size No. 1 23 4 .5 No. i Rod tappings 134-G Length No. Rod tappings 136-G Length 3/8 3Vi6 3/8 115/i6 \z % 34 Vs 35/8 45/8 53/,6 6% % % ' 34 , Vs 21/4 2% 213/,6 3% No. 134-G: The No. 134-G has a swivel nut to raise or lower the pipe. It is self-locking. No. 136-G Rod Coupling No. 136-G: The No. 136-G is furnished with right hand threads unless otherw ise specified. Nos. 209-G, 208-G: Nos. zcq-G and 2C$-G are used under tile and cinder concrete construction. 37 Pipe Straps These Galvanized Tin Pipe Scraps are furnished for pipe sizes % to 3-inch inclusive. Wire Hooks These Wire Pipe Hooks have long diamond points 1I and are humped for easy driving. Made in lengths of 4 to 12-inch for pipe sizes % to 2-inch: cop C pered finish at extra cost. Prices on application U-Hooks L-Hooks are available in lengths of o to 36-inch for pipe sizes } t to S-inch. Rod sizes (C) are 5,fi, WNu;. %,, -3 s, andtinch. 436 CRANE Hanger Flanges re ^T 1T" r-l C -------- x No. 153-G Pipe t lunger Flunge (Malleable Iron) - <53 " A "* The No. 153-G Hunger Flange sire No. i two holes for wood screws; sire Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5 have three holes for coach screws. Underwriters' listed Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 No. IIS '* BiC D; ej I F 1 Sice Screw --1 2 3 4 34-2 '221 2-3 4-5 6 38 's Vs 3j IN 4 43 4 5`4 T3s l1 2 lis l7s 78 :13 16 1 !1 1 16 3 16 14 3 16 3S 2 27s 33s 33/8 11 2 0 8N TT 38-2 1 0.1 9 16 I 5 8-12 7 6 I's 1*8 7 16 4'4 %2 lor p ipe sires up to S-inch, the Flange is used pri- murily on level ceilings. A i-inch adjustment is provided where the rod enters the flange. Adjustable Swinging Hanger Flanges No. 1S6-G Flange \\ ich Bolt, Nut. and Spring Y\ usher No. 157-G Extension Piece Rod Threaded Made of Malleable Iron Underwriters' listed for pipe sizes 8-inch and smaller The No. 155-G Hanger Flange, a combination of Nos. 1515-G and 157-G, provides a means of hanging pipe where a sw ing through a 1S0 radius is desired. Sire No. 1 has two holes for w ood screws; other sires have three holes for coach screws. The No. 155-G Adjustable Swinging Hanger Flange, Complete No. 157-G Extension Piece has a i-inch adjustment; it can also be used with beam clamps and channel clamps. Dimensions, in Inches Size No. wSizpee ,' A i B c D E i F ! G!H JK L 1 y4-2 ' 3/8 ! 3>/4 2% 3/4 l`/ 1% ! >/2 : Vl6 3/l6 v2 21 2 2 212-312 J V2 4 2% 15/l6 I3/8 Ils/l6 ! % 1 ll/16 1 Va Vz 2% 3 4-5 % I 43/4 2Vie IVs l9/l6 1 2`/g S/8 ` U/l6 Vs V2 3% 4 6 ! 3/4 SVa 2% lS/l6 Wa 27/i6 1 % 13/l6 Vie 1'2 3% 5 8-12 ! % 6 3Vie l7/l6 1% 25/g 3/4 * % V2 9/l6 4>/4 Size Screws Vs <2 U-2 9/>6'2 Vs'2 00 6 ,N M T F I E L Size Bolt 3/8 ' 11 2 Vs*13/a 7/i 6 2 Vie'2 Vg Vz '2% F--------------------a II -tc nrrrrmfny-Z. ~~---- 11 f-- D --J h-- o - -i No. 140-G Hanger R<d Both Ends Machine Threaded with Right Hand Threads No. 248-G Eye Rod N lachine Threaded Other rods can be furnished. In formation and data on request. Hanger Rods 41 No. 142-G Coach Screw Rod \ lachine Threaded on Opposite End H--c No. 143-G Co<ich Screw Rod Not Threaded on Oppodee End Dimensions, in Inches Length No. 142-G and No. 143-G ! No. 140-G and No. 248-G Rod Size B. Inches : Rod Size A. Inches Inches 3 8 lz 5/g 3/4 3 8 *2 % 34 7 8 1 11 8 11 4 1 1 2 Available in lengths of 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 24, 30,36.42,48.54,60, 66. and 72-inch Specify length on orders. Specify length on orders. Thread Length C 2 2V,6 29-16 29 ,6 D 2l2 2l 2 2>2 3 2 2 2H 2>2 3 3`2 4 4>2 5 6 Prices on application CRANE 437 Extension Eye Bolts Turnbuckles (fi Wf 1M. i S3 iFf No. 220-G Eye Bolt Forged Steel Dimensions, in Inches ||e Length Length of Thread Dia. of Hole Thick ness of Metal at Eye 2'/z 4 S'/2 2 Vi i 0 41/4 2 21/4 2`4 13/32 13?3z t3/32 2 *%2 21/2 * 3/32 V4 Vz Vz % The Xo. 2.30-G Turnbuckle is made of drop forged steel and can be furnished galvanized at additional s cost. 1 c is available in the following screw diameters: 53/4 2'/2 1S/32 % l-i. 51. H- Js- 1 11 s- 114 and 11 2-inch. When 3 2 Vs 1S/zZ % ordering, specify whether turnbuckles are wanted % 4Vz 6 31/4 ls/i2 31/4 *%2 % 5/s with or without stub ends. 3 2 Vs 1S/32 % Standard length Turpbuckies have a 6-inch opening % 4V2 31-2 1S/32 % (dimension "A" on illustration)^ Opening lengths of 6 33/4 1S/S2 s/s q, 12, 18, and 24 inches are also available. 3'/4 2 Vi 17/32 34 yg 43/4 33/4 17/s2 3/4 61/4 4'/2 17/32 3/4 Flattened End Bolts Flattened Lag Screws With Bolt No. 79-C Dimensions, in Inches Number of Screw 1 12 Size Length '/is > 3/g 31/2 3>/2 ; 3 Vz 5 The No. 96-G End Bolt is forged steel. It is also available heavily copper plated for use with copper pipe and fittings; it is then designated Xo. qt> CP-G. Bolt No. Dimensions, in Inches Pipe Size BoItjThread] Length Size Size Length.Center of Hole | Hole to ! | End 1 Vz to 2 3/g 2 | 2% %2 2 2Vi to 3l/j y2 IVi 33/g 1 V32 3 4 to 5 % 3 ! 41/4 ' *3/32 4 6 3/4 1 33/4 1 5 ! *3/32 5 . 8 : % 1 4Vi 1 6 ,7/32 No. 96-G Extension Bars Size Number 00 0 1 2 3 4 Dimensions, in Inches Width Thick Std. ness Length Feet Size Holes 3/4 18 ga. 10 34 16 ga. 10 ' 16 ga. 10 1 15 ga. 10 l Vg 12 ga. 10 Hi 12 ga. 10 9/i2 9/32 9/32 3/32 "/32 1 VS? Ctr. to Ctr. of Holes % % 5/s 5/s 3/4 34 No. 1-C The Xo. i-C Perforated Extension Bar is made of soft steel and can be cut with a cold chisel. When specified, lengths of 5 feet can be furnished. The bars will be galvanized at additional cost. 37 Extension Pipe or Riser Clamps Pipe Size 34 I 1'4 p2 2 2i 0 3 3> 2 4 Dimensions, in Inches Length Size Stock Pipe Length Size L 938 v.G.ni1: 5 Hi 2 9*8 10 103g I03j 3-16-1'4;; 6 V4-l'/4|l 8 !4'1'4: 10 '4 114 : 12 I51 2 18' 2 203i 223,4 11'-4 12 V4 l14 - HOD 14,1 >4 16 OD 24 26 13 1/4'112 18 OD 28 131,2 V4 11*2 20 OD 30 Size Stock >4-2 V4 2 3g,2 3-2 1 2.2 >2-2 s/8 -2' 2 %-2'2 s-2\z ____ r----------------------- ir----------- No. 261-G The Xo. 201-G Clamp is made of wrought steel and is used as a riser clamp for supporting steel or cast iron pipe risers; also asbestos and other types of pipe covering. Prices on application 438 CRANE Wrought Pipe Clamps This clamp is made of wrought steel and is used for hanging power piping and for anchoring pipe on steam and hot water mains. For heavier load ratings the No. 210-G Clamp is available; data on request. Dimensions, in Inches Pipe Size B : c D 1 Max. Load E F G 'H Pounds 450 F. 750F. 1% 2 l*3/,6 1% 2V? 2Ve V? 2% 1% % % xl '2%fi 2% % % xl 2% %vA 3 1 2% 1% 3 Vi 2% %,% xl 2l3/l6 3/l6 21S/l6 % xl 3% !37/l6 3% I 3% !% 313/l6 33/i6 % % xl 33/4 4 37/l6 3/4 4% 3% % % xlJ/4 4J/i6 5 i 4 3/4 4`Vie 47,6 % % xl% 434 6 4% % 5% 5 3/4 % xl% S3/4 8 10 12 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD 6 I1 7s/,* : l 7 6% 8/l6 !7Vl6 814 1 97,6 87/i6 9 !i% 10% 91/4 3/4 1% xl%| 6% % '}/2 x2 H Vl 6 % e2 93/g % % x2% 103/g 10 1% 11% 117 2 12% iv4 i% 13 14% 15 1% 16'% 10% % % 21 ?11% 1n1y%4 15% t % .2> 2 12% 11%Vs % <2% %*3 13% 16% 850 850 850 850 850 865 865 1550 1550 2200 2200 2380 2380 2380 3120 3120 650 650 650 650 650 660 660 1200 1200 1700 1700 1820 1820 1820 2400 2400 Double Bolt Wrought Pipe Clamps ~i -- A clamp for power station and industrial service for use where the top bolt is outside a 4-inch pipe covering; a heavy material is available for above normal loads. Dimensions, in Inches Pipe Size C D !11 E 1 F . G 1 11 1 , H 1 Max. Load Pounds 750 F. 1% IV, 6 4% 1 4% % %xl% 23/8 2 iv, fi 5% , 5% .. % % xl % 2>'/,6 2% 111/16 6% 5% | ,%xl% 21V,fi 3 *1V16 61 Vis 5`Vis 1 %xl% 3% 1 3% TVs 615/,6 63/, fi % %xl%. 334 4 jl Vis 7% 6V2 1I 74 3/8x2 I 4% | 5 l'/l6 8% 7 1! 3/4 3/8x2 1 5 6 !l7/,6 9>7,6 87,6 ' 1 %x2^" 6% 8 1%6 1015/,* 99/l6 ,, 1 34x2% 7% ' 10 l7/,,, 12 10% 1 >1/2x2% 8% 12 17,6 13 ' H% '1 1 %x2% 9% HOD , 2 145/i6 1211/16 1% %x3 101 Vs 16 OD ' 2 I 15V, 6 131 %6 1% %x3 18 OD ; 2 16/, fi 1411/16 ,1% %x3 20 OD 2 171/2 15% '1% 3/4x3 24 OD 2 191/2 17% 11/2 34 x3 ll'VlB ; 1211/16 14 16 725 725 725 725 725 1300 1300 1900 1900 2200 2200 3200 3200 3200 4200 3500 I-Beam and Channel Clamps 37 Made of strap steel No. 40-C Standard I-Beam Clamp No. 41-C Heavy I-Beam Clamp IT No. 225-G Universal bide 1-BeamCl.imp Malleable iron Underwriters' Listed I-Beam Clamp* ForgeJ Stcci No. 226-G Universal Channel Clamp No. 228-G (R. H. Thread) Malleable Iron No. 228L-G Underwriters' Listed (L. H. Thread) Prices on application I-Bearn Clamps Forged Steel No. 292-G *R, /1. Thread* No. 292L-G (L. H. Thread 1 CRANE Pipe Roll Stands 439 1 wH--1! | Q O r4 Pipe Size 2 2'A 3 3*/2 4 5 6 8 10 31 > 3% 4% 4% 4iy16 5Vi 6 6Vi 81 Vi6 1 913/is 16 OD > 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD 30 OD . 13% 14% 15% 173/i 21% These Case Iron Pipe Roll Stands are designed for supporting piping in cases where vertical adjust ment is not necessary, but where provision must be made for expansion and contraction of the pipe line. There are two i-inch cored holes located on the outside of the stands tat dimension "J "i for z to oinch pipe; the stands for 3-inch pipe and larger have two i-inch cored holes located inside of the uprights (at dimension "H"). No. 27I-G Pipe Roll Stand, Complece No. 272-G Pipe Roll and Rod Only No. 273-G Pipe Roll Only There are four cored holes located at the four corners of the stand to provide additional anchorage. Dimensions "M" and "N"' show the location of these holes. C, Length | Dimensions, in Inches H u- > \ ! v Max. Load K | ~V I ^ Pounds 1% 8% 5% 23/4 1% 12 6% 9/l6 37/l6 4 390 2Vi6 9% 5% 33/4 2Vi6 3Vis 8% 6% 6 31/4 3% 10is/16 7% 8 4 4% 12% 8% 9 4% 43/8 131/2 8% 10 4Vi6 5Vs 17 103/4 121/2 51/2 % 3/4 % ll/s 1% 13/4 7% 4 53/4 63/4 7% 10 3/4 41 Vl6 4% 3/4 7 3/4 9!/l6 5 6 % 101/4 61/2 1 11% 6% 11/4 14% 8" 950 2100 3075 4980 7940 7500 Pipe Roll and Plate No. 277-G Pipe Roll and Plate No. 277 P-G Ease Plate Only This Cast Iron Pipe Roll and Plate is used to sup port piping where vertical adjustment is not neces sary. Kit where pros ision must be made for expan sion and contraction. The supports can be raised or lowered by blocking or shimming up the base plate. They use pipe roll No. 2,-3-G. Pipe Roller Supports No. 17-C Cast Iron Adjustable Roller is used on welded steel brackets or almost any type of steel construction. It is adjustable while the pipe is in place; the nuts lock the roller in position. All sizes provide a vertical adjust- ment of 6 inches, and include a roll with sockets, roll rod, two vertical threaded rods, and eight nuts. C*1 _ ^ Pipe Size "1 11/4 IV2 2 21/2 3 3% 4 5 6 8 10 12 HOD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD 30 OD Dimensions, in Inches A B CD 3 33/a 3% 4% 4% 31/2 61/4 63/4 8V16 9% 6 ll^Vie 14%6 163/i6 173/4 193/4 21% 24% 28% 35'2 1 ! Hi 1% 2% 2% 3i/s 334 41/4 43/4 513/% 6% 8% 11 13 141/4 I61/4 18'/4 201/4 241/4 30% ; 1 [ 91/2 91/2 9% 9% 91/2 91/2 10 10 10 11 113/4 113/4 11% 113/4 18 18 18 24 24 1 % % % %Vo v| % % % % % % `'s % l% 1V4 l% lV2 1% Eiv,* 1V4 1% 1% Ii3/i6 21/4 29/tS 213/, 6 S 7Vi6 8% 9V,6 10% 14 17V, 6 A, Q V" Av? V No. 17-C Pipe Roller Support XZTJk --.1-- c-4 c ----r~^^ It - B tItd Tf il 3 -~T s--Jzf a ej Prices on application 37 440 CRANE Adjustable Pipe Roll Stands No. 274-G, Adjustable Pipe Roll Stand with Base Plate No. 275-G, Adjustable Pipe Roll Stand Only No. 274 P-G, Base Plate Only No. 276-G Adjustable Pipe Roll Stand No. 274-G: These Cast Iron Stands are designed to support piping where there must be provision for vertical adjustment and lateral movement, as well as for expansion and contraction. Vertical adjustment is obtained by the four adjusting screws. Lateral movement of i inch on smaller sizes, and up to inches on larger sizes, is accomplished by sliding the stand on the ends of the adjusting screws. No. 276-G: These Cast Iron Stands are for support ing piping where vertical adjustment is needed as well as allowance for expansion and contraction. Vertical adjustment is accomplished by turning the two adjustment screws which raise and lower adjust ing slides located at either end of the stand. When proper alignment is obtained, the adjusting screws may be locked by tightening the small set screws. 37 Pipe Size 2 2*4 3 3*4 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD 30 OD Dimensions, in Inches, for No. 274-G,. No. 275-G, and No. 274 P-G A B C D E F G H J KMN Min. 1 Max. (Max.) 514 53/8 13/4 5% 5% 5% 6 2*4 23/s 6% 5*4 1% Vz 3% % 23/4 % 3Vl6 4 6 6V4 2% 6*4 7 23/4 7 7*4 334 8% 534 2*46 % 5% 1% 33/4 7% 8% 4 % 4**/i6 4*4 10% 11% 11*4 123/4 5*4 63/s 10% 63/4 3*4 % 7% 134 6 34 7 5 13 13% 14*4 14% 7*4 8% 13 8 4 % 9*4 134 8 % 9*/i6 6 151/4 16% 93/g 16% 173/4 103/a 14% 8% 4*4 1% 11% 1% 173/g 1834 11% 9 1 10*4 6*4 19% 21 133/g 153/4 8% 4Vis 13/g 12*4 1% 10 1 11% 6*4 24 2634 1634 19*4 10*4 5*4 13/4 153/4 3*4 12*4 1*4 14*4 8 Max. Load Pounds 390 950 2100 3075 4980 6100 7500 Pipe Size 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD 30 OD L Min. | Max. P 7*4 83'g 23/4 734 9 33/g 8% 9% 4 10% 12 123-8 1 5*4 131/2 1 63'8 I 13% 1 14*'8 15*4 I 7*2 15% 8*4 15% I 17*4 16*2 18*4 17*4 19% 9% 103/g 11% * 19% ' 21*2 1 133g 243/4 27 163,4 Dimensions, in Inches, for No. 276-G Q R S T U Vw 2*4 | 4 7 6 334 2*4 *4 9*4 6 12 6 6 3*4 34 4*4 4 8 4%6 4 13 14% 17*4 6V2 9 4*4 1% 7 4*4 6*'2 10 4% 8 12% 5*2 13'g 134 Prices on application 8 | 4*4 10*4 | 6 X % 1 1 I 1 1 Yz Max. Load Pounds 34 714 950 % 8*4 19 2100 3075 1 9% 1 9% l*4 11*4 4980 6100 7500 CRANE 441 Welded Steel Brackets MAXIMUM LOADS Light Weight Brackets -- 750 pounds Medium Weight Brackets--1500 pounds Heavy Weight Brackets --3000 pounds No. 193-G Bracket Clip No. I94-G Light Welded Steel Bracket (Dimensions on application) No. 1Q3-G Bracket Clips will support 3) 2-inch pipe and smaller from any position along the arm of the bracket. Welded steel brackets in all of the weights shown can be furnished in practically any size or type. The brackets are coated with a protective paint to prevent rusting during shipment. -A- ) No. 195-G Medium Wetdcd Steel Bracket No. 199-G Heavy Welded Steel Bracket F- Dimensions of Medium and Heavy Brackets. In Inches Figure No. No. 195-G No. Bracket No. 0 1 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 A 12 18 24 12 18 24 30 36 42 BCDEFGH J K 18 15 \'i t`4 2% 4 il/z H2 3/l6 24 21% l `4 2% 4% 1% 1% 3/l6 * * 30 27% l'4 2 V2 5 2 2 18 15*4 U4 2% 4 1V2 2 '4 `4 * 24 21% 1% 2% 5 2 2 % 2% 30 27% 1% 2% 5 2 2% 5/l6 2% 36 33% 1% 3 5 2 21/2 Vl6 2% 42 39 l`/7 3 6 2% 3% % 3% 50 46 1V2 3% 6 2% 3% % 3 Vz `Medium Weight Brackets and No. 0 Heavy Weight Brackets have only one bolt hole at the top. L l3/l6 l%6 13/,6 13/,S U/lfi 1 Vl6 IV,fi u/16 M % % % U % % l/2 % % N T~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 Application of Welded Steel Brackets Used with Pipe Rolls and Supports Left: When a bracket is bolted to a wall, back plates must be ordered of such sice and thickness to properly distribute the weight over the wail section. The size and thickness of the plate will be gov erned by the load to be carried and the con struction and condition of the wall. In some installations, it is advisable to reinforce the back plates with additional steel in the form of a plate or angle to distribute the load over an even greater wall area. This is especially desirable when Anchor Chairs are mounted on a bracket. The illustrations at the right show various types of pipe supports mounted on welded steel brackets. Pipe supports and welded steel brackets must be ordered separately. No. 197-G Anchor Chair No. 274-G Pipe Roll Stand with Base Plate No. 271-G Pipe Roll Stand No. 276-G Adjustable Pipe Roll Stand 37 Single Hooks Pipe Size Center to center of holes Size of screws Dimensions Inches! Vz 1 34 1 1 1 1`4 1 1% 1 2 1 2Vz 1 3 Inches^ 1^/32 2Vs 1 2VI6 ! 3 1 35/, 6 1 37/8 > 413/161 5% | No. 14 1 No. 18 1 %-inch Application: Xo. 108-G Single Hooks are there is no movement due to expansion and used mainly from sides of beams where no contraction. Single hooks are often used in adjustment is necessary, and in cases where conjunction with hook plates to carry wall coil. Prices on application No. I68-G Single Hook 442 CRANE Cast Iron Pipe Supports vv Anchor Chairs *No. 264-G Adjustable Pipe No. 258-G Pipe Saddle Support No. 259-G Pipe Stanchion Saddle H- Dimensions, in fnches Pipe Size P Q% s These supports con T sist of a cast iron 4 3 4% % 5/s 33/i6 chair, a round iron 5 3% O % % 3% yoke, two special 6 4Vie 5% % % 4Vl6 cast iron washers, 8 10 12 53/i6 61/7 73/g 71/8 83/8 91/2 1 lVs 114 1 5% l'/s 613/, 1*4 7* 3/, and two hexagonal nuts. 14 OD 81/2 16 OD 93/8 18 OD 10% 161/8 111/2 12*7 1 \h. 1% 1% 1*4 87/,6 1% 9%6 l1 2 10% These anchor chairs are well adapted for 20 OD 12 13t2 2 l1 2 llll6 use with welded steel 24 OD 14 151/2 2 11/2 137/16 brackets. C j__ `Retaining spots are welded to the lower end of ssi, | the nipple after assembly to prevent separation ---- i of the nipple and reducer during adjustment. Dimensions, in Inches Pipe jNo. 264-G| No. 258-G I fa. D 1 /laAel M/\ ^ CQ . Protection Saddles 2'/2 2'/2 3>/2 9 1% 8 13 3 21/? 3% 9 1% 8*4 13*4 m 2>/z 4 9 l>/2 8*/2 131/2 4 3 41/4 9 2% 9*4 14 3 4*4 9 5 3 4% 9 2'/7 10 143/4 3 4% 9 6 3 s1/?. 9 2% 10V? 151/4 3 51/7 9 8 3 6% 9 2% 11% 16% 3 6% 9 10 3 8V2 9 2% 131/2 18% 3 8% 9 12 3 10 9 2% 15 19% 3 10 9 14 OD 4 11 11 3 16*4 20% 4 11 11 16 OD 4 121/2 11 3 17% 22*4 4 12*4 11 18 OD 6 14 13V2 3*/2 19'/z 24 4 14 11 20 OD 6 151/2 13% 31/2 21 251/7 6 151/7 131/7 24 OD 6 18 13V2 4 233/4 28*4 6 18 13% 26 OD 6 19% 131/2 30 OD 6 2l`/z 13V, 4 27 311/2 6 211/7 131/2 32 OD 6 2244 13% 4 28*4 32% 6 22% 131/2 36 OD 6 24% 13*2 4 30*4 343/4 8 243/4 16 pipe and smaller pipe and larger The No. 186-G, for Standard covering, the No. 186A-G for 2-inch covering, and the No. t87-G for Double Standard covering are available in the %, 1, 1 )4, 1J4, 2, 2J4, 3, 34. 5.6,8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, and 24-inch sizes. The No. 188-G for Double i y%-mch covering is made in sizes 2, 3. 3/^, 4. 5. 6, 8, and 10-inch. All saddles are 12 inches long and are made of curved steel plates with the edges turned up. B & C Floor and Ceiling Plates No. 1-BC Made in copper tube sices 'j $ to 3-inch. No. 10-BC Made in standard pipe sices to 6-inch. When ordering, specify the catalog number, the size, and the type of finish desired. No. 13-BC Made in standard pipe sices J4 to 6-inch. No. 20-BC Made in standard pipe sizes to 4-inch These places, made of pressed steel, are available means of springs; the No. 13-BC is equipped with a with a plain or chromium-plated finish. Nos. i-BC, set screw. If the No. i-BC style is desired with a i :-BC. and cc-BC hold their position on the pipe by set screw instead ot springs, specify No. 2-BC. Prices on application Pipn TooH: Insulating Malnrlal CRANE Pipe Tools and Insulating Materials Pipe and Square-End Sawing Vises........................................... page444 Pipe Wrenches and Pipe Tongs.................................................. page445 Pipe Cutters and Cutter Wheels................................................ page44b Pipe End Reamers......................................................................... page447 Pipe Taps.........................................................................................page447 Pipe and Bolt Threading Devices........................pages 447 to 450 Pipe Threading Machines...................................pages 450 and 451 Power Vise Stand....................................................................page 451 Thread Cutting Oil........................................................................ page452 Flange-Jacks....................................................................................page445 Fire Pots..........................................................................................page452 Flue Brushes and Scrapers........................................................... page4*2 Valve Reseating Equipment................................. (............. page 453 Insulating Materials and Cements................... pages 454 and 45? XoDrip Coating and Tape...........................................................page452 Air Filters....... '................................................................................page456 In addition to the tools and supplies shown on pages 444 to 456, the following are shown in other sections of this catalog, in order to group them with allied products: Body Seat Ring Wrenches.............. Thread Lubricant and Compound Machine Bolts..................................... Gaskets.................................................. Sheet Packings.................................... ...............................page 137 ...............................page 4fc>4 ........................... page 465 pages 472 to 476, and 416 ...............................page 473 For Solder-Joint Accessories, see pages 426 and 427. 443 Crane valves and fittings can be found in all industries, on all services, wher ever (luids are conveyed in pipe lines. Illustrated is a portion of the basement piping in a large office building--Crane products were used throughout. 444 CRANE Pipe Vises Reed Long Jaw and Extra Heavy Pipe Vises Lon," Jaw Vises have Ion" hearing alloy tool steel jaws which "rip firmly without crushing, marring, or benJing the pipe. The lower jaw is reversible; an automatic take-up keeps the vise tight. Extra Heavy Vises are ruggedly built and have interlocking pipe jaws with heat-treated high carbon steel screws. The base has a flat bottom, without an apron, and can be mounted on any flat surface. No. of Vise Sizes and Capacities Long Jaw ` Extra Heavy No. 00 No. 0 No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 64 No. 65 No. 66 Long Jaw Vise For Pipe For Vg to 4 Vi-Inch Pipe Inches Vr to iVi Ug to Ug to '8 to Va tot Vs to 2 ; 2 Vi 31/2 1 41/2 ! 6 . i to 8 H 2 to 12 Extra Heavy Vise For Va to 12-inch Pipe Parker Combination Pipe Vises , The Parker Combination Pipe Vises have pipe jaws of highest grade steel, milled and tempered in oil. They arc furnished with a reversible front jaw which can be turned from end to end when worn, making the vise suitable for general use. The Parker Vise bolts to a bench, and the split swivel base construction assures ample gripping power. A tension spring holds the handle wherever it is placed. Sizes and Capacities Number of Vise | No. 433Vi ! No. 434Vi 1 No. 435 j| No. 436 Size of jaw Maximum pipe size Inches 1 3Vi 1 41/2 i 5 1I 6 Inches) 2 1 3 4 11 6 Williams Drop-Forged Chain Pipe Vises Vulcan For Ya to 8-Inch Pipe Vulcan wrought steel chain pipe vises can be used on bench or post. The jaws are tempered for file sharpening. Vulcan Superior chain vises are made from wrought steel. They are quickly set up. The overhead adjustment feature simplifies operation. Reversible jaws provide long life. Number of Vise Sizes and Capacities Vulcan 1 Vulcan Superior No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 I No. 11 | No. 12 For Pipe Inches "Vato yv Vi to 6 Vi to 8 Ya to 2 Vi `Will grip pipe fittings not larger in diameter than Standard 2J-inch pipe (2>s inches O.D.). Vi to 41/2 For Ya to 4Vi-Inch Pipe Beaver Square-End Sawing Vises 38 These vises are particularly well suited for copper tubing, on which a square-cut end is desirable in making a good joint. The hacksaw is not furnished with the vise. No. 2: The X'o. 2 Square-End Vise is for pipe sizes Vi to 2 inches, and is made of aluminum, with renewable hardened steel insercs in the saw guides. It is self-contained, light in weight, and can be used with any kind of a hacksaw. A strip of cotton webbing and a piece of rosin are included for use when cutting polished nickel tubing. The vise is equipped with a long "V" trough for accurate centering of tubing. No. 4: The Xo. 4 is similar to the X'o. 2 except that it is for tube sizes 1 Vi to 4 inches, and is made of air-furnace malleable iron and uses a different type clamping device. Prices on application CRANE Pipe Wrenches a- -Ian) 445 Ridgid Straight Pattern Ridgid End Pattern--Style E Ridgid pipe wrenches have an all-alloy housing guaranteed never to break or warp. Handles are made of steel. End pattern wrenches are designed particularly for use in close quarters. Trimo-Alloy Tntno wrenches are made of dropforged heat-treated alloy steels. All sires are equipped with a steel handle. Size Inches 6 8 10 12 14 18 24 36 48 60 Wrench Sizes and Capacities Pipe Capacities, in Inches Ridgid Trimo- Genuine Straight End Alloy Stillson Pattern Pattern Im proved Walco % % 1 Vs-l/2 1 Ve-'A Vs-'A 1 1 1 'A-3/* 1 !/s-% ; Vs-3A l'/z IVz 1 '/s-l 1 Vs-i 1 /s-l 22 2 2 'a-i'a i V4-1V2 1 V4-1V2 2Vz 21/2 i V4-2 1 V4-2 1 >/4-2 3 3 1 `/4-2l/2 1 V4-2V2 ! V4-2V2 4i/2 4i/2 1 V2-3V2 1 V4-3V2 ! V4-4 6 | 1-S | 1-5 1 1-6 8 111 Improved Walco wrenches are de signed for heavtduty work. All parts are made of forged steel. A new type spring provides reliable ratchet action. Genuine Stillson Wrenches have a forged steel handle and jaw. They are light in weight and easy to use. Williams Drop-Forged Chain Pipe Tongs Vulcan These Chain Pipe Tongs are furnished with either flat link or cable chain (flat link chain illustrated). Each flat chain is individually tested to two-thirds of the breaking strain listed in the table below. Vulcan Superior Vulcan Superior Pipe Tongs have reversible jaws. The chain locks easily and positively. A greater number of grips or bites on pipe and fittings is at tained by a "V" recess in the jaws. Sizes, Dimensions, and Capacities Vulcan No. 1 10 11 12 | 13 I Vulcan Superior No. 10 1 2i3 For pipe sizes Dimensions, in Inches Inches | Vs to % j Vs to IV21 Vi to 21/2 i % to 4 | Over-all length 1 13% 20 27 ! 37 I Length of flat chain 9 Vi 131/2 171/2 1 221/2 Length of cable chain j 14% 18 ; 27 Flat chain Breaking strain Cable chain Pounds | 3600 Pounds 1 6700 6000 9800 I 12500 | 9000 - 12500 13-/2 31/2 1 to 6 441/2 32 331/2 14300 14300 1 14 14 | IV2 to 8 1 501/2 ! 401/2 | 42 ! 15700 ' 15700 15 1 16 5 1-- 2 to 12 1 4 to 18 641/2 1 87 551/2 i 74 V2 57 76 21800 ! 40000 21800 i 40000 38 Williams Flange-Jacks Williams Flange-Jacks are exceptionally well suited for flange gasket replacement work. Available in pairs only. Capacities* in Inches ''Standard Raided Face Flangeo 125-Pound 150-Pound 250-Pound 300-Pound No. Cast Iron Steel Cast Iron Steel 20 2 to 20 2 to 20 1 to 12 % to 12 30 16 to 48 18 to 24 12 to 30 12 to 24 Prices on application 446 CRANE Pipe Cutters and Cutter Wheels Nye No. 2N Pipe Cutter Toledo Automatic Pipe Cutter For *8 to 2-Inch Pipe The Nye No. i.\ is a heavy duty pipe cutter of solid malleable construction. The handle is steel. Nye Barnes Type Pipe Cutters No. 40 For 2 to 4-Inch Pipe The No. 40 Pipe Cutter has the cutter knives fed automatically, cuts rapidly, gives a square-end cut, and can be converted into a power cutter. The Nye Barnes Type Pipe Cutter is furnished with three, plain edge wheels. No, 2 4 15:6 For pipe sizes Inches V8--2 ,2Vz--41 4--6 | 6--8 Nye Cutter Wheels Nye cutter wheels fit all stand ard type pipecutters. The wheels, of hardened and tempered alloy steel, are made with a smooth edge. When ordering, specify the number and type of cutter. aTrimo Pipe Cutters No. I ' 2 ' 3 14 For pipe sizes InchesU/a--1*41 Vs--21 I--3 i 2--4 Ridgid Pipe Cutters 38 No.1 For pipe sizes Inches 2 31416 --- 1--3 2--4'4--6 Tubing Cutters The Crane line of accessories for use w ith solderjoint valves and fittings includes tubing cutters; refer to page 427 for complete information. Make of Cutters Wheels Will Fit Wheel No. Type , Cutter Size Number Ridgid No. 1 or No. 2 1 &2-R Nye (No. 2N Oster lNo. 502 Power Machine 3&4-R Ridgid jlNo. 3 or No. 4 Trimo |No. 1 or No. 2 1 &2-T Nye |Nos. IT or 2T (Former Nos. 1A, 2A) Reed Nos. 1R or 2R, Roller Block only Beaver :No. 102, Model A or B Machine Trimo INo. 3 3-T Nye |No. 3T (Former No. 3A) Reed |No. 3R Roller Block only 1-U UniversallNye No. 1 2-U UniversallNye No. 2 4-U UniversallNye No. 4 l-B3 Barnes No. 1, all makes Reed No. 1W, hook end only on No. 1R 2-B2 Barnes No. 2, all makes Reed Nos.2W, 2F. hook end only on No. 2R 3-B2 Barnes No. 3, all makes Reed No. 3W. hook end only on No. 3R 4-B Barnes No. 4. all makes S-7B Barnes Nos. 5, 6, 6*2, or 7, all makes 1-S Saunders 3No. 1, all makes 2-S Saunders 3No. 1 all makes 3 & 4-S Saunders 3Nos- 3 or 4, all makes 5-S_____ Saunders 3No. 5, all makes N10CW Nye 3No- 10 Tube Cutter N20CW______ Nye '.3Nos. 20 or 30 Tube Cutters U Ica\ v duty wheels arc available, if specified, at extra cost. 2\Vhcn ordering pins for Reed cutters, add "H" to number. 3For pins, specify whether for wheel or roller. Prices on application CRANE Pipe Taps and Reamers Nye Taper Pipe Taps 'iiiimnmmim Nye Ratchet Reamer For *-4 to 3-Inch Pipe 447 For '8 to 2-lnch Pipe Xye Taper Pipe Taps arc made of carbon steel (or pipe sizes to z inches. Reed Self-Feeding Ratchet Reamer This reamer has alloy steel replaceable blades, specially ground for easy reaming. Nye Bit Brace Reamers Spiral Flute ' \ lade with taper shank to fit any standard bit brace. No. For pipe sizes 42 ' 422 ' 44 Inches Ys to 1 Ys to iy4 V4 to 2 i Beaver Threading Devices Ratchet Pipe and Bolt Threader Ratchet Pipe Threader No. 3 For Ys to 1-Inch Pipe The No. 3 Threader is furnished with a fully enclosed ratchet. The dies can be inverted for close work. Beaverette Ratchet Threader No. 17 For Ys to 2-Inch Pipe This threader has square removable die segments which can be resharpened. Non-adjustable. Adjustable Ratchet Threader SitMb 3 No. 6-R For Y\ to %-Inch Pipe The No. e-R Threader consists of two sets of dies (1<t. M-inch and }>, ?|-inch) in tool, being moved in and out of working position by a simple cam arrangement. The ] y-inch die is extra. This threader is furnished with a smooth working chuck, right or left dies, and w ill cut standard, <j\ ersize, or undersize threads. 38 No. 26-R For 1 to 2-Inch Pipe The No. 26-R Threader is fully adjustable and has the ratchet drive ring located in the head, providing straight line pull. The threader is selfcontained and well balanced. Prices on application 448 CRANE Nye Threading Devices No. 50 Triad Ratchet Stock One-piece dies, locked in place by a threaded screw cap, are easy to remove when necessary. Triplex Solid Die Stock This stock is a one-piece com bination stock with three dies and permanently fixed steel guides. To thread short nipples, the dies can be re versed and a nipple bushing or guide inserted between die and tap place. Furnished in two combinations: :}g to %inch and to i-inch. No. 60 Triad Ratchet Stock No. 51 Ratchet Pipe Threader The No. 6o Stock uses the same type dies as the No. 50 above but the die heads are different. No. 1R Ratchet Stock The No. iR Stock is furnished w ith' 1,1 13and z-inch dies, regular bushings, and a ratchet handle. The No. 51 Ratchet Pipe Threader uses a single set of high speed dies to thread 1, and 2-inch pipe. A reversible guide post permits cutting taper or straight pipe threads. The spin back knob feature, (see upper left of smaller illustration) pro vides a rapid means of screwing the leader nut out to the starting position, at the completion of the threading operation. The unit is self-opening. It will not jam. Ridgid Threading Devices 38 No. 1 R-C Poster Threader For 1, 1\4, IV2, and 2-Inch Pipe Chaser Dies (N'os. 1 and P Series) are available for any Ridgid Poster Threaders. No. 65 R-C Ratchet Threader For 1, 1 Vi, 1V2, and 2-Inch Pipe Prices on application No. 4-P Ratchet Threader For 2V2 to 4-Inch Pipe CRANE Toledo Threading Devices Simpact Threader For 1 to 2-Inch Pipe 449 Quick. easy chances. Simply push in the Jies--then slip them in the proper steps. Simpact Ratchet Threader A compact, all-in-one tool, adjustable for over, under, or standard size threads. So waste. Oil collects in the Pockets; drips on the dies as the tool revoives. The Simpact Threader is a self-contained tool with The dies can be reground when necessary. Three one set of fine grade, high speed steel dies, which, large winghead thumb screws, graduated guide posts, through a simple adjustment, threads all four sizes. and broad-face chuck jaws simplify centering of pipe. Adjustable Threaders No. 1R Ratchet Tool ciple assures smooth. perfectly tapered threads. No. 1 BR Ratchet Tool Adjustable Threaders feature the "taper-pin'' princi ple of operation. Adjustments are easy and quick. Dies cut smoothly assuring perfectly tapered threads. No. iR. light in weight, uses bushings to center the tool on the pipe. The unit includes separate right hand dies for each size pipe, and one handle. No. iBR uses three broad-face chuck jaws and graduated guide posts to center the tool. Separate right hand dies for each size pipe, and one handle, are included. Geared Adjustable Threaders For 2% to 4-Inch Pipe These Geared Adjustable Threaders are sturdy and strong, yet easily han dled by one man, to provide smooth, perfectly tapered threads. These tools can be converted into power threaders with installation of a Toledo Power Drive. No. z Threader, illustrated at the right, uses bushings to center the pipe and threads iJN to 4-inch pipe. No. zBR Threader is of the same design as the No. 2 except that it has three broad-face chuckjaws and graduated guide posts in place of bushings. Both the No. 2 and No. 2 BR use a separate set of dies for each size pipe. Prices on application 450 CRANE Toledo Threading Devices Ratchet Threaders Adjustable Bolt Stocks and Dies These are small, compact cools for general use or where space is restricted. Quick changes from one size to another are effected simply by pulling out the ratchet pawl, dropping out the head, and setting in another. A separate die head and sec of dies are furnished for each pipe size. No. 00: Capacity, 1$ to ?^-inch pipe. No. ii: Capacity, 1 s to i^-inch pipe. No. 12: Capacity, } ^ to z-inch pipe. Adjustable Die Heads For Bolts and Pipe These adjustable die heads may be used in the N'o. co ratchet handle die stock. They have standard bolt threads with an over or under adjustment of of an inch. The die heads have ample chip clearance. Segmental dies move in and out by a turn of the knurled sizing ring, allowing quick setting for deep, shallow, or standard threads. Each die takes a pro portional share of the work and may be reground. No. 101: Available as a single unit consisting of a stock, one size die, and guide, or as a set consisting of seven full-mounted stocks and dies (}4- '3it' :!sTie, \i> anc* Js-mch) in a metal box. No. 102: Similar to the No. 101 except it is larger (;i4, and t-inch). Can be furnished cither full mounted for instant use or with one stock and necessary dies and guides in sizes desired. Three-Way Threaders No. 101R: Capacity, y-Qinch bolts. to No. 102R: Capacity, *4, and l-inch bolts. Toledo Three-Way Threaders are small and com pact, with dies that can be reground when dull. No. 30: This threader is used on % to ;k-inch pipe. No. 31: This threader is used on y& to i-inch pipe. Toledo No. 999 Power Pipe Machine Wheel or Knife Cut-Off 38 Four cutting knives perform simultaneously and smoothly. One i utter uheel and luo rollers. Selfcenter tnJ. Fed by one hand wheel. Easy to operate. All parts are replaceable. Toledo No. 999 Super Model cuts, threads, and reams N to z-inch pipe and will thread %/% to lj-j-inch bolts. The die heads are the quick-opening, hinged cype; mounted vertically on the cutter head, they permit instant change of sizes. The reversible type mocor automatically adjusts its speed to the ioau. All controls are in the forward and reversing switch. Prices on application Quick-acting, all-steel, hinged type die heads. CRANE Oster Portable Power Pipe Machines No. 502 Pipe Master No. 582 Tom Thumb Standard range___ to 2-inch pipe Extra range............... J-j-inch pipe Range with drive shaft 21 > to 8-inch pipe Bolt range ' 1 \ 2-inch 451 The No. 501 Pipe Master, a low priced, ruggedly constructed, attractively designed por: .die pipe machine, saves production time and production costs. The Pipe Master reams, threads, and cuts off pipe in one chucking operation. Its quick-opening, adjustable die-head is the stationary type; an opening at the top of the machine permits viewing the thread as it is cut. A new, patented "Auto-Grip" front chuck speeds up operation and eliminates the use of a chuck bar or wrench. The roller type, self-centering cutter, detachable reamer, and Universal centering rear chuck all contribute to maximum efficiency. Standard equipment also includes; a Universal motor, geared head type, i io volts, either A.C. single phase or D.C.; four sets of carbon steel dies to cover the standard pipe range; reversing switch; reversible oil pump with relief valve; gauge for thread length; and five gallons of Oster oil. The No. 581 Tom Thumb Portable features a ball bearing mounted spindle and a worm drive render ing it capable of production speeds suitable for almost any requirement. Types X and W station ary die-heads accommodate pipe sizes up to fl inch and 1 to 2-inch respectively. The patented "Auto-Grip" chuck eliminates the use of a chuck bar or wrench. The roller type, self-centering cutter, detachable reamer, and' Universal center ing rear chuck simplify operation and assure long, dependable service. Standard equipment also includes: a Universal variable speed motor, 110 volts, either A.C. single phase or D.C.; four sets of carbon steel and high speed steel dies to cover the standard pipe range; reversing switch; reversible oil pump with relief valve; gauge for thread length; and five gallons of Oster oil. Oster Power Vise Stand The No. 422 Power Vise Stand with new "Auto-Grip" chuck outmodes old style vise stands. It quickly converts regular die-stocks, cutters, and reamers to more efficient, easy-to-use power tools. The universal, quick-acting "Auto-Grip" front chuck provides a positive gripping action; no bar or T-wrench is necessary. The chuck is revolved by a reversible power unit mounted and pro tected from damage within a welded steel case. The universal centering rear chuck instantly lines up all pipe sizes within the ranee of the machine. Motor gears are ball-bearing mounted. The spindle gear is hard ened steel; the spindle, semi-steel. Two carrying arms, one on each side of the machine, provide easy portability and assure abso lute centering of the die-stock during threading operations. Standard equipment includes: the Universal, geared head, 110 volt motor, either A.C. single phase or D.C.; reversing switch; "AutoGrip" front chuck; universal centering rear chuck; two carrying arms; two feet for the front legs; universal plate for mounting the pipe vise; and one quart of Oster oil. Legs, vise, and pipe tools, not included, are available at extra cost. No. 422 Power Vise Stand With "Auto-Grip" Chuck Standard range.......................to 2-inch pipe Range with drive shaft. ..2)2 to 3-inch pipe 38 Prices on application 452 CRANE Clayton & Lambert Coiltrol Fire Pot Mortell NoDrip Coating and Tape The Xo. 44 A Fire Pot is easy to start and simple to operate. The detachable coil unit has a flame control device wh,ch allows the powerful flame to be varied in size and volume. No. 44A A pot of metal can be rapidly melted, and then, by adjusting the flame control valve, be held at the desired temperature, thus saving gasoline and metal. The Xo. 44 A is designed to handle a full 6-inch metal poc: its capacity is one gallon. 1 f the fire pot is to be used to burn kerosene, orders should so specify; a different type burner jet will be furnished. For / >rchcst see page 426. Stuart's Thred-Kut Oil Jpeir/fe , C*oTsTUART OIL CO Thred-Kut, a high grade cutting oil. flows freely at low tempera tures. Makes dies last longer. Available in i gallon cans, 5 gallon pails, or in 15, 30, and 55 gallon drums. Also available are Stuart's Plumbers' and Extra Winter Strain Lard Oil Compounds. NoDrip Coating Prevents dripping caused by sweating and condensation. Apply to almost any surface NoDrip Tape Forms a tight fitting, scaled jacket. Quickly stops condensation drip from cold water pipes, valves, or fittings. NoDrip Coating, an easy flowing plastic, effectively prevents condensation dripping and corrosion. It eliminates sweating on industrial equipment, blower pipes, air ducts, and cyclones as well as on pipes and tanks. Vermin-proof, moisture-proof, and odorless, it is widely used in industrial plants, warehouses, railroads, etc. Apply the coating to practically any clean surface, painted or unpainted. Xo primer is needed unless the coating is used on severely rusted or pitted metal, or on concrete, wood, and other absorbent like material. In such cases, the primer prevents suction and rapid drying. Available in 1, 5, and 55 gallon containers. NoDrip Tape is used on valves, fittings, and small diameter pipe. Quickly stops condensation drip. Prevents rust and corrosion. Simply wrap the tape around the pipes and joints. Available in rolls; one roll covers approximately ten feet of J.-2-inch pipe. Pilley Flue Brushes and Scrapers No. 550 Combination Flue Brush and Scraper liustable claws scrape off hard 38 fie; brush sweeps out remain ing deposit. For 2 to 4-inch flues. No. 585 Flat Steel Wire, Single Spiral Brush A sturdy type brush that fits all size flues from 1 to 6-inch. fl No. 589 Round Steel Wire, Single Spiral Brush A highly efficient brush. Fits all size flues from i to 6-inch. No. 570 Engineers' Fat onto- Flue Scraper Malleable iron claws mounted on spring steel arms. Ajustable scrapers clean % to 4-inch flues. * VN\vX\ v`Vrtw'."'ir'Vu'W"w "p'>\'4 rmntriijun'nnn>n.tab J1 ifiViVi,* I'l'.i.flifc'w Kli'll.M.hhuUQo.V' No. 555 Expansion Flue Brush For hard deposits. Made of flat steel wire for 1 \ > to q-inch flues. Prices on application No. 590 Round Steel Wire. Double Spiral Brush A well built brush designed to fit any size flue, 1 to 6-inch. t Drilling Templates: Bolts; Lubricants; Flange Facings; Gaskets CRANE 457 Templates for Drilling, Bolts, Thread Lubricants, Flange Facings, Gaskets, and Galvanizing Templates for Drilling Brass and Bronze.......................................................................... page 458 fron............................................................................... pages 4,-q and 400 Steel................................................................................. pages 461 to 403 Thread Lubricant and Thread Compound........................................... page 404 Thread Lubricant Brushes....................................................................page 404 Machine Bolts........................................................................................ page 405 Triplex and Templex Steel Bolt-Studs.................................pages 460 and 467 Bolting on Companion Flanges......................................... 1................page 437 Wooden Flange Protectors.....................................................................page 457 Special Facings for Flanges, Valves, and Fittings..................pages 46S to 471 Gaskets for Iron, Brass, Bronze, and Steel Flanged Joints.. .pages 471 to 476 Ring Gaskets for Unions........................................................................ page 47b Sheet Packing; Cranite and C. C. Rubber............................................page 473 Galvanizing Steel Flanged Fittings and Flanges.................................. page 476 This section is devoted to a variety of subjects, not wholly related, but having in common the fact that they apply to nearly all Crane products and are referred to frequently. In addition, other sections of this catalog include data on sub jects of a somewhat similar nature, but more specialized or technical in character. Among these are found the following: Normal Engagement Between Male and Female Threads.............page 4*34 Threaded Pipe Joirtts................................................................................page 495 Flange Finishes.........................................................................pages 510 and 511 Crane Bolting, Engineering Data on.................................. pages 524 and 525 Assembly and Maintenance of Flanged Joints.................................. page 526 Taps and Drains for Flanged Fittings............................................... page 578 Taps and Drains for Flanged Valves................................................... page 579 Pipe and Fabricated Piping......................................................pages 477 to 522 Engineering Data........................................................................ pages 523 to 580 Gaskets for valves, fittings, and llangcs for ammonia..................... page 416 Bolting on Companion Flanges Wooden Flange Protectors Orders for valves, fittings, or other products with companion flanges bolted on should indi cate: the catalog number of the flange: if necessary, style .aar of facing on flanges: kind of bolts or bolt studs; and kind of ----- - gasket, if gaskets are required. i'nless otherwise ordered, female faced companion Jlanges will be used when male faced valves and fittings are desired. The labor involved in bolting on flanges entails an aJded charge: refer to the Crane Discount Sheet. Damaged flange faces may make it difficult or impossible tomakeup tight joints. Wooden protectors are a worthwhile investment, offering ample pro tection to flange faces while in transit and prior to installa tion. In addition, in the case of valves, they keep out foreign matter that might otherwise injure the seating sur faces. For complete information on protectors for the ends of valves and fittings, refer to the Crane Discount Sheet. 458 CRANE Templates for Drilling Brass and Bronze Flanged Valves and Flanges 150-Pound MSS Standard Dimensions agree with MSS 150-Pound Corrosion-Resistant Flange Standard. No. SP-42-1951 > This Nt.iPd.:!.. ' mv, MSS 11 - -Pound bP Bronze Flange Standard No. SP2-IQ461. It was Jet eloped and adopted as "Standard Practice by the Manulacturers Standardization Socicty ol the \ alt e and Pittings Industry. The Hange diameter, bolt circle, and number and Jiameccr of hole* ire the same as for the Class 125 Cast Iron and 152-Pound Seed American Standards, but the thickness and fac ing of the flanges are different. g;.e ' Dimensions, in Inches Diameter iThicknessI Diameter of j of | of Number j Diamecer | Length of | of 1 of 1 Length of iBolt-Studs Inches Flange 1 Flange .'Bolt Circle Bolts 1 Bolts Bolts Iwith 2 Nuts 1 2 3F 5/16 2% 4 '4 H/32 234 1 44 3/8 3Vg 11 43s 1 3 32 31 > I12 5 34 2 6 1, 43/4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 ,, 11.4 1 7 8 i'2 10 IF 11 14 2 l ,, 112 *> 1 0 1*3 24 4 1% 24 24 7 3/16 5*2 3 7>2 S/8 6 4 4 < Sis 2 2 2% 23i 3*2 81 2 1 *,16 7 4 9 '>16 74 8 8 58 24 2r8 3ft 214 24 5 10 34 84 8 0 11 >3,6 9*2 8 8 131, ,516 113/4 8 34 212 34 2% 33/g 3/4 234 3% 10 16 1 141/4 12 7 8 31/4 44 12 19 14 17 12 7 8 34 4'.. This Standard is known as X1SS jco-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP2-1Q40). It was developed and adopted as "Standard Practice" bv the Manufacturers' Standardization Societv of the Valve and F'ittings Industrv. The Hange diameter, bolt circle, and number and di ameter of bolts are the same as for the Class 250 Cast Iron and izc-Pound Steel American Standards, but the thickness and fac ing of die flanges are different. 300-Pound MSS Standard Size Dimensions, in Inches , Diameter Thickness Diameter Number : Diameter [of of of of of Inches] Flange Flange BoltCircle Bolts Bolts 1 , 33/4 Vz 2S/S 4 \'Z % 4% ,7/32 3V4 4 % 1 4% 19/32 31/2 4 Vs iy S'/4 ' % 37/s 4 % iv2 6% ll/l6 41/2 4 3/4 2 6>/2 3/4 5 8% 2v2 7V2 W16 S7/s 8 3/4 3 8V4 29/32 6% 8 3/4 3Va 9 3I/32 71/4 8 3/4 4 10 lVl6 77/s 8 3/4 5 11 11'8 O'/. 8 3/4 6 12'.-'2 13/16 10% 12 3/4 8 15 13/s 13 12 % Length ! Length of of Bolt-Studs Bolts with 2 Nuts 13/4 24 2 24 2 2% 2 23/4 24 34 24 3 21'2 3% 23/4 34 3 3% 3 34 34 4 34 44 33/4 434 * Facing: All 15c anJ pc-Pound Hange faces are Spot facing: The bolt holes in Crane brass and plain faced, with two V-shapeJ concentric grooves bronze flanged valves and flanges are not regularly 39 between the port and the bolt holes. spot faced. Diameter of port: The diameter of the port on 1 st Gaskets: I'uil face gaskets should be used. For list and jzc-Pound Flanged Valves is the same as the prices, dimensions, and description of gaskets, see pipe site (.nominal;. page 472. Bolt holes: Bolt holes are drilled ! 3-mcii 1 irger than the diameter 01 the holt. The bolt holes are in multiples of four, so that valves or fittings can be turned to face in any quarter when being installed Thcv are dialled to straddle tire center line unless otherwise ordered. When brass or bronze Hanged material is bolted to iron or steel llangcs that normally have a raised face, the raised face should be removed to provide a full face bearing for the gasket. Brass or bronze Hanged material should not be bolted to Cruneijp Hanged pipe joints. CRANE Templates for Drilling 25-Pound and 125-Pound Cast Iron 459 Dimensions, in Inches 25-Pound Cast Iron 125 -Pound Cast Iron Size Diam- Thick Diam Num Diam 1 eter ness eter of ber eter of of Bolt of of [Flange Flange Circle Bolts Bolts 1 1% P, > 6 1 * 2 4% 4 k l\2 7 3 ' 71/2 3% 1 8V2 4 19 5 i 10 6 11 8 1 13% 10 1 16 12 1 19 14 1 21 16 1 23 Vi 18 | 25 20 1 27% 1 24 1 32 1 30 1 38% 1 36 1 46 1 42 1 53 9/l6 5],2 %6 'Vl6 7 % "i 2 % 81.2 3/4 91 2 % 113/4 Vs UI/4 1 17 l'/s 183/4 l'/8 211/4 11/4 1 223/4 l'/4 1 25 m 1 291/2 1% 1 36 1% 1 423/4 1 i% ' 491/2 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 12 1 12 1 12 | 16 1 16 1 20 1 20 1 28 | 32 | 36 1 5/s % % % % S/8 % % % %' %1 3/i 1 %1 %1 Vs l Vs 1 1' 48 1 59% I 2 1 56 | 44 | 1 1 54 1 661/4 l 2% 1 62% | 44 1 1 1 60 1 73 1 2 Vi ! 69% 52 | Ws 1 72 ; 861/2 ! 2% 1 821/2 1 60 ! 1% 1 84 ' 993/4 ' 234 1 951/2 64 1 Wi ! 96 11131/41 3 1 108V2 1 68 | l% A Length of Bolts xy 1% 2 22 2 1 21/4 2% 2 Vi 2% ' 2% 2% 2% 2% ' 2*2 2% 2% ll/2 3 2% : 3 3% ' 31/2 3% 1 3% 31/2 1 33/4 31/2 1 4 33/4 1 4% 4% 1 5) 5% 51/2 1 53/4 1 61 6% 1 7% 1 7% 1 Diam Thick Diam Num Diam Length Length of eter ness eter of ber eter of Bolt-Studs of of Bolt of of Bolts with Flange Flange Circle Bolts Bolts 2 Nuts 4% 7/l6 3% 4 1/2 1% 4% % 3% 4 1/2 2 5 %6 3% 4 % 2 6 58 4% 4 9 8 2% 7 `Vie 51 2 4 Vs 2% 7V2 % 6 8 '/2 1 % 6 7 9 15/1S 7% 4 8 8 % 21/2 % 234 %3 10 1 3 16 8% 8 % 3 11 1 9% I3i 2 1% 1134 8 8 % 31 i % 3% 16 13,6 14% 12 78 334 19 1% : 17 12 7/s 334 21 1% 1 18% l 12 I l 1 4% 231/2 1 lVifi 1 21% ' 16 1 1 4% 25 | l9/l6 1 22% 1 16 I ll/s 4% 27% | I'Vu 1 25 ' 20 | l'/8 ! 5 32 1 Ws 1 29% 1 20 | 1% 1 5% 383/4 | 2% 1 36 1 28 1 IV4 1 6% ! 46 1 2% 1 4234 1 32 I 1% ' 7 53 1 2% ' 49% ' 36 1 1% 7% 59% | 2% 1 56 | 44 I 1% ! 734 ' 66% 1 3 1 6234 | 44 | 134 i { 73 1 3i/s ' 69% 1 52 I 1% ' 86% 1 3% ! 8212 > 60 1 1% ' 993/4 I 3% i 95 Vi 1 64 ! 2 1 U3% | 4% 1 108% ! 68 1 2% 1 1 IOV2 103/4 11 Vi 12% 14 Length of Bolts X-- Valve to valve. Y__ Valve to screwed companion llange, or .Valve to special 125-pound titcing with 25-pound drilling. 25-Pound Cast Iron: [n sices 4-inch and larger, the c?-Pound templates for drilling conform to the American Tentative Standard for Cast Iron Pipe Flanges and Hanged Fittings for 15 pounds steam working pressure iBtobi-ioji). In sires jH-inch and smaller, they are Crane Standard, proportioned from the American Tentative Standard. 125-Pound Cast Iron: The 115-Pound templates lor drilling conform to the American Standard for Cast Iron Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings. Class 115 >Bro.i-i04$i. Facing: 25-Pound Flanges and 125-Pound Manges are plain faced u ith a smooth finish. Diameter of port: The diameter of the port on 25Pound and 125-Pound Flanged Valves and Fittings is the same as the pipe sire 'nominal) Boltholes: For bolts smaller than !34-inch diame ter. bolt holes are drilled } s-inch larger than the diameter of the bolt. For bolts r'54-inch diameter and larger, the bolt holes are drilled 14-inch larger than the diameter of the bolt. Drilling templates are in multiples of four, so that valves or fittings may be turned to face in any quar ter when being installed. Bolt holes are drilled to straddle the center line unless otherw ise ordered. Spot facing: Bolt holes are not spot laced except on 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings sires iS to 22-inch inclusive unless so ordered. An extra charge is made for spot facing. 39 460 CRANE Templates for Drilling 250-Pound and 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron 250-Pound Cast Iron: I ho :t:-Pound templates for drilling conform to the American Stand ard for Cast Iron Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings. Class 15 z (Biob-icm). These templates apply also to B 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron 500-Pound W'.O.G. Fcrrosteel Double Disc Gate V'alves. The flanges have 0 ^fg-inch raised face. The thickness of flange dimension (dimension "C") in cludes the Fij-inch raised face. Size Dimensions, in Inches 11 No. Dia. Length Length A:B C D E of of of of bolt- bolts bolts bolts studs For valve with 2 nuts or . See See In sizes 24-inch and smaller, ex - fitting % Note X Note X cept for the diameter of the raised face fdimension "D"), these templates are the same as for the 300-Pound Steel Ameri i 1 . 47/g U/l6 211/16 31/2 4 5/8 2% l'/4 ; i*/4 i 51/4 3/4 31/16 3% 4 5/8 2% \l2 1% 1 6i/s 13/l fi 3V, 6 4'2 4 3/4 23/4 2 , 2 i 61/2 Ve 43/16 5 8 5/g 23/4 can Standard. 2% 1 2V2 1 71/2 1 415/16 57/g 8 3/4 3% 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron: The 8oo-Pound Flydraulic templates for drilling con form to the American Standard for Cast Iron Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings for a maximum non-shock hydraulic working pressure of Sco pounds at ordi nary air temperatures (Bidbi- 1031). 8oo-Pound W.O.G. Valves are regularly furnished with a inch high large male facing on the flanges. The thickness of flange dimension (dimension "C") does not include the 14inch male facing. 250 Cast Iron 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 42 48 1 3 1 8 Vi ! 3 Vi | 9 4 ! 10 i5 iU P/s l3/,6 P/4 13/g 5'l/l6 65/, 6 6is/, R 85/,6 65/8 71/4 7% 91/4 1 6 1 12% 1 lVi6 .911/16 10% | 1 8 | 15 1% 1115/16 13 1 10 1 171/2 m 141/is 1 151/4 ' 12 1 201/2 2 167/i6 173/4 1 13 V* 1 23 21/8 18,s/i$| 201/4 1 isy41 251/2 21/4 211/is 221/2 i 1 17 1 28 23/g 235/lfi 2434 1 19 1 30i/2 21/2 259/l 6 27 1 23 1 36 234 301/4 32 1 29 | 43 3 373/16 39% 1 341/2 1 50 33/g 4311/isl 46 ! 40 V4 | 57 311/ls 507/i6 1 523/4 l 46 1 65 4 587/ib 603/4 I 8 8 8 8 12 12 16 16 20 20 24 24 24 28 32 36 40 Size A B C D E No. 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 7/s l 1% 1% P/4 P/4 P/4 1V2 P/4 2 2 2 Dia. 3% 3% P/4 4 4 4% 51/4 5% 6 6% 6% 63/4 73A 8% 9% 101/4 1034 9% 10% IP/4 12% 13 Length Except for flange thickness and length of bolts, these templates are the same as for the OooPound Steel American Standard. valve or fitting of of bolts bolts of Bolts See See Note Y Note Z Bolt holes: For bolts smaller than i?4-inch diameter, bolt holes are drilled 1 (i-inch larger than the diameter of the bolt. For bolts i3 finch diameter and larger, bolt holes are drilled *4- 39 inch larger than the diameter of the bolt. Drilling templates are in multi ples of four, so that valves or fittings may be turned to face in anv quarter w hen being install For sizes smaller than 2-inch, use oOO-Pound Steel material. 2 ! 2 1 6V2 P/4 35/g 5 8 5/g 334 31/2 800 2V2 ' 21/2 1 71/2 1% 41/s 5% 8 3/4 41/4 4 Pound 3 3 ; 81/4 1% 5 65/s 8 3/4 4% i 414 Cast Iron 3% 1 31/2 I 9 1 1% 4 1 4 ' 103/4 ' l7/s 51/2 63/, s 71/4 8 8V2 ' 8 7/s ! 5 1 434 % 1 5% 1 514 5 5 13 ' 2 Vg 7 5/l 6 1 10% 1 8 l 1 6 1 534 I 6 '. 6 1 14 21/4 81/2 11% 1 12 1 1 6% 1 6 8 1 7% ' 161-2 2% 10% 133/4 1 12 P/a 1 7 1 634 10 " `'Vi/'1 20 ` 2VS 123/4 : 17 ' 16 P/4 1 734 1 7% 12 ' ll3/4 ' 22 ` 3 ' 15 ' 191/4 20 P/4 1 8 734 For sizes larger than 12-inch, u-c oOO-Pound Steel material. ed. Bolt holes straddle the center line unless otherwise ordered. Spot facing: Bolt holes are not Length of Bolts or Bolt-Studs Note X -- !i6" raised face to l," raised face valve, fitting, or companion llange. Note Y -- male to 11" male valve, fitting, or companion ilangc. spot faced unless so ordered; an extra charge is made. w 7 I4" large male to -V' large female valve, fitting, or companion (lange. Note Z to j(l.* groove valve, fitting, or companion llange. CRANE 461 Templates for Drilling 150 and 300-Pound Steel Standards Dimensions, in Inches Class .Size ! A' For vjl\ e or luting . B C Tor TT com- \.iF<. p.inioni <t ll.ingc iittmg D E No. Dia. of of F bolts bolts or or bolt- bolt- studs studs G \-------- ) Length of Bolt-Stud Length of Machine Bolt t;-inch Raised Face Joinc American Standard: The 150 and jcc-Pound flange dimensions, drilling templates, and bolt-stud lengths shown in the table at the right conform, respectively, to the American Standard for 150 and 3cc-Pound Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iQ3o. Facing: Unless otherwise or dered, 150 and 300-Pound Steel Flanged Valves, Fittings, and Companion Flanges are regularly furnished with a k^-inch high raised face. The thickness of flange dimension (dimension "C") includes the jig-inch high raised face. Bolt holes: Bol t holes are drilled } (-inch larger than the diameter of the bolt. Drilling templates are in multiples of four, so that valves or fittings may be turned to face in any quarter when installed. Boltholes are drilled to straddle the center line unless otherwise ordered. The bolt holes are spot faced. 1 *2 2 3l/2 Vis 1% 23/g 4 ' 34 % 3% \2 l"/l6 23 J 4 i 1 ; 41/4 9/l6 7/l6 f 2 31,8 4 l/2 21/4 134 1'2 21/4 2 l/2 2% 2 114 l`/4 : 4% % >2 212 31/2 1 4 1/2 21/2 214 n/2! l`/2 ' 5 I 'IAs ' Vi s 2% 37/s ' 4 ) % 2% 214 2 2 6 ' 3A % 3% 434 4 1 % . 31/4 21.0 2W. 21 ,, 7 % 11 16 41.8 5*2 4 % 3> 2 234 3 1 3 17y21 * 3/l6 ; 34 - 5 ! 6 t 4 ; 5/8 ' 31,2 3 3%! 3 Vi ! 8i/2 I 'S/l6 ' `3/1S 1 51/2 ! 7 ' 8 1 % ' 3'/2 r 3 ISO 4 l 4 9 . Pound Steel 5 5 10 IS/lfi 63/, s 71/21 8 1 % ' 31 2 U/l6 ' 7Vl6 81/2 8 3/4 334 3 3 6 ; 6 . 11 1 8I2 9`/2 , 8 . 3/4 4 314 8 I 8 13V21 li/a 10S/8 11% ! 8 i 3/4 1 4',4 31.2 10 : 10 16 l3/lS 1234 14% 12 . 7 8 4*i 334 12 . 12 19 ' IV4 15 17 12 > 7 8 434 334 14 , 131/4 , 21 | 1% 161/4, 183/4 1 12 , 1 5% 4',4 16 1 151/4 |23%! 1 Vie 131/21 211/4 1 16 1 1 ; 51/2 4'/2 18 1 171/4 i 25 : 19/ig 21 1 22% 1 16 ! 11/8 ' 6 434 20 | 191/4 '271/2 111/16 23 ; 25 t 20 , l'/s ` 6>/4 5 24 1 231/4 1 32 : 1% 1 271/4 291/2 20 l % 7 512 V2 1 V2 133/41 9/lfi 1 1% i 2% . 4 , y2 1 21/2 L 2 % 1 % 143/31 % 111/16 i 31/41 4 i % 3 2'/4 1 1 1 ' 4% | 11/lG ! 2 1 31/2 i 4 S % : 3 * 2'/2 lV4i PA , 51/4 i 3/4 2'/2 i 37s ' 4 1 % 3% 2'2 l%t I`/2 ' 6 Vs | 13/is 1 2% ! 41/2 1 4 1 3/4 3% 234 2 i 2 6V2 i % 3% 5 8 3/8 3',2 23/4 2V2! ?V2 ! 71/2 i 1 4i/s ! 5% ! 8 1 3/4 ! 4 ' 31/4 3 1 3 ; 81/41 li/8 5 65/8 1 8 ! 34 1 4% 31,2 3%i 3i/2 i 9 j 300 4 1 4 ' 10 1 Pound Steel 5 1 5 , 11 i 6 1 6 i 12i/2i l3/l6 11/4 1% IVlS 1 51/2 s 71/4 i 8 1 3/4 i 4% i 31/2 63/is ! 7% ! 8 ' 3/4 1 4l/2 33/4 1 75/l 6 , 9% , 8 . 3/4 43/4 4 81/2 1 10% ! 12 i 3/4 43/4 ; 4 8 1 8 1 15 ( 1% 1 10% I 13 | 12 | % ' 5% . 4% 10 1 10 1171/21 1% 1 123/4 i 151/4 | 16 1 1 6*/4 5% 12 I 12 1201/21 2 I 15 ' 1734 : 16 ' 11/8 ' 63/4 1 51/2 14 | 131/4 , 23 | 2i/s i I6V4 , 201/4 , 20 11/8 , 7 6 16 I 151/4 (25%| 21/4 1 18'/2 ' 22% i 20 1 H/4 71/2 61/4 18 1 17 ; 28 1 2% 21 243/4 ; 24 . H/4 . 73/4 6V2 20 i 19 301/2' 2'/2 23 ' 27 ' 24 ' i % 81/4 63/4 24 ' 23 36 2% 27% 32 24 l'/2 9% 734 Bolt and bolt-stud lengths: The lengths in dicated as dimensions F and C in the above table apply for flanged joints other than Cranelap, made up of combinations of ijc-Pound or of 3CC-Pound valves, fittings, or companion flanges with j^-inch high raised faces. 150-Pound joints, made up of any combination of valves, fittings, or flanges having the regular jig-inch raised face. 300-Pound Class: For male to female or tongue to groove flanged joints, add the height of the male or tongue (K-inch) to dimension F or G. For flanged joints made up of Cranelaps, or for C.ranelaps in combination with vahes. fittings, or companion flanges having He-inch raised faces, add to dimension F or G the thickness of the lap for each Cranelap used. 150-Pound Class: The bolt-stud lengths established by the American Standard are adequate for all When Cranelaps are used in combinations of male to female flanged joints, add the thickness of the lap for each Cranelap. Caution: the male Cranelap must have a minimum lap thickness of } 4-inch. For Cranelaps of tongue to groove flanged joints, add to dimension F or G the thickness of each lap, plus J 4-inch. List prices of machine bolts . ... page 465 List prices of bolt-studs..............pages 466 and 467 Special facings .. . pages 468 and 470 Length of bolt-studs for ring joints ,. . page 470 39 / 462 CRANE Templates for Drilling 400, 600, and 900-Pound Steel Standards Dimensions, in Inches Class Sire At B CD No. Dia. E of of bolt- bolt- F scuds studs G 4 4 10 I3/g 63/, 6 7% 8 % 5% 5% 5 5 1 11 1 1% 7Vie 9% 8 V* 5% 5% 6 6 1 12% i 1% 8% 10% 12 Vs 6 5% 8 8 i IS 1% 10% 13 12 1 6v4 6% 400 10 10 17% 2% 123/4 15% 16 1% 7% 7% Pound, 12 oteel 14 12 20% 2% 15 17% 16 13% 23 23/g 16% 20% 20 1% 8 7% 1% 8% 8 16 IS 25% 2% 18% 22% 20 13/s 83i 8% 18 17 28 2% 21 243j 24 13/8 9 83j Male to Male Flanged joint Male to Female Flanged Joint 20 18% 30% 23/4 23 27 24 22% 1 36 3 1 27% 32 24 1% 9% 9% 24 m 103/ 1 10% Bolt-Stud Length "G" also applies for Tongue to Groove Flanged Joint. % % 3% %6 13/s 2% % % 4% % 11! %6 " 3% 4 4 % 3 2% % 3'/2 31/4 American Standard: The 400, 6cc. and qcc-Pound flange dimensions, drilling templates, and bolt-stud lengths shown in the table at the right conform, respec tively, to the American Standard for 400, 6co, and ooc-Pound Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-ip3q. ,,600 l1 11/4 l`/2 1% 22 2% 2% 33 3% 3% 44 4% 5% 6% 6% 7% 8% 9 103/4 l%6 2 13/,6 2% % 2% 1 3% 1% 4% 1% 5 1% 1 5% 1% 63/, 6 3% 3% 4% 5 5ys 6% 7% 8% 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 Vs 3% 1 3% % 33/ 3% % 4% 4 % 4% 4 % 4% 4% % 5 434 % 5% 5% Vs 5% 5% Facing: Unless otherwise ordered, 400, 600, and poo-Pound Steel Flanged Valves and Fittings are regularly furnished with a }4-inch high large male face. Compan ion Flanges are regularly furnished with 34-inch high large male or, if specified, %-inch deep large female facing. 5 5 13 1% 1 7s/,6 10% 8 1 6% 6% 6 6 14 1%. 1 8% 1 11% 12 1 6% 6% 8 7% 16% 23/I6 1 10% I 13% 12 1% 7% 7% 10 9% 20 2% 1 12% 17 16 1% 8% 8% 12 11% 22 2% I 15 ! 19% 20 1% 83/ 8% 14 12% 23% 23/4 | 16% ! 20% 20 13/a 9% 9 16 14% 27 3 18% 23% 20 1% 10 93/ 18 16% 29% 3% 1 21 | 25% 20 1% 103/4 10% The thickness of flange dimension (dimen sion "C") does not include the }^-inch high large male face. 20 18% 32 3% I 23 28% 24 1% 11% 111% 24 22 37 4 1 27% 33 24 17s 13 1 123/4 3 2% 9% 1% 1 5 1 7% 8 7s 53/4 51% 4 3% 11% 1% 1 63/,6 I 9% 8 1% 63/4 6% Bolt holes: Bolt holes are drilled 34-inch 5 4% 13% 2 1 7%6 I 11 8 1% 7% 7% larger than the diameter of the bolt. Drill 6 5% 15 23/,s | 8% 12% 12 iy8 73/4 772 ing templates are in multiples of four, so that valves or fittings may be turned to 8 900 10 7% 18% 2% 1 10% 15% 12 9% 21% 2% I 12% 18% 16 1% 83/4 87z 1% 9% 9 face in any quarter when being installed. Bolt holes are drilled to straddle the Steel 12 11% 24 3% 15 21 14 12% 25% 3% 1 16% 22 20 20 13/g 10 9% 1% 103/4 10% center line unless otherwise ordered. 16 14 273/4 3% 18% 24% 20 1% 11% 11 Spot facing: The bolt holes are spot faced. Bolt-stud lengths: The bolt-stud 18 15% 31 4 21 27 20 17g 13 I 123/ 20 17% 33% 4% 23 29% 20 2 133/ ! 131/2 24 21 41 5% 1 27% 1 35% 20 2% 17% 17 lengths shown in the table at the right (Dimension "A" applies to valves or fittings. apply for flanged joints other than Crane- lap. made up of combinations of valves, fittings or For flanged joints made up of Cranelaps or for companion flanges with male, female, tongue, or Cranelaps in combination with valves, fittings, or 39 groove faces. X [ale or tongue faces are 14-inch high companion flanges, new bolt-stud lengths must be female or groove faces are ff6-inch deep. established in the following manner: Bolt-Stud Lengths for Cranelap Joints (Based on length "G" for bolt-studs). Cranelap to Cranelap.............................Deduct 34-inch and add thickness of both laps Cranelap to '4-inch male.......................Add thickness of one lap Cranelap to female.................................Deduct '4-inch and add thickness of one lap* Cranelap to female Cranelap ............... Deduct '4-inch and add thickness of both laps* Tongue or groove Cranelaps..................Add thickness of each lap `The Cranelap serving as the male must have a minimum lap thickness of Jj-inch. Bolting on companion flanges List prices of bolt-studs. page 457 pages 466 and 467 Special facings pages 469 to 471 Length of bolt-studs for ring joints,. .pages 470 and 471 CRANE Templates for Drilling 1500 and 2500-Pound Steel Standards 463 Male to Male Flanged Joint Male to Female Flanged Joint Bolt-Stud Length "G" also applies ' Tongue to Groove Flanged Joint. American Standard: The 1500 and g^oo-Pound flange dimensions, drilling templates, and bolt-stud lengths shown in the table at the right conform, respective ly, to the American Standard for 1500 and g5oo-Pound Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-ip3Q. Facing: Unless otherwise ordered, 1500 and 2500-Pound Steel Flanged Valves and Fittings are regularly furnished with J|-inch high large male facing. Com panion Flanges are regularly furnished with p-inch high large male or, if speci fied, %-inch deep large female facing. The thickness of flange dimension (dimen sion "C") does not include the J^-inch high large male face. Dimensions, in Inches j No. | Dia. Class Sire At B C D E of of bolt- bolt- F G 1 | studs 1 studs % Vz 43/4 ~/8 1% 3% % ll/l6 5% 1 Vs 5% 1 T"/l6 3% 1% 2 4 114 V/s \ 6 % 1% 2% i 4% i%l 1% 1 7 1% 2% 4Vs ^ \ l?/s 1 8% 1% 3% 1 6% 2%l 2% 1 9% 1% 4% 1 7% 3 ! 2% : 10 % 1% 5!8 _1500 4 1 3% i 121/4 2% 63/,e 1 9% Pound Steel 5 1 4% 1 143/4 2% 75/,6 1 11% 6 1 5% 1 15i/2 3% 8% 1 12% 8 1 7 i 19 io ; 8% i 23 3% 10% 1 15% 41/4 12% : 19 12 1 10% | 26% 4% 15 * 22% 14 11% i 29% 5% 16% 25 16 | 13 I 32% j 5% 18% i 273/4 18 j 14% | 36 | 63/g | 21 1 30% 20 1 16% I 383/4 1 7 1 23 | 3234 24 | 19% I 46 ] 8 27% 1 39 % 1 7/l6 1 51/4 1 13/16 ! 13/g | 3% % 1 9/l6 1 5% 1 1% Un/l6l 33/4 l | % 1 61/4 1 1% 1 2 1 4% 1341 1 | 71/4 1% 1 2% 1 51/8 1V2! 1% 1 8 13/4 | 2% 1 53/4 2 1 1% i 91/4 ; 2 1 35/8 i 63/4 2500 2%l 1% 1 10% 1 2% 4% I 73/4 Pound Steel 3 1 21/4 1 12 1 2% 519 4 1 2% 1 14 I 3 1 63/ls | 103/4 5 1 3% I 16% | 3% 1 7V,6 1 123/4 6 1 43/s 1 19 1 41/4 1 8% 1 14% 8 1 53/4 1 213/4 | 5 1 105/g 1 17% 10 | 7% 1 26% 1 6% 1 12% ! 21% 12 1 8% ' 30 : 71/4 1 15 243/8 4 % 4% 4 4 % 4% 4% 4 % 5 4% 4 Vs 5 43/4 4 1 ! 5% 5*/4 8 Vs 1 5% 5% 8 1 1 6% 6 8 1 Vs 1 7 63} 8 1 1% 173/4 1 7% 8 1 1% 1 9% | 9% 12 I 1% 1 10% | 10 12 I 1% i n%: It % 12 : 1% 13% 13% 16 1 2 ' 15 143} 16 . 2% 16% 16 16 I 2% 1 I73/4 . 17% 16 i 234 | 19% i 19% 16 | 3 1 21% ! 21% 16 1 3% 1 24% 1 24 4 1 % - 43/4 , 4% 4 1 % ! 5 1 4% 4 1 Vs 1 5% 1 5% 4 1 1 1 6 1 5% 4 1 1% 1 63/4 ! 6% 8 ' l ' 7 63} 8 i 1% 1 7% j 7% 00 i 00 8 1 1% 1 8 1 1% 1 10 ! 93/4 8 1 1% 1 12 1 113/4 8 1 2 1 133/4 1 13% 12 1 2 1 15% | 15 12 1 2% 1 19% I 19 12 ' 2% 1 21% 1 21 fDimension "A" applies to valves or fittings. Bolt holes: The bolt holes are drilled 1 g-inch larger than the diameter of the bolt. Drilling templates are in multiples of four, so that valves or fittings may be turned to face in any quarter when installed. Bolt holes are drilled to straddle the center line unless otherwise ordered. Spot facing: The bolt holes are spot faced. %% %% Bolt-stud lengths: The bolt-stud lengths shown in the above table apply for flanged joints ocher than Cranelap. made up of combinations of valves, fit tings, or companion flanges with male, female, tongue, or groote faces. Male or tongue faces are 3.4-inch high; female or groove faces are ?4-inch deep. For flanged joints made up of Cranelaps or for Cranelaps in combination with valves, fittings, or companion flanges, new bolt-stud lengths must be established in the following manner: Bolt-Stud Lengths for Cranelap Joints (Based on length "G" for bolt-studs). Cranelap to Cranelap................................Deduct 14-inch and add thickness of boch laps Cranelap to '.(-inch male.........................Add thickness of one lap' Cranelap to female.................................... Deduct 14-inch and add thickness of one lap11 Cranelap to female Cranelap...................Deduct 'rf-inch and add thickness of both laps* Tongue or groove Cranelaps................... Add thickness of each lap `The Cranelap serving as the male must have a minimum lap chickness of 34-inch. Bolting on companion flanges List prices of bolt-studs ........ page 457 pages 466 and 467 Special facings pages 469 and 471 Length of bolt-studs for ring joints page 471 39 464 CRANE Crane Thread Lubricant For Threaded Pipe Joints, Bolt Threads, and Gasket Coating For temperatures up to 5005 F. Crane Thread Lubricant is used to make better threaded and flanged joints on steam, w ater, and gas piping. Pipe joints are made tighter; easy "breaking" is assured. The lubricant has been developed to replace ordi nary pipe dope or pipe cement. Crane Thread Lubricant is available in a choice of four container sices, as follows: Quart cun . lbs. compound Pint can......... lj<j lbs. compound Half-pint can.. 10 or. compound Tube.................. 4o:. compound Prices on application Recommended use: Unusual lubri cating qualities make Crane Thread Lubricant ideal for all threaded metal connections except those on lines car rying liquids such as gasoline, kero sene, naphthas, fuel oil, etc. It is effectively used on Cranite or corru gated metal gaskets in flanged joints. The lubricant is particularly suited to the requirements of alloys such as stainless steel, Monel, and nickel, as well as copper, brass, iron, and steel. It can be used on chrome or nickel finished fittings without smearing or discoloring the trim. Being non- poisonou?. it is safely used on pipe lines handling food products as weil as for all domestic and industrial uses. Crane Thread Lubricant reduces the friction common to making a mecalto-metal joint and prevents the gall ing or seizing which occurs when a good lubricant is not used. When threads are clean and properly cut, the use of Crane Thread Lubri cant permits pulling them up to ... tight joint with greater ease. The lubricant will neither separate nor harden, regardless of age. It spreads easily over threaded surfaces, always providing a high degree of lubrication. Application: The lubricant is usu ally applied with a brush. Its consis tency is such chat application can be made from either the can or tube, whichever is more convenient. Crane High Temperature Thread Compound For temperatures up to 1000 F. Cninc High Temperature Thread Compound i- mgul.irK furm-hed in 344-p.i;nJ c,in> Price, per pound............... $1.35 Crane High Temperature Thread Compound is the result of years of development and research to find a compound combining low frictional qualities with particular suitability for high temperature service. The tendency of metal to seize or gall is more pronounced under high temperatures and high loading. Only a proper compound can avoid these damaging effects. Threaded pipe joints, made up with Crane High Temperature Thread Compound, after having been in serv ice under temperatures as high as icco F., can be taken apart readily and rc-used; threads are kept smooth and a pressure tight, metai-to-metal contact is maintained. On bolt-studs used in flanged joints for high pressure-temperature instal lations, the tendency of seizing or galling of the threads is a common failing because of the high bolt loads and increased friction. Crane High Temperature Thread Compound is ideal for use on bolt-studs; it enables the maximum stress to be obtained with a minimum of power applied to the nut. Bolted joints are more easily assembled to tightness under high pressures, and damage of threads in cidental to high loading is avoided 39 Thread Lubricant Brushes Thread lubricant can be applied in any convenient way. ft is common practice, however, to apply the compound with a brush. These brushes are specifically made for easy application of thread lubricant to bolts, flanges, gaskets, studs, valves, fittings, etc. The brushes are well constructed to withstand heavy usage. The bristles are w ell set in the handle to minimize the usual loss of bristles in hard serv ice. These brushes arc available in two types, either oval or flat. Specify the type of brush desired, when ordering. CRANE Machine Bolts 465 For a \ aricty of services and for temperatures up to a maximum of F.. Machine Bolts u ith sue..ire heads .mJ hexagon nuts are the standard pr.ictxe of tiie Pipe and Fitting Industry Length Inches 114 ll-2 2 2! *> 3 3>2 4 41 2 5 51 2 6 6'2 7 7vi 8 81/2 9 9>/2 10 11 12 13 14 15 V Dia. List Prices, Per 100 V 1 3r Dia. 1 Dia. ' s* Dia. 1" 1 l'/sDia. i Dia. 14" Dia. List Prices. Per 100. Quantities of 500 or ' more of one diameter . 1%" Dia. IV Dia. 5.90 6.10 6.45 6.85 7.25 7.60 7.95 8.35 8.75 9.15 9.55 11.25 11.70 12.15 12.60 13.05 13.50 13.95 14.40 15.80 16.70 17.60 18.50 19.40 9.55 1 9.80 1 12.65 10.30 13.30 10.80 13.95 11.30 1 14.60 11.80 1 15.25 12.30 1 15.90 12.80 1 16.55 13.30 i 17.20 13.80 1 17.85 14.30 1 18.50 14.80 1 19.15 15.30 i 19.80 15.80 1 20.45 16.30 1 21.10 16.80 1 21.75 17.30 1 22.40 17.80 1 23.05 18.30 1 23.70 19.30 1 25.00 20.30 1 26.30 21.30 1 27.60 22.30 1 28.90 23.30 1 30.20 19.45 20.35 21.25 22.15 23.05 23.95 24.85 25.75 26.65 27.55 28.45 29.35 30.25 31.15 32.05 32.95 34.75 36.55 38.35 40.15 41.95 43.75 1 I 28.20 29.35 30.50 1 31.65 1 72.80 74.80 32.80 1 52.50 1 63.05 33.95 1 53.80 64.70 76.80 78.80 35.10 * 55.10 66.35 80.80 36.25 1 56.40 68.00 82.80 37.40 57.70 69.65 84.80 38.55 1 86.80 39.70 1 60.30 72.95 88.80 40.85 1 1 42.00 1 62.90 1 76.25 :| 90.80 92.80 11 94.80 44.30 1 65.50 1 79.55 1 1 ,! 96.80 98.80 46.60 1 68.10 1 82.85 | 100.80 48.90 1 70.70 1 86.15 1 104.80 51.20 1 73.30 1 89.45 ' 108.80 53.50 1 1 II 112.80 55.80 1 78.50 1 96.05 it 116.80 58.10 1 81.10 1 99.35 ' 120.80 88.45 90.85 93.20 95.60 97.95 100.35 102.70 105.10 107.45 109.85 112.20 114.55 116.95 119.35 121.70 126.45 131.20 135.95 140.70 145.45 For intermediate lengths, use the list price for the next longer length. List Prices: The list prices shown in the table above cover Machine Bolts having a Regular Unfinished Square Head and equipped with a Heavy Unfinished Hot Pressed Hexagon Nut. Unless otherw ise speci fied on the order. Machine Bolts and Nuts of this description will be regularly furnished. When so specified, Machine Bolts can be supplied without nuts, with various other type of nuts, or with other types of bolt heads; list prices are based on the prices shown in the table above with appro priate additions or deductions, as specified in the table below. DU1U> Nuts Deductions from or Additions to the List Prices in the above table. Per 100 V2" V W %* r l'/s'' U/T l %" IV2' Dia. Dia. Dia. Dia. Dia. Dia. Dia. Dia. Dia. Regular Unfin. Sq. Head, Without Nuts Regular Hexagon Head, Unfinished Heavy Hexagon, Unfinished, C.P. Heavy Hexagon, Semi-finished, C.P. Regular Hexagon, Unfinished, C.P. Regular Square. Unfinished. H.P. Deduct 2.05 Add .65 Add .20 Add .50 Deduct .60 Addl Deduct 1.10 3.10 1.00 .45 1.00 .25 1.20 4.10 1.40 .90 1.60 .05 1.70 6.65 9.10 2.20 3.00 1.35 2.00 2.05 | 2.90 12.75 16.90 20.20|27.85 2.001 4.001 1 | 3.101 5.40i | f OO to 0 .50 .70 1.25 6.10 2.75 | 3.80 4.00 5.30| 2.801 4.45 Standards: Machine Bolts and Nuts are made from openhearth steel conforming to the ASTM Specification A-107--47. The dimensions of bolt heads and nuts conform to the American Standard ASA-B1S.2-- Bolt and nut threads conform to the American Standard ASAB1.1 -- lots Standard on Screw Threads, Coarse Thread Series, Class 2 Fit. For engineering data on machine bolts, see pages 524 and 525. Extra List Prices. Per 100 For less than 500 of one diameter Quantities 1%" Dia. 1 IV2* Dia. 400 to 499 300 to 399 200 to 299 100 to 199 50 to 99 25 co 49 2.00 1 2.25 3.20 1 3.50 7.20 1 7.50 19.20 1 19.60 44.00 1 44.50 92.00 92.50 10 to 24 240.00 1 241.00 39 466 CRANE Crane Triplex and Templex Alloy Steel Bolt-Studs Bolt-Stud Threaded Entire Length With Two Nuts The list prices apply to Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs equipped with two nuts, each. Prices of Templex Steel Bolt-Studs will be furnished on application. The lengths shown below do not include the crowned ends. Each Triplex or Templex Steel Bolt-Stud is equipped with two medium carbon, oil-quenched, semi-finished, heavy, steel hexagon nuts. Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs: The merits of Crane Triplex Steel are well known. Triplex Steel BoltStuds have been used with uniformly satisfactory re sults in thousands of steel valve and fitting installa tions, many of which--particularly in oil refineries-- have been operating under extreme pressures and temperatures. Made to rigid manufacturing tolerances of a high quality chrome-molybdenum steel, they provide lib eral strength for the bolting of steel flanged joints. Templex Steel Bolt-Studs: Templex Steel, a Crane development in bolting materials, is superior to Triplex Steel in creep resistance. On temperatures over 8jo F., especially where joints are made up for permanent, long-time service, as in steam power plants, Crane Templex Steel will be found ideal. A specially heat treated chrome-molybdenumvanadium steel, Templex offers unusual resistance to creep. Marking: On one end of each boltstud is stamped the identification of the material; Crane Triplex is marked with the symbol "T By", and Crane Templex is marked with the symbol "T B14". These markings are shown in the accompanying illustrations. Standard lengths: The lengths of bolt-studs are standardized in increments of JT-inch in accordance with the American Standard, ASA Bibe-iqjq. Length Inches 2 2 'A 2V'2 23A 3 3]/4 31/2 3% 4 41/4 41/2 4% 5 51/4 51/2 53/4 6 61/4 61/2 63/4 7 71/4 71/2 73/4 8 81/4 8 Vi 83/4 9 91/4 9>/2 1 1 1 1 1sT"(H3 n q; List Prices, E ach I %' Dia. 1 Dia. 34* Dia. .39 .39 ! .43 .40 .40 1 .44 .41 .41 .45 .53 .42 . .46 .55 .43 ' .47 .57 .44 .48 .59 .45 ! .49 | .50 | .51 ! .52 .61 .63 .65 .67 1 .53 | .54 | .55 .69 .71 .73 11 .75 i ,57 .77 i | .59 .79 .81 1 .83 1 .85 1 .87 1 .89 1 .91 1 .93 1 .95 1 .97 1 1 1 1 ' * W Dia. .72 .74 .76 .78 .80 .82 .84 .86 .88 .90 .92 .94 .96 .98 1.00 1.02 1.04 1.06 1.08 1.10 1.12 1.14 1.16 1.18 1.20 1.22 1.24 When ordering bolt-studs for Cranelap requirements, American Standard for Screw Threads for High lengths should be selected as follows: Strength Bolting (ASA Bi .4), sizes 1-inch and smaller A. If calculated length is '/fg-inch or more longer than a standardized length, use the next longer standard Tt-inch length. in diameter with the Coarse-Thread Series, and sizes 11 Cinch and larger in diameter with the 8-PitchThread Series. 39 Standards: Crane Triplex and Templex Steel BoltB. If calculated length is less than ^6-inch longer Studs and Nuts conform o the American Standard than a standardized length, use the next Btoe-iQ3Q and to various A.S.T.M. Specifications. shorter standard ju-inch length. Triplex Steel conforms to A.S.T.M. A 193, Grade By Bolt-stud lengths in 1 Cinch increments are made to bolting. Templex Steel conforms to A.S.T.M. A 193, order only, at a special price; prices on request. Grade B14 bolting. Threads: Crane Alloy Steel Bolt-Studs are threaded their entire length. Threading, including threading on the accompaming nuts, is in accordance with the The nuts conform to A.S.T.M. Specification A IQ4, Class 2H; they are made to American Standard `'Heavy" Hexagon Nut dimensions, ASA B18.2. Description of materials page 9 Engineering data on bolting . . .pages 524 to 526 CRANE Crane Triplex and Templex Alloy Steel Bolt-Studs (con tinued) 467 The list prices apply to Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs equipped with two nuts, each. Prices of Templex Steel Bolt-Studs will be furnished on application. The lengths shown below do not include the crowned ends. Each Triplex or Templex Steel Bolt-Stud is equipped with two medium carbon, oil-quenched, semi-finished, heavy, steel hexagon nuts. OmmQ Bolt-Stud Threaded Entire Length With Two Nuts Length Inches 5 5'4 5 V2 6 6>/4 6I/2 6% 7 71/4 71/2 7Hi 8 8V4 81/2 8 34 9 91/4 91/2 94 10 IOI/4 IO1/2 103/4 11 111/4 Ui/2 113/4 12 U14 12M> 123-4 13 1314 13*2 133/4 14 1414 14*2 1434 15 1" Dia. 1.21 1.24 1.27 1.30 1.33 1.36 1.39 1.42 1.45 1.48 1.51 1.54 1.57 1.60 1.63 1.66 1.69 1.72 1.75 1.78 1.81 1.84 1.87 List Prices, Each l'/g" Dia. 1*4" Dia. 1%" Dia. 1V2" Dia. 1.74 1.78 1.82 1.86 1.90 1.94 1.98 2.02 2.06 2.10 2.14 2.18 2.22 2.26 2.30 2.34 2.38 2.42 2.46 2.50 2.54 2.58 2.62 2,66 2.70 2.74 2.78 2.45 2.50 2.55 2.60 2.65 2.70 2.75 2.80 2.85 2.90 2.95 3.00 3.05 3.10 3.15 3.20 3.25 3.30 3.35 3.40 3.45 3.50 3.55 3.60 3.65 3.70 3.75 3.80 3.85 3.31 3.39 3.47 3.55 3.63 3.71 3.79 3.87 3.95 4.03 4.11 4.19 4.27 4.35 4.43 4.51 4.59 4.67 4.75 4.83 4.91 4.99 5.07 5.15 5.23 5.31 5.39 5.47 5.55 4.35 4.45 4.55 4.65 4.75 4.85 4.95 5.05 5.15 5.25 5.35 5.45 5.55 5.65 5.75 5.85 5,95 6.05 6.15 6.25 6.35 6.45 6.55 6.65 6.75 6.85 6.95 Length Inches List Prices, Each 1%' Dia. 13/4" Dia. IVi Dia. 9* '2 93'4 10 10*4 6.46 6.59 6.72 6.85 8-55 8.70 10*2 103/4 11 11V4 11*4 ll3/4 12 12*4 UVz 123/4 13 13*4 I3*/2 133/4 6.98 7.11 7.24 7.37 7.50 7.63 7.76 7.89 8.02 8.15 8.28 8.41 8.54 8.67 8.85 9.00 9.15 9.30 9.45 9.60 9.75 9.90 10.05 10.20 10.35 10.50 10.65 10.80 11.30 11.45 11.60 11.75 11.90 12.05 12.20 12.35 12.50 12.65 12.80 14 I41/4 141/2 143/4 15 151/4 151/2 153/4 8.80 10.95 8.93 11.10 9.06 11.25 11.40 9.32 11.55 1 9.58 11.85 12.95 13.10 13.25 13.40 13.55 13.70 13.85 14.00 16 9.84 12.15 14.15 I6I/4 I6I/2 163/4 12.30 14.30 14.45 17 14.75 171/4 171/2 173/4 15.05 18 181/4 15.35 I8V2 183/4 1 19 19*4 191/2 Length Inches List Prices, Each V Dia. 21/4" 1 21,2" Dia. 1 Dia. 12 12* i 12*2 12 3/4 13 131/4 131/2 133/4 14.00 14.20 14.40 14.60 14.80 15.00 15 20 15.40 14 HI/4 141/a 1434 15 151/4 151/2 153/4 16 I6I/4 I6I/2 163/4 17 171/4 171/2 173/4 18 I8V4 181/2 183/4 19 191/4 191/2 193/4 20 201/4 201/z 21 211/4 211/2 22 22V2 23 15.60 15.80 16.00 16.20 16.40 16.60 16.80 17.00 17.20 17.60 18.00 * 18.40 I 18.80 * 19.20 19.60 1 { 21.40 21.60 21.80 22.00 22.20 22.40 22.60 23.00 23.40 23.80 24.20 24.60 25.00 25.40 25.80 26.20 27.60 27.80 28.00 28.20 28.40 28.60 28.80 29.00 29.20 29.40 29.60 29.80 30.00 30.20 30.40 30.60 30.80 31.20 31.40 31.60 32.00 32.40 32.80 39 Thread Compound Crane High Temperature Thread Compound is rec ommended for use with alloy steel bole-studs. On bolting subjected to high temperatures, this com pound is unsurpassed. Because it reduces friction, maximum stress can be obtained in the bolt-stud with a minimum amount of power applied to the nut. In addition, since it minimizes the tendency of metals to gall or seize, joints can be more readily assembled and taken apart without injuring the bolting. The compound is described in detail on page 404. 468 CRANE Male, Female, Tongue, and Groove Flange Facings For 300-Pound Steel 39 L.arge Male /// Center to face Pius y Small Male n --------- / 1 Center I to face A Plus 1 \ he Large Female / Center Plufl/{6" to face `// / I He Small Female Class 300-Pound Steel Dimensions, in Inches Size 10 34 1 A ~l3'i 11 l/lfi > B____ 1 I 3 16 14 14 V.2 27s 2 3% 2**2 44 35 178 24 24 33/g 41/4 3i j 4 5 6 8 10 54 63 16 7*46 812 105/8 12 34 43$ 33 16 05/l6 74 03/g 114 xi 15 134 14 164 1434 16 184 163,; 18 21 1914 20 23 21 24 271/4 251/4 c 33,32 1S/16 13,6 14 13/4 24 2U/.6 35/16 3134 43 4 53/g 63/g 83/g 101 '2 124 1334 1534 1734 193/4 233/4 Refer to the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. D 13'g ni'16 1'8 24 24 34 33j 45/, 5'/g 51 l/j 6 b`3/,6 8 10 12 144 151 2 17% 20i/g 22 264 The dimensions shown above conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bibe-iaiq. All of the types of facings can be applied to flanged prod ucts in the 300-Pound steel class, conforming to the American Steel Flange Standard Bi be-1030. _'-4 P7777//, Center to face Plv V B yy. 14' Large Tongue Center to face B Minus He" A Plus He i He Large Groove Center to face B Minus 146 D Plus f 16- He Small Grcme Center to face: The illustrations show how regular valve or fitting center to face dimensions are affected by these special facings. Notice: the male or tongue facing increases the regular center to face J.-4-inch; the female or groove facing does not alter the regular center to face. Regular facing and finish: 300-Pound Steel flanged valves, flanged fittings, and flanges are regularly furnished with a l^'inch raised face. 14-inch raised faces and 1^-inch male faces are finished with concentric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Female, tongue, and groove faces are regularly furnished w ith a smooth finish. *Small male and female: Small male and female facing, when used with steel screwed flanges, makes the joint di rectly on the end of the pipe. In these cases the pipe must be thick enough to provide a bearing surface of ample width to prevent crushing of the gasket. If a pipe end is to be used as a mating member in a joint, orders should specify the inside diameter of the pipe. In some instances, it may be necessary to lag up the port diameter of valves and fittings to match the I.D. of the pipe, in whicii case special prices will apply. Gaskets: Gaskets for male and female and for tongue and groove joints should cover the bottom of the recess with minimum clearances, allowing for the plus or minus toler ance of 0.010 inch (IfiV') which is permitted by the American Standard on the inside and outside diameters of facings. Dimensions of ring joint facing Facings on Cranelap Joints , pages 507 and 508 pages 470 and 471 Templates for drilling.. . page 461 CRANE 469 Male, Female, Tongue, and Groove Flange Facings For 400 to 2500-Pound Steel Class 400, 600, 900, 1500, or Steel Dimensions, in Inches Sire A B C 1 12 34 1 lJ8 1" IS 2 1 1 4 24 11 2 24 2 34 2*2 iVs 35 3>/2 51/2 4 63/l6 5 73/l6 6 8*2 8 105/s 10 i 125/4 12 IS 14 16V4 16 I8V2 18 21 20 23 24 271/4 1 l5.'16 1*2 l78 2 >4 -7s 3*4 4*i 434 33/16 ft Mg 7L 93/s ll>/4 13V51434 163/4 191/4 21 251/4 23 32 13 16 13/l 6 IL 1M 2*4 2* Vie 3Vi6 31V,6 4Vl6 5M b3/8 83/g 10* 121-2 1334 153/4 1734 193/4 2334 CM D 138 l"/.6 1'8 2i 2G 314 334 45/8 5 Vs ft13/16 8 10 12 ni/4 1512 175/g 20M 22 261/4 Refer to the Crane Discount Sheet for prices- The dimensions shown above conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings. B i be-1030. All of the types of facings can be applied to flanged prod ucts in the 400. 6co. qco. 1500. and e^co-Pound steel classes, conforming to the American Standard, B i6e-iQ3Q. Center to face: The illustrations show how regular valve or fitting center to face dimensions are affected by these special facings. Notice particularly: the male and tongue facings are included in the regular center to face; the female and groove facings require a deduction of 14-inch from the regular center to face. Regular facing and finish: Flanged valves and flanged fittings of the classes indicated are regularly furnished with a J^-inch male face. Companion flanges have a J^-inch male face or, if specified, a %;-inch female face. The male faces are finished with concentric grooves, ap proximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. Female, tongue, and groove faces regularly have a smooth finish. *Small male and female: Small male and female facing, when used with steel screwed flanges, makes the joint direct ly on the end of the pipe. In these cases the pipe must be thick enough to provide a bearing surface of ample w idth to prevent crushing of the gasket. If a pipe end is to be used as a mating member in a joint, orders should specify the inside diameter of the pipe. In some instances, it may be necessary to lag up the port diameter of valves and fittings to match the I.D. of the pipe, in which case special prices will apply. Gaskets: Gaskets for male and female and for tongue and groove joints should cover the bottom of the recess with minimum clearances, allow ing for the plus or minus toler ance of o.cio inch fl-gj") which is permitted by the American Standard on the inside and outside diameters of facings. !_r: 1 uX Large Male 1---- . Center ) to face f : - -y-A `Small Male \ Center / to face Minus '4 A Plus'16 3iV C Large 1'em.ile '<// V/ Center c to face Pius hV l Minus 14 '?: //V? Vl6 `Small Female Dimensions of ring joint facing , pages 470 and 471 Facings on Cranelap Joints................ pages S07 and S08 Bolting on companion flanges. Templates for drilling___ . .. . P<*e 457 pages 462 and 463 39 470 CRANE Ring Joint Facing and Rings API and American Standard -- Dimensions, in Inches 4 c Oval Ring _______________ B ?* /y:/: Octagonal Ring ^ i '1 \y 1 'll) and 300-Pound 400. oOO. ni) HUO, and 2500-Pound For Valves. Fittings, and Flanges (Oval rings fit grooves having cither a fiat or round bottom: octagonal rings only fit grooves having a flat bottom.) "G" is pproxi- mare clear ance with boltstuds tight. Class Ring Size Num ber A B cDE F 1 R 15 1V4 R 17 1% R 19 2 R 22 l7/s 1 S/l6 2 >4 1 S/l6 29/lfi 1 5/16 31/4 1 5/,6 9/lS 9/ts 9/lS 9/lS V2 "ki'XV* % "42 1% % "42 tv* % "/32l % Assembled Ring Joint Dimension "J" does not apply to Cranelap Joints; see "Boltstud lengths" on next page. tCaution: The 3-inch 300 and 600-Pound Cranelap Ring Joints use Ring No. R 30. having a pitch diameter of 4% inches. When 3-inch 300 or 600-Pound ring joint valves, fittings, or flanges are to be bolted to Crane lap joints, orders must so specify; they will be machined special. JSce explanation of "center to face" on next page. 2% 3 150 Pound 3% 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 i 20 24 R 25 R 29 R 33 R 36 R 40 R 43 R 48 R 52 R 56 R 59 R 64 R 68 R 72 R 76 4 1 Vie 4% 1 s/is 5Vl6 1 S/l6 5% 1 6% 1 S/l6 ?Vs 1 S/,6 93/4 S/l6 12 1 S/l6 15 | S/,6 155/8 1 5/lS 17% 1 5/i g 20% | 5/;g 22 | Vis 26% | Vis 9/l6 9/.S 9/.6 9/lS 9/l6 9/l6 9/ig 9/l6 9/ik 9/lS 9/lS 9/l6 9/l6 9/l6 % U/32 V* % 7%Z V* % ll/32 V* % "/32 V\ % U/32 % % "42 V* V2 ll/32 Vi % 1 %2 V* % "42 V* % "42 V* % U/32 V* % 11V32 V* % "4* % % "4*1 *4 ("Z" represents pipe thickness.) Cranelap Joints No. of r>ia.of G H *J Bolt- 'olt- Studs .Studs 9 32 2% 3 S/32 2% 3% VsZ 3% 31/4 %2 4 33/4 %2 4% 4 Sj/32 5% 41/4 %2 6%6 4% 5/32 6% 4% 5/32 7% 4% Vs2 8% 4% %2 10% 43/4 %2 13 5% S/32 16 5% % 163/4 6 Vs 19 6 Vs 21% 6% Vs 23% 7 Vs 28 73/4 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 12 16 16 20 20 Vl 1/ 72 % % Vs Vs Vs Vs 3/4 3/4 3/4 Vs Vs 1 1 l>4 1% 1*4 39 Ring Class Size Num1 ber A G H *J No. of Bolt-Studs Dia. of Bolt-Studs B cD E F 300 400 I 600 300 400 1 600 300 400 600 300 | 400 600 Lb. Lb. ! Lb. Lb. Lb. 1 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 1 Lb. Lb. l/2 R 11 11 VS* 2 V 7/is 3/8 V32 1 X1/S2 1 Vs 1 Vs 2 31 ;3 4 4 %1 % % R 13 l1 Vis 5/16 9/is ! % "/12UV 5/32 1 1 V32 1 2% | 3% ' ! 3% 4 4 5/8 1 5/8 1 R 16 2 3/16 1 9/is % 1 W 1 +% 5/32 ! 5/32 23/4 | 3% | i 3% 4 4 5/s 1 Vs iV4 R 18 2% 5/lS 9/l6 ! % 1 %2 ! +% 5/32 I 5/32 ! 3% | 33/4 | j 33/4 4 4 S/S 1 Vs 1 % R 20 21 Vl s 5/l 6 9/lS % 1%2ltI/4 5/32 1 2 R 23 3% 7/l6 "/isl S/8 15/32l 5/l6 i V32 i `VszlWlSt 4 1 . 3/, 6 4% 4% 1 '4% i 41% 4 8 4 %i 8 5/8 1 3/4 Vs 2% R 26 4 7/is "/is! S/S 7 5/32 E 5/i6 1 7/32 1 Wisl 5 43/4 | !5 8 8 3/4 1 % +3 *R31 *4% 7/lS "/isl s/s lS/32i 5/l6 V32! 1 Vl 6 53/4 1 5 i ,5'A 8 8 3/4 i % *: 3% R 34 5 3/16 7/l8 "/isl Vs IS/S2\ 5/,g | 7/32 1 3/,fi | 6I/4 | 51/4 1 1 53/4 | 8 8 3/4 1 % 4. and 4 5 R 37 5% 7/lS 11/l6i % 1S/32^ VlS ' V32 7/32 1 3/16 6% | 51/4 , 53/4 | 6 R 41 7% 7/lS "/is Vs l3/32! 5/l6 7/32 %2 1 3/l$ 87A 5% 1 6 634 8 8 8 8 8 8 3/4 % 3/4 i % Vs 1 Pound! 6 R 45 85/16 7l6 "/is Vs 7V32 i Vis V32 7/32 3/16 1 9% 53A 6% | 7 12 12 12 3/4 i % 1 8 R 49 10% Vie "/is Vs 15/32: Vl 6 7/32 %2 i VlS 11V* 6% -.7.8 12 12 12 : % , 1 1% 10 R 53 1234 . 7/l6 "/is' % 7 V32 i 5/i6 7/32 V32 1 3/,6 14 7% . 73/4 . 8% 16 16 16 1 1 11% 1% 12 R 57 ' 15 Vs '"/is Vs 7 5/32 5/, 6 7/32 %2 ' 3/, fi 16% 1 7% 1 8% 1 9 16 16 20 l7/s 1 1% 1% 14 R 61 16% V16 "/is Vs 1 V32 Vis 732 V32 , 3/16 18 73/4 | 83/4 . 9% 1 20 20 20 .1% * 1% 13/g 16 R fc>5 18% Vs "/is Vs 75V2: V16 %2 7/32 1 3/l 6 20 8% i 9% -.10%: 20 20 20 1% - D/s 1% 18 R 69 21 Vs "/is Vs 1S/32 Vis %2 7/32 . Vl 6 225/fl 83/4: 9% > 11 24 24 20 , 1% 1% 15/S 20 R 73 23 1 2 34 "/16 1 7/32 3'8 7 32 7 32 3/16 25 9% 10% U3/4 24 24 24 1% 11., 15'g 24 R 77 27' 38 `8 >3/16 27/32 7/lS 7 4 `4 `/32 29 % 10%. 11% 13%. 24 24 24 U/2 , 1% 1% CRANE Dimensions, in Inches (Cont.) 471 Class Size Ring , ' Numi bers ! 'J A B. C D I:I ( EiF G H i' I No. Dia. M ! of of 1 Bolt- Bolt- Studs Studs i CO CO i 3 R 31 47g 7 16 1 1 16 3g *'32 Vl6_J>32 6%_ 6 % ' 4 R 37 57g 7 16 **/16 S8 10/32 0 16 0 32 7% 7 _i % 5 R 41 7*8 7 16 n, 16 3 8 1 5 32 'fie = 32 8% 73i 8 1% 6 1 R 45 85 16 7/l6 "/is % 1 3'32 '/l6 1'/32 ! 9% ; 8 1 12 1 1% 8 ; R 49 10% "/j6 U/l6 5/8 1S32 /l6 ! S32 ' f2% 1 9 12 1 1% 900 10 Pound 12 ' R 53 123.4 7/l6 1 Vfi6' S/s "1 3 32 '/l6 . '/32 ! 14% 9% | 16 ' 1% f R 57 - 15 ! 7/l6 !I lAe` % 13,32'S/l6 *'/32 ' 16% 10%' 20 ' P/g 14 i R 62 1 16% % [ % :I3/l6 2%2. 7/l6 %2 1 18% H%! 20 1% 16 ! R 66 1 18% 1 % 1 % 11 Vie 21/32' 7/l6 1 S/32 ' 205/a H3/4` 20 1% 18 R 70 21 % * l 15^162a32 *2 31.6 23% 13% 20 I 7 8 , 20 | R 74 1 23 ! 3,4 1 1 ,ls/i6 z%z' % 1 3/i6 25% '14%! 20 2 1 24 1 R 78 I 27V4 1 1 UVisll'A'l'/isI % >7/32l30%'18i/4! 20 2% !i H% ! R 12 i l*/l6 ! 3/l6 1 9/l6 1 % l"/32'i% 1 %2 1 2% ' 4% 1 ! R 14 1 i34 s/I6:9/I6- I/2 ii/32 j% is/32| 2% 14%: 4 4 1 1 % % l R 16 2 3/l6 9/l6 % 11 '32 t% '32 '21 3/l6 5 4 78 : 1% ; R 18 ' 23/g 1 5/ig 3/i6 % "/32J% :%2!33/t6: 5 1 4 1 Vs . l% ; R 20 2"/i6 3/l6 ` 9/l6 % 1132 1% o/32 3% 5% 4 1 2 i R 24 3% 7/ls:"/l6 % l3As 3/l6 % ! 478 ! 6 8 % 2% | R 27 1 4% 1 7/i6 1 '/lei 3/s ;ls/32! s/ie ! % 1 53/g ! 6% 1 8 i 1 3 | R 35 1 53/g 1 7/i6 :> i/xel % l*3/32l3/i6l 1/s 1 65/g |7%| 8 1 1% 4 1 R 39 1 63/g !7/i6i"/i6l % I* *%2! 3/i6 1 % 1 7% 1 8 1 8 1 1% J500, 5 | R 44 i 75/g i7/16:"/l6: 3/s *1*%2' 3/l6 ' % 1 9 ' 10 I 8 1 1% 6 ! R 46 1 8Vie 1 % 1 3A 1* 1/16*1 V32! % 1 % 1 93/4 110341 12 1 13/g 8 1 R 50 1105/8. 3's 1 7/8 ll3/l6i21/32;7/l6!5/32ll2%l 12 | 12 1 1% 10 | R 54 112341 % | % il3/,6!2l/32l7/l6l3/32 114% 113341 12 1 1% 12 | R 58 1 is 1 % i 1% :ii/,fi'29/32l 94615/16117% 115341 16 1 2 14 1 R 63 116% i 1 ilViei 1% l'/i6l % 1 V32 119% !17%| 16 1 2% 16 | R 67 118% 11% IlViei 1% il3/i6:` %61 3/i6 1 21% | 19 1 lb 1 2% 18 ! R 71 1 21 11% UViel 1% UVieii%61 3/i6 1 24% *2034! 16 1 23/4 20 | R 75 1 23 11% H9/16! 1% UVie'H/ie: % 1 26% |22341 16 1 3 24 1 R 79 * 27% I 13/g 134 ; is/g 17/I6ii3/I6i 7/ls 131% | 26 | 16 1 3% 1/2 | R 13 H' l/is! S/l6 1 9/l6 1 % i1 I/32, + % 1'/32 1 29/l6 1 434 | 4 1 % 1 % 1 R 16 1 2 I Vis 1 9/ie 1 % i"/32.:% i 3/32 1 27/g 1 5 | 4 1 % 1 1 R 18 1 23/g | s/l6 1 9/l6 1 % l"/32;.t% 1 S/32 1 3% 1 5% | 4 1 7/s 1% I R 21 I227/32I 7/l6 fl Vl6l % A %21 3/l6 1 Vs 1 4 | 6% 1 4 1 1 i % | R 23 1 3% 1 Vie !ll/iel % I'VazI Vie 1 % 1 4% 1 7 | 4 1 1% 2 1 R 26 1 4 1 Vie PViel 3/s |i3/32l3/i6l % 1 5% 1 7% | 8 1 1 2500 21/2 i R 28 1 43/g | % | 34 ]i Viel17/32! % 1 % 1 57/g | 8 | 8 I 1% Pound l 3 I R 32 1 5 | % | 34 |u/isji7/32| 3/s j y8 | 6S/g 19% 1 8 i 1% i 4 1 R 38 !63/16| % 1 7/% ll346:2,/32l 7/l6 1 %2 1 8 |10%| 8 1 1% ! 5 ; R 42 t 71/2 ! 34 I 1 ;15/1G.25/32| l/2 jS/32l 91/2 |12%; 8 i 1% 6 R 47 , 9 1 34 ; 1 |15/i6 35/32'. 1/2 : 5/32 1 U '14%'. 8 1 2 1 8 ! R 51 * 11 I Vs 1 1% 111/16 29/32l 9/l6 1 3/l6 ! 133/g 1 16 1 12 1 2 1 10 | R 55 13% : 1% '17/i6 13/g lVi6;ii/i6. % ! 1634120%! 12 1 2% 12 R 60 16 ,1% l9/i6 1%.13/i6,'%6 5/16 1 19% |22%! 12 1 234 Rings: See page 471. Type "A" or"B" Rings J4. ?i6- or iiG-inch wide are regularly' furnished oval shape; 'Tinch wide or wider Type "A" or Type -'B" Rings are octagonal shape. Standards: The dimensions of the rings and ring joint grooves conform to American Standard B10.1c-n.152. The flange facing dimensions con form to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bioe-ic)3p and Addendum Bmeq-iqqo. Flange facing and ring dimensions also conform to the American Petroleum Institute Standard 0-B, Fourth Edition, May, 1949 (Tenta tive), except that this Standard does not include and fX-inch 000Pound Flanges or 10-inch and larger i5cc-Pound Flanges. The dimensions shown on this and the preceding page apply to ring joint facing and rings for the end flanges of steel vak e* and flanged fittings, and for steel Manges. The groove .smooth finish' for the ring is cut in a raised face as illustrated on the preceding page. fCenter to face: W hen ring ioint facing is applied to 15: and 3oc-Pound valves and fittings, the center to the raised face is equal to the regular center :o face dimension (which includes the J jo-inch raised face) plus the depth of the groove on sices e-inch and larger, or plus the depth of the groove minus inch on smaller sices. On higher pressure ring joint valves and fittings, the center to the raised face is equal to the regular center to face dimension minus 'X-inch 'the height of the large male), plus the depth of the groove on 40c, 000, qoc, and 1500-Pound sices 2-inch and larger and on 2500-Pound sices 1 K-inch and larger, or plus the depth of the groove minus )>inch on the smaller sices. This practice also applies to loose flanges; that is, the raised face which is equal to the depth of the groove is added to the flange thickness (dimension "B" on pages 296 and 297; except that on the smaller sizes the groove cuts J^-inc.i into the flange thickness. On Cranelap joints with ring joint facing the depth of the groove is added to the minimum thickness of the lap. See pages 505 to 508 for Cranelap joints. "Bolt-stud lengths: The length of bolt-studs indicated as dimen sion "J" in the tables applies for all combinations of ring joint valves, fittings, and flanges other than Cranelap. For ring joint combinations made up of vahes. fittings, or flanges bolted to Cranelaps, add the pipe thickness to dimension "J". For Cranelap to Cranelap ring joints, add twice the pipe thickness to dimension "J ' Rings for ring joints . page 472 Dimensions of Cranelap Joints. page 508 List prices of bolt-studs . . pages 466 and 467 Templates for drilling and flange dimensions, pages 461 to 463 39 472 CRANE Rings for Ring Joints Oval Ring I \pe~ \ ,nJ B Prices on application Octagonal Ring i vros A .md B Crane Oval and CAt.igon.J Rings, illustrated above, are available in two grades oi material suitable for use in 15;. 3Z0, 4c;, etc, qcc, 15:0. and 2i"-Pound ring joints. The shape of the ring regularly furnished for v arious sires and pressure classes of joints is indicated in the table at the right. Ordering: Orders for rings should specify the Ring Number and whether Type A or Type B is wanted. When the Type is not specified, Type A Rings will regularly be supplied in the shape shown in the table at the right. Type A Rings are made of Soft Steel (qo Brinell maximum hard ness). either oval or octagonal, as shown in the table at the right; they are recommended for use with Carbon Steel, No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel, or No. 3 Nickel Steel products. Shape of Ring Regularly Furnished ____ For Various Size Ring Joints__ Pros'll re | Cla-s 1 Ov.il Ring' Octagonal Rings 150-Pound All size* 300-Pound 400-Pound 1 I'" and smaller ! 20 and 24" i'00-Pound l 10-Pound 1500-Pound 2500-Pound 12' and 'puller , 14" and larger 5" and smaller o" and larger 2" and smaller 2 1 a" and larger Corrosion Sealing Rings Type B Rings made of jfT Chrome with 1 -fc Molyb denum (130 Brinell maximum hardness), are recom mended for corrosive services, as in oil refinery work, and for use with No. 5 Chrome-.\ lolybdenum Steel products. They have the same shape as Type A Rings, being distinguished by a square bead on the outer periphery. Dimensions of Rings and Ring Joints, pages 470 and 471 Flanged joint assembly and maintenance......... page 526 For unusually corrosive fluids, Corrosion Sealing Rings, illustrated above, are recommended for protection of rings. Prices on application. Gaskets For Brass and Bronze Flanged Joints 39 Size of Joint 150-Pound MSS Standard Full Face Gaskets List Prices, Each Inside 1 300-Pound MSS Standard i| Full Face Gaskets i List Prices, Each | Inside Full Face Gasket* are furnished w ithuur bolt holes unices otherw i-e ordered; an extra charge is made for punching bolt hole-. Inches 1 l*/4 1 V2 2 21 2 Vi 6-inch Cloth Inserted Rubber . 15 .21 .21 .27 .34 Vi 6-inch "CC" Rubber .18 .26 .26 .35 .43 Vl6-mch Cranite .18 .19 .22 .31 .44 and Outside Diameters Inches I .4V4 P/4-4% 1 Vi <5 2 *6 21/2*7 Vis-inch "CC" Rubber .39 .39 .39 .46 .56 Vis-inch j Cranite ana Outside Diameters Inches 22 1 -47/8 .26 lVi'Si/4 .34 11/4*61/8 .38 2 <6V2 .53 21/2*714 Important: Full face gaskets should alw a\ s be used for brass or bronze flanged joints. Metallic gaskets arc not recom mended. 3 3'2 4 5 6 8 10 .41 .44 .52 .62 .69 .96 1.30 .51 .69 .77 1.05 1.25 1.50 2.05 .49 .61 .66 .72 .81 1.20 1.70 3 -7M 3^2 '8V2 4 *9 5 *10 6 <11 8 < 13V2 10 -16 .69 .61 3 .81/4 When brass or bronze flanged material is bolted to iron or steel material Cranite Gaskets: W hen installing Cranite Gaskets, which normally has a raised face, the raised face thev should be coated w ith Crane Thread Lubricant should be removed to proviJe a full face bearing for in order to facilitate making tight joints; see page the gasket. Brass or bronze flanged material should 404. Cranite Gaskets are satisfactory for use in oil not be bolted to Cranolap flanged pipe joints. lines where asbestos gaskets are permitted. Sheet Packings . . page 473 For Gaskets for Iron and Steel Flanged Joints, see pages 474 to 476, CRANE Cranite Sheet Packing CRANITE------ the highest grade sheet packing obtainable. 473 Cranite Packing has been approved by the Underwriters* Laboratories, Inc., for use on hazardous liquids. The name "CRANITE" is registered in the United States Patent Office. The list price of Cranite Sheet Packing, for widths and thicknesses regu larly furnished, is $1.60 per pound. The Vie-incA thickness averages .62 pound to the square foot. An Asbestos Composition manufactured solely for Crane Cranite Sheet Packing: Cranite Sheet Packing is made of an asbestos composition, using only selected long fiber asbestos, cross laminated to provide un usual tensile strength. It oilers a very uniform and high resistance to compression, is exceptionally strong and rugged, and will not deteriorate with age. This packing is unhesitatingly recommended for a multitude of services, such as steam, water, oil, dry air, acids, ammonia, alkali, gases, etc., and tor temperatures up to 75o F. Because of the great number of services for which Cranite Sheet Packing can be used, its unusually high quality, and its ability to withstand deteriora tion, users will find it economical to purchase the packing in quantities and to carry it in stock. For best results, gaskets cut from Cranite Sheet Packing should be coated with Crane Thread Lubri cant when being installed. See page 4O4 for Crane Thread Lubricants. Sizes: Cranite Sheet Packing is regularly furnished ^6-inch thick in sheets 30 or 48 inches square. Other thicknesses from }64 to J^-inch, or other sizes up to 120 inches square can be made to order; prices and additional data on request. "CC" Rubber Sheet Packing Average weights per square yard: l/i6-incli thick... 51/4 pounds %2Inch thick... 8 pounds Y^-inch thick.. .10\'2 pounds 39 Manufactured Solely for Crane "CC" Rubber Sheet Packing, manufactured solely for Crane, is especially well adapted for high or low pressure service on saturated steam, hot and cold water, air. gases, etc. "CC" Rubber Sheet Packing is regularly furnished in rolls 36 inches wide and in thicknesses of i^-inch ?:iTinch, or js-inch: each of these rolls weighs ap proximately zoo pounds. Other \\ idths, up to 72 inches, are available on special order; prices and data furnished on request. 474 CRANE Gaskets For Cast Iron Flanged Joints 39 Ring G.i-ket- cos or the f.icc <if ibo llunge to the in-iJc cJgc <>( the bolt- .inJ still .ilss jv-hc I'urni-hcJ unle--otherss i-c ordered. Full Face Gd-kec .-e furni-hed svithout hole hole-! unlc-- otnorssi-e ordered: an e'itra charge i made for punching bolt hole-. Flanged Joint Pressure Class Size Inches For 25-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Joints For 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Joints For 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Joints 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 42 48 1 l>/4 1%_ 2 2% 3 3% 4_ 5 6 8 10 12 _ 14 16 18 20 24 _ 30 36 42 48 11 2 2 2% 3 3>-> 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Ring Gaskets Full Face Gaskets List Prices, Each Diameter, Vi 6- inch l/i6~ 4_ inch ounce l`/A16c--- inch in Inches ~In- Out Cloth "CC" Canvas Cranite side j side Inserted Rubber Rubber 1 List Prices, Each Diameter, Vis- inch Ms- inch 4- i Ms- in Inches ounce inch "ln- Out Cloth CC" Canvas Cranite side side Inserted Rubber Rubber .63 .86 1.20 1.30 1.50 2.10 3.10 4.30 1.05 1.30 1.60 2.05 2.35 3.00 4.50 7.00 8.25 9.65 .37 .52 .62 .72 .77 .90 1.25 1.90 2.60 3.10 4.10 10 13s/g I 1.30 2.05 .81 12 16% 1.70 2.55 ' 1.05 14 18 1.90 2.90 1.20 16 201 2.45 3.65 1.45 18 2.75 4.10 1.65 20 24 M , 2.95 j 4.50 24 283/4 3.75 I 5.40 1.75 2.30 30 351/g 5.60 I 9.10 36 41% 1 7.50 | 13.90 42 48% 16.55 48 55 1 19.25 3.40 4.55 0.00 7.15 10 16 12 19 14 2 L 16 23% 18 25 20 271 2 24 32 30 38% 36 46 42 53 48 59* 2 .07 .10 .10 .10 .13 .18 .21 .24 .28 .34 .44 .62 .86 1.05 1.20 1.25 1.50 2.05 3.10 4.30 .09 .13 .13 .18 .22 .26 .36 .40 .51 .60 .77 1.05 1.30 1.60 2.35 2.55 2.95 4.50 6.95 8.25 9.65 .06 .09 .09 .09 .10 .13 .15 .16 .19 .22 .27 .37 .52 .62 .72 .77 .90 1.25 1.85 2.60 3.10 4.05 .08 .09 .12 .14 .17 .20 .29 .31 .36 .41 .56 .75 1.15 1.20 1.40 1.20 1.45 2.50 1 25/8 1% 3 ; 1% 33/s j 2 4% ! 2% 4% i 3 53/g 31/2 63/g 4 6% 5 7 3/4 6 83/4 8 11 1 10 133/a . 12 161/8 | 14 173/4; 16 201/4 18 215/a| 20 23% 1 24 28I/4 30 3434 36 411/4 42 48 48 541.2 .15 .21 .21 .27 .34 .41 .44 .52 .62 .69 .96 1.30 1.70 1.90 2.45 2.75 2.95 3.75 5.60 7.50 .18 .26 .26 I .35 .43 ol ' .69 .77 1 1.05 1 1.25 i 1.50 2.05 2.55 I 2.85 3.65 4.10 ! 4.50 ' 5.40 1 9.10 1 13.90 16.55 19.20 .13 .18 .18 .21 .27 .31 .33 .35 .41 .44 .59 .81 1.05 1.20 1.50 1.65 1.75 2.30 3.40 4.a5 5.55 7.15 .18 .19 .22 .31 .44 .49 .61 .66 .72 .81 1.20 1.70 2.30 2.60 3.10 3.20 3.50 4.25 1 4*4 1% 1 4c/s 1 V2 2 '6 lX,2 7 3 7^2 3% 8V2 49 5 ' 10 6 : 11 8 13V2 10 16 12 19 14 21 16 131'2 18 25 27% 24 32 30 1 38% 36 1 46 42 ! 53 48 591`2 . .. .. . ' .18 .20 1 .26 ! .33 .36 .39 .14 ll/2 3% .15 2 4% .19 2% 5% .26 3 5% .30 3% 6% .36 4 7% Canvas Gaskets: Canvas Gaskets are furnished uncoated. They should be coated w ith Crane Thread Lubricant or with red lead and oil when installed. ' .53 .64 .92 1.20 1.55 2.15 2.55 2.95 3.10 4.10 1 .47 i 5 .61 6 8% 9% .81 ' 8 1.05 10 1.25 12 12% 141/4 16% 2.10 ' 131/4 19% 2.30 151/4 21% 2.60 17 23% 3.05 3.95 19 25% 23 30% Cranite Gaskets: When Cranite Gas kets arc installed, they should be coated with Crane Thread Lubricant to facili tate making tight joints. Cranite Gaskets are satisfactory for use in oil lines where asbescos gaskets are permitted. Other materials: Other commercial sheet packing gaskets are made to order; nr\r.(><s nn annlicatiort. Thread lubricant . Caskets for brass Hanged joints Sheet packings,. PaSe 464 page 472 page 473 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron Joints: Gaskets for Scc-Pound Hvdraulic Cast Iron Ranged Joints are the same as ' for oct-Pound Steel Flanged Joints: use the list prices and dimensions shown on page 475. CRANE Gaskets For Steel Flanged Joints 475 Cranite Gaskets: Granite Gaskets are recommended Tor steam, water, air. gas. and many other similar services, including oil lines on w Inch asbestos gaskets are permitted. Their use is limited to a maximum of 7):0 1;. \\ hen being installed, they should be coated \\ ith Crane Thread Lubricant to facilitate the making of tight joints; see page 404. Corrugated Metallic Gaskets: Corrugated X (etallic Caskets (Copper or Soft Iron) can be furnished when ordered; prices and dimensions on application. They should have a large inside diameter to assure a high unit compressive load: this requirement is mandatory in the case of piping materials used at the higher pressures and temperatures for which they are recom mended. The gaskets should be coated with Crane Ring Gaskets extend to the inside edge of the holts Corrugated Metallic Gasket High Temperature Thread Compound when being installed; see page 4O4. 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron Joints: Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron Flanged Joints use the same gaskets as the Ooo-Pound Steel; see list prices and dimensions in the table below. Ring Gaskets--`/16-Inch Thick Cranite Size 150-Pound or Joint List Price I.D. ., O.D. Inches Each Inches 300-Pound List Price | Each I.D. < O.D. Inches 400-Pound List Price Each I.D. * O.D. Inches 600-Pound List Price Each I.D. O.D. Inches % .06 Vfc X 1 % 1 .08 Vi *2% V* .07 V* x2V* 1 .08 % *2% 1 .08 1 *2% .09 1 x2% iv* .09 W*x3 .11 lVM 1/4 m .12 1% *3% 1 .14 11/2x334 .... 2 .14 2 x4% . .15 2 x43/8 .... 2Vi .17 2%x4% .19 21/2*5% .... 3 .20 3 x53/8 .26 3 *0% 3 Vi .29 3V2*63/8 .30 3 V2 <6V2 4 .31 4 *6% | .36 4 <7% .34 4 *7 y*.08 Vi x2% .08 *2% .09 1 *2% .11 11/4*314 .14 11/2*334 .15 2 x43/8 .19 2% *5% .26 3 *5% .29 3%*63/8 .44 4 x7% 5 .36 5 X7V* 1 .47 5 x8% .45 5 x8% .66 5 x9% 6 .41 6 xSV* ! .61 6 *9% .59 6 x93/4 .69 6 xl0% 8 .56 8 xll ! .81 8 xl2V .78 8 *12 1.00 7%xl2% 10 .75 10 xl33/g | 1.05 10 *14% 1 1.00 i 10 *14% 1.65 934*1534 12 1.15 12 *16% 1 1.25 112 *16% i 1.25 12 x 16 % 2.00 1134*18 14 1.35 131/4*173/4 2.10 13*4 < 19l/ 2.05 13% xl9___ 2.25 12%*193/g 16 1.75 151/4.201/4 j 2.30 151/4*211/4 s 2.35 15 *21% 2.90 1434x221/4 18 1.55 171/4.21% 2.60 17 *231/2 2.55 17 *23% 3.20 I6V4<24V6 20 1.80 191/4 .23% 3.05 19 *2534 3.05 18% <25% 3.80 18i/4<26% 24 2.95 231/4x281/4 1 3.95 23 <30% 4.00 22S/8x30l/4 4.75 22 *31% 900-Pound List Price Each I.D. < O.D. Inches .... .... .36 2% <6% .54 .72 1.00 1.40 2.10 2.60 2.70 3.30 3.75 4.40 6.40 3% <8% 434*934 334 xli 78 7%*14% 9%xl7% 11 i/s *19% 121/4*20% 14 *22% I534<25% 17% <27% 21 *33 1500-Pound List Price Each I.D. < O.D. Inches .08 % <2% .09 "/16 <23/4 .11 % <3% .13 1 Vs < 31 '2 .15 1%*3% .27 1%*5% .36 21/4*6% .40 234*6% *58 3%*8% .81 43/8*i0 1.00 5% <11% 1.40 7 -<13% 2.15 834*17% 3.05 1 10%*20% 3.80 11% *2234 .... Large Male and Female Gaskets--Vi6-Inch Thick Cranite Size , of Joint Inches 300-Pound List Price Each I.D. < O.D. Inches | 400-Pound : List Price Each I.D. x O.D. Inches 1'2 % 1 1% 1% 2 21 , 3 31 i 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 .04 .05 .05 .06 .07 .11 .12 . 15 .16 .24 .29 .36 .47 .61 .81 .88 1.05 1.35 1.45 2.35 y%* * 1i%n/i6 1 *2 1% *2% 1'2*2% 2 <3% 24 '4Vg 3 --5 34.51 2 4 8 10% 10 *12% 12 xl5 131/4 -161/4 151/4.18% 17 *21 19 .23 23 .27% i ................ .24 .29 .36 .47 .61 .81 .91 1.15 1.35 1.50 2.50 4 -63% 5 -73/X6 6 .8% 8 ^ 10% 10 1234 12 15 13%. 16'4 15 *18% 17 .21 18%. 23 22%. 2714 600-Pound 1 900-Pound List Price Each I.D. < O.D. Inches | List 1 Price Each I.D. < O.D. Inches .04 .05 .05 .06 .07 .11 .12 .15 .16 .24 .29 .36 .50 .66 .88 .97 1.20 1.55 1.80 2.85 %xl% | % xlH/I6 1 x2 | 1%*2% | 1 % < 2% 1 2 *3% 2%x4% 3 x5 31/2*0 V2 4 <63/i6 5 x73/i6 6 '812 7% * 10% 934*1234 1134*15 12% *16% 143/4r 18',2 16% *21 18% *23 22 27% . r5 .25 .31 .39 .55 .72 1.00 1.15 1.40 1.95 2.20 3.20 1 ................ . 2% <5 3% *63/i6 434 75/iS 534 812 71,2*10% 93/g* 123/4 11 % * 15 1214*16% 14 *18% 153/4 <21 17% *23 21 .271/4 1500-Pound List Price Each I.D. x O.D. Inches .04 1/2 *1% .05 H/lSxll'/lS .06 % *2 .07 1 < 2 .08 13/s <2% .12 1 %*3% .13 2% <4% .16 234 <5 .27 .36 .44 .63 .88 1.15 1.25 3%*63/16 4 3-8*734 6 534*8% 7 *10% 83/4*1234 10% <15 1134 *16% ________ Sheet packings page 473 Large tongue and groove gaskets . page 476 39 476 CRANE Gaskets for All Large Tongue and Groove Flanged Joints Ring Gaskets For Unions or Union Fittings Granite Gaskets are not reeommenJeJ for tempera tures higher chan 75c0 ['. They are satisfactory for use in oil lines w here isbostos gaskets arc pernutceJ Corrugated Metallic Gaskets 'Copper or Soft Iron> are available: prices on application. Coating Granite Ga-ket? w ith Crane Thread Lubricant and Corrugated Metallic Gaskets with Crane High Temperature Thread Compound, before in stalling, will facilitate making tight joints. Granite Gaskets are not recommended for use in small male and female or small tongue and groove joints. Granite offers uniform and high resistance to compression but the gasket contact area in such joints is so narrow, crushing the gasket is possible. List Prices and Dimensions of Gaskets For 800-Pound Hydraulic and 800-Pound W.O.G. Cast Iron, and 300. 400. 600. 900. and 1500-Pound Steel Large Tongue and Groove Flanged Joints Size _*/i6-inch Cranite f Size 1 Vis-inch Cranite of List Inside and . of . List Inside and Joint Price Outside Joint Price Outside Diameters Diameters Inches Each Inches 1 Inches 1 Each Inches 1/2 .03 1 *1% 1 5 .13 6S/l6*75/l6 % .03 1S/16*1U/16 6 .16 71/2 x8'/2 l .03 V-2 <2 8 .25 9% *10% W* .04 I7/g *21/2 U/z .04 2`/g *2% 10 .36 IU/4 xi23/4 12 i .42 13% xi5 2 .05 2% x3% 14 | .46 1434 x 16i/4 2>/2 .06 3% <4Vi 3 .09 41/4 *5 16 1 .61 1634 *181/2 18 ` .69 191/4 x21 3V4 .10 4% *S'/2 4 .12 S3/l6*63/16 20 .88 21 x23 24 1.05 251/4 *27% Thread lubricant and compound Sheet packings............... page 464 page 473 When ordering ring gaskets, specify the gasket material and the size and kind of union or union fitting. For ring gaskets for Tongue and Groove Flange Onions, see page 416. List Prices and Dimensions of Ring Gaskets Size of Union \ or For 150-Pound Malleable Iron Screwed Unions and Union Fittings For 125-Pound Cast Iron Flange Unions Fitting "Circulating Boiler Fittings Rub- Cranber ite Inside and >/l 6-inch Cloth Outside Inserted Di1ameters Rubber Price Price Price Inches per 100 per 100 _Inches___ Each Inside and Outside Diam eters Inches V4 .56 % .89 Vz 1.05 3/4 1.30 1 1.60 l'/4 1.95 11/2 2.40 2 3.20 21/2 4.20 3 5.40 3% ! 4 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.80 2.25 2.70 3.35 4.50 5.90 7.60 l/2 MV32 % * 13/l2 3/4 *V/4 3%Z xU%2 l7/32 *l13/lS lVlB *25/32 l`3/t6 *2Vl6 2s/ifi x3342 2 34 x39/is 3% *41/4 .11 Vis a%' .12 ij/is *1% .13 IV;6 *21/8 .13 VVi6.<2% .14 _l_15/i6*2y8 .14 2% X31/V . 15 2% x3% .17 3Vz x4% .19 4 x5yi ao__ 4>y_xS% 5 .30 5V,6 .7 6 .35 6% x8 V 8 .85 8% x!0% Circulating Boiler Fittings (No. 580 and No. 589) use the gaskets shown for the ^.f-inch size. Galvanized Steel Flanged Fittings and Flanges 39 Extra List Prices for Galvanizing 150-Pound Cast Steel Fittings and Forged Steel Flanges 300-Pound Cast Steel Fittings and Forged Steel Flanges Size Elbows No. 525 D No. 527 D No. 545 D Reducers No. 547 D No. 548 D * Extra Inches Each Elbows No. 550 D No. 551 D Tees No. 531 D No. 534 D Extra Each Crosses Flanges Elbows Elbows Crosses No. 537 D No. 556 No. 539 D Screwed No. 5541/2 No. 556% No. 558% No. 401 D No. 4251/2 D No. 413 D No. 403 D No. 427 D No. 415 D No. 421 D Laterals : No. 541 D No. 543 D No. 554 Slip-On \\ elding No. 568 Reducers Tees ' Laterals No. 423 D No. 407 D No. 417 D No.423%D No. 412 D No. 419 D Extra Each I Extra O.D. Extra Each In. Each Extra Each Extra Each Extra Each Flanges No. 291E Screwed No. 294 E No. 290 E No. 292 E No. 296 E No. 297 E Extra O.D. Extra Each In. Each 1 l>/4 IV2 2 2'2 3 31 2 4 6. 8 10 12 14 16 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.60 4.00 4.70 5.30 7.00 8.70 13.00 21.00 30.50 43.50 58.00 5.20 5.20 5.20 7.00 7.00 7.00 1 .90 .90 .90 5.20 5.40 6.00 7.00 8.00 1 7.00 7.30 8.00 9.40 10.50 i i 1 1.00 1.10 1.30 1.50 1.80 10.50 13.00 19.50 32.00 45.00 14.00 17.50 26.00 42.00 61.00 1 1 1 2.00 2.40 3.60 5.40 7.30 65.50 87.00 87.00 116.00 10.00 15.00 4 >4 4% 5 0 7 7'., 81., 9 10 11 13'-, lo 19 21 2;12 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.50 1.60 1.80 2.20 2.60 2.90 3.60 5.40 8.30 11.00 1 15.00 23.00 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.50 5.00 6.00 6.50 8.70 11.00 16.50 26.00 37.50 54.50 72.50 , 1 6.50 6.50 6.50 6.50 6.70 7.60 9.00 10.00 13.00 16.50 24.50 39.00 56.50 81.00 109.00 8.70 8.70 8.70 1.20 1.20 1.20 4% 1.80 5H 1.80 6', 1.80 8.70 9.00 10.00 12.00 13.00 1.50 1.50 1.70 2.00 2.40 o'., 2.20 7' ; 2.30 8% 2.50 9 3.00 10 , 3.60 17.50 2.80 11 4.00 22.00 3.30 12'., 5.00 32.50 5.00 15 7.60 52.00 1 7.60 ! 171.; 11.50 75.50 1 10.00 20'2 15.00 109.00 145.00 14.50 23 22.00 22.00 251 -> 32.50 Cast Steel Flanged Fittings pages 267 to 274 Forged Steel Flanges . . pages 291 to 298 Pipe; Pipe Data; Pipe, Pipe Data, and Thread Information Tubular Products--Wrought Steel and Wrought Iron General Notes, Pipe Trade Practice.......................................... page478 Lengths Normally Carried in Stock...........................................page47S Pipe Standard Pipe................................................................................. page479 Extra Strong Pipe..........................................................................page4S0 Double Extra Strong Pipe...........................................................page4S1 Reamed and Drifted Pipe........................................................... page481 API Standard Threaded Line Pipe........................................... page482 Large O.D. Pipe........................................................ page 483 Red Brass and Copper Pipe........................................................ page484 Ric-wil Insulated Piping Systems.............................................. page485 Metalbestos Gas and Wall Vents................................................ page484 Cast Iron Water Pipe................................................................... page490 Fittings--for Cast Iron Water Pipe.................................................. page496 Tubes and Casings Boiler Tubes....................................................................................page482 Water Well Casing........................................................................ page483 Pipe Standard and Data Commercial Wrought Steel Pipe Data............pages 490 and 491 Bundling Schedule for Pipe.................................................page 480 Thread Information American Standard Taper Pipe Threads......................... page 492 American Standard Straight Pipe Threads..................... page 493 British Standard Taper Pipe Threads.............................. page 494 Normal Thread Engagement Between Pipe Threads.. .page 494 Discussion of Threaded Pipe Joints.................................. page 495 to Pipe, Pipe Data, and Thread Information. In addition, this catalog contains useful engi neering data on pipe and lists of sizes and weights of copper tubing; see the pages referred to below: Calculating Working Pressure, Stress, or Wall Thickness of Pipe.......... pages 543 to 545 Thermal Expansion and Modulus of Elasticity of Pipe........................................... page 349 Deflection of Horizontal Pipe Lines............................................................................. page 551 Calculation of Pipe Bends............................................................................. pages 540 and 547 Length of Pipe in Bends................................................................................................. page 54$ Expansion in Pipe Lines................................................................................................. page 340 Expansion of Copper Tubing.........................................................................................page 42 Types K, L, and \l Copper Tube for Solder-Joints................................................. page 42 Threads for Railing Fittings.. . .page 192 Fabricated Piping,,.. .pages 497 to 522 C/>%A 478 CRANE Wrought Steel and Genuine Wrought Iron Tubular Products Butt-Welded, Lap-Welded, and Seamless Pipe Casing, Boiler Tubes, and Tubing General Notes Pipe Trade Practice All weights for steel are figured on the basis of one cubic inch of steel weighing .2833 pound. All weights for w rought iron pipe are figured on the basis of one cubic inch of iron weighing .2777 pound. All material will be cut to length when so ordered, with extreme variation not exceeding one-eighth of an inch over or under, unless otherw ise irranged. All threads, unless otherwise indicated, are in ac cordance with American (Briggs') Standard. The outside diameter of any size of pipe is the same for all weights. Variations in weight and wall thick ness affect only the inside diameter. Pipe 12-inch and smaller is known by its nominal inside diameter; pipe 14-inch and larger is known by its outside diameter. Boiler Tubes and Tubing are known by their outside diameters. When ordering pipe 12-inch and smaller, designate the weight desired--that is, Standard, Extra Strong, or Double Extra Strong. When ordering pipe having an outside diameter of 14-inch or larger, designate the wall thickness desired. On orders calling for commercial sizes of pipe which are finished with threads and couplings, in sizes } $-inch to 12-inch, inclusive, and where orders spec ify quantity in lineal feet, it is understood that random lengths fitted wich threads both ends and coupling one end will be shipped; and the measure ment is charged from end to end: that is. over-ail including the coupling. If cut lengths of any sizes are ordered, instructions must appear on the face of the order whether plain ends, beveled ends, threads only, or threads and couplings are required. The pipe is then cut to the length specified for plain end and threads only, but if cut lengths with threads and couplings are specified the practice is the same with the exception that the couplings are charged separately, whether they are shipped loose or screwed on the pipe. All data given on the following pages, 47q to 483. inclusive,"apply to VV'rought Steel Tubular Products. Because of difference in basic weight of steel and wrought iron, inside diameter and thickness di mensions of genuine wrought iron pipe will vary slightly from steel dimensions: that is, smaller inside diameters with correspondingly heavier wall thick nesses. Weights per foot are the same as weights shown for steel pipe. Pipe Normally Carried in Stock A distinguishing feature of Crane policy has al At the Chicago Works, in addition to large stocks ways been to maintain widely distributed and of regular pipe, double random lengths of seam adequate stocks of all staple lines for the conven less pipe are regularly carried in stock. Averaging ience of customers. These include not only valves, 38 feet to 43 feet in length, depending on the fittings, flanges, and accessories, but also large size, they are stocked in sizes 4-inch to 24-inch stocks of the various classes of pipe. inclusive", both in Standard and Extra Strong Stocks of pipe are curried by each Crane branch weights. 40 in sufficient sizes, classes, and quantities to meet In addition to regular pipe sizes^ many wall all normal local requirements. Prompt shipment thicknesses corresponding to ASA Schedule can be made of random lengths or of cut pipe, Numbers are stocked. This diversity o( sizes plain end or threaded. Butt-welded pipe in sizes together with the many sizes and grades of seam 1 s to 3-inch inclusive, both Standard and Extra less alloy pipe and tubing regularly stocked, Strong . eights, is normally stocked in 21-foot make it possible for Crane to give prompt service uniform lengths on ill pipe requirements. CRANE Standard Pipe Black and Galvanized 479 n Dimensions, Weights, and Test Pressures Nominal Size List Prices Diameters Outside Wall Thickness Inches Per Foot Base Inches Inches Inches Nominal Weight Plain End Threads and Couplings Number of Threads per Inch Test Pressure Butt- Grade A Grade B Weld Seam Seam less less 4________.051/2______ .405 .269 . .068 , _4________.06 ' ,540_______,364 .088 ' .24 . .24 j 27 j 700 1 .42________.42 ~ 18 1 700 1________ 1 %________,06 ' "4 7084 .675.493 T840 7622 .091 TT09 .57.57 18 785 785 ' 14 700 700 3/t .114 1.050 .824 - .113 1.13 1.13 14 700 _ 1 .171.31~5 1.049 .133_______ 4681.68 114 700 11/4 .23 li/2 .274 1.660 1.900 1.380 1.610 .140 .145 2.27 2.28 114 800 2.72 ' 2.73 114 800 ' 2 .37 2.375 2.067 .154 3.65 3.68 114 800 1000 1100 24 .584 2.875 2.469 ' .203 5.79 ! 5.82 ' 8 1 800 1000 1100 3 .764 ` 3.500 ' 3.068 ` .216 ' 7.58 ' 34 ' .92 4.000 ! 3.548 I .226 ! 9.11 ( 7.62 ' 9.20 8 8 800 1000 : 1200 1100 1300 4 1.094.500 1 4.026 | .237 1 10.79 10.89 8 I' 1200 ~ 1300 5 1.48 5.563 5.047 I .258 14.62 14.81 8I j 1200 1300 6 1.92 | 6.625 ! 6.065 1 .280 ; 18.97 I 19.18 I 8 Ij 1200 1300 t8 2.50 2.88 8.625 8.071 1 .277 1 24.70 < 7.981 .322 28.55 8 1200 ; 1200 1300 1300 3.20 10.192 ! .279 31.20 | l 1000 1200 tio 3.50 10.750 10.136 ; .307 34.24 ' 8 : 1000 1200 4.12 10.020 1 .365 40.48 1 1 1000 1200 tl2 4.50 5.07 12.750 12.090 1 .330 12.000 1 .375 43.77 | 49.56 i 8 1 1000 l 1000 1200 1200 Standard Steel Pipe with threads and couplings in sizes larger than 6-inch is designated as Line Pipe; see page 482. List prices: List prices shown for }/g to 6-inch sizes apply to plain end, threaded only, or threaded and coupled pipe. List prices shown for 8, 10, and 12-inch sizes apply to plain end or threaded only pipe; for prices of threaded and coupled pipe in sizes 8 to 1 z-inch, see page gSz. Unless otherwise ordered: Unless otherwise ordered. Standard Pipe is furnished with threads and couplings and in random lengths. On sizes ?-inch and smaller, butt-weld pipe will be furnished unless otheru ise specified. Cut lengths: For cut lengths, an extra charge will be made above random lengths. Galvanized: For galvanized pipe, an extra charge will be made above Black. Threads: The taper of threads is x4-inch per foot, measured on the diameter for all sizes. Weights: The permissible variation in weight is 5 per cent above and 5 per cent below. The weight per foot of pipe with threads and couplings is based on a length of 20 feet, including the coupling. t8, 10, and 12-inch sizes: On sizes made in more than one weight, specify the weight desired. 40 General notes . page 478 Standard Bundling Schedule page 480 480 CRANE Extra Strong Pipe Black and Galvanized Nominal Inches '/s V* % Vi 3A l n/4 iy2 2 2 V2 3 31-2 4 5 6 8 10 12 1 1 i 1 i 1 ' , : | List Prices Per Foot Base 1 .12 .071/2 .071/2 .11 . 15 .22 .30 .361/2 .5OV2 .77 1.03 1.25 1.50 2.08 2.86 4.34 5.48 6.55 l ! l 1 , i 1 1 | | Dimensions, Weights, and Test Pressures Diameters Outside Inside Inches Inches Wall Thickness Inches Nominal Weight per Foot Plain End Pounds Test Pressure rounds per square Inch ButtWeld Grade A Seamless Grade B Seamless .405 .540 .675 O GO 1.050 1.315 1.660 1.900 2.375 2.875 3.500 4.000 4.500 5.563 6.625 8.625 10.750 12.750 1 1 1 : 1 1 | 1 1 .215 .302 .423 .546 .742 .957 1.278 1.500 1.939 2.323 2.900 3.364 3.826 4.813 5.761 7.625 9.750 11.750 ' 1 1 1 | . 1 i 1 .095 .31 .119 .54 .126 .74 .147 1.09 .154 1.47 .179 2.17 .191 3.00 .200 3.63 .218 5.02 .276 7.66 .300 10.25 .318 12.51 .337 14.98 .375 20.78 .432 28.57 .500 43.39 .500 54.74 .500 1 65.42 850 850 850 850 850 850 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 . 1500 1500 1500 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1800 1800 1800 1800 2400 1900 1900 Unless otherwise ordered: Unless otherwise ordered, Extra Strong Pipe is furnished with plain ends and in random lengths. On sizes 3-inch and smaller, butt-weld pipe will be furnished unless otherwise specified. Random lengths: Random lengths of Extra Strong Pipe are considered to be 12 feet to 22 feet, we to have the privilege, however, of supplying not exceeding j per cent of total order in lengths 6 feet to 12 feet. Cut lengths: For cut lengths, an extra charge will be made above random lengths. Threads, couplings: For pipe fitted with threads only or with threads and couplings, an extra charge will" be made above plain ends. Galvanized: For galvanized pipe, an extra charge will be made above Black. Weights: The permissible variation in weight is 5 per cent above and 3 per cent below. Standard Bundling Schedule Based on 21-Foot Uniform Lengths 40 Number of Pieces, Number of Feet, and Weight of Pipe, per Bundle Size Inches v% Vi % v2 % 1 l Vi iVa Standard Pipe Number of Pieces Per Bundle Average per Bundle Number Weight of Feet Pounds 30 630 151 24 504 212 18 378 215 12 252 214 7 147 166 5 105 176 3 63 144 3 63 172 Extra Strong Pipe Number of Pieces Per Bundle Average per Bundle Number of Feet Weight Pounds 30 1 24 1 18 12 7 *5 3 13 630 195 504 272 378 280 252 275 147 216 105 228 63 189 63 229 Order sizes pg to 1 p>-inch by the bundle. Order sizes 2 to 3-inch by lengths, using 21 feet as average length, and larger sizes by lengths, using 20 feet as average length. General notes . page 478 CRANE Double Extra Strong Pipe Black and Galvanized 481 Dimensions, Weights, and Test Pressures Nominal: List Size Prices Diameters Outside I Inside Wall Thickness Nominal Weight per Foot Test Pressure Pounds per Square Inch I Per Foot Inches Base Inches 1 Inches Inches Plain End Pounds Grade A Seamless Grade B Seamless 1/2 3/4 1 H4 1V2 21 * .840 .252 * 1.050 .434 * 1.315 ! .599 * 1.660 ' .896 * 1.900 1.100 .91 ! 2.375 1.503 .294 .308 .358 .382 .400 .436 1.714 2.441 3.659 5.214 6.408 9.03 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1900 2>2 1.37 | 2.875 1.771 3 1.86 | 3.500 | 2.300 4 2.76 1 4.500 | 3.152 .552 .600 .674 13.70 18.58 27.54 1800 1800 2000 1900 1900 2100 5 3.86 | 5.563 1 4.063 .750 38.55 2000 2100 OOO 6 5.32 1 6.625 1 4.897 .864 53.16 2100 8 7.25 1 8.625 | 6.875 .875 72.42 2800 2800 *Si;es ! .4 co 11 o-inch arc available only a* <camlc pre^ure cubing: price* on application. Unless otherwise ordered: Unless otherwise ordered. Double Extra Strong Pipe is furnished with plain ends and in random lengths. Random lengths: Random lengths of Double Extra Strong Pipe are considered to be 12 feet to 12 feet, we to have the privilege, however, of supply ing not exceeding 5 per cent of total order in lengths 6 feet to 11 feet. Cut lengths: For cut lengths, an extra charge will be made above the price listed for random lengths. Threads, couplings: For pipe fitted with threads only or with threads and couplings, an extra charge will" be made above plain ends. Galvanized: For galvanized pipe, an extra charge will be made above Black. Weights: The permissible variation in weight is 10 per cent above and 10 per cent below. Reamed and Drifted Pipe Dimensions, Weights, and Test Pressures Nom inal Size List Diameters Prices Outside Inside Per Foot Inches Base Inches Inches W.a11 Inches [Nominal Weight Number Test Pressure of Pounds per Threads Square Inch 1 Plain Threads per Inch 1 End and Butt- Grade A Couplings Weld Seamless 1 1V4 \\/2 n 2Vz 3 31 4 5 6 8 10 12 .17 .23 .27 M> .37 .40 .58' 2 .76U .92 1.09 1.48 1.92 2.88 4.12 5.07 1.315 1.660 1.900 2.375 2.875 3.500 4.000 4.500 5.563 6.625 8.625 10.750 12.750 1.049 1.380' 1.610 2.067 2.041 2.469 3.068 3.548 4.026 5.047 6.065 7.981 10.020 12.000 .133 .140 .145 .154 .167 .203 .216 .226 .237 .258 .280 .322 .365 .375 1.68 1 2.27 ' 2.72' 3.65 3.941 5.79' 7.58 1 9.11 10.79 >14.62 18.97 28.55 40.48 49.56 1.70 2.30 2.75 3.75 4.00 5.90 7.70 9.25 11.00 15.00 19.45 29.35 41.85 51.15 HV2 ll`/2 IIV2 IP/2 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 700 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200 1000 1000 Unless otherwise ordered: Unless otherwise ordered, Reamed and Drifted Pipe is furnished with threads and couplings and in random lengths, 16 feet to 22 feet. Threads: The taper of threads is %-inch per foot, measured on the diameter for all sizes. Weights: The permissi ble variation in weight is 5 per cent above and j per cent below. The weight per foot of pipe with threads and cou plings is based on a length of 20 feet, including the coupling, but shipping lengths of small sizes will usually average less than 20 feet. 12-inch size: The i-inch size is made in two weights; weight desired must be specified. 40 General notes.. . page 478 482 CRANE API Standard Threaded Line Pipe Dimensions' Weights, and Test Pressures Nominal Size List Prices Diameters Wall Nominal Weight Thickness Pounds per Foot Number Test Pressure f . Pounds per Square Inch ! Per Foot Inches__ Base _ Vs Vs % Vz Vs 1 IV* IV2 2 24 3 3 VI2 4 5 6 t8 i .06 Ob1 2 1 .061/2 1 .09 1 .12 1 .171/2 | 1 .23'/2 | | .28 1 1 .371/2 [ .59 . 1 .77 | .93 1 1.10 1.50- I 1.94 2.54 2.92 3.25 no 3.55 4.17 4.55 tl2 5.12 Outside Inches .405 .540 .675 .840 1.050 1.315 1.660 1.900 2.375 2.875 3.500 4.000 4.500 5.563 6.625 , 1 1 ! ! . | | ! , 8.625 10.750 12.750 Inside Plain Threads per End and Inch Inches ___Inches_____ __________ Couplings_____ .269 3b4 .493 .622 -824 1.049 1.380 1.610 2.067 2.469 3.068 3.548 4.026 5.047 6.065 8.071 7.981 10.192 10.136 10.020 12.090 12.000 , . . i 1 , 1 | ' | . i | 1 I .068 .24 . 25 27 .088 .42 .43 io .091 .57 .57 18 .109 .85 i .86 14 .113 , 1.13 : 1.14 14 .133 1 1.68 : 1.70 : 114 .140 2.27 2.30 i 114 .145 2.72 2.75 114 .154 3.65 3.75 114 .203 5.79 5.90 8 .216 : 7.58 7.70 8 .226 : 9.11 9.25 8 .237 1 10.79 11.00 8 .258 14.62 15.00 8* .280 j 18.97 19.45 8 .277 24.70 25.55 .322 28.55 29.35 8 .279 31.20 32.75 .307 1 34.24 35.75 8 .365 ! 40.48 41.85 .330 : 43.77 .375 : 49.56 45.45 51.15 8 Butt- Grade A Grade B Weld Seam- Seam- __lessless________________ 700 1000 = 1000 700 1000 : 1000 700 ` 1000 i 1000 700 1000 ; 1000 700 , 1000 I 1000 ' 700 | 1000 1 1000 800 2500 ! 2500 800 ' 2300 2500 800 1000 1100 800 1000 . 1100 800 1000 1100 1200 1 1300 1200 | 1300 1200 1300 1200 ; 1300 ! 1200 1300 1200 1300 1000 1200 1000 1200 1000 1200 1000 1000 1200 1200 Unless otherwise ordered: Unless otherwise ordered, API Line Pipe is furnished with threads and couplings and in random lengths. Cut lengths: For cut lengths, an extra charge will be made above random lengths. Galvanized: For galvanized pipe, an extra charge will be made above Black. Threads: The taper of threads is ? 4-inch per foot, measured on the diameter for all sizes. Weights: The permissible variation in weight for any length of pipe is 10 per cent above and U-j per cent below, but the carload weight shall not be more than i % per cent under the calculated weight. The weight per foot of pipe with threads and cou plings is based on a length of 20 feet, including the coupling. t8, 10, and 12-inch sizes: On sizes made in more than one weight, weight desired must be specified. Boiler Tubes 40 Dimensions and Manufacturing Weights Outside Wall Thickness, Manufac-I Outside Wall Thickness, Manufac Diameter Minimum turing Diameter Minimum turing B.W.G. Inches Weights B.W.G. Inches Weights Pounds Pounds Inches per Foot Inches per Foot 1 13 .095 1.037 3V* 11 | .120 4.555 14 13 .095 1.328 11 ! .120 4.921 14 13 .095 1.619 34 10 | .134 5.469 14 13 .095 1.910 9 ! .148 6.012 2 13 .095 2.201 11 .120 2.726 10 1 .134 9 1 .148 6.286 6.915 24 2V2 13 .095 2.492 12 .109 3.171 44 10 .134 9 1 .148 7.103 7.817 24 12 | .109 3.504 5 9 ' .148 8.720 3 12 .109 3.838 10 .134 4.652 6 7 .180 12.750 Prices on application Under the permissible variations allowed in the A.S.T.M. Standard Specification A-83 and the A.S.M.E. 3oiler Code, the tubing furnished on an order cannot be lighter in weight than that of the gauge thickness specified. Since manufacturing to exact spec ifications is impossible, the var iations are represented by heavier wall thicknesses and overweight. Prices are based on manufacturing weights. Dimensions and weights for boiler lube sizes not listed mil be furnished on application. General notes poge 478 CRANE Large O.D. Plain End Pipe 483 Dimensions, Weights, and Test Pressures Outside Wall Diameter Thick ness inches Inches List Prices Per Foot Base Nominal Test Pressure Weight Pounds per Plain Square Inch End Grade A Grade B Pounds per Foot Seam less Seam less Outside Diameter Inches Wall Thick ness Inches List Nominal Test Pressure Prices " Weight Pounds per Plain Square Inch Per Foot Base End Grade A Grade B Pounds per Foot Seam less Seam less V* 3.67 36.71 650 750 Vie 4.56 45.68 800 950 14 % 5.45 54.57 950 1100 Vie 6.33 63.37 1100 1300 1/2 7.20 72.09 1300 1500 *4 4.20 42.05 550 650 Vis 5.23 52.36 700 800 16 % 6.25 62.58 850 1000 Vis 7.27 72.72 1000 1100 xh 8.27 82.77 1100 1300 Unless otherwise ordered: Unless otherwise Arrlcrorl \ orcre> O'P--) ' Pinrp" is fnmishpri with nlain ends and ir leilgL.ild. 11-U1 GUU. 1ICU gths, an extra charge win oc rnauc auuvc idiiuuin icuguid. 18 20 24 26 Vi 4.73 47.39 500 600 5/ib 5.90 59.03 600 750 H 7.05 70.59 750 900 7/l6 8.20 82.06 900 1000 >/, 9.34 93.45 | 1000 1200 y* 5.27 52.73 | 450 500 y1B 6.57 65.71 I 550 ! 650 3S 7.86 78.60 1 700 1 800 Vie 9.14 91.41 I 800 I 900 1/2 10.41 104.13 1 900 1 1000 Vi 6 7.90 79.06 | 450 1 550 ?/8 9.46 94.62 | 550 ' 650 7/16 11.01 110.10 650 750 12.54 125.49 l 750 ' 850 5/l6 % Prices 85.73 102.63 . 450 500 i 500 600 Vie request 119.44 | 600 i 700 V2 136.17 1 700 1 800 Weights: The permissible variation in weight is io per cent above and io per cent below. Prices and data on larger sites or heavier walls will be furnished on application. Water Well Casing Outside Diameter Inches 3 Vi 4 41,2 S'2 6 6% 8% List Prices Per Foot Base .46 .56i/2 .681/2 .90 1.05 1.30 1.75 Dimensions, Weights, and Test Pressures Diameter Wall Outside Inside Thickness Inches Inches Inches Nominal Weight Plain End Threads and Couplings Number of Threads per Inch 3.500 4.000 4.500 5.500 6.000 6.625 8.625 3.250 3.732 4.216 5.192 5.672 6.255 8.249 .125 .134 .142 .154 .164 .185 .188 4.51 5.53 6.61 8.79 10.22 12.72 16.94 4.60 5.65 6.75 9.00 10.50 13.00 17.50 14 14 14 14 14 II Vi IIV2 Test Pressure Pounds per Square Inch Grade A Seamless 1100 1000 950 850 850 850 650 Unless otherwise ordered: Unless otherwise ordered, Water Well Casing is furnished with threads and couplings, and in random lengths. Cut lengths: For cut lengths, an extra charge will be made above random lengths. Galvanized: For galvanized casing, an extra charge will be made above Black. Threads: The taper of threads is %-inch per foot, measured on the diameter for all sizes. The thick ness of walls makes it impracticable to cut threads of coarser pitch than shown in the table. Weights: The permissible variation in weight is j per cent above and j per cent below. The weight per foot of casing with threads and couplings is based on a length of to feet, including the coupling. General notes page 478 484 CRANE Metalbestos Gas Vent Aluminum double wall Ventilated air space Holes and slots for coupling screws Permanently attached top coupler Permanently attached bottom coupler Two sections jilted together. Sole the built-in air space between the double walls. Adjustable length \ Slides to any desired length i Standard length pipe Sew double wall telescopic extension eliminates cut ting, speeds installation, and provides a neat finish. Safer Venting Top Efficiency Easier Installation Underwriters' Approved The pipe - w ithin - a - pipe construction of the \ ietalbestos Gas Vent (illus trated at the left) pro vides quick-heating inner pipe for a strong draft and air-insulated outer pipe for maximum safety. Adjustable 45:> lilbov Sw ivclstoanvanglcfrom zero to 45 degrees. Al lows for slight changes of direction and simpli fies fitting of tent pipe into available space. Coupling Special die-formed couplings are pcrmancntlv attached to each \ letalbestos section. I hot insure perfect alignment of the vent pipe and lorm a completclv gas-tight joint for both inner and outer pipe- The use of Metalbestos units eliminates conden sation and keeps the surrounding walls cool. It is fully approved by the Under writers' Laboratories, inc. Low cost installation is assured through the use of exclusive type Metaibestos couplings. The couplings join pipe sections together quickly and easily without crimping, cementing, or banding. Special adjustable lengths and elbows permit exact installation without costly cutting and fitting. Durably constructed Metalbestos is made entirely of aluminum and is highly resistant to corrosion. It will not crack, shatter, or break. Metalbestos Wall Vent Metalbestos Wall Vent employs, a rectangular design with the same double wall construc tion found in round Metalbestos. v\ Specially designed for wall heater venting, this vent will fit inside a standard 2 by 4-inch wall. It is approved by the Underwriters' Lab oratories, inc., for use within j^-inch of com bustible material. Prices and additional information furnished on application. Red Brass and Copper Pipe Standard Pipe Sizes~Dimensions and Weights Ordering: Unless otherwise ordered, red brass or Nominal Regular copper pipe is furnished with plain ends. Size (Iron Diameters Pipe Size) Outside Inside Inches '3 >4 Inches .405 .540 Inches .281 .375 Wall Thick ness Inches .062 .082 Weight, Pounds Per Linear Foot Red Brass Copper .253 .447 .259 .457 When brass pipe is ordered, regular weight red brass pipe will be furnished unless another type is specified. Lengths: Commercial length regularly available is 12 feet. Weights: Actual weights of red brass and copper % .675 .494 .090 .627 .641 pipe will vary slightly from the theoretical weights K .840 .625 .107 .934 .955 shown in the accompanying table. 34 1.050 .822 .114 1.27 1.30 l 1.315 1.062 .126 1.78 1.82 Gauge tubing: Seamless brass or copper tubing in IV4 1.660 1.368 .146 2.63 2.69 nominal or outside diameters, sizes - to 10-inch, 1U 1.900 1.600 .150 3.13 3.20 can be supplied in any gauge. Prices are furnished on 2 2.375 2.062 . 156 4.12 4.22 application. 2*2 2.875 2.500 .187 5.99 6.12 Extra strong pipe: Red brass and copper pipe, made 40 3 3.500 3.062 .219 8.56 8.75 to the extra strong thicknesses and regular outside 31/2 4 5 4.000 4.500 5.563 3.500 4.000 5.063 .250 .250 .250 11.2 12.7 15.8 11.4 12.9 16.2 diameter up to ic-inch nominal pipe size can be fur nished on special order, when so specified. Complete information will be furnished on application. 6 6.625 6.125 .250 19.0 19.4 8 8.625 8.000 .312 30.9 31.6 10 10.750 10.019 - .365 45.2 46.2 For Type* K. L. and M Copper Tube for Solder-joinc Valve* and Fitting*, see page 428. 12 12.750 12.000 .375 55.3 56.5 Prices on application CRANE 485 Ric-wil Insulated Piping Systems For Steam, Hot Water, Oil, or Refrigerated Process Liquids Pre-Fabricated Piping Sectional Conduits P Hel-Cor Insulated Pipe Units For underground lines. Single or multiple pipe combinations, insulated as required. Housing for pipe and insulation is 10gauge spirally-corrugated ingot iron conduit, hot-dip zinc gal vanized. Outside is coated with asphalt and wrapped with asbes tos felt; inside is coated with phenolic resin, baked-on. 21foot length with required ac cessories and joint materials is standard Full-welded con duit closure may bemused for field joints. Air tested for tightness. Type "B" Me chanical Coupler for tight joint without welding; rubber gaskets are used. Can be air tested. Hel-Cor Overhead Lines employ the same basic system as above except the conduit is neither coated nor wrapped. Simple joint closure consists of a split metal connector band held tight with wedge clamps. Pipe and insulation are pro tected by a double coat of high temperature asphalt. A wrap ping of asbestos felt and a final spiral wrapping of copper or aluminum foil provide added protection, 21-foot length is standard with accessories as re quired. Cast Iron Insulated Pipe Units, for underground systems have a heavy, corrosion-resistant, cast iron protective housing. Stand ard units are i8j/-feet long with all accessories furnished. Joint connections are shown below. iviecnamcai joini: _ is drawn tight against a rubber gasket with cast iron bolts and nuts. Solid Sleeve Joint: Like above except both ends of conduit are plain with separate connector sleeve. For ordinary ground loads. Saltglazed vitrified tile conduit and base drain foundation in 2-foot lengths. Conduit is scored for splitting and resealing. Loc-lip joint provides a positive seal. Single or multiple pipe systems, with insulation as required. Flanged Joint: The bolts draw the flanges up tight against the asbestos gas ket. Prefabricated Manholes are made to job requirements of io-gauge corrugated Armco ingot iron, galvanized and asbestos bonded; outside is coated with asphalt. 24-inch manway and cover; ex pansion devices optional. Stand ard unit is 6 feet in diameter and height; other sizes available. Utilidor-Type Conduit is Used for all types of utility service (steam, return, trap discharge, hot water, fire or sewer lines, communica tion cable, electrical ducts, etc.). Insulated as required, with walk or crawl through space. \ fade of Armco cor rugated ingot iron, galvanized and asbestosbonded ;outside isasphaltcoated. 21-foot length in 30 to Sq-inch diameters is standard. For use under highways and heavy ground loads. Similar to "Standard" except reinforced walls are double-thick. Base drain is extra heave tile. For protection of insulated pip ing under or near railroad tracks. Heavy ribbed cast iron with stands vibration and load im pacts. 4-foot sections with extra heavy tile base drain. Tile Conduit For swamp areas or unstable ground conditions. Consists of a tile arch, trapezoidal blocks, and a continuous concrete foun dation laid on the job. Internal drainage. Arch may be Standard Tile, Super-Tile, or Cast Iron. 40 Use durable, corrosion-resistant Ricwilite Phenolic Resin Coatings to prolong life of piping and equipment. Prices and additional data con cerning coatings and other products shown above furnished on request. 486 CRANE American Standard for Wrought-Steel and Wrought-Iron Pipe ASA B36.10-1950 Introductory Notes 1 Scope. These standards shall be known as the "American Standard for Wrought-Stccl and WroughtIron Pipe". The word pipe is used as distinguished from tubing, restricting the term pipe and there fore the scope of these standards, to apply to tubular products of dimensions and materials commonly used for pipe lines and connections. 2 Size. The size of all pipe in these standards is identified by the nominal pipe size. For 14 inches and larger, nominal pipe size corresponds with the outside diameter of the pipe. 3 Materials. The dimensional standards for pipe described herein are based on products such as are covered by the ASTM and API specifications out lined in Table t. 4 Wall Thickness. The nominal wall thicknesses are given in Tables 2 and 4 for steel pipe, and in Table 6 for wrought-iron pipe. strong, and double extra strong pipe. Up to 10-inch, inclusive, standard wall and Schedule 40 pipe are the same dimensionally. The same is true of extra strong wall and Schedule 80 up to 8-inch inclusive. Double extra strong wall has no corresponding schedule number. Above these limiting sizes to and including 24-inch, wall thicknesses are uniformly Cl inch for standard wall and l^-inch for extra strong wall. 10 Wrought-iron Pipe. The wall thicknesses for wrought-iron pipe shown in Table 6, and the weights per foot in Table 7 are those which have always been customary for this commodity. The weights in Table 7, being basically those for all wrought ferrous pipe, correspond with those for welded and seamless steel pipe in Table 5, but because of the difference in weight per cubic foot of the two materials the wall thick nesses for wrought-iron pipe in Table 6 are slightly greater than those for wrought-steel pipe in Table 4. 5 Weights. The nominal weights of steel pipe are Table 1 listed in Tables 3 and 5, and correspond with the Specifications for Pipe with ASA Designations respective wall thicknesses given in Tables 2 and 4. and Titles of Standard Specifications The nominal weights of wrought-iron pipe are listed in Table 7, and correspond with the respective wall thicknesses given in Table 6. 6 Permissible Variations. Unless otherwise pro vided by the specification, the actual wall thickness at any point sha.ll not be more than 12.5 per cent ASA ASTM Desig or API nation Designation B36.1 | ASTM A53 B36.2 ASTM A72 B36.3 ASTM A106 Title Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe Welded Wrought-iron Pipe Seamless Carbon-Steel Pipe for High-Temperature Service under the nominal wall thickness shown in the tables. Permissible variations for other dimensions are in B36.4 ASTM A134 Electric-Fusion-Welded Steel Pipe, Sizes 30" and Over dicated in each specification. B36.5 ASTM A135 Electric-Resistance-Welded Steel Pipe 7 Screw Threads. Unless otherwise specified, the screw threads of threaded pipe shall conform to American Standard for Pipe Threads (taper threads) (ASA B2). 8 Schedule Wall Pipe. The schedule numbers under Tables 2 and 3 indicate for subjoined wall thickness, for the pressure stress ratios designated, pipe of ap B36.9 ASTM A139 B36.ll ASTM A155 G8.7 ASTM A120 Electric-Fusion-Welded Steel Pipe, Sizes 4" to but not in eluding 30" Electric-Fusion-Welded Steel Pipe for High-Temperature and High-Pressure Service Black and Hot-Dipped ZincCoated (Galvanized) Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe for proximately uniform strength to resist internal Ordinary Uses pressure. -- API SL Line Pipe W hen the selection of wall thickness depends pri marily upon capacity to resist internal pressure under -- API 5LX High-Test Line Pipe -- ASTM A158 Seamless Alloy-Steel Pipe for High-Temperature Service given conditions, the designer shall compute the Seamless Carbon-Molybdenum exact value of wall thickness suitable for conditions -- ASTM A206 Alloy-Steel Pipe for High-Tem for which the pipe is required as prescribed in detail perature Service in the ASX IE Boiler Code, American Standard Code B36.16 ASTM A211 Spiral-Welded Steel or Iron Pipe for Pressure Piping (ASA B31.1), etc., whichever 40 governs the construction. A thickness will be selected from the schedules of nominal thickness contained herein to suit the value computed to -- ASTM A253 Welded Alloyed Open-Hearth Iron Pipe Seamless Chromium-Molyb -- ASTM A280 denum Alloy-Steel Pipe for Service at High Temperatures fulfill the conditions for which the pipe is desired. 9 Standard Wall, Extra Strong Wall, and Double Extra Strong Wall Pipe. The wall thicknesses shown under Table 4 are those which have been -- ASTM A312 Seamless Steel and Welded Aus tenitic Stainless Steel Pipe ! ASTM A315 Seamless 1 Per Cent Chromium, 0.5 Per Cent Molybdenum -- Alloy-Steel Pipe for Service at traditional in commercial lists for standard, extra High Temperatures V ~v Wrought-Stecl and Wrought^lron- Pipe iCont.) CRANE 487 American Standard B36.J0~i950 Table 2 Dimensions of Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe (Listed by Schedule Numbers) Nominal Outsiue Pipe Size Diam. w , >, i Hi 11 a 1 3! 2 3 3H 4 5 P X 10 12 14 lo is 20 24 30 0 405 0 540 0 iv 5 0 *40 I u5i 1.315 I non 1.900 2.375 2.875 3.500 4.000 4 500 5.5o3 0 025 8.625 10.750 12.750 14.000 lo 000 18. WO 20 000 24.000 30.000 , , ' Sched 10 1 i 0 250 0 250 0.250 0 250 0.250 0.312 [ 1 . ' Sched | 20 1 |! 0.250 0.250 0.250 0.312 0.312 0.312 0.375 0.375 0.500 . ' ' ' Sched 30 .. .. . ............ ........ 0.277 0.307 0.330 0.375 0.375 0 438 0.500 0.5o2 0.625 I i ! j Nominal Wall Thickness Sched 40 Sched 60 Sched 80 Sched 100 0.068 0.088 0 091 0.095 0.119 0.126 0 109 0 113 0.133 0.140 0.145 0.147 0.154 0.179 0.191 0,200 0.154 0.203 0.216 0.226 0 237 0.218 0.276 0.300 0.318 0.337 0.258 0.280 0.322 0,365 0.406 0.406 0.500 0.562 0.375 0.432 0.500 0.593 0.687 0.593 0 718 0.843 0.438 0.593 0.500 0,656 0.562 j 0,750 0.5Q3 0.812 0.6X7 0.9o8 0.750 ' 0.843 0.937 1.031 1.218 0.937 1.031 1.156 1.281 1.531 Sched Sched Sched 120 ' 140 160 1 ........ ' ........ , ! ........ ........ ........ ........ 0.438 0.500 0. 5o2 0.718 0.843 1.000 1.093 1.218 1.375 1.500 1.812 ........ 0.812 1.000 1.125 1.250 1.438 1.562 1.750 2.0o2 0. 187 0,218 0,250 0.250 0.231 0.343 0.375 0.438 6.531 O.o25 0.718 0.906 1.125 1.312 1.406 1.593 1.781 1 9o8 2.343 MI dimensions are gi\en in inches. The decimal thicknesses listed for the respective pipe sices represent their nominal or average wall dimer ns. For toleranceson wall thicknesses, see appropriate mater. .. specifications. Thicknesses shown in bold face type for Schedule 40 are iden tical with thicknesses shown in bold face type for Standard Wall pipe in Table 4, Those in bold face type in Schedules 60 and 80 are identical with thicknesses in bold face type for Extra Strong Wall pipe in Table 4. Some of the larger, heavier wall sections are beyond the capabilities of seamless mill production and must be obtained from turned-and-bored billets or other sources. Nominal Sched Pipe | 10 Size i Plain (Inches) Ends H H Y H l lH 1H 2`i 3 3>< 4 5 o 8 10 12 14 lo 18 20 24 30 71 42 05 47 39 52.73 1 o3.41 s 93 Table 3 Nominal Weights of Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe1 (Listed by Schedule Numbers) Sched 20 Plain Ends Schedule 30 1 Threads2 j Plain and | Ends Couplings Schedule 40 Threads2 Plain and Ends Couplings 0.24 0.42 0.57 0.24 0.42 0.57 0.85 1.13 1.68 2.27 2.72 0.85 1.13 1.68 2.28 2.73 3.65 5.79 7.58 9.11 10.79 3.68 5.82 7.62 9.20 10.89 Sched 60 Plain Ends Sched 80 Plain Ends 0.31 0.54 0.74 1.09 1.47 2.17 3.00 3.63 5.02 7.66 10.25 12.51 14.98 Sched 100 Plain Ends 22.36 28.04 33 38 45, p8 52.30 59 03 78,60 94.62 157.53 24.70 i 34.24 I 43.77 1 54 57 62.58 . 82 06 I 104.13 : 140.80 1 196 08 25 55 35 75 45 45 14.62 1 ; 18.97 j 1 28.55 1 40.48 1 53.53 1 63.37 I 82.77 104.75 122.91 171.17 1 14.81 19.18 29.35 41.85 .......... 3L64 54.74 73. 16 84.91 107.50 138.17 166.40 238.11 20.78 28.57 43.39 64.33 88.51 106.13 136.46 170.75 208.87 296.36 50.87 76.93 107.20 130.73 164.83 207.96 256.10 367.40 Sched 120 Plain Ends 19.01 27.04 36.39 60.63 89.20 125.49 150.67 192.29 244.14 296.37 429.39 Sched 140 Plain Ends Sched 160 Plain Ends 1.30 1.94 2.84 3.76 4.86 7.44 10.01 14.32 .......... 67.76 104.13 139.68 170.22 223.50 274.23 341.10 483.13 22.51 32.96 45.30 74.69 115.65 160.27 189.12 245.11 308.51 379.01 541.94 Weights are given in pounds per linear foot and are for pipe with plain cnJs except for sices which are commercially avail able with threads and couplings for which both weights are li-ted. Weights are calculated on the basis of 1 cut. in. of steel = 0.2433 pound*. Weights shown in bold face t\pe for Schedule 40 arc identical with weights shown in bold face type for Standard Wall pipe in Table 5. Those shown in bold face type in Schedules 60 and 80 are identical with weights shown in bold face type for Extra Strong Wall pipe in Table 5. 2The weights of line pipe with couplings are slightly greater than shown in Schedules 30 and 40 and may be found in API Specification 5-L. 488 CRANE Wrought-Stecl and Wrought-iron Pipe (Cont,) American Standard B36.10-1950 Table 4 Dimensions of Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe (Listed as Standard Wall, Extra Strong Wall, and Double Extra Strong Wall) Nominal j Out- Pipe ; side Size ' Diam. is N 1-2 H 1 m 1 -< 3 3H 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 0.405 0.540 0.675 0.840 1.050 1.315 1.00O 1.900 2.375 2. s75 3.500 4.000 4. 500 5.563 6.625 8.625 10.750 12.750 14.000 16.COO 18.000 20.000 24.000 Nominal Wall Thickness* I Standard Wall I Extra Strong Wall Double Extra Strong ; Wall 0.068 0.088 0.091 0.109 0.113 0.133 0.140 0.145 0.154 0.203 0.216 0.226 0.237 0.258 0.280 0.322 0.365 0.375 0.375 0.375 0.375 0.375 0.375 0.095 0.119 0.126 ::::: 0.147 0.154 0.179 0.191 0.200 0.294 0.308 0.358 0.382 0.400 0.218 ' 0.430 0.276 0.552 0.300 0,600 0.318 0.337 0.674 0.375 0.432 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.750 0.864 0.875 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 All dimensions are given in inches. The decimal thicknesses listed for the respective pipe sizes represent their nominal or average wall dimensions. For tolerances on wall thicknesses, see appropriate material specifications. Thicknesses shown in bold face type for Standard Wall are identical with corresponding thicknesses shown in bold facd type for Schedule 40 in Table 2. Those shown in bold face type for Extra Strong Wall are identi cal with corresponding thicknesses shown in bold face type in Schedules 60 and 80 in Table 2. Double Extra Strong Wall has no cor responding schedule numbers. (See Introductory Notes, Paragraph q). Dimensions are identical with Double Extra Strong Pipe shown as an Ap pendix to B36. io-iq3q. Table 5 Nominal Weights of Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe1 (Listed as Standard Wall, Extra Strong Wall, and Double Extra Strong Wall) 1 Weights are given in pounds per linear foot and are for pipe with plain ends except for sizes which are com mercially available with threads and couplings for which both weights are listed. Weights are calculated on the basis of i cu. in. of steel = o.2833 pounds. Weights shown in bold face type for Standard Wall are identical with weights shown in bold face type for Schedule 40 in Table 3. Those shown in bold face type for Extra Strong 40 Wall are identical with weights shown in bold face type for Schedules 60 and 80 in Table 3. All weights in Table 5 are identical with those in Table 7 for WroughtIron Pipe. Nominal Pipe Size Inches H lA H H H l IX m 2 m 3 3><S 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Standard Wall Plain Ends 0.24 0.42 0.57 0.85 1.13 1.68 2.27 2.72 3.65 5.79 7.58 9.11 10.79 14.62 18.97 28.55 40.48 49.56 54.57 62.58 70.59 78.60 94.62 Threads and Couplings 0.24 0.42 0.57 0.85 1.13 1.68 2.28 2.73 3.68 5.82 7.62 9.20 10.89 14.81 19.18 29.35 41.85 51.15 Extra Strong Wall Double Extra Strong Wall Plain Ends 0.31 0.54 0.74 1.09 1.47 2.17 3.00 3.63 5.02 7.66 10.25 12.51 14.98 20.78 28.57 43.39 54.74 65.42 72.09 82.77 93.45 104.13 125.49 Plain Ends 1.71 2.44 3.66 5.21 6.41 9.03 13.70 18.58 -- 27.54 33.55 53.16 72.42 \ Wrougfit-Steel and Wrought-Iron Pipe (Cont.) American Standard B36.10-J9S0 CRANE 489 Table 6 Dimensions of Welded Wrought-Iron Pipe (Listed as Standard Wall, Extra Strong Wall, and Double Extra Strong Wall) All dimensions are given in inches. The decimal thicknesses listed for the respective pipe sizes represent their nominal or average wall dimensions. For tolerances on wall thicknesses, see appropriate material specifications. Thicknesses of all of the sizes shown are slightly greater than those of cor responding sizes for steel pipe shown in Tables z and 4 to compensate for the difference in weights per cubic foot of wrought-steel and wroughtiron. See Introductory Notes, Para graph 10. Nominal Pipe Size H Jo 3i 1 1'i m i 3 3V4 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Out side Diam. 0.40J 0.540 0.675 0.840 1.050 1.315 1.660 1.000 2.375 2.875 3.500 4.000 4. 500 5.5o3 6.625 8.625 10.750 12.750 14.000 16.000 18.000 20.000 24.000 Nominal Wall Thickness Stand ard Wall 0.0o9 0.000 0.093 0.111 0.115 0.13o 0.143 0.148 . 0.158 0.208 0.221 0.231 0.242 0.2o3 0.28o 0.329 0.372 0.383 0.383 0.383 0.383 0.383 0.383 Extra Strong Wall 0.099 0. 122 0. 129 0.151 0.157 0.183 0.195 0.204 0.223 0.282 0. 30o 0.325 0.344 0.383 0.441 0.510 0.510 0.510 0.510 0.510 0.510 0.510 0.510 Double Extra Strong 1 Wall 1 0.307 0.318 0.3o9 0.393 0.411 0.447 0.5o7 0.ol5 0. o0 0.7c8 0.884 0.895 Nominal Pipe Size Inches 1< H K 1 > N l IK II -i ? 2>S 3 314 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Table 7 Nominal Weights of Welded Wrought-Iron Pipe1 (Listed as Standard Wall, Extra Strong Wall, and Double Extra Strong Wall) Standard Wall Plain Ends 0.24 0.42 0.57 0.85 1.13 1.68 2.27 2.72 3.65 5.79 7.58 9.11 10.79 14.62 18.97 28.55 40.48 49. 56 54. 57 o2. 58 70.59 78.60 94.62 Threads and Couplings 0.24 0,42 0.57 0.85 1.13 1,68 2.28 2.73 3.68 5.82 7.62 9.20 10.89 14 81 19.18 29.35 41.85 51.15 Extra Strong Wall Double Extra Strong Wall Plain Ends 0.31 0.54 0.74 1.09 1.47 2.17 3.00 3.63 5.02 7.66 10.25 12.51 14.98 20.78 28.57 43.39 54.74 65.42 72.09 82.77 93.45 104 13 125.49 Plain Ends ........ 1.71 2.44 3.66 5.21 6.41 9.03 13,70 18.58 27.54 38,55 53.16 72.42 ........ 'Weights are given in pounds per linear foot and are for pipe with plain ends except for sizes which are com mercially available with threads and couplings for which both weights are given. Weights shown in bold face type for Standard Wall are identical with weights shown in bold face type in Table 3. Those shown in bold face type for Extra Strong Wall are iden tical with weights shown in bold face type for Schedules Do and 8c in Table 3. All weights in Table 7 are identical with those shown in Table 5 for Wrought-Steel Pipe. 40 Simplified method for calculating work- ing pressure, stress, or wall thickness of steel pipe.... pages 543 to 545 490 CRANE Commercial Wrought Steel Pipe Data Note 1: I'he letter- "s`\ "x". and '"xx" in che col umn ..I "-eiiodule Number- indicate Standard l\tr: Strong, and Double Extra Strong Pipe, re-pccuvelv Note 2: The values shown in square feet for che I'r inverse Internal \rea al-o repre-ent the vol ume in cubic feet per foot of pipe length. 40 Nominal Pipe Size Inches Vs Va % % 3/4 1 Wa 1% 2 2% 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 Outside Diam- eter iD) Inches Schedule No. See Note 1 Wall Thick- ness a) Inches 0.405 0.540 0.675 0.840 1.050 1.315 l.bbU 1.900 2.375 2.8/5 3.500 4.000 4.500 6.625 8.625 40s 80x 40s 80x 40s 80x 40s 80x 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 160 ... XX 40s 80x 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 40s 80x 120 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 120 160 . . .XX 40s 80x 120 160 ... XX 20 30 40s 60 80x 100 120 140 ... XX 160 .068 .095 .088 .119 .091 .126 .109 .147 .187 .294 .113 .154 .218 .308 .133 .179 .250 .358 .140 .191 .250 .382 .145 .200 .281 .400 .154 .218 .343 .436 .203 .276 .375 .552 .216 .300 .437 .600 .226 .318 .237 .337 .437 .531 .674 .258 .375 .500 .625 .750 .280 .432 .562 .718 .864 .250 .277 .322 .406 .500 .593 .718 .812 .875 .906 Inside Diam- eter id) Inches .269 .215 .364 .302 .493 .423 .622 .546 .466 .252 .824 .742 .614 .434 1.049 .957 .815 .599 1.380 1.278 1.160 .896 1.610 1.500 1.338 1.100 2.067 1.939 1.689 1.503 2.469 2.323 2.125 1.771 3.068 2.900 2.626 2.300 3.548 3.364 4.026 3.826 3.626 3.438 3.152 5.047 4.813 4.563 4.313 4.063 6.065 5.761 5.501 5.189 4.897 8.125 8.071 7.981 7.813 7.625 7.439 7.189 7.001 6.875 6.813 Area of Metal fat Square Inches .0720 .0925 .1250 .1574 .1670 .2173 .2503 .3200 .3836 .5043 .3326 .4335 .5698 .7180 .4939 .6388 .8365 1.0760 .6685 .8815 1.1070 1.534 .7995 1.068 1.429 1.885 1.075 1.477 2.190 2.656 1.704 2.254 2.945 4.028 2.228 3.016 4.205 5.466 2.680 3.678 3.174 4.407 5.578 6.621 8.101 4.300 6.112 7.953 9.696 11.340 5.581 8.405 10.70 13.32 15.64 6.57 7.26 8.40 10.48 12.76 14.96 17.84 19.93 21.30 21.97 Transverse Internal Area Square Inches .0568 .0364 .1041 .0716 .1910 .1405 .3040 .2340 .1706 .050 .5330 .4330 .2961 .148 .8640 .7190 .5217 .282 1.495 1.283 1.057 .630 2.036 1.767 1.406 .950 3.355 2.953 2.241 1.774 4.788 4.238 3.546 2.464 7.393 6.605 5.416 4.155 9.886 8.888 12.73 11.50 10.33 9.28 7.80 20.01 18.19 16.35 14.61 12.97 28.89 26.07 23.77 21.15 18.84 51.85 51.16 50.03 47.94 45.66 43.46 40.59 38.50 37.12 36.46 Note 2 Square Feet .00040 .00025 .00072 .00050 .00133 .00098 .00211 .00163 .00118 .00035 .00371 .00300 .00206 .00103 .00600 .00499 .00362 .00196 .01040 .00891 .00734 .00438 .01414 .01225 .00976 .00660 .02330 .02050 .01556 .01232 .03322 .02942 .02463 .01710 .05130 .04587 .03761 .02885 .06870 .06170 .08840 .07986 .0717 .0645 .0542 .1390 .1263 .1136 .1015 .0901 .2006 .1810 .1650 .1469 .1308 .3601 .3553 .3474 .3329 .3171 .3018 .2819 .2673 .2578 .2532 Moment Weight of of Inertia Pipe (I) Pounds Inches to 4tl' Potter per foot .00106 .00122 .00331 .00377 .244 .314 .424 .535 .00729 .00862 .01709 .02008 .02212 .0242 .567 .738 .850 1.087 1.300 1.714 .03704 .04479 .05269 .05792 .08734 .1056 .1251 .1405 .1947 .2418 .2839 .3411 1.130 1.473 1.940 2.440 1.678 2.171 2.840 3.659 2.272 2.996 3.764 5.214 .3099 .3912 .4824 .5678 .6657 .8679 1.162 1.311 1.530 1.924 2.353 2.871 3.017 3.894 5.032 5.993 2.717 3.631 4.862 6.408 3.652 5.022 7.440 9.029 5.79 7.66 10.01 13.70 7.58 10.25 14.32 18.58 4.788 6.280 9.11 12.51 7.233 9.610 11.65 13.27 15.28 15.16 20.67 25.73 30.03 33.63 28.14 40.49 49.61 58.97 66.33 10.79 14.98 19.00 22.51 27.54 14.62 20.78 /7.10 32.96 38.55 18.97 28.57 36.40 45.30 53.16 57.72 63.35 72.49 88.73 105.7 121.3 140.5 153.7 162.0 165.9 22.36 24.70 28.55 35.64 43.39 50.87 60.63 67.76 72.42 74.69 Weight External! Section of Surface Modulus Water Pounds Sq. Ft. per foot per foot ol pipe of pipe VdJ .025 .016 .045 .031 .083 .061 .132 .102 .074 .022 .231 .188 .128 .064 .375 .312 .230 .122 .649 .000 .458 .273 .882 .765 .608 .42 1.45 1.28 .97 .77 2.07 1.87 1.54 1.07 3.20 2.86 2.35 1.80 4.29 3.84 5.50 4.98 4.47 4.02 3.38 8.67 7.88 7.09 6.33 5.61 12.51 11.29 10.30 9.16 8.16 22.4" 22.17 21.70 20.77 19.78 18.83 17.59 16.68 16.10 15.80 .106 .106 .141 .141 .178 .178 .220 .220 .220 .220 .275 .275 .275 .275 .344 .344 .344 .344 .435 .435 .435 .435 .497 .497 .497 .497 .622 .622 .622 .622 .753 .753 .753 .753 .916 .916 .916 .916 1.047 1.047 1.178 1.178 1.178 1.178 1.178 1.456 1.456 1.456 1.456 1.456 1.734 1.734 1.734 1.734 1.734 2.258 2.258 2.258 2.258 2.258 2.258 2.258 2.258 2.258 2.258 .00523 .00602 .01227 .01395 .02160 .02554 .04069 .04780 .05267 .05762 .07055 .08531 .10036 .11032 .1328 .1606 .1903 .2136 .2346 .2913 .3421 .4110 .3262 .4118 .5078 .5977 .5606 .7309 .979 1.104 1.064 1.339 1.638 1.997 1.724 2.225 2.876 3.424 2.394 3.140 3.214 4.271 5.178 5.898 6.791 5.451 7.431 9.250 10.796 12.090 8.50 12.22 14.98 17.81 20.02 , 13.39 14.69 16.81 20.58 24.51 28.14 32.58 35.65 37.5b 38.48 CRANE 491 Pipe Size Inches Diameter D. IneK- 1 10 10.750 12 12.75 14 14.00 16 16.00 18 18.00 20 20.00 1A 24.00 Commercial Wrought Steel Pipe Data (continued) Schedule Wall No. Thickness See Note 1 w 1nehe-. 20 50 40s bOx 80 100 120 149 1 bu 20 30 . .s 40 , .X 60 80 100 120 140 160 10 20 30s 40 .X 60 80 100 120 140 160 10 20 30s 40x 60 80 100 120 140 160 10 20 . .S 30 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 10 20' 30x 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 10 20s 30 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 .250 .307 .365 .500 .593 .718 .843 1.000 1.125 .250 .330 .375 .406 .500 .562 .687 .843 1.000 1.125 1.312 .250 .312 .375 .437 .500 .593 .750 .937 1.093 1.250 1.406 .250 .312 .375 .500 .656 .843 1.031 1.218 1.437 1.593 .250 .312 .375 .437 .500 .562 .750 .937 1.156 1.375 1.562 1.781 .250 .375 .500 .593 .812 1.031 1.281 1.500 1.750 1.968 .250 .375 .500 .562 .687 .968 1.218 1.531 1.812 2.062 2.343 Inside Diam- eter (d) [ nchi> Area of Metal *ai Square Inches 10.250 10.136 10.020 9.750 9.564 9.314 9.064 8.750 8.500 8.24 10.07 11.90 16.10 18.92 22.63 26.24 30.63 34.02 12.250 12.090 12.000 11.938 11.750 11.626 11.376 11.064 10.750 10.500 10.126 9.82 12.87 14.58 15.77 19.24 21.52 26.03 31.53 36.91 41.08 47.14 13.500 13.376 13.250 13.126 13.000 12.814 12.500 12.126 11.814 11.500 11.188 10.80 13.42 16.05 18.61 21.21 24.98 31.22 38.45 44.32 50.07 55.63 15.500 15.376 15.250 15.000 14.688 14.314 13.938 13.564 13.126 12.814 12.37 15.38 18.41 24.35 31.62 40.14 48.48 56.56 65.74 72.10 17.500 17.376 17.250 17.126 17.000 16.876 16.500 16.126 15.688 15.250 14.876 14.438 13.94 17.34 20.76 24.11 27.49 30.79 40.64 50.23 61.17 71.81 80.66 90.75 19.500 15.51 19.250 23.12 19.000 30.63 18.814 36.15 18.376 48.95 17.938 61.44 17.438 75.33 17.000 . 87.18 16.500 100.33 16.064 111.49 23.500 23.250 23.000 22.876 22.626 22.064 21.564 20.938 20.376 19.876 19.314 18.65 27.83 36.91 41.39 50.31 70.04 87.17 108.07 126.31 142.11 159.41 Transverse Moment Weight Weight External, Section Internal Area of of of Surface1 Modulus Inertia Pipe Water Note 2 (U Pounds Pounds Sq. Ft. Square Square Inchc'co per per foot per foot Inche< Fccc 4' *< Power loot oi pipe of pipe Ah \ D/ 82.52 80.69 78.86 74.66 71.84 68.13 64.53 60.13 56.75 117.86 114.80 113.10 111.93 108.43 106.16 101.64 96.14 90.76 86.59 80.53 143.14 140.52 137.88 135.32 132.73 128.96 122.72 115.49 109.62 103.87 98.31 188.69 185.69 182.65 176.72 169.44 160.92 152.58 144.50 135.32 128.96 240.53 237.13 233.71 230.36 226.98 223.68 213.83 204.24 193.30 182.66 173.80 163.72 298.65 290.04 283.53 278.00 265.21 252.72 238.83 226.98 213.82 202.67 433.74 424.56 415.48 411.00 402.07 382.35 365.22 344.32 326.08 310.28 292.98 .5731 .5603 .5475 .5185 .4989 .4732 .4481 .4176 .3941 .8185 .7972 .7854 .7773 .7528 .7372 .7058 .6677 .6303 .6013 .5592 .9940 .9758 .9575 .9397 .9217 .8956 .8522 .8020 .7612 .7213 .6827 1.3103 1.2895 1.2684 1.2272 1.1766 1.1175 1.0596 1.0035 .9397 .8956 1.6703 1.6467 1.6230 1.5997 1.5763 1.5533 1.4849 1.4183 1.3423 1.2684 1.2070 1.1369 2.0740 2.0142 1.9690 1.9305 1.8417 1.75501.6585 1.5762 1.4849 1.4074 3.0121 2.9483 2.8853 2.8542 2.7921 2.6552 2.5362 2.3911 2.2645 2.1547 2.0346 113.7 137.4 160.7 212.0 244.8 286.1 324.2 367.8 399.3 191.8 248.4 279.3 300.3 361.5 400.4 475.1 561.6 64f.6 700.5 781.1 255.3 314.4 372.8 429.1 483.8 562.3 687.3 824.4 929.6 1027.0 1117.0 383.7 473.2 562.1 731.9 932.4 1155.8 1364.5 1555.8 1760.3 1893.5 549.1 678.2 806.7 930.3 1053.2 1171.5 1514.7 1833.0 2180.0 2498.1 2749.0 3020.0 756.4 1113.0 1457.0 1703.0 2257.0 2772.0 3315.2 3754.0 4216.0 4585.o 1315.4 1942.0 2549.5 2843.0 3421.3 4652.8 5672.0 6849.9 7825.0 8625.0 9455.9 28.04 34.24 40.48 54.74 64.33 76.93 89.20 104.13 115.65 33.38 43.77 49.56 53.53 65.42 73.16 88.51 107.20 125.49 133.68 160.27 36.71 45.68 54.57 63.37 72.09 84.91 106.13 130.73 150.67 170.22 189.12 42.05 52.36 62.58 82.77 107.50 136.46 164.83 192.29 223.64 245.11 47.39 59.03 70.59 82.06 92.45 104.75 138.17 170.75 207.96 244.14 274.23 308.51 52.73 78.60 404.13 '122.91 166.40 208.87 256.10 296.37 341.10 379.01 63.41 94.62 125.49 140.80 171.17 238.11 296.36 367.40 429.39 483.13 541.94 35.76 34.96 34.20 32.35 31.13 29.53 27.96 26.06 24.59 2.814 2.814 2.814 2.814 2.814 2.814 2.814 2.814 2.814 51.07 49.74 49.00 48.50 46.92 46.00 44.04 41.66 39.33 37.52 34.89 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 3.338 62.03 60.89 59.75 58.64 57.46 55.86 53.18 50.04 47.45 45.01 42.60 3.665 3.bb5 3.665 3.665 3.665 3.bb5 3.bbo 3.665 3.665 3.bb5 3.665 81.74 80.50 79.12 76.58 73.42 69.73 66.12 62.62 58.64 55.83 4.189 4.189 4.189 4.189 4.189 4.189 4.189 4.189 4.189 4.189 104.21 102.77 101.18 99.84 98.27 96.93 92.57 88.50 83.76 79.07 75.32 70.88 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 4.712 129.42 5.236 125:67 ` "57236 122.87 5.236 120.46 5.236 114.92 5.236 109.51 5.236 103.39 5.236 98.35 5.236 92.66 5.236 87.74 5.23b 187.95 183.95 179.87 178.09 174.23 165.52 158.26 149.06 141.17 134.45 126.84 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 6.283 21.15 Zo.57 29.90 39.43 45.54 53.22 60.32 68.43 74.29 30.2 38.1 43.8 47.1 56.7 62.8 74.6 88.1 100.7 109.9 122.6 36.b 45.0 53.2 61.3 69.1 80.3 98.2 117.8 132.8 146.8 159.6 48.0 59.2 70.3 91.5 116.6 144.5 170.5 194.5 220.0 236.7 61.1 75.5 89.6 103.4 117.0 130.1 168.3 203.8 242.3 277.6 505.5 335.6 75.6 111.3 145.7 170.4 225.7 277.1 331.5 375.5 421.7 458.5 109.6 161.9 212.5 237.0 285.1 387.7 472.8 570.8 652.1 718.9 787.9 40 492 CRANE American Standard Taper Pipe Threads (NPT) E0 = I) - 10.0301) + I.l)p I`. i = Ea O.dfr^.3 Li Li = < 0.80/2 + G.Sjp p = I'itch Depth "f thread = 0.80/) Total Taper J^'-inch per Foot iT ^Ll Flush by Hand Tolerance on Product: One turn large or small from notch on plug gauge or face of ring gauge. Notch flush with face of fitting If chamfered, notch flush with bottom of chamfer. D Nominal Pipe Size Outside Diameter of Pipe Vs V* % Vz 3/4 1 l`/4 l'/2 2 2 Vz 3 3V2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 O.D. 16 O.D. 18 O.D. 20 O.D. 24 O.D. 0.405 0.540 0.675 0.840 1.050 1.315 1.660 1.900 2.375 2.875 3.500 4.000 4.500 5.563 6.625 8.625 10.750 12.750 14.000 16.000 18.000 20.000 24.000 Eo Pitch Diameter at End of External Thread 0.36351 0.47739 0.61201 0.-5843 0.96768 1.21363 1.55713 1.79609 2.26902 2.71953 3.34062 3.83750 4.33438 5.39073 6.44609 8.43359 10.54531 12.53281 13.77500 15.76250 17.75000 19.73750 23.71250 Dimensions, in Inches E/r L,e Ez P Pitch Diameter at End of Internal Thread Normal Engagement by Hand between External and Internal Threads Length of Effective Thread Pitch of Thread 0.37476 0.48989 0.62701 0.77843 0.98887 1.23863 1.58338 1.82234 2.29627 2.76216 3.38850 3.88881 4.38712 5.44929 6.50597 8.50003 10.62094 12.61781 13.87262 15.87575 17.87500 19.87031 23.86094 0.180 0.200 0.240 0.320 0.339 0.400 0.420 0.420 0.436 0.682 0.766 0.821 0.844 0.937 0.958 1.063 1.210 1.360 1.562 1.812 2.000 2.125 2.375 0.2639 0.4018 0.4078 0.5337 0.5457 0.6828 0.7068 0.7235 0.7565 1.1375 1.2000 1.2500 1.3000 1.4063 1.5125 1.7125 1.9250 2.1250 2.2500 2.4500 2.6500 2.8500 3.2500 0.03704 0.05556 0.05556 0.07143 0.07143 0.08696 1 0.08696 0.08696 0.08696 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 | 0.12500 0.12500 40 fAlso pitch diameter at gauging notch. Also length of plug gauge. HAIso length of ring gauge, and length from gauging notch to small end of plug gauge. Depth of Thread Number of Threads Per Inch 0.02963 0.04444 0.04444 0.05714 0.05714 0.06957 0.06957 0.06957 0.06957 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 O.ICOOO 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 27 18 18 14 14 ll'/z 11 Vz llVz 11 Vz 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 The above information taken from the American Standard for Pipe Threads, ASA--B2.1-1945. Crane Railing Pipe Threads.. . .page 192 CRANE 493 American Standard Straight Pipe Threads Dimensions, in Inches Nom inal Pipe Sire Number Pitch Increase of of in Threads Thread Pitch per Diameter Straight Thread Inch per Couplings* Turn (Internal Thread) for use with Taper Thread Pipe for Pressure Tight Joints (NPSC) Pitch Diameter Straight Thread iFree Fitting) Mechanical Jointsf (NPSM) External Internal Straight Thread (Loose Fitting) Mechanical Jointsf Locknut Connections (NPSL) External Internal 14 3/8 l/2 3/4 1 U4 l'i 2 2U 3 31 2 4 5 6 8 10 12 27 18 18 14 14 11 ]/2 111/2 11U 11>2 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 1 Min. P I Ea 0.03704 0.00231 0.3713 0.055561 0.00347 1 0.4847 0.05556 0.00347 1 0.6218 0.07143 0.00446 1 0.7717 0.07143i 0.00446 1 0.9822 0.086961 0.00543 l| 1.2305 0.086961 0.00543 ! 1.5752 0.08696 0.00543 1 1.8142 0.08696 0.00543 1 2.2881 0.12500 0.00781 ' 2.7505 0.12500 0.00781 3.3768 0.12500 0.00781 1 3.8771 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.12500 0.00781 0.00781 0.00781 0.00781 ' 4.3754 1 \ * 0.12500 0.00781 0.12500' 0.00781 * Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. e6 Ea E/ E/ E* Ec Ed Ee Ef 0.3782 '0.3713 0.3748'0.3748 0.3782" 0.38051 0.3840 0.3863' 0.3898 0.4951 ''0.4847 '0.4899'0.4899 0.4951'' 0.4986 0.5038' 0.5073 0.5125 0.6322 '0.6218'0.6270'0.6270'0.6322" 0.6357 0.6409 0.6444 0.6496 0.7851 '0.7717'0.7784 0.7784 0.7851 ! 0.7896 0.7963 0.8008 0.8075 0.9956 '0.9822 0.9889 0.9889 0.9956 ' 1.0000 1.0067 1.0112 1.0179 1.2468 '11.2305 1.2386 1.2386'1.2468`l 1.25231 1.2604 1.2658' 1.2739 1.5915 111.575211.5834 1.583411.591511 1.59701 1.6051 1.6106 1.6187 1.8305 111.8142 '1.8223 1.8223 `1.83051 1.8360 1.8441 1.8495 1.8576 2.3044 12.2881 '2.2963`2.2963'2.3044 ' 2.3099, 2.3180 2.3234 2.3315 2.7739 '2.7505 2.7622'2.7622 2.7739' 2.7817' 2.7934 2.8012 2.8129 3.4002 '3.3768 3.3885 3.3885'3.4002'' 3.4081' 3.4198' 3.4276 3.4393 3.9005 '3.8771'3.8888 3.8888'3.9005 ! 3.9084 3.9201' 3.9279 3.9396 4.3988 "4.3754'4.3871 4.3871 4.3988 1 4.4067' 4.4184' 4.4262' 4.4379 '5.4376 `5.4493'5.4493:5.4610 1 5.4688 5.48051 5.4884 5.5001 '6.4943 6.5060'6.50b0'6.5177M 6.52551 6.53721 6.5450 6.5567 ' ' 8.5196 8.5313' 8.5391' 8.5508 TO. 6405 10.6522 10.6600 10.6717 t T2.6374 12.6491 12.6569 12.6686 "Straight pipe threads in couplings are gauged with American Standard Taper Pipe Thread plug gauges, the notch (P.D. = Ei) to come liush at bottom of cham fer with gauging tolerance of one and one-half turns large or small. While this theoretically provides maximum and minimum pitch diameters as shown, the actual pitch diameters of the tapped hole will be slightly smaller than the values given. fMcchanical joint straight pipe threads are gauged with straight thread gauges. Crane Railing Pipe Threads.. . page 192 494 CRANE British Standard Taper Pipe Threads -*------- --------- L, ------ t Whitworth 55' Form of Thread Total Taper 34-inch per Foot This information is taken from the British ' Engineering Standards Association Report No. 21-1938. Pipe Size (Nominal Bore) Vs 4 3/s 3A l l>/4 l*/2 2 2l/2 3 3/2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 D Approximate Outside Diameter of Pipe 13/32 I?/32 `Vis 27/32 1 Vl6 lU/32 1`Vis l29/32 2% 3 1 3V2 i 14 4/2 5V2 * 6V2 i 7'A 8V2 ! 91/2 ! ioy2 1 iiy2 ' 12% 1 E/ Pitch Diameter at End of Internal Thread 0.3601 0.4843 0.6223 0.7793 0.9953 1.2508 1.5918 1.8238 2.2888 2.9018 3.4018 3.8918 4.3918 5.3918 6.3918 7.3860 8.3860 9.3860 10.3860 11.3700 12.3700 Dimensions, in Inches L/ Normal Engagement by Hand between External and Internal Threads 0.1563 0.2367 0.2500 0.3214 0.3750 0.4091 0.5000 0.5000 0.6250 0.6875 0.8125 0.8750 1.0000 1.1250 1.1250 1.3750 1.5000 1.5000 1.6250 1.6250 1.6250 1 I ! | 1 1 1 | 1 : ! l2 Length of Effective Thread 0.2545 0.3814 0.3947 0.5178 0.5714 0.6591 0.7500 0.7500 0.9204 1.0511 1.1761 1.2386 1.4091 1.5795 1.5795 1.9250 2.0500 2.0500 2.1750 2.3125 2.3125 I P Pitch of Threads 0.03571 0.05263 0.05263 0.07143 0.07143 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.09091 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.10000 0.1250 0.1250 Depth of Threads 0.0229 *~0T0337 0.0337 0.0457 0.0457 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0582 0.0640 0.0640 0.0640 0.0640 0.0800 0.0800 Number of Threads Per Inch 28 19 19 14 14 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 u 10 10 10 10 8 8 Normal Engagement Between Male and Female Threads to Make Tight Joints Dimensions given do not allow for variations in tapping or threading. American Standard and API Line Pipe Threads For normal engagement on Crane Railing Pipe Threads, see page 192, Drainage Fitting Threads 40 Dimensions, in Inches ____________________________ Site Vs i'4 % i2 "A, 1 1V4 ' 1V2 2 2l/2 ' 3 3Vi___ 4 15.6 8 10 12 14 A Va Vb 3/S `2 VlS n/l6 n/l6 "/is 34 i5/is' 1 l'/lS 1 Vs ' W* 1 l3/lS ' lVl7 ~1% ' W ___ B*VlS 1 % S/s S/8 7S 15/l6 1 h/lfi WlS Wi ' 1% 19/l6 lU/lG 178 *L'sing American Standard Taper Male Thread external thread, however, should not be threaded with Crane shoulder type Drainage Fittings. The small to gauge nor more than one turn large. Information on threaded pipe joints page 495 ^ CRANE 495 Threaded Pipe Joints Threads [n screwed ioints h.n inti strength, tightness, and Jurabilitv it is necessary to have clean-cut and uni form thread'- The thrc.u.' viould he tapered and smooth, cut with the correct t.mer lead thread angle, and diameters. Reasonable manufacturing tolerances are allowed on all of the thread elements to take care of variations in threading. The diameters should be such as to allow sufficient hand engagement and yet allow enough threads for wrench or power make-up. The thread lengths should be long enough to com pensate for pipe strains usually present in the various types of thread joint services. A short thread is satisfactory for joints where little or no pipe strains exist, but longer threads are required where extreme pipe strains are encountered, such as in Oil Field Casing Thread ioints. Standardized Threads Several Standards have been established covering pipe threads for various purposes. The oldest and probahlv most commonly used is the American Standard for Pipe Threads, known as ASA Stand ard B-2.1. There are also the American Petroleum Institute Standards N'o. yA, 6A, and yL covering Oil Field Tubular Goods, such as Line Pipe and Casing Threads. Thread Assembling In making up screwed pipe joints it is very impor tant that the threads in both parts be thoroughly cleaned. Any threads which may have become burred or bent should be straightened or removed and afterward a good grade of lubricant should be applied to the threads. The lubricant reduces the friction which allows the two parts to be pulled up further, resulting in a more effective pipe joint. Pipe joints should not be screwed together too rapidly and thereby avoid objectionably raising the temperature of the two parts. For Crane thread lubricant and compound, sec page 464. Normal Engagement The normal amount of engagement to make a tight joint for various types of screwed material is given in the table on page 4Q4. These dimensions have been established from tests made under practical working conditions. The normal engagement specified lor American Standard Pipe Thread and API Line Pipe Thread ioints is based on parts being threaded to the Amer ican Standard for Pipe Threads or the API Standard for Line Pipe Threads. The shoulder type Drainage Fitting Thread engagement is based on using Crane Fittings and American Standard Pipe Thread dimen sions on the external thread but holding the external thread to a special tolerance as covered in the foot note of the table. In order to obtain the thread engagements listed in tite table it is necessary to vary the torque or power applied according to the sice, metal and weight of material used. For example, it requires consider ably less power to make up a screwed joint using a light brass valve than a high pressure steel valve. Screwed Companion Flanges The normal length of thread engagement listed in the table on page 404 does not apply to Screwed Com panion Flanges. The length of thread engagement for Screwed Companion Flanges depends upon : -e weight of the flange, considering pressure, and the type of thread joint employed. There are two types of threaded flange joints in general use; namely, where the pipe and flange are refaced after assembly, as distinguished from the other, in which the pipe and the flange are not re faced. Pipe threaded for a refaced job should have a thread sufficiently long to extend slightly beyond the face of the flange when assembled, to allow for refac ing. For the joint which is not to be refaced the thread on the pipe should be slightly shorter so that the end of the threaded pipe will he about one thread from the face of the flange when assembled. Leaky Joints Leaky joints can usually be traced either to faulty threading or an improper lubricant. Frequently the trouble lies in the thread on the pipe which may have been cut with dull or improperly adjusted threading tools resulting in wavy, shaved, rough or chewed threads. Wavy threads are noticeable both to the eye and touch, due to circumferential waves or longitudinal flats of slightly helical form rather than the desired true circular form. Shaved threads appear to have been threaded with two dies, one not matching the other, giving a double thread appearance at the start of the thread. Rough or chewed threads are noticeably rough and tom. Should the threads have any of these defects it is possible that leaky joints might result. Crane Threaded Products Crane threaded materials have smooth, accurately cut threads properly gauged and carefully inspected for taper, lead, thread angle, height, out-of-roundness, and alignment. They are threaded in compliance with established Standards as the requirements may be. and the start of each thread is properly chamfered for ease in assembling. Crane has taken extraordinary precautions to in sure satisfactory thread joints by maintaining con stantly careful inspection of not only the produce itself but the threading equipment as well, which is the best available. A complete gauging system has also been established which includes Master Gauges approved by the National Bureau of Standards, Reference Gauges, and Working Gauges. These gauges are checked periodically and frequently so as to keep them well within the allowable tolerances. In fact. Crane threading is held to much closer tolerances than actually required to make a tight joint. 40 496 Cast Iron Water Pipe CRANE Fittings for Cast Iron Water Pipe All pipe sizes li-ceJ use AAV.W.A. Class D fittings. When 'pcciliccl. sizes 14 to 24-inch are available with smaller O.D.) for use with Class B fittings. AAV AV .A. Class A-B hojy pattern covers pipe sizes 4 to 12-inch (also available, if specified, for 14 to 24-inch sizes); Class C-D body pattern covers sizes 14 to 24inch. Class 150 and Class 250 Cast Iron Water Pipe in sizes 4 to 24-inch comply with Federal Specification WW-P-421. In the table below, weight of pipe is taken to the nearest five pounds. Weight of pipe per foot including bell is based on the weight of pipe to the nearest pound 40 Pipe Sizes. Dimensions, and Weights Nom- Actual Thickinal Size ness I.D. O.D. Inches Inches Inches Weight, Pounds --------- -- Plain With 16-Foot End Bell Length per per Foot Foot CLASS 150 l'1' Dounds Working Pressure 346-Foot Head 3* 3.96 4 4.80 6 6.90 8 9.05 10 11.10 12 13.20 14 15.65 16 17.80 18 19.92 20 22.06 24 26.32 .33 I .34 j .37 1 .42 I .47 .50 .55 1 .60 1 .65 I .68 ' .76 12 15 24 36 49 62 82 102 123 143 191 13.1 16.1 25.7 38.6 52.2 66.1 86.9 108.1 130.4 152.0 202.9 210 255 410 615 835 1055 1390 1730 2085 2430 3245 CLASS 200 200 Pounds Working Pressure 462-Foot Head 8 9.05 .46 I 39 41.6 I 665 10 11.10 12 13.20 14 15.65 .52 .57 1 .62 1 54 70 91 57.2 1 915 74.1 . 1185 97.0 1550 16 17.80 .68 ! 114 121.6 ! 1945 18 19.92 .74 1 139 147.9 , 2365 20 22.06 .78 ; 163 173.6 2775 24 26.32 .88 219 233.1 3730 CLASS 250 250 Pounds Working Pressure 576-Foot Head 3* 3.96 .36 13 4 4.80 I -38 j 17 6 6.90 1 .43 ' 27 13.8 18.1 28.7 220 290 460 8 9.05 .50 1 42 44.6 715 10 11.10 .57 : 59 62.3 995 12 13.20 ' .62 1 77 81.1 1 1300 14 15.65 .69 102 108.0 1 1730 16 17.80 , -75 126 133.6 2135 18 19.92 . .33 . 156 164.9 2640 20 22.06 ! .88 183 193.6 3095 24 26.32 1.00 248 262.1 4195 * 3-inch inside diameter is \ lanulacturer ^Standard .^111 Y Branch Reducer Inc reader No. 22-M Plug No. 18-M Sleeve Special fittings Such 3S Split tees, split sleeves, flange and spigot, flange and bell, and flanges are also available. Sizes Fitting Sizes and Weights Weight per Fitting, in Pounds No.l No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 1 No. No. No. Inches 2-M[4-M| 5-Mj 11 -Mi 12-M 14-Mj 16-M. 17-Mi 18-M,21-M 22-M 3 4 6 8 10 12 3r2 4.3 y2 6x4 x3 8x6 x4 10x8 x6 x4 12x10 x8 x6 *4 65 53 53 82 66 66 130 105 105 200 150 150 278 202 202 366 265 265 125 166 257 372 493 623 153 221 ... 204 325 ( . . . j . . . 294 1 443 1 406 1... 1 377 577 545 512 486 94 78 36 128 103 1 ... 47 200 181 ... .. | 68 20 27 40 294 291 395 434 512 632 ... 104 59 ... ; 123 84 ... 1 174 142 35 39 120 .. 183 167 170 45 50 40 44 97 104 88 100 . ... 270 268 143 150 ... 255 234 119 132 ... 371 398 198 201 . . 351 366 169 180 ; .. 338 1 146 162 | ... 1 ... 491 588 261 267 474 1 553 . 231 240 ... 458 520 ' 202 218 445 . . . 179 201 7 8 14 25 38 50 Weight of Lead and Hemp Required per Joint (Based on Lead 2 Inches Thick) Pipe Size Inches 1 3 j 4 | 6 | 8 j 10 , 12 j 14 j 16 I 18 i 20 j 24 Lead PoundsHnAyTTn^113V41 16 I 19 | 22 | 30^33%! 37 T44 Hemp Pounds j. 18 j. 211 .31 | .44 ,.531.61. .811.94| 1 .l^jlVz Prices and additional data furnished on application. 1 1 Wplr* CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping 497 Crane Shop Fabricating Facilities......................................pages 40$ to 501 Crane Fine Bomb .......................................................... pages 301 to 504 Crane Flanging I 'recesses: Screwed Flanged Joints.....................................................................page505 The Cranclap Joint......................................................pages >05 to Welded Flanged Joints...................................................................... page509 Flange Facings and Finishes............................................ pages 510 and 511 Crane Welded Piping.........................................................pages 5 (2 and 513 I'nit Fabrication of Piping and Valves......................... pages 514 and 51s Dimensions of Crane Welded Headers...........................pages 510 and 517 Crane Pipe Coils: Comments........................................................................ page 51S Cylindrical and Rat Spiral Types.................................................. pageno Flat and Oval Types.......................................................................... pager:o Box Type.......................................................................................page 511 Minimum Dimensions......... ...................................................... page 511 Welded Double Pipe Heat Exchangers....................................................page542 The increasing use of higher pressures and tempera tures has elevated the art of designing, erecting, and purchasing fabricated piping to its rightful position of importance. Discriminating buyers now realize that the purchase of piping requires the same careful thought and attention to details as does the selection of steam generators, prime movers, refinery cracking stills, valves, and other major items of modern plants. Years ago. Crane realized the desirability of having the production and development of fabricated pip ing go hand in hand with the constant improvement in valves, fittings, and allied articles. In this manner, materials of uniform design, workmanship, and per formance have been developed. The nature of fabricated piping precludes any at tempt to list completely the variety of materials and operations available in a modern fabricating shop. The special and peculiar requirements of in dustry and its processes daily present problems which must be solved. Attention is invited to the following pages u. hich tell a brief story about Crane Fabricated Piping: additional information will be furnished on request. Integrated piping systems from a single manufacturing source -- one responsibility for proper and complete fabrication 41 41 498 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Coni.) A portion of the Crane Pipe Fabricating Shop in Chicago Crane Fabricated Piping (Cont.) CRANE 499 One Source of Supply Exacting u>ors of m.itcn.ik .'or piping installations will recognize the .idv.mt eges of purchasing the fab ricated piping irom a manufacturer who also pro duces a complete line of cakes, fittings, holts, gashctr.. .mu ,<ccc^''urie>. One responsibility: When the task of furnishing all of tide material rests w itn f.rane there is but one responsibility--one uniform stanJarJ of ma terials. workmanship and sere ice. \\ hether the joints used are threaded, llanged. or beceled lor welding, the same standards and gauging systems are used uniformly on all of the products. This assures the user that the component parts of the piping system will fit accurately proc ide relia bility and safety, and will be easily installed, with a minimum of erection ,.r.J of maintenance co~ts Simplicity of ordering: An order lor the complete piping job is handled as .m integral unit: there is not the die ision of rosr,o,'-:-.',',i:tv regarding the dimen sions and related ^ict.a.s : the carious items th..t occurs when the component parts oi a piping sc stem are ordered Irom sev sources of supply. Time saving: There is a sac Log in time and' expense when orders and detailed ^.raccmgs are prepared for only one source oi itipnlc. The Jclacs causexi he shipments from several sources are eliminated Ease of maintenance: When repairs or replace ments are necessary because of the demands of'sereice. they are effected easily w hen all of the original material was secured from one source oi supple. Advantages of Crane Shop Fabrication Accuracy: A piping system, when placed in service, should develop the predetermined results and lulfill all of the expectations of a proper design. This should be accomplished expeditiously and at a mini mum of final erected cost consistent cc ith the use of good materials and workmanship. Obviously, this purpose % ill be defeated unless each piece, large or small, ol both simple and complex piping systems, receives the attention necessary to assure accuracy and a high quality of workmanship. Crane shop fabrication accomplishes this desirable end. Proficiency: fn the Crane fabricating shops the mechanics are employed solely on the production of fabricated piping. Such continuity of practice means that they do not lose their proficiency, particularly desirable for welding and other complex operations. Safety: Safety is a prime requisite of every piping installation. Crane shop fabrication assures pur chasers that every necessary precaution has been employed to eliminate hidden hazards of piping. A weld may appear excellent on the exterior, yet under the surface it may contain gas pockets or have faulty penetration. A threaded flange joint gives no indication in its external appearance, of improper threading. These are but two of the many hidden hazards of piping. Shop appliances: Shop fabrication requires the use of special machinery, clamps, jigs, and other con venient appliances which are impractical for field ser\ ice. This equipment permits the alignment and squaring-up of all flanged faces or ends of 'iping. also accuracy of dimensions and angles--all within the closest practical limits. Such characteristics assure the final fitting of every piece into position without alteration or improper strain, resulting in increased safety and a sav ing of time and labor. Stress relieving, annealing, or heat treating, when necessary, are readily performed in the shop. All of these advantages are almost impossible of accom plishment in the field. Working conditions: Working conditions, almost invariably, are better in the shop than in the field. The shop has facilities for handling heavy or bulky pieces, therefore each mechanic is working at ail times in a comfortable position and is not concerned about his safetv. Testing: Crane shop fabrication assures depend ability because the product is tested and proved sound before shipment. Piping which is fabricated in the field usually must be installed in its final position before it can be tested, and. in the event of failure, the removal for replacement or repair proves expensive and causes delay. Simplified assembly: The erecting force in the field should only be called upon to assemble a piping system. It should neither be expected to design and fabricate piping, nor to manufacture economical!;, under adverse field conditions, a product comparable with that of the modern fabricating shop. Unit fabrication: For further information on unit fabrication, see pages 514 and 515, Heat creating furnace with ~pr-.iv equirMr.ent lur quick quenching 01 product. 500 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping 'Cont. Scope of Crane Shop Facilities C r.ir.e c.m ..J'. ..nt.._co.,sb supply piping lor any industry. Shops at strategic points: Mam. shoi-s are mam- t..incJ 'or r A :.'.c (.r.aic :'r..:T<_ il hoUScS ai'e equipped lor lire simpler jobs - lire larger branch houses ior n;..;e e..i.'wi\.ie jo's .iirJ lubricating shops embracing the lull line oi pine fabrication are located at strategic centers throughout the country. All types of joints: Any type of joint can be furnished--screwed, ilanged. welded, or special. The selection oi urn typeu: '.crt .''.events .. '.mc engi neering or mechanical pr./'Am. (franc makes its recommendations accor.imgA -having an all-in clusive line, it can e\ere:se : -fs_"ce of impartiality aiiAh.i.:'. c :o >cr` * v U'c pt.r- cruixjr. Large stocks: Large >C > . tire \ arious kinds >: pipe. Manges, \al\es. uttings and accessories are carried at ull lubricating sno.'s uird braiieircs. Crane is prepared for the job. whether it cdiF ior a single piece of pipe cut to length, or the complete piping equipment of an industry. Metallurgical and Engineering Control Laboratories: In the year in>S. (franc established a ehemicui laboratory ,\ith full control over the raw materials j'-.d in its products. Constantly expanded, this ser\ L .s grown into complete research, metal lurgical. ana testing laboratories. Long a dominant luctor in the development of Crane products, all of the accumulated data held by these departments-- the applied experience of Crane engineers and re search men--are utilized in the production of Crane Fabricated Piping. Engineering: All fabrication of piping in the l rane shops is under a system u. constant procedure con trol. A thorough gauging system is employe..: m .m operations. Trained engineers are responsible at all times lor the design, superintendence during manufacture, and constant checking of the product. The services outlined eliminate guesswork in the production of Crane Fabricated Piping. t Studying design through photoelasticity in Crane Research Laboratory. Constant checking and gauging of Crane Fabricated Piping us-ures perfect alignment. Estimating and Ordering Estimates: A reliable estimate of the cost of Orders: Crane has specialized for many years in the any piping system will be furnished promptly upon handling of orders for fabricated piping. Men. well receipt of an inquiry accompanied by blueprints and trained and experienced in this work, enter the shop 41 specifications. orders direct from complete blueprints, detail sketches, or bills of material, constantly checking all \'o matter hew complex the layout or how involved dimensions and details. the speeiiication, a complete and accurate quotation is assured. Submit inquiries to the nearest Crane representative. Crane Fabricated Piping Cont. CRANE 501 Crane Shop Fabricating Facilities Equipment i he Crane '|-op< ue ;u:,\ equipped with maehinen md 1 wihtre' or the \ .iriou* operations required in tile :'r<K:-_;eci<i-' : : o.-mi'lete linen:: ibrieatej piping M'.e'n of the -no > euamment is special --designed ."d '-nit to _.e'eion t:'.e m ring technique nece><ury lor the f.ibne.ition of piping of uniform accuracy ,mJ quaiit\ of .\oiNman'hip. Many forms of special jigs and appliances are emplo>eJ constantly to supplement the effectiveness of the machines anJ other facilities. Pipe Bending In Ovine shoos, the art of bending pipe has been Je\ eloped to a high degree--pipe bends of many sires and shapes are in constant production. Pi"e i'cn^.s hat e a w k:e range of usefulness. No cw o general pining installations are alike, hence pipe bends are especially tdapeed to solve the many problems of space requirements. The proper propor tions of a pipe bend usually are essentially a matter of bending pipe to the dimensions necessary to fit into the available space. To meet these needs of industry, Crane pipe bending facilities are available: shops are equipped to fabicate pipe bends from a large range of sires, weights, .nd kinds of pipe. See pages 502 to 504. Flanging Crane shop facilities include equipment for producing the many types of flanged joints in current use. These can be furnished not only in their regular forms but also in the various modifications and special adaptations required. Precision gauges govern every operation, assuring the utmost ac curacy. For details, see pages 505 to 50Q. Finishing Special finishing machines enable Crane shops to furnish fabricated pining w ith a variety of finishes --regular and special. Sec pages 51 c and 511. Cutting, beveling, threading, making-on screw cd flanges, facing ill tvpes of flanges ma chining Cranclap joints, and \ arious other opera tion' for fini'iiing the ..nd' of Crane P.ibricated Piping are performed on these machines w ith pre cision and a close adher ence to accurate gauging standards. P-pc KnJin in \ Gr Welding Crane pioneered in the welding of fabricated piping. For more titan forty years, welding has been used in the fabrication of Crane headers and other products. Untiring research and experiment in the shoos and laboratories during this long period are responsible lor the constant n.finement in the tech nique of Crane welding. Crane welders use all modern methods of welding with equal facility and are subjected periodically to qualification tests. Crane Fabricated Piping includes an almost infinite variety of shop-welded proJs:ct. For detailed in formation on welding, see pages 512 to 517. Swedging Swedging facilities are available for ail sizes of pipe. The facilities include furnaces for heating, powerful forging hammers, and dies to assure accurate fabrication. Cutting and Threading Pipe Crane shops are equipped to cut and thread pipe lor all commercial services: regular and special threads can be furnished. Accurate threading to gauge, so characteristic of Crane screwed products, is similarly found in pipe cut and threaded in Crane shops. Testing Crane shop facilities incluJe equipment for testing fabricated piping as specified in the various codes, or in accordance with the provisions of a specifica tion. The usual hydrostatic tests are supplemented by air-under-water and other special tests if required. Cleaning Fabricated Piping All fabricated piping is regularly cleaned internally by a mechanically driven rotary cleaning tool, or with a wire brush, or blown out with compressed air to remove loose foreign material resulting from fab rication. When specified on orders, special cleaning by pickling or sand-blasting, or both, will be per formed at an extra charge. 41 502 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Conf) Standard Types of Pipe Bends Crane Pipe Bends -;re made from nine which is lilleJ with sand. heateJ careiulh until the entire sand core produces a unuorm temperature, then clamped on the bending iloor to forms which base been accurate ly laid out Power >. inches are applied to draw the pipe around the wims and the point of power application is reneiieulv sorted to prevent the formation oi w nr>- ics on too msiuc w all Anew heat is made for each bend. All ''ends are completed in the nine before beveling, threading, or flanging, to assure dimensional accuracy. A system of repeated checkin'* assures that every dimension and angle of the completed pipe bend w ill he accurate, and chat the ends or flanges will be square with the axis of the pipe. Crane Pipe Bends are full area, free from wrinkles, buckles, and thin spots: chey are cleaned of ail :>cuic. chips, and oil. They are easy to erect, fitting into place exactly. No. 71/2 Angle Bend 91to 179 No. 8 Double Offset L'-Bend For table of radii and tangents, see page 503. For notes on pipe bends, see pages 503 and 504. To calculate working pressure, stress, or wall thickness of pipe, see pages 541 to 545. Circle Bend Cautionary note regarding the use of minimum radii and tangents: The table and notes on page 503 outline the mini \Vhen possible, the tangents of pipe bends should mum radii and tangents which can be furnished be greater than the dimensions shown in column for various conditions. The use of such minimum "C ", defining "Minimum Length of Tangent". dimensions is not desirable, nor is it recommended except when absolutely necessary. The tangents can be of any dimensions up to the Che radii of pipe bends preferably should equal limits imposed by the length of pipe available or or exceed the dimensions shown in column "A", the shipping facilities. See paragraphs on Long defining ''Minimum Recommended Radius Lengths of Pipe", page 504. Crane Fabricated Piping *Cont.) CRANE Standard Types of Pipe Bends (Cont.) 503 Radii and Tangents of Pipe Bends, in Inches Column "A** Column "B" Column "C" Size of Pipe R Minimum Recommended Radius Steel or Genuine Wrought Iron Pipe R Shortest Radii to which pipe can be bent `See Note below Steel Pipe Only Threaded Ends. Screwed, or Welded Flanges Cranelap Joints Genuine Wrought Iron Pipe Threaded Ends, Screwed, or Welded Flanges Cranelap Joints T Minimum Length of Tangent (See Note below1 Steel or Genuine Wrought iron Pipe Standard or Extra Strong Weight Stand Extra Stand Extra Stand- Extra Stand Extra Threaded Standard or ard Strong ard Strong ard Strong ard Strong Ends or Cranelap Extra Strong Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Screwed Joints Weight Pipe Pipe Pipe Pipe Pipe Pipe Pipe Pipe Flanges `4 4 4 1 i>/4 1*2 2 24 3 3*2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 OD `16 OD `18 OD *20 OD *24 OD 14 l`8 21 > 334 5 bl/4 74 10 12' 2 15 1/^2 20 25 30 40 50 b0 70 96 108 120 144 1 *8 14 4 l2 1 2 14 1 14 14 2 34 2 24 2 134 n/4 3 3 3 34 3 3 2 14 4 4 4 3 4 4 24 l3 4 4 4 5 4 5 4 2l 0 2 5 5 b 5 b 5 5 34 6 b 8 5 8 6 5 4`4 10 10 10 8 10 10 8 6 12 12 12 10 12 12 10 8 12 12 14 12 14 12 12 10 14 14 16 12 16 14 18 14 18 14 20 15 20 15 22 15 22 15 26 18 26 18 30 23 30 23 30 28 30 28 36 30 36 30 36 32 36 32 46 36 46 36 46 42 46 42 60 48 60 48 60 54 60 54 80 60 80 60 80 70 80 70 90 66 90 66 90 80 90 80 100 72 100 72 100 90 100 90 144 108 144 108 144 122 144 122 1 14 14 14 2 2 24 3 4 4 5 5 6 7 9 12 14 16 18 18 18 18 2 2 21 o 5 4 5 b 6 6 7 7 8 10 10 14 16 18 18 20 '`For sizes 14-inch O.D. and larger, the radii shown are based upon pipe wich a wall thickness of ;w-inch or lighter under the "Standard Weight Pipe" column, and a wall thickness of } o-inch or heavier under the "Extra Strong Weight Pipe" column. Length of Pipe in Bends and Calculation of Pipe Bends . . .pages 546 to 548 Notes on Standard Types of Pipe Bends Minimum recommended radius: The figures shown in column "A" represent a schedule of dimen sions that is consistent with good practice for deter mining ordinary minimum radii of pipe bends. least equal to the minimum lengths given in the table for threaded ends in column "C". Such tangents will provide space for applying jigs or clamps to line up and fasten the piping before welding. Shortest radius: The dimensions shown in col umn "B" are based upon actual manufacturing con ditions and should not be lowered. Refer to the caution ary note on page yoz. Minimum length of tangent: The dimensions shown in column "C" are based upon actual manu facturing conditions for tangents with a threaded end. screwed flange, or C.rjnelap joint. These dimensions must be maintained without deviation for minimum lengths. Refer to the cautionary note on page joz. Tangents for pipe bends with plain or beveled ends: Pipe bends with the ends plain or beveled for welding can be furnished without tangents. How ever. for convenience in erection, it is recommended that pipe bends with beveled ends have tangents at Tangents for pipe bends with welding flanges: Pipe bends fitted with slip-on welding flanges can be furnished with a minimum length of tangent equal to rhe length through the hub of the slip-on welding flange being used. Pipe bends fitted with welding neck flanges can be furnished without tangents, since these flanges may be butt-welded directly at the end of the arc of pipe bends with be\ eled ends. This is only recommended when minimum dimen sions must be maintained. When possible, the use of a tangent is desirable for the same reasons as outlined in the paragraph pertaining to pipe bends with bev eled ends. For dimensions of flanges, see pages 290 and 20.'. Continued on page 504 504 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Cont.) Comments on Pipe Bends Compound and unusual bends: Crane facilities arc not limited to the production of common cvpes of pipe hcnd> sUuh i' --novtn on paac t Compound and im.U'Ua! ''end' ,. .n v '..pnWJ in an\ practical siiape. borne .'M'.o,,r..ph' n tin" section o; the catalog illu-c gc . \ \ >: the ;:>eommon types made in Crane -hop- ( omnound 'vvi' or bonds in more than one pi.me cu not ivn.tarc :n\ tangent or straight portion between the arcs. Long lengths of pipe: When designing or ordering pipe bends, the maximum available lengths of welded or seamless pipe should be considered. Steel pipe is carried in stock in extra long or double random lengths for the fabrication of bends requiring long lengths of pipe, and for eliminating an inter mediate joint when practical and desirable; refer to page 47A Genuine wrought iron pipe is available only in aver age mill lengths of approximately 10 feet. When the required lengths are not a\ ailable. two or more pieces of pipe can either be welded together or provided with intermediate flanged joints to produce a desired bend. The intermediate joint should be definitely located if it is an important factor in erection. Shipping facilities presen. the only practical limit to the shape or length of pipe bends. Care must be used, when ordering large or complicated pipe bends, to keep the over-all dimensions w ithin the maximum shipping facilities and clearances between the factory and destination. Ends of pipe bends: Ends of pipe bends can be furnished plain, beveled for welding, threaded, or flanged. A list of all types of flanged joints ill be found on pages 505 to 5CQ. Special materials: Pipe bend* can be made from special piping materials such as brass, aluminum, nickel. Monel, silicon bronco, stainless steels and other alloy steels, us well .< rubber-lined pipe. I acilitie> are atuiluHe for he it-: routing allot steels after fabrication if requrcJ Commercial pipe bends: Pi re bmds alien made to ar -iox 1 male dimensions oiu\. :or down-spouts, ash handling, railings, and other non-iluid and non pressure mechanical purposes, can be furnished at prices lower than those of regular pipe bends Galvanizing: Pipe bends can he furnished either galvanized on the inside and outside, or galvanized on the outside only. Painting: Pipe bends are painted on the outside as a protection against rust in transit. Protectors: The flanged ends of all pipe bends are provided with flange protectors before shipmenc; threaded ends have thread protectors. Pipe: For information on pipe, see pages 477 to 401. Engineering data: Additional iniormation and en gineering data will be found on the following pages: Calculating working pressure. stress, or wall thickness........... page'" 541 to >4> Calculation of pipe bends.. . .pages >4o and >47 Length of pipe in bends..........................page >48 Thermal expansion and modulus of elasticity of pipe................................ page >49 Prices: Prices on all pipe bends are on application. Inquiries and orders: Inquiries and orders should specify: quantity; size, weight, and kind of pipe and whether black or galvanized: complete dimensions; kind of end connections (plain, beveled, threaded, or flanged.) If flanged ends are wanted, specify the kind of flanges, facings, and type of joints. Crane Fabricated Piping (Conte) CRANE Flanging Processes 505 Screwed Flanged Joints Brass Flanges .. Iron Flanges .. Steel Flanges .,. 18-8 Mo Flanges page 188 pages 202 to 204 pages 291 to 298 page 383 Drilling Templates . pages 458 to 463 Facings . pages 510 and 511 Thread Lubricants page 464 ScreweJ I'l.miio Made On and UciUced The screwed flanged joint has proved its general utility and satisfactory performance, primarily for the low and moderate pressure and temperature services -- especially when fabricated in the Crane shops, using proper threading and pull-up machines. Screwed M.inee Made On, Not Rented Application: The screwed flanged joint can be applied co siraigiu pipe, pipe bends, the ends and nozzles of welded headers, and to the flanged ends of w elded assembl ies. 11 can be applied to butt-welded, lap-welded, and seamless steel pipe, or genuine wrought iron pipe, of practically all commercial weights and thicknesses. Flanges: Any of the screwed flanges listed in this catalog can be used -- cast iron, forged steel, and brass, straight or reducing sizes. Special piping materials: The screwed flanged joint can be furnished on special piping materials such as brass, copper, aluminum, nickel, stainless steels, and Monel. Flanges of the same material can be furnished. Full information on application. Threading: The threading of both the pipe and the flange is to accurate gauge. The flange is secure on the pipe after the joint is made up. Alignment of bblt holes: Crane shop fabrication assures proper alignment of the bolt holes in ail flanges. A lien specified special alignment o1' the bolt holes can be furnished. Screwed flange, made on and refaced: After the flange and the pipe have been properly threaded, the flange is made up tight by a powerful machine until the end of the pipe projects slightly bexond the face of the flange. A light refacing cut is then taken across both the flange face and the pipe end. The refacing assures that the end of the pipe will be flush with the face of the flange, thus pros iding a proper gasket-bearing surface to the inside 01 cine pipe, ft also assures perfect alignment of the pipe. Screwed flange, made on, not refaced: Alter the flange and the pipe have been properly threaded, the flange is made up tight by a powerful machine until the end of the pipe is within one-half to one thread from the face of the flange. The Cranelap Joint The Cranelap joint approaches more closeiy than any other type the function of an all-purpose flanged pipe ioint. It eliminates the individual, inherent di-c;Jvuntagc$ of the other types of joints The Cranelap joint is predominantly the most effec ts e ana practical joint. W ith either plain facing or the numerous modifications, it has given such universal satisfaction over a long period of time that it is recommended for intermediate and moder ately high pressure steam and water lines, and for many other ditiicult services. The wide range of utility und ser\ ice applications makes the ( .nclap joint a modern flanged joint w ith very few lir. .zions. CRANELAP JOINTS 150-Pound 600-Pound 300-Pound 900-Pound 400-Pound 1500-Pound Additional description pages 506 and 507 Dimensions ... .... page 508 Facings................ pages 510 and 511 Regular Cranelap joints are made on both steel and genuine wrought iron pipe. See note on page 506. Prices on application Cranelap joints are well suited for low pressure ser vice particularly in those sizes where large flange diameters are employed. In the Cranelap joint the end of the pipe is lapped to produce a square corner at the junction of the inside periphery of the pipe and the face of the lap. W hen bolted up. the joint is made directly on the pipe itself: there is no thread in the flange to leak under distortion due to bolting load pressure and tem perature, or expansion and contraction strains. These laps are made by a process which is a combina tion of upsetting and forging, the operation being per formed while the metal is at a proper forging heat. {Continued on next page) 506 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping Cont.) Flanging Processes The Cranelap Joint (Cont.) Features and Advantages Square comer laps: The Cranelap joint has a square corner lap--it should not be confused or compared with a joint having a round corner lap. The square corner lap assures a smooth joint on the inside of the pipe, without a pocket or depression; it provides a metal thickness at the turn, or fillet, which is much heavier in section than the round corner lap; consequently much greater strength is developed. \11 Knit Kites are faced. Ranee swivels on the pipe \| J-- Faces and - idii of flange and lap arc carclally in .chined to i^urc proper Coni .el nd :ni'orm I'ciring. The thickness of lap. liter machining. is :uil thickness oi pipe. Hc.n v metal section at :ne lillet Laps ha\e square corners -- no pockets -- no round corners. Full thickness laps: The rough laps of all plain Cranelap joints are of sufficient thickness to produce, after machining both the front and the back, a finished thickness of lap equal to or greater than the wall thickness of the pipe on which the lap is made. Male and female, tongue and groove, Forged Steel Flange [..ms completely machined on .ace. back, and edge. Faces of front and Kick of lap arc parallel. double thickness, ring joint, and radial back Cranelap joints have the laps of sufficient thickness to permit machining without reducing the thickness of the lap at any point to less than that of the pipe wall. Machining of the laps and flanges: All laps are completely machined on the front, back, and edge. The back of the lap is machined to provide a face which is parallel to the front or contact face. The face and the radius of the flange are carefully ma chined to match the corresponding face and radius of the lap on the pipe. The bolt holes of the flanges are spot faced. The features of the machining outlined above are important. The spot facing of the bolt holes of the flange provides a uniform bearing surface for the the flange and the parallel facing of the back and front of the lap assure an even bearing throughout the joint, and a uniform pressure on the gasket. Swivel flanges of forged steel: Flanges on Cranelap joints swivel on the pipe, facilitating alignment of the piping. This makes erection easier, because the swivel flange accommodates itself readily to any variations in the position of adjacent bolt holes. All flanges used on Cranelap joints are of forged steel--unbreakable, and of high strength. Marine service: Cranelap joints comply with the regulations of the following bureaus: U. S. Coast Guard, \ larine Engineering Regulations and \ (aterial Specifications--Lloyds Register of Shipping, Ships Registered in U.S.A.--American Bureau of Ship nuts of the bolts or studs. In addition, the facing of ping, Special Inspection Required. Notes on Cranelap Joints Pipe: Cranelap joints with plain face are regularly made from lapwelded steel or lapwelded genuine w rought iron pipe, using standard, extra strong, or double extra strong weights--or from seamless steel pipe in any of the regular thicknesses. Cranelap joints with radial back, double thickness or izz'lap. ring joint male and female, or tongue and groove facing require the use of lap-welded or seamless steel pipe only; the pipe should have a wall thickness equal to that of extra strong or heavier weight pipe. In sires smaller than are obtainable in lapwelded steel pipe, all Cranelap joints are made only on seamless steel pipe. For pipe, see pages 477 to 401. Van Stone joints: Whenever Van Stone joints are speci fied, Cranelap joints will be furnished. Plain face: Cranelap joints with plain face, serrated finish, as illustrated on page 511, will always be furnished unless otherwise specified. Application of Cranelap joints: Cranelap joints can be applied to straight pipe, pipe bends, the ends and norrles of welded headers, and the flanged ends of welded assemblies, Cranelap joints on special piping materials: Cranelap joints can be fabricated on many special piping materials--brass, aluminum, nickel. Monel, stainless steels, and numerous other alloy steels. Facilities are available for heat-treating when re quired. Information and prices furnished on request. Reducing Cranelap flanges: Reducing Cranelap flanges are not furnished or recommended: another tvpe of flanged joint or connection should be used. Creme Fabricated Piping {Cont). CRANE Flanging Processes Modifications of the Cranelap Joint and Facings 507 In addition to the plain face Cranelap joint shown on the preceding page, various modifications can he furnished, as shown on this page. Modified Cranelap joints require the use of lapw elded or seamless steel pipe only, and of a wall thickness equal to or heavier than extra strong weight. They are applicable to primary ser\ ice pressures of jee pounds or higher. Modified Cranelap joints have the laps completely machined -- on the face, back, and edge. All except the radial back have a straight face on the back. Double Thickness or 200C/L Lap Cranelap Joints Double thickness Cranelap joints are exactly the same as the regular Cranelap joint w ith plain face, except that the thickness of the lap, after machining, is twice the wall thickness of the pipe used. For dimensions of double thickness Cranelap joints, use the dimensions of plain C'.ranelap flanges on page 508. A dimension of twice the wall thick ness of the pipe should be used in establishing the thickness of the lap for obtaining dimension "L". Large Male and Female Cranelap Joints In the lapped end with male face, the thickness of the lap, after machining, will be the wall thickness of the pipe used, except that the minimum thick ness of lap will be !^-inch when the wall thickness of the pipe is less than 34-inch, such as on 2-inch and smaller extra strong pipe. In the lapped end with female face, the thickness of the lap, after machining, will be the wall thickness of the pipe used, plus the depth of the female facing. Large or Small Tongue and Groove Cranelap Joints In either the large tongue and groove or the small tongue and groove Cranelap joint the thickness of the lap, after machining, will be the wall thickness 01 the pipe used, plus the height of the tongue or the depth ot the groo'. e. Ring Joint Cranelap Joints The ring joint Cranelap joint is furnished with a specially designed groove w hicn employs a steel ring, this combination making a pressure-tight joint. 1'he mint lias a thickness of lap. after machining, equal to the wall thickness of the pipe used plus the depth of t ;roove. For dimensions of ring joints, see pages 4't and 471. Radial Back Cranelap Joints Radial back Cranelap joints derive their name from the shape of the back -- thc\ ha\eu radial back instead of the straight back as furnished on other Cranelap joints. Regular 300, 400, 000. qco or i5Co-Pound Forged Steel Cranelap Flanges are used, except that the faces have a radius machined to fit the radius on the back of the lap on the pipe. Dimensions of radial back Cranelap joints are furnished on application. Prices on application Dimensions . page 508 Ring Joint Craneiup Joinc Radial B.jck Crancl.ip Jtanc 508 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Conf.) Flanging Processes Dimensions of Cranelap Joints - ! L Face to I.KO _^L !_ ; R Plain Cicinelap or Large M.Jc \V 3'.',16 Face .0 Kice T v M V*' V3/^' Face to face -L (A11 * -L : :c I cm.ile ' ; in Lap) Small Tongue and Groove - Face to face -L it rJ Face to face >L u R W-- -z- Lf 'Vis" - -L --...........R D ul'le 'I hickncss L<.p J--- ' Face to face L l. iT Large Tongue and Groove Ring Joint Lap Sire of _ Pipe 1 34 1 1*4 14 7 -1 2 .) 3*2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 OD 16 OD 18 OD 20 OD 24 OD Dimensions, in Inches R 138 l*1 16 7 24 24 358 4*8 5 51 2 63/i6 "5 16 84 104 123'4 15 164 184 21 23 274 TL 138 I l1 1 16 1 3 16 1' 8 14 24 14 24 24 31 4 24 34 338 458 44 5ls 44 514 e 1 3316 6'3 l6 6516 8 ' 74 10 03 g 12 144 154 175S 114 134 143-4 1634 201/g 22 1914 21 264 254 WY z 1 ,. 1 ' 16 13 a 2*16 29/i6 2* 16 3' >18 d3 16 5'.16 59/,6 6F4 "38 89I6 10'46 l7 16 13 4 11 3 16 23/ig 29 I6 3*16 3`316 4" 16 53-16 534 f)7s 81 16 10' 16 15 16 114 1 7.16 l13 16 2' 16 2'3,6 33 16 l3 16 -1' 1 16 5^8 ('*4 16 45 16 12'*, 121-16 1 13 16 15' 16 143 16 3'-l6 163,i6 15916 U",16 189/i6 17" 16 1611 16 21l/i6 203/16 103 16 23 V, g 22'/i6 20*3,6 273/i6 26= is 25*/,6 This schedule of dimensions conforms to the Ameri can Steel Flange Standard iBioe-iojo). Plain C.ranelaps are regularly made on iapvelded steel or genuine wrought iron pipe, using standard, extra strong, or double extra strong weights -- or on seamless `Reel pipe, using any regular thickness. Plain Crane .ns are applicable to all pressure classes, i,e. ijr-Pound and higher; the thickness of the lap is the same as the thickness of the pipe wall. Male and female, tongue and groove, double thick ness or izc[ 'c lap, and ring joinr Cranelaps require the use of lapw elded or seamless steel pipe only, and of a wall thickness equal to or heavier than extra strong weight, except that the minimum lap thick ness on the male for large male and female joints will be '^-ineh where the pipe wall thickness is le^s than 34-inch (i.e. extra strong weight pipe, sires 2-inch and smaller). These Cranelaps, called "modi fied Cranelaps", are applicable to the 3cc-Pound and higher pressure classes only. Dimensions of radial back Cranelaps are furnished on application. For dimensions oi grooves on ring joint Cranelaps, reier to pages 47c and 471. Description.. . pages 505 to 507 Cranelap Flanges.. . pages 291 to 297 Ring Joints., pages 470 and 471 Minimum Face to Face of Piping with Cranelap Joints .-"L -A Weld ,,~L A- "X *--c--etch "A" -y "_r ID-A-- Y --A* - D - - -c Sketch "L3 ' B - "A-DA" Sketch "C The minimum face to f ice dimensions of straight pipe with Cranelap joints are obtained as follows: Sketch "A": Formula for straight pipe with plain lace Cranelap joints; t- = N -- 2 \ -- B \\ kero X = ! =1 - n 1 t 1 1 V ripe ;':rc <irsJ lire Sketch "B": Formula for straight pipe with the modified Cranelap joints--male and female, tongue and groove, ring joint, radial back, and Jv `de thickness lap: C = Y -- f2.\) -- B--D Where Y = lo4' ><n 1 to 1 4" p- -e Y = In" >n 2 and 2 1 ,' nine Y=:<T n 3'and 1 .rge' Sketch "C": The minimum face to face outline.! for sketch "B" can be reduced if a butt weld is located between the llanges, as illustrated in "C". If the procedure of sketch "C" is followed, the minimum face to face of straight pipe w ith the mo- ;ed Cranelap joints Is in accordance w ith the ;orr..... i: C = r'-'-2\;-B-D Crane Fabricated Piping Cont CRANE 509 Flanging Processes Welded Flanged Joints Welded H..n,ce: lik.i-tr .u J w,, c.iii v Urm-dicel in the t\pes 'I he ( r ..n We,- ii:"S l aw<<i:' -lunge ubo illustrate.... u.i<>:..' in ium'kiiw iLngeei connection lor .teleim. Application: An\ of the welded flanged joints shown at the rigr.t Cun he applied to straiijht pipe, pipe bonds. the ends and nozzles ol welded headers, and the llan^ed ends of welded assemblies. Special shop equipment assures the perfect alignment of Mange faces on all (`.nine Welded I "landed Joints. Welding: 1 he shop ,, .:;ng of these flangev! iolnts is pcrlormcJ by Cr me '.elders working under ipproved procedure control. Special piping materials: 1'hese tv pcs ol welded Hanged joints can be furnished on many special piping materials, including numerous allov steels, with facilities for heat-treating after fabrication Information and prices furnished on application. Forged Steel Screwed Flange, Seal-Welded A Crane Forged Steel Strewed Flange is used in this joint. The pipe and the Mange are accurate!;, threaded: the llange is made up tight on the pipe, seal-welded, and then refaced. The joint is sealed by fillet-welding the back of the Mange to the pipe, thus assuring no leakage through the threads. < l ire reiaeing assures perieet alignment ol the Mange faces, and that the end o: the pipe is Mush with the face 01 the Mange for a proper gasket-bearing surface to the inside of the pipe. The threads retain the function of holding the Mange securclv on the pipe, hence there is no shearing action. Screwed Flange Seil-Weldod and Ke .iced Forged Steel Welding Neck Flange Crane Welding Xeck Flanges are of forged steel. They are machined with a beveled end and bored to match the inside diameter of the pipe to which they are applied. A butt-weld is used to attach the welding neck Mange to the pipe, which is also machine beveled. Forged Steel Slip-On Welding Flange Crane Forged Steel Slip-On Welding Flanges are bored for a snug fit on the pipe and, w hen applied to fabricated piping, are welded at the front and back through the two methods defined below and illustrated at the right. Type No. 1: Type No. l is Crane standard for w elded flanged joints on car bon steel and genuine wrought iron piping with 150 and 3CO-Pound Forged Steel Slip-On Welding Ranges. Regular flanges are utilized with the end of the pipe set back from the face of the Mange and the Mange welded to the pipe both in front and back. Type No. 2 for this class of piping is furnished on special order only. Type No. 2: Type No. 2 is Crane standard for welded Hanged joints on car bon steel and genuine wrought iron piping with qoc-Pound or higher pres sure class forged carbon steel flanges, and for all iron-pipe-size alloy piping where alloc Manges of all pressure-classes are used. Slip-on flanges with a special front groove for welding are used. The pipe is Mush with the Mange face: this is accomplished by refacing after both the front and back of the Mange are welded to the pipe. Code limitation: When piping must comply with either the Pressure Piping Code or the A.S.M.F. Unfirecl Pressure V essel Code, the use of the sfin-on welding Mange joint is limited to a primary service pressure rating 01 ;;: pounds per square inch. Welding Neck Flange Butc-U'elJed to Pipe Type No. 1 Slip-On Welding Flange Welded Front and Back S, IE Type No. 2 Slip-On Welding Flange Welded Front and Back and Refaccd Cranelap Stub Ends and Cranelap Flange 1 he ( r mdap su.b end Aith Cranelap flange can be applied to fabricated piping. Both the stue end and the pipe are machine beveled. A butt-weld is used to complete the joint. This tvpo of joint has all of the advantages of the regular Cranelap joint, as described on pages 3:3 to 507. In most cases, piping can be fabricated with Cranelap joints applied directly, which eliminates the weld necessary for the application of the Cranelap stub end with Cranelap flange. Cranelap Flange with Cranelap Stub End Butt-Welded to Pipe 41 Flanges pages 291 to 298 Facings pages 510 and 511 Cranelap Stub Ends pages 280 to 283 Welding Fittings , pages 275 to 290 510 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Cont.) Flange Facings and Finishes Crane Fabricated p- '114 include- a \ iricty of lacings anJ finishes for ilu-'.-d jointbhoun and described on these p.iuc- arc Uctaii- oi tho-e reguiarh furnished < :1 flunked <'i:v.- ;n tile m.::i\ nre-sure classes. Abo iiKWn and uc-erii'eU aie other lacings and finishes available on special orders I he word "lacing icier- to the t\oe of face that i< machined on il.nige- or Lip ,i.inl- It -hotild not he confused with the word "nm-h", which refer- to the kind of lini-h that is applied to the actual contact -urfucc of the face. For ex ample, the "facing" on a llange machined with a 14-inch high projection i- commonly known as a "'Finch high male face", hut the "lini-h" on the contact surface of the male proj-etion can he either "-errated" or "smooth". There are many finishes in general use for flange and lap joint facings. Crane, in regular practice, employs either the serrated or smooth finish. Serrated finish: The machining of faces with this finish is accomplished with <1 round nose or form tool which cuts concentric g'-omes. On cast iron and ferrosteel flange facings there are approximately 10 serrations to the inch, and on steel llange facings, approximate!v it serration- :o the inch. Smooth finish: The machining of faces with this finish is accomplished with tools which leave an even, uniform surface, designated as "smooth". Caution: Although not used hy Crane, the term "plane face" is sometimes encountered. It usually means "smooth finish". As it is not a "facing" and is often confused with plain lor flat) face, the use ol the term is misleading and should be avoided. Plain Face Smooth Finish Jjis-inch High Raided Face Serrated Finish } Finch High Male Face Serrated Finish J- iSJ Plain Face ^ $n'coth Finish--"V Grooved Iron and steel flanged joints--regular practice: Flanged joints when using [15-Pouncl Cast Iron or Ferrosteel Screwed Flanges are regularly furnished plain faced with smooth finish. Serrated or special finishes can be furnished but at an extra charge. Flanged joints when using 250-Pouncl Cast Iron or Ferrosteel Screwed Flanges, and 1 50Pound or 3 zcPound Forged Steel Screwed, Welding Neck, or SlipOn Welding Flanges are regularly furnished with a Ifc-inch high ra.-ed face having a serrated finish. Smooth or special finishes and special facings can be furnished but at an extra charge. Raised faces should be removed from 150-Pound Steel Flanges before bolting against 125-Pound Iron Flanges, and only a full face gasket should be used. Flanged joints utilizing steel valves and fittings with 400, Poo, qoo, 15-0, or 250c-Pound Forged Steel Screwed, Welding Neck, or Slip-On \\ elding Flanges bolted on arc regularly furnished with a 14-inch high large male face with serrated finish on the end flanges and a iffg-inch deep large female face with smooth finish on the companion flanges. Special facings, and smooth or special finishes on male faces can be furnished but at an extra charge. Brass and bronze flanged joints: Flanged joints when using brass or bronze flanges are regularly plain faced with smooth finish and "V" grooved. Full face gaskets should always be used w hen assem bling all brass or bronze joints. Metallic gaskets arc not recommended. Raised faces should be removed from iron and steel jlanges before bolting against brass or bronze jlanges. Brass Flanges...................................................... page 188 Iron Flanges.. pages 202 to 204 Steel Flanges ... pages 291 to 298 Templates for drilling.. . pages 458 to 463 Dimensions of special facings ... .pages 468 to 471 )U Crane Fabricated Piping Conf.) CRANE Flange Facings and Finishes (Cont.) 1/4-inch High Double Male Large Male and Female Small Male and Fen" lie Ring Joint Large Tongue and Groove Small Tongue and Groove 511 Flanged joints, mn us ing 3". 4tc. o:c. 150c, and 2 s: :-FounJ Forced Steel Screwed. Welding Neck, or Slip-On Welding Flanges. n be furnished with L'inch high double male, large male and female, small male and female, large tongue and groove, small tongue and groove, and ring joint facing. ^4-inch l li^h Double M.ile s1 a- a' Ring Joint on Rina Joint on Ring Joint on Screwed Flanae WcjdingNeck Flange Slip-On Welding I 'l.mgo Flanged joints, when using 150-Pound Forged Stee Screwed. Welding Neck, or Slip-on \\ elding Mange.', can be furnished with ring joint facing. The ring joint face is also furnished on Cranelap joints; see page 507. The ring joint facing should not be used with or against iron, brass, or bronze valves, flanges, or fittings. Finish: Male faces are regularly furnished with serrated finish. Female faces, tongue faces, and groove faces are regularly furnished with smooth finish. Large .Male and Female Small Male and Female Smooth finish can be furnished on the male faces when ordered; special prices will apply. Caution: Care should be taken in the use of small male and female joints to insure that the pipe is thick enough to permit sufficient bearing surface to prevent crushing the gasket. Gaskets: For best results, when corrugated copper and corrugated soft iron gaskets are used, thev should be coated with Crane High Temperature Thread Compound. See pages 474 to 47b for gaskets and page 464 for thread compound. Large Tongue and Groove Small Tongue and Groove Cranelap Joint Facing Finishes Regular Cranelap joint: The regular Cranelap joint with raised face is regularly furnished with a serrated finish, approximately 32 serrations per inch. Smooth finish can be fur nished when specified. Modified Cranelap joints: The modified Cranelap joint facings are finished as follows; Cranelap Joint -- Plain Face Serrated Finish Radial back and double thickness lap Cranelap joints with raised face are regularly furnished with a serrated finish, approximately 32 serrations per inch. A smooth finish can be furnished when so speci fied on orders. On large male and female, large tongue and groove, and small tongue and groove Cranelap joints, the male faces are regularly furnished with a serrated finish 'approximately 32 serrations per inch), and the female, tongue, and groove faces are regularly furnished with a smooth finish. Smooth finish can be furnished on the male faces when specified. Gaskets: For best results, when corrugated copper and corrugated soft iron gaskets are used, they should be coated with Crane High Temperature Thread Compound. See pages 474 to 470 for gaskets and page 404 for thread compound. Dimensions of Cranelap Joints.. , page 508 512 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Cont,) Crane Welded Piping Crane I 'ebrie .ted include-' a -v idc \ ..riv.c> uf shop welded produce headers. welded us'einblies receiver 'cp..r ^--eb. etc.--:<jr dl current operatin'.; pre^'Uie ..n_. umivr.it'.iri. >ci'v.Ce>. The welding oi d'-or '.ibncated piping probably finds its greatest t.se'.uincss m the production oi welded headers from pipe A few of the adv antages of welded headers are: the elimination of joints: a saving in weight: a conserva tion of space w hen necessary; the location of branches or nozzles at am ired. practical intervals: con tinuity oi insularn .nd the freedom to apph any tvpe of joint to the nozzles or connections. Shop fabrication of welded headers is recommended. Sec page 400 for the "Advantages of Crane Shop Imbrication". For information on the dimensions and design of Crane Welded Headers, see pages 510 and 517- Welding processes: All modern methods of fusion welding are employed in the fabrication of Crane welded piping. When orders do not specify which process should be used. Crane employs the method best adapted to the character of the work and which will produce the best results. Codes; qualification of welders: Crane welded piping can be fabricated to conform to the require ments of the various codes. Crane welders, must pass tests in accordance w ith the A.S.M.lz. Unfired Pressure Vessel Code and the A.S.A. Code tor Pressure Piping. The qualifications are for various methods of welding. Stress relieving: Crane welded piping will be stress relieved in accordance with the codes. Welded nozzles, in both the unreinforced and reinforced types, and other welds are stres6 relieved when it is con sidered necessary, even though the codes do not stipulate that stress relief is required. The practice of stress relief as outlined above will be followed unless orders or inquiries specify otherwise. Notes on Crane Welded Piping Ends of welded piping: Welded headers and piping'can be supplied with the ends plain, beveled for welding, threaded, or flanged, utilizing any of the types of flanged joints which are listed; see pages 505 to 511. Long lengths of pipe: When designing or order ing welded headers and piping, consideration should be given to the maximum lengths of welded or seamless pipe available: see page q;S. When the necessary lengths are not available, two or more pieces of pipe can be welded together or provided w ith intermediate flanged joints to produce the desired header or welded assembly. Any inter mediate joint should be definitely located if its location is an important factor in erection. Details on special materials will be furnished on application. Galvanizing: Welded headers and welded piping can be furnished galvanized on the inside and outside, or galvanized on the outside only. The galvanizing is done after fabrication. Information on application. Inquiries and orders: Inquiries or orders tor welded products should specify the quantity; the dimensions; size, weight, and kind ot pipe; also if the ends are to be plain, beveled for welding, threaded, or flanged. If flanged, the kind of flange, facing, and type of joint should be specified. It is advisable to have a sketch accompany all orders or inquiries. Shipping facilities present the only practical limit to the shape or length of welded headers and assem blies. Care must be used to keep t.-. over-all di mensions w ithin the maximum shipping facilities and clearances between factory and destination. Special materials: Facilities are available for welding or brazing into various types of fabricated assemblies piping materials such as brass, copper, aluminum, and Monel. Numerous allov steels, including stainless steels, also can be welded. Facilities for heat-treating alloy steels after fabrication are available when required. Crane 41 shops have welding rods and electrodes for welding alloy steels which give the deposited metals approxi mately the same characteristics as the parent metals. Pipe pages 477 to 491 Crane Fabricated Piping (Coni.) CRANE Crane Welded Piping (Cont.) Types of Welds 513 Butt Weld ['r nv.il thudm." ul * t-inch or li>~ There are numerous types of welds for various connections and purposes. Those in general use are as follows: Butt welds: Two types of butt welds furnished are shown at the upper left--one is for light sections, and one for heavy sections. All piping is machinebeveled before butt welds are applied. 905 Nozzle Weld Standard Type Butt Weld For metal thicknc^ greater than U-mch Butt welds with machined (illustrated at the left; or plain backing rings, can also be furnished. Welded couplings and welded pads: Smaller sizes of screwed and socket-weld connections are furnished in two types--welded couplings and welded pads, as illustrated at the lower left. 90' Nozzle Weld Reinforced Type Butt Weld With machined backing ring for any metal thickness For welded couplings, the regular practice'is to use a half coupling of either the extra heavy seamless, the 3Ccc-Pound W.O.G., or occc-Pound W.O.G. Steel pattern. One end is beveled and the weld is made as illustrated. For welded pads, the regular practice is to use a section of steel bar stock or a forged steel pad. One end is beveled, the weld is made, and the opening is drilled and tapped, or bored for socket-welding, as the final operation. WeldOlets can also be supplied; see page 287. Orders and inquiries should specify type wanted. Angular Nozzle Weld Standard Type Welded Coupling Threaded Welded nozzles: Crane Fabricated Piping utilizes two types of welded qo or angular nozzles -- the "standard type" which is not reinforced, and the "reinforced type" which provides reinforcement of the nozzle weld. One of two types of welds is used; see illustrations at the right. Angular Nozzle Weld Reinforced Type Welded Coupling Bored for Socket Welding Reinforcing of welded nozzles will be done as required by the customer and in accordance with the A.S.M.E. Unfired Pressure Vessel Code or the A.S.A. Pressure Piping Code, when compliance with these Codes is mandatory. The ring type of reinforcement will be furnished in the absence of definite specifications on orders for fabricated piping with reinforced welded nozzles. Mitre Weld Welded Pad Threaded (Also made Socket-Wcldingj Other types of reinforcement can be furnished accord ing to individual specifications, when so stipulated. Mitre weld: The mitre weld, illustrated at the right, may be used for fabricated piping, espe cially in the larger sizes, or for unusual conditions. Welded End Closure The use of pipe bends or welding elbows is recom mended in preference to mitre welds. However, where space or design limitations require, or when suitable welding elbows are not available, mitre welding can be used. Mitre welds are made up of various combinations of segments, angles, etc., and must be designed for each condition encountered. A welded header with threaded outlets. Welded end closure: The welded end closure regularly furnished is illustrated above. Crane Welding Caps (ellipsoidal shape) are used unless otherwise specified. For welding caps, see pages 281 and 283. Other types, such as flat head, dished head, etc., can be furnished when ordered. 514 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Cont.) Unit Fabrication Piping and Valves Piping specification- for central <t.itions and indus trial potter piant- nate undergone many changes in recent tears. c-pn...d.\ since piping materials have been developed to meet the demand- of tile extreme ly high pressures and temperatures prevalent today. Long, patient, and intelligent engineering research anel experiment hate eietclopcel nett equipment and alloys capable of handling pressures and tempera tures tthich would have seemed fantastic but little more chan a decade ago. It follows that as service demands become more severe, piping materials themselves must and do meet the challenge of more exacting design, materials, and construction. The present trend in power plant design is to make the main steam headers large in diameter and rela tively short in length. Stop valves for boiler, turbine, and auxiliary leads can be grouped closely on such a header. F'eed water headers and auxiliary or service assemblies follow this trend. Among the many innovations contributing to the efficiency of modern piping materials elding has played an important part. Tb<;: in turn, has pointed the w ay to shop fabrieationo; headers, assemblies, and even complex piping units. These can be delivered complete to the job. thereby jng considerable time in installation costs, as well as assuring compliance with the strictest intent of the design and depend able performance when placed in operation. Where installations suggest that welding end valves and headers are preferred, it is becoming common practice to have the header with its valves and other piping welded into convenient assemblies. Suitable flanged or beveled end connections can be provided so the assemblies may be connected to adjacent flanged or welded piping lines. There are many advantages in having piping units fabricated in the shop, as portrayed on pages 400 to 501, 512 and 513. A secondary but important consideration is that <1 modern fabricating shop has the facilities needed to care for all possible emergencies and unusual re quirements. Unavoidable last minute changes or additions, the replacement of a com ponent part of an assembly w hich occasionally fails under test, and re alignment after fabrication are but a few of the contingencies encountered and overcome daily in the shop fabrication of complete assemblies. The illustrations are an example of Crane Unit Fabrication--from the drawing board--through manufacture --and finally, installed in the piping system. This 8-inch assembly for the steam distribution system of a central station is operating at 550 pounds pressure and 850 r. temperature. The total weight is 12,500 pounds. Welding operation in Crane Shop. The completed installation. Crane Fabricated Piping <Cont,t CRANE Unit Fabrication Piping and Valves (Cont.) It uncivilly agreed among engineers tli,it header- -aid major piping assem- -util tho-c ilk.-trated. are the heart of tile main -team. boiler feed, and auxiliary lines m high-pressure high-temperature power plants. Some of the illustrations on these pages show cast carbon-moly steel headers. These are gaining in favor where the required length permits their use. This design permits the application of liberal radii for nozzle outlets, thus providing better flow characteristics. Velocities have been speeded up to a point where the elfect of cavitation at the outlet nozzles of a header may reach serious proportions. This is minimized through the careful nozzle design possible in a cast header. In large header structures involving many outlets, the problem of rein forcing is overcome through the exact ing design of a casting, and uniform results can be predicted from the final annealing operation. While most of the illustrations show assemblies for higher pressures and temperatures, the plan of pre-fabricated assemblies is also applicable to lower pressure jobs. A 10-inch main steam header for central station installation. 515 A steel loop header for boiler feedwater service* 516 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Conf.) Dimensions of Crane Welded Headers K Design recommendations: Ic is impossible to outline in complete detail fixed recommendations for the dimensions of welded headers, because the spe cific requirements often necessitate the use of special or unusual dimensional design. However, for the major portion of ordinary requirements, it is possible to keep within the limitations of standard practice. To this end, the composite header sketches shown above and the data following are presented as a guide for designing and for determining the dimen sions of welded headers. Caution: In the data following, reference is made, in many cases, to recommended minimum dimen sions. The principles of good header design preclude the use of these minimum dimensions, and consequent close clearances, except when necessary. As an example, refer to dimension "C" fcenter to center of adjacent Hanged end nozzles) in the sketch above and in the data section following, and note that the recommended minimum should be used only when close nesting of the branch outlet piping is required, or when the space for the header length is limited. Obviously, the use of the minimum dimen sion "C" is not desirable when greater spacing of adjacent nozzles can be effected. Recommended minima: While the recommended minimum dimensions appearing in the following data are accurate for general purposes, slight variations are possible. For specific problems of this nature, full information will be furnished upon receipt of inquiries, which preferably should be accompanied by a sketch. Dimensions "A" and "B": The center to face dimension of flanged end welded nozzles should be the same as the corresponding dimension of flanged fittings of similar pressure rating and of similar type. Dimensions "C"-"C," md The recommended minimum center to center dimension of adjacent flanged end welded nozzles should be one-half the diameter of one outlet flange, plus one-half the diameter of the other outlet flange, plus one inch (i"). This will provide sufficient clearance for welding the nozzles to the header and also for bolting up the adjacent flanged joints. If the nozzle welds are reinforced, certain types of reinforcement may require more than one inch of clearance between adjacent flanges ol nozzles. How ever, if ring reinforcement is used, this qualification does not apply, as the one inch clearance between adjacent flanges (dimensions "Cl" and "Ki") pro vides sufficient clearance for the application of welded reinforcing rings. Dimensions "D" and "E": The dimension "D" (center of welded nozzle to center of the butt weld of an end closure) and the dimension "E" (center of welded nozzle to the beginning of a sweclged reduc tion in the diameter of the header) should not be less than one-half the diameter of the flange on the welded nozzle. Dimension "D," For dimensions of the welding caps used for end closures, see page iSb. See pages 1S0 to 283 for description of caps. Dimensions of welding caps used for end closures for pipe heavier than extra strong will be furnished on application. Dimension "F" : The minimum lengths of tangents on swedged or reduced ends should be the same as the minimum tangents used on pipe bends. See column "C." in the table on page 503 and the notes relating to tangents on page 502. Crane Fabricated Piping (Cent.') CRANE 517 Dimensions of Crane Welded Headers (Cont.) Dimension "G": W hen the diameter of the w elJeei nozzle is smaller than the diameter of the header, it is possible in some instances, to make the dimen sion from ..enter of nozzle to :ace ol header liange less titan tite normal dimension "A' j, which is the eorresponoir.jj danced fitting; dimension. Dimension "G" should not he less than one-half the diameter of the outlet flange, plus the length through the hub of the header liange (including welding neck type), plus anv additional space, if necessary, (or the insertion of bolts. Dimension "H": The pipe connection for (lowmeter purposes should be located according to the requirement of the ilow meter manufacturer. How ever, clearance for the hub of the (lange is necessary. Dimension "J": Welded coupling nozzles or welded pads for a drain or other purposes should be so located that dimension "J" provides ample clear ance for the hub of the header (lange. and also for the insertion .r removal of the bolts for the header (lange w hen piping is connected to the welded cou pling nozzle or pad. Dimensions "L" and "M": The diameter of welded drip pockets ("L") should be approximately one-half to two-thirds of the diameter of the header ("N"). The length of welded drip pockets ("M") should be, as a recommended minimum, approx imately two to three times the diameter ("L"). It is recommended that the drain connection be not less than i-inch. also that the size should be based on the service requirement. For low pressure saturated steam lines, drip pockets should be larger than those used on high pressure superheated steam lines, because more condensate w ill be present in the low pressure saturated steam lines than in the high pressure superheated steam. Drip pockets should not be located immediately op posite and below a vertical branch outlet of a header, because the flow from the header through the vertical branch will produce a syphonic action and render the drip pocket partially or even entirely ineffective, especially when a high velocity of flow is employed. The dimensions of anchorage bases ("S") should ''e larger than those of Support bases and should be developed to suit the conditions W hen bases are to be drilled for bolts, the size and the locution oi tile nules should be specified. W hen an anchorage base is used, it should be bolted secure ly: however, the supporting base should then be free, in order not to interfere with che longitudinal move ment of the header when expanding or contracting. Dimension "T": The minimum center to center dimension of adjacent welded coupling nozzles or welded pads ("T"; is governed by the pipe sizes of these connections. Adequate space should be prov ided for the installation of any valves, unions, etc., in the connected piping. Dimensions "AA'\ "V", and"Y": It is recom mended that the center to end dimension of beveled end welded noezles ("AA" and"V") and threaded end welded nozzles <" Y") be the same as the center to face dimensions of corresponding llanged fittings of similar pressure rating and type. When necessary, it is possible to reduce dimensions "AA", "V", and "Y" below the standard recom mended above, but in such a case care should be used to have these dimensions of adequate length for proper butt-welding or screwing-up of the branch piping to the ends of the nozzles in the header. Dimensions "U''-"U,'\ "W"-"W", and "X""Xi": The minimum center to center dimension of adjacent beveled end or threaded end welded nozzles is governed by the pipe sizes of these nozzles. Ade quate space should be provided for the installation of any valves, unions, flanges, etc. in the piping con nected to the nozzles. It is also necessary that the dimensions "U,", " W,", and"Xi" be of sufficient length to provide adequate space for the welding of the nozzles to the header. Dimension "Z": The dimension "Z" can be de termined by the same formula used for dimension "E", i. e., the same as one-half the flange diameter on a qo welded nozzle. Dimensions "P" and "Q": The fabrication of headers by welding readily permits variations in the loca tion. design, and dimensions of supports and anchorage bases. In the absence of any special require ment, it is recommended that the di mension "P" (center of header to face of base support) and the dimension "Q" (center of header to face of anchorage base; be the same as the corresponding dimensions of base fittings of similar pressure rating and of similar type. These recommended dimensions pro vide clearance for insulation. Dimensions "R" and "S": The di mensions of the support bases ("R") should be the same as the correspond ing dimensions of base fittings of similar pressure rating and type. A Crane fabricated header, welded and llanged. 518 CRANE Pipe Coils Crane Fabricated Piping iConf.) Pipe coib c.m he obtained in varied designs and sizes, dependent i-P"n the q'..ce n .il .-hie lor m-tallng .md other factors, I'.-xy pm\ ide a praene.il, enicient. and economical means for the tr.iii'ier 01 heat irom one lluid to another. Crane lubricating shops, located lor nation-'.'.ide service, are equipped to produce the complicated types of pipe coils as well as the -ample or standardized types. Materials: Carbon steel pipe, seamless or welded, of standard or extra strong w eights, predominate the pipe coil field, although other tubular materials are available. Seamless pipe rather than butt-welded or lap-welded, is recommended, to overcome any possi ble leakage in service. Testing, stress-relieving, and heat-treating: Crane regularly tests all pipe coils either hydro statically, or on air, before shipment. Special tests will be made il indicated in the order. Facilities for stress-reliev ing or heat-treating coils made from car bon. or alloy steels, or other materials, are available. Details will be furnished on application. Dimensional tolerances: Commercial pipe coils are subject to certain manufacturing tolerances in di mensions. Additional information on this subject w ill be furnished on request. Galvanizing: Pipe coils can be furnished galvanized on the outside only. It is possible, however, in limited instances, to galvanize on the inside as well. Painting: Unless specified in detail on the order, all pipe coils arc shipped unpainted. Straps and supports: Straps will be furnished lor all types of pipe coils if the over-all size is large enough to warrant support for maintaining their shape in shipment. These straps can be used as sup ports in installation. Welded headers: To conserve space, save weight, and eliminate mans joints, welded headers are recom mended for connecting the inlets and outlets of two or more pipe coils used in a battery. For further in formation on Crane Welded Headers, refer to pages 510 and 517. On the following pages a:, illustrations of pipe coils more commonly used. For additional information on common types avail able, dimensional tolerances, straps, supports, and engineering data, request a copy of Circular No. 3 id from the nearest Crane branch. I nii-tial .i~-cn'.hly of multiple cvl'nJric il pine coil* Coil* > feet 4 feet. 5 feet. .r.J o ida in diameter. Notice the f .hnc.ited heider on chi- coil -peciallv de-gned to provide Hanged connection- Fabricated in the Binr.ingh.iin Shop. Crane Fabricated Piping tCont.) CRANE Pipe Coils (Cont.) Cylindrical 519 Double Cylindrical Figure No. C-l Figure No. C-7 Outlet shown by dotted lines. Figure No. DC-1 As shown Triple Cylindrical Pipe Coils can also be furnished Flat Spiral Inlets and outlets: Inlets and outlets are identified by markings "a" and "b." The inlet or outlet locations may be in positions other than shown in these illustrations. I f required in other posi tions, provide those details in a sketch. Tangents: The illustration of 1'igure No. C-i '.hows how required lengths of tangents may be specified be in serting dimensions "(" and "G. If a sped lie length of tangent must be maintained, include that information in detail. Minimum dimensions page 52J Figure No. FS-1 Shown by *olid lines Figure No. FS-2 Outlet ;nu\\n by Jotted lines 520 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping (Conf.) Pipe Coils (Cont.) Flat Type Figure No. F-3 Shown by solid lines Figure No. F-4 Outlet shown by dotted lines Oval Type Figure No. 0-4 Outlet shown by dotted lines Inlets and outlets: Inlets and outlets are identified by markings "a" and "b." The inlet or outlet locations may be in positions other than shown in the illustrations above. If locations are required in other positions, provide the complete details in a sketch. Tangents: If a specific length of tangent must be maintained for the inlet and outlet of the pipe coils shown above, include that information in detail. Welding return bends can be used in the fabrication of flat or oval pipe coils. For sizes and centers of welding return bends, refer to pages 280 to 283. Minimum dimensions page S21 Crane Fabricated Piping iCont.) CRANE Pipe Coils (Cont.) Box Type 521 The or outlet loca tion'- m,i\ !v in :v)m{ :oti' other than >hown in che' illustration. 11 required in other po-kions. pro vide those details in a sketch. Welding return bends can be used in the labrication of these box pipe coils. For sizes and cen ters of welding return bends, refer to pages iSo to 283, inclusive. Minimum dimensions are shown below. Figure No. B-I GEF r.j--;------- 'I dESEEEEEEEr'- Minimum Dimensions of Pipe Coils The following table shows two sets of dimensions which can be used in the fabrication of pipe coils. Both are classed as minimum schedules of dimensions. When it is necessary to resort to a compact design, the "Recommended Minimum Center to Center" dimensions are suggested. For unusually compact de signs, the "Shortest Center to Center" dimensions can be used. Both should be avoided whenever greater centers can be employed; refer to the cau tionary note below. For pipe coils bent on short center to center dimensions, the use of seamless pipe is recommended. "Center to Center" has reference to dimension "D" (diameter) for cylindrical pipe coils, to dimension "P" for flat pipe coils, dimension "G" for oval pipe coils, and dimensions "P" and "G" for box pipe coils. Type of Pipe Coils Size of Pipe Inches Steel Pipe Genuine Wrought Iron Pipe Recommended Mini mum Center to Center Dimensions--Inches Shortest Center to Center Dimensions--Inches Recommended Mini mum Center to Center Dimensions--Inches Shortest Center to Center Dimensions--Inches Standard1 Extra Strong | Standard Extra Strong \ Standard; Extra Strong | Standard Extra Strong For Cylin drical Pipe Coils For Flat, Oval, and Box Pipe Coils Vi % 1 iVi l*/2 2 10 3/4 1 l'/4 11 2 t 5 7>/i 10 13 18 24 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 1 1 1 ! ' 5 7 9 12 15 20 2 Vi 3 3V2 4 5 7 3Vi 5 7 9 10 14 3 3 Vi 4 4Vi 5 6 1 1 1 ' ' ; ! ! 3 41/2 6 8 9 12 2 21/2 3 31/2 4 6 8! 10 | 14 1 18 I 24 ' 30 !5 6 10 1 12 | 15 1 20 6 9 12 16 20 26 4 6 8 10 12 16 6 8 10 12 15 20 5 6> 81 10 1 12 16 4 6 8 10 12 16 4 5 6 8 10 12 Information on ^mailer and larger sizes of pipe, and on other piping maccri;.!-. will be furnished on application. Cautionary Note Regarding the Use of Recommended Minimum or Shortest Center to Center Dimensions The center to center dimensions and bending radii of pipe coils preferably should exceed the recommended minimum shown above. By bending to close centers the outside pipe walls are subject to some flattening and thinning, both of which increase as the bending centers are reduced. This is particularly true of the larger sizes, 1 T^-inch and 2-inch. In some instances it is possible to obtain shorter center to center dimensions than listed. Detailed information will be furnished upon receipt of speci fic inquiry. Theory of Heat Transfer Through Pipe Walls . page 536 Design of Pipe Coils .pages 537 and 538 522 CRANE Crane Fabricated Piping Cont.) Welded Double Pipe Heat Exchangers 1 Crane shops can fabricate heat exchangers of the type illustrated abo\e. They are formed of two sets of piping, one placed inside of the other, utilicing swedging and welding to complete the assembly. Application: This type of heat exchanger has a wide range of application in various installations, to serve as a medium for heat transfer between liquids, gases, etc. The usual arrangement is to provide counter flows or directions of travel in the inside of the smaller or inner piping and the annular space between the inner and outer piping. Pipe sizes: The sizes commonly used are z x i}4. z\-2 x iTt. 3 x 2, and 4 x 3-inch. Other sizes can be made; information will be furnished upon receipt of specific inquiries. Length and height: These double pipe heat ex changers are regularly made in any length up to zz feet. Lengths over 20 feet can be fabricated on special orders. The usual practice limits the height to 12 pipes; how ever, these heat exchangers can be any number of pipes high, the only limitation being shipping facilities. Headers for multiple stands: W hen two or mor<. stands of double pipe heat exchangers are used in a battery, welded piping headers for connecting the inlets and outlets are recommended. Note: Fror information about sizes and centers 01 welding return bends, see pages :Sz to 2S3. Special expansion joint: The enlarged detail aboveshows a design of welded expansion joint which can be adapted to double pipe heat exchangers as an alternate construction. It is suggested for installa tions involving unusual temperature differentials, when provision for taking care of moderate expan sive movement of the connected piping appears de sirable. Inquiries and orders: Inquiries or orders should specify the quantity; sizes, weight, and kind of pipe; service, pressures, and temperatures; over-all length: number of pipes; number of stands; center to center dimensions of stands when headers are wanted: and whether or not valves and any additional connec tions are wanted on the inlets and outlets. Prices: Prices will be quoted on application. Double Pipe Heat Exchang ers can also be made with the Crane Double Pipe Fittings shown on page 415. 41 1 '"1 ) EngfoMring Data CRANE Engineering Data 523 Crane Bolting............................................................................................... pages 524 and 525 Assembly and Maintenance of Flanged Joints...................................................... page 526 Discharge of Water Through Pipes, Orifices, and Valves.....................pages 527 to 520 Resistance of Valves and Fittings to blow of Fluids........... ,, .pages 530 and 531 Pressure Drop Of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe......................................... .page 332 Of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe.......................................................page 533 In Bends and Elbows.................................................................. ...................page 540 Simplified Steam Flow Formula For Pressure Drop, Rate of Flow, and Pipe Size.................. . .pages 534 and 535 Heat Transfer Through Pipe Walls Theory of..................................................................................... ...................page 536 Design of Pipe Coils for............................................................. . .pages 537 and 538 Code for Pressure Piping Excerpts.......................................................................................... Calculating Working Pressure, Stress, or Wall Thickness.. ----- pages 543 to 545 Pipe Bends Calculations...................................... ................................... . .pages 546 and 547 Length of Pipe in Bends............................................................ .....................page 54S Weight of Air at Various Pressures and Temperatures.............. ..................... page 530 Thermal Properties of Water.............................................................. ..................... page 53Q Thermal Expansion and Modulus of Elasticity of Pipe............... ..................... page 540 Spacing of Pipe Supports.................................................................... Deflection of Horizontal Pipe Lines.................................................. ..................... page 551 Conversion Tables General........................................................................................... ..................... page 552 Linear............................................................................................. ----- pages 553 to 5*6 Temperature................................................................................. ..................... page 557 Weight........................................................................................... ..................... page 558 Pressure.......................................................................................... ..................... page 558 Circumferences and Areas of Circles................................................. ... .pages 550 to 561 Mensuration of Plane Figures.............................................................. Natural Trigonometric Functions...................................................... Table of Common Logarithms............................................................. .. pages 566 and 567 Steam General Data............................................................................... Properties of Saturated Steam.................................................. Properties of Superheated Steam.............................................. ----- pages 574 to 576 Taps and Drains For Flanged Fittings................................................................... ...................page 578 For Flanged Valves............................................................................................page 570 How to Read Reducing Fittings............................................................................... page 577 Location of By-Passes on Flanged Valves......................................... ..................... page 570 Abbreviations Used in This Catalog.................................................. ....................page 580 Years of research, experimenting, and testing have endowed Crane with a wealth of engineering data pertinent to piping systems. A portion of that data is indexed above. Additional data of an engineering nature are included elsewhere in this catalog with products to which they definitely pertain; see pages below. Customers confronted with unusual piping problems or desiring further information are invited to refer to various Crane technical publications or to submit their query direct to Crane. Selecting Sire of Crane Pre^ure-Seal Bonnet Stop-Check Vul\e*... p.ige< 21o and 217 Selecting Sire of Crane Bolted Bonnet Stop-Check Valve*. . . page* 30o and 307 Formula for Determining Sire of Steam or Oil Separators..................................page 354 Normal Engagement Between Male and Female Threads.................................. page 494 American and British Standard Pipe Threads......................................... pages 492 to 494 Railing Pipe Threads.................................................................................................page 192 Expansion of Wrought Iron. Steel, Brass, or Copper Pipe.................................. page 349 Commercial Wrought Steel Pipe Data................................................... pages 490 and 491 42 524 CRANE Crane Bolting Machine Bolt Square I IcaJ Wich Hexagon Nut Stud Threaded Oversize on One End Other End Threaded for Nut Definitions A bolt is threaded on one end only, the other end being upset into the form of a head. A stud is threaded on both ends, one end being oversize in diameter to fit tightly (wrench fit) in a tapped hole, the other being to the standard diam eter for a nut assembly. A bolt-stud is threaded to the standard diameter, either on both ends or full length, for nut assembly on each end. Bolt-Stud Threaded on Both Ends With Two Hexagon Nuts Bolt-Stud Threaded Entire Length With Two Hexagon Sfuts Materials Crane furnishes bolts, studs, and bolt-studs of the following materials: Machine Bolts for use at temperatures up to 520 F. are made from steel complying with A.S.T.M. Specifi cation A 107, open-hearth, free-cutting grade, having the following physical properties: Minimum Tensile Strength, lbs. per sq. in.. . .60,000 Yield Point, lbs. per sq. in...............35,000 Elongation in 2", per cent................ 25 Reduction of Area, per cent............ 50 These bolts are furnished with " Regular" unfinished square heads in accordance with A.S.A. B18.2. All machine bolts are threaded in accordance with A.S.A. B1.1 Coarse Thread Series, Class 2 fit. All nuts are tapped in accordance with A.S.A' B1.1 Coarse Thread Series, Class 2 fit. Alloy Steel Studs and Bolt-Studs are made of Crane Triplex or Templex Steel. Crane Triplex Steel has been used with uniformly satisfactory results in thousands of steel valve and fitting installations, many of which--particularly in oil refineries--have been operating under extreme pressures and tem peratures. Templex Steel, a recent Crane develop ment in bolting materials, is superior to Triplex Steel in creep resistance; on temperatures over 850 F., especially where joints are made up for permanent, long-time service, as in steam power plants, Crane Templex Steel will be found ideal. Nuts regularly furnished with machine bolts are made of free-cutting or resulfurized nut stock conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A 107. Crane Triplex Steel complies with the requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A IQ3, Grades BC and B 7 bolting. Nuts are made to American Standard Unfinished "Heavy" Hexagon Dimensions, A.S.A. B18.2. All nuts are tapped in accordance with A.S.A. B1.1 Coarse Thread Series. Class 2 fit. Crane Templex Steel complies with the requirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A 193, Grades BC and B 14 bolting. Both steels have the following physical properties: Studs and Bolt-Studs for use at temperatures up to 500 F. are made from cold rolled steel complying with A.S.T.M. Spec. A ic8. open-hearth free-cutting grade, having the following physical properties: Minimum Tensile Strength, lbs. per sq. in... 125,000 Yield Point, lbs. per sq. in.............105,000 Elongation in 2". percent............... 16 Reduction of Area, per cent.......... 50 Minimum Crane Alloy Steel Bolt-Studs, threaded their entire Tensile Strength, lbs. per sq. in.. . .70.000 length, and accompanying nuts are threaded in Yield Point, lbs. per sq. in...............6o,coc accordance with the American Standard for Screw Elongation in 2", per cent................ 18 Threads for High Strength Bolting (ASA B1.4), Reduction of Area, per cent............ 45 sizes 1-inch and smaller in diameter with the Coarse- Cold roll steel studs and bolt-studs are threaded in accordance with A.S.A. B1.1 Coarse Thread Series. Thread Series, and 1 ,l 5-inch and larger ,.n diameter w ith the S-Pitch-Thread Series. Class 2 fit (nut ends only). Nuts regularly furnished with alloy steel bolt-studs Nuts regularly furnished are cold made of mate rial in accordance with A.S.T.M. Spec. A 107- Nuts are semi-finished in accordance with the are medium carbon, oil-quenched, semi-finished, made to the American Standard "Heavy" Hexagon Nut Dimensions, A.S.A. B18.2. American Standard "Heavy" Hexagon Dimen Nuts for alloy steel bolt-studs comply wich the re- 42 sions, A.S.A. B1S.2. quirementsof A.S.T.M. Specification A 194, Class 2 H. Crane Baiting (Conf.) CRANE 525 Torque Required to Produce Bolt Stress The torque or turning effort required to produce a certain stress in bolting is dependent upon a number of conditions, some of which are: 1. Diameter of bolt. 2. Type and number of threaJs on bolt. 3. Material of bolt. 4. Condition of nut bearing surfaces. 5. Lubrication of bolt threads and nut bearing surfaces. The tables below reflect the results of many Crane tests to determine the relation between torque and bolt stress. Values are based on steel bolting well lubricated with a heavy graphite and oil mixture. It was found that a non-Iubricated bolt has an effi ciency of about 50 per cent of a well lubricated bolt and also that different lubricants produce results varying between the limits of 50 and 100 per cent of the tabulated stress figures. Crane High Temperature Thread Compound The graphite and oil mixture mentioned above will pound should be used; see page 464. Through its give satisfactory results; however, for high tempera- use, bolt-studs can be more readily followed up or ture service, Crane High Temperature Thread Com- disassembled after being subject to heat. Nominal Diameter of Bolt Inches y s/ifi 3/a 7/. Vi 9A a 5/ft Va 7/ft 1 11/,, 1 I/4 1 3/o 1% 1 5/0 1 3/ 1 7/o 2 Data for Use with Machine Bolts and Cold Rolled Steel Bolt-Studs Load in Pounds on Bolts and Bolt-Studs when Torque Loads Are Applied_______ No. of Threads Per Inch 20 18 16 14 13 Diameter Area at Root of at Root of Thread Thread Inches .185 .240 .294 .345 .400 Sq.Inch .027 .045 .068 .093 .126 7,500 Lbs. per Sq. In. Torque Compres Ft. Lbs. sion. Lbs. 1 203 2 388 3 510 5 698 8 945 Stress 15,000 Lbs. per Sq. In. 30,000 Lbs. per Sq. In. Torque. Compres Torque Compres Ft. Lbs. sion, Lbs. Ft. Lbs. sion, Lbs. 2 405 4 675 6 1020 10 1395 15 1890 4 810 8 1350 12 2040 20 2790 30 3780 12 11 .454 .162 12 1215 23 2430 45 4860 .507 .202 15 1515 30 3030 60 6060 10 9 .620 .302 25 2265 .731 .419 40 3143 50 4530 100 9060 80 6285 160 12570 8 .838 .551 62 4133 123 8265 245 16530 7 .939 .693 98 5190 195 10380 390 20760 7 1.064 .890 137 6675 273 13350 545 26700 6 1.158 1.054 183 7905 365 15810 730 31620 6 1.283 1.294 219 9705 437 19410 875 38820 51/2 1.389 1.515 300 11363 600 22725 1200 45450 5" 1.490 1.744 390 13080 775 26160 1550 52320 5 1.615 2.049 525 15368 1050 30735 2100 61470 4'/2 1.711 2.300 563 17250 1125 34500 2250 69000 Nominal No. of Diameter Threads of Stud Inches Va 5/i c ZL 7/ie % 9/ia 5/a 3A 74 1 Per Inch 20 18 16 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 1 I/o 8 111 3H'A4 8 8 IV2 8 1 54 8 \3/a 8 17/e 8 2'" 8 2% 8 2v2 8 iy. 8 38 Data for Use with Alloy Steel Bolt-Studs Load in Pounds on Bolt-Studs when Torque Loads Are Applied Diameter at Root of Thread Inches .185 .240 .294 .345 .400 Area at Root of Thread Sq.Inch .027 .045 .068 .093 .126 30,000 Lbs. per Sq. In. Torque Compres Ft. Lbs. sion, Lbs. 4 810 8 1350 12 2040 20 2790 30 3780 Stress 45,000 Lbs. per Sq. In. 60,000 Lbs. per Sq. In, Torque Compres Torque Compres Ft. Lbs. sion, Lbs. Ft. Lbs. sion, Lbs. 6 1215 12 2025 18 3060 30 4185 45 5670 8 1620 16 2700 24 4080 40 5580 60 7560 .454 .507 .620 .731 .838 .162 .202 .302 .419 .551 45 4860 60 6060 100 9060 160 12570 245 16530 68 7290 90 9090 150 13590 240 18855 368 24795 90 9720 120 12120 200 18120 320 25140 490 33060 .963 1.088 1.213 1.338 .728 .929 1.155 1.405 355 21840 533 32760 710 43680 500 27870 750 41805 1000 55740 680 34650 1020 51975 1360 69300 800 42150 1200 63225 1600 84300 1.463 1.588 1.713 1.838 1.680 1.980 2.304 2.652 1100 1500 2000 2200 50400 59400 69120 79560 1650 2250 3000 3300 75600 89100 103680 119340 2200 3000 4000 4400 100800 118800 138240 159120 2.088 2.338 2.588 2.838 3.423 4.292 5.259 6.324 3180 4400 5920 7720 102690 128760 157770 189720 4770 6600 8880 11580 154035 193140 236655 284580 6360 8800 11840 15440 205380 257520 315540 379440 42 526 CRANE Assembly and Maintenance of Flanged Joints As the temperatures and pressures used in the piping industry have increased the problem of maintaining tight Hanged joints has progressively become more severe. Many types of joints ha\e been used; vari ous types of gaskets have been installed in these joints; and different kinds of bolting materials have been recommended -- all w ich a \ arying amount of success, depending upon the operating conditions. Even w ich all of chese variations in design, certain precautions must be taken to maintain tight flanged joints. When a flangeu oint is assembled, each of the com ponent parts is subjected to tensile or compressive stresses of varying magnitude. Under service con ditions. especially where high temperatures are involved, a change in the magnitude of these stresses occurs and a lowering of the bolt stress results. To compensate for this reduction in bolt stress, the following recommendations are made with regard to the assembly and maintenance of flanged joints. Assembly: Initial bolt stresses to be applied in the assembly of flanged joints should afford a reasonable factor of safety with reference to the yield point of the bolting material. And yet the initial bolt stress must be high enough to insure a tight joint. An extensive survey of field erected flanged joints has indicated that the following initial stresses are usually applied when alloy steel bolt-studs are pulled up manually. Experience has shown that these stresses are satisfactory for American Standard Steel Flanges and will comply with the requirements as set forth in the preceding paragraph. Table I Sice of Average Stress Approximate Alloy Steel Applied Manually Torque to E3olt-Stud Lbs. per Sq Inch Obtain Stress, Ft. Lbs. (Note 0 (Note 2) (Note 3) Elongation in Inches, per Inch of Effective Length (Note 4) H 52,000 1 8 48.000 1 45,000 IN 42.500 1*4 40.000 l3* 38,000 lb> 36,500 15 000 I34 34.000 21's 33.000 32,<IOO 175 255 370 500 005 860 975 1285 1700 2200 2350 .00173 .OOloO .00150 .00142 .00133 .00127 .00122 .00117 .00113 .00110 00107 Notes: (I) Coarse thread series, l" and smaller; 8 pitch thread series, 1'5 ' and larger. (2) Average stress applied by main tenance men in assembly, using a lever and wrench or by sledging. (3) Based upon well-lubricated* threads. (4) Based on a m 'dulus of elasticit'. of 30.000.000, The effective length holt-stud equals the distance from center o: one nut to center of the other The values given in Table I have been graduated according to sice -- however, if it is possible to apply higher torques, it is recommended that the initial bolt stress be approximately 45,000 pounds per square inch. The initial bolt stress can be applied by either of two methods; (1; By pulling up the well-lubricated* bolt-studs with the proper torque, or 12) by pulling up the bolt-studs to produce the elongation necessary for the desired bolt stress. When the second method is used the total desired elongation of the bolt-stud should be ascertained by multiplying the value given in the table for elongation in inches per inch by the effective length 'distance from center of one nut to center of the otherV Figures i and 2. respectively, show the design of an instru ment which can be used in measuring bolt-stud elongation and the preparation of the ends of a bolt-stud for accurate measure ment. Maintenance: Wh<. 1 should bolt-studs be pulled up after being in service? It is recom mended that the bolt ing in all flanged joints installed on tempera tures above 500 F. be pulled up - 'ter the fust shutdown. On high temperature service where creep may be ex pected to occur, it is recommended that the bolting be pulled up at least once during the first 200 hours of serv ice, regardless of whether the line has been shut down or not. Bolt stress should be checked periodically during the life of the installation. How should the bolt elongation be checked and the bolt- studs pulled up? As a general rule, it is only neces sary to check the elongation in two or three dia metrically opposite bolt-studs, using the average of the values obtained as the elongation for the remainder. I f the bolt elongation is to be determined while the joint is in service, one bolt should be checked and pulled up before another is loosened. Measurements should be taken immediately after releasing the load before the bolt temperature decreases. The following procedure should be used in checking bolt elongation: (a) Determine the length of the bolt in the assembled joint. <b) Release the load on the bolt by loosening the nut and re-measure the length. fc) Subtract second reading from first. (d) Divide this value by the effective length of the bolt. (Effective length equals distance from center of one nut to center of the other.) If the residual elongation is less than 70f7 of the values given in Table 1. the bolts should be pulled up so that the final elongation approximates the figures shown. 42 Crane High-Temperature Thread Compound or equal; see page 464. For Pressure-Seal Bonnet and Lip-Seal Bonnet Valves, see pages 20S to 220. CRANE Discharge of Water Through Pipes, Orifices, and Valves 527 Table of Nomenclature A = Area of opening, square feet. C = Experimental coer'ricient. I) = Inside diameter of pipe, feet. / = Coefficient of friction. g = 32.2 feet per second per second. hi, /(, h3 = Individual head losses, feet of water. H = Effective head pressure, feet of water. L = Length of pipe line. feet. Q = Flow of water, gallons per minute. V = Velocity of water, feet per second. Frequently it is necessary to determine the quantity of water which will be discharged through a valve or orifice, or through a certain length of pipe. This problem is one which occurs often in hydraulic work, particularly with reference to the flow of water through long pipe lines from a high level to a lower one. .015 for brass tubes. .02 for steel pipe, and .04 for cast iron pipe. The third factor, ihe loss of head clue to velocity, may be expressed by the following formula: h3 = T Formula No. .1. The quantity of water which is discharged into the atmosphere through a pipe, orifice, or valve is de pendent upon several variable factors which include flow pressure, sice of pipe, type of valve or orifice, con dition of pipe wall surface, length of pipe line, etc. The discharge of water into the atmosphere in terms of head loss follows the general formula: H =C 2g Formula No. 1. Where the value of "C" is usually determined by experiment. Discharge of Water Through Pipes The total loss of head is the sum of the individual losses and may be expressed as follows: H =ki+ht+h,=( As Q = VA x 450 ,/ It follows that Q = 450Ar----- . - j- r 1Lox +1 j Dx h Formula No. 5. Example: How much water will an 3" steel pipe line (7.981 inside diameter) 3000 feet long dis charge per minute at a point which is 300 feet below the inlet? In the case of water flowing through pipes, the quan tity discharged is dependent upon three major resist ance factors: A. Entrance loss B. Loss of head due to friction C. Loss of head due to velocity The loss of head at entrance depends upon the con dition of the pipe end. A well rounded connection will cause the entrance loss to be decreased appre ciably, while a square non-projecting pipe will give a "C" value of approximately .5 in Formula No. 1. This latter condition is realised in the majority of installations and therefore, the formula for entrance elfect is as follows: .V- K Tg Formula No. 2. The loss of head due to friction is mainly dependent upon th- length and condition of the pipe line and may be expressed as h~ =^--77-^ x D 2g Formula No. 3. In this equation, the friction factor, must be de termined from experimental results. For rough ap proximations, the value of "/" may be assumed as Given: D = - = .065 feet Then: A = .3474 square feet H = 300 feet 2g = 04.4 feet per second per second. / = .02 fassumed) L = 3000 feet ' 04.4 x 300 Q = 450 X .3474 ,1.0. + .02 x 3000 --------7TTX------ Q = 2268 gallons per minute Discharge of Water Through Orifices The coefficient "C" for orifices is dependent upon the condition of the orifice edges, i.e.. an orifice having well rounded edges has a "C" value of approximately 1.23, while one having sharp edges gives a "C" value of approximately 2.09. Discharge of Water Through Globe Valves The discharge of water through globe c alves under a given flow pressure depends primarily upon the t\ pe of valve considered. Crane has conducted tests on various types of globe valves in sizes up to and in cluding 2 \ 2" and has determined that the flow through a globe valve is, roughly, one-half of the How through a short pipe of the same size. For additional data, see pages 52$ and 529. 528 CRANE Discharge of Water (Cont.) Through Pipes, Orifices, and Valves The chart on the opposite page gives the discharge of ttater through pipe sizes from to 10", in lengths from i foot to izo feet; through orifices in sizes up to i: and through valves in sizes up to il->" based upon the for mulas or tests described previously. Kor sizes, lengths, or pressures not gi\en on the chart, the respective for mulas or ratios may be used. Note: In all cases, the pressure used to determine the flow through pipes, orifices, or valves, should be the' effective head pressure under flow conditions, not the static pressure in the line before flow commences. This statement applies particularly to lines supplied by pumps, etc. Application of Chart Example No. 1 What quantity of water will be dis charged through 75 feet of 5" stand ard pipe under a discharge gauge pressure of jo pounds per square inch? Enter the upper portion of the chart (page 52Q) at the intersection of the horizontal line for 75 feet of pipe and the line for the 5" pipe size. Proceed downward to the intersec tion w ith the diagonal for 5c pounds gauge pressure and then continue horizontally to the right where the quantity discharged is given as 2bcc gallons per minute on the right hand ordinate. Example No. 2 A 1 }4" globe valve is discharging water into the atmosphere under a discharge gauge pressure of 50 pounds per square inch. What quantity is discharged in gallons per minute? Enter the upper portion of the chart (opposite page) at the black dot on the line for 1valve size. Proceed downward to the intersec tion with the diagonal for 50 pounds gauge pressure and then continue horizontally to the left where the quantity discharged is given as ijo gallons per minute on the left hand ordinate. 42 CRANE Discharge of Water (Cont.) Through Smooth Pipes, Orifices, and Valves 529 Size of Standard Pipe or Valve ys" y. Discharge through 2001 150 100 75 50 Feet of Pipe 25 Orifice (Sharp Edges) Discharge-- Gallons o f W ater Per M inute 530 CRANE Resistance of Valves and Fittings to Flow of Fluids When the (low of a lluiJ in a pipe line is altered by some obstruction such .. :!\ e or fitting the \ elocity is changed, turbulence i> magnified and a drop in pressure results. This pressure drop may be insig nificant in long lines w here it is \ ery small in compari son to the total drop, but when the line is short, the pressure drop through valves and littings becomes a major item in the total pressure drop \alue. The most widely used data on the subject of the resistance of valves and fittings to the flow of water and steam is the information given in Dean Foscers paper on "Effect of Fittings on Flow of Fluids Through Pipe Lines" (published in Vol. 41. 1020. of the Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers). Later tests conducted bv others have indicated that the values given by Foster are low for globe vahes. angle vahes. etc., and that data are needed to establish the correct information to use. It has been the tendency, am. probably is the most practical way. to present the friction values in terms of an equivalent length of the same sice of pipe: i. e.. the pressure drop caused by a 2-inch elbow is equiva lent to approximately the pressure drop caused by (iie or six feet of 2-inch pipe under the same condi tions of (low. Realizing the need for definite data covering this subject. Crane has conducted pressure drop tests on valves and fittings on both water and steam. These tests were made on 2-inch and o-inch sices and conducted under conditions'which were thoroughly investigated previous to the tests. Resistance in Terms of Equivalent Pipe Length From data given in the tests conducted by Crane and also from information gathered from authentic sources, the chart shown on the opposite page has been prepared. The chart gives the equivalent length of pipe to produce the same pressure drop as a valve or fitting. This additional pipe length should be added to the length of the line in order to determine the total pressure drop. It has been shown oy previous investigators that the drop in pressure through valves, fittings, etc., is some constant multiplied bv the velocirv head, Yl. 2gf 71 Therefore: H, = where Ht = Loss of heM in feet K = Coefficient (values given in table below) V = Velocity of water, feet per second 20 = 64.4 Representative *`K" Values for Various Valves and Fittings Type K" Authority Globe valve (fully open)......... 10.0 Crane tests Angle valve (fully open).......... 5.0 Crane tests Swing check valve (fully open) 2.5 Crane tests Close return bend..................... 2.2 Standard tee............................... 1.8 Giesecke & Badgett Standard elbow.......................... Medium sweep elbow............... Long sweep elbow..................... Q f Giesecke & Badgett 75. \Crane tests .bo Bulletin No. 2712--University of Texas 450 elbow..................................... .42 Bulletin No. 2712--University of Texas Gate valve (fully open)............ .IQ ^ University of Wisconsin tests* closed.............................. I.IJ ) > closed.............................. 3-6 and Crane tests closed............................. 24.0 Borda entrance.......................... .83 "Hydraulics" Daugherty Sudden enlargement: di, d = 3-4................................ .qz ................... "Hydraulics" Daugherty di/di = ................................ .>6 ................... "Hydraulics" Daugherty di. do = ?4................................ . iq ................... "Hydraulics" Daugherty Ordinary entrance..................... .5 "Hydraulics" Daugherty Sudden contraction : di/di = )4................................................................. 42 "Hydraulics" Daugherty du'di = }>.................................................................. 33 "Hydraulics" Daugherty do d1 = N.. . _. . ........................................ iq "Hydraulics" Daugherty 42 *L niversicy of W isconsin Experimental Station Bulletin Vol. 9, No. 1, 1922 CRANE Resistance of Valves and Fittings to Flow of Fluids 531 -3000 - 2000 Example The dotted line shows that the resistance of a e-ineh Standard Elbow is equiva lent to approximately io feet of o-inch Standard Pipe. Note ['or sudden enlargements or sudden contractions, use the smaller diameter, d, on the pipe size scale. f' -1000 -500 -300 -200 r100 -1 -0.5 -0.3 -0.2 -0.1 48 -- -50 42- 36-- 30- -30 24-- 22- 20- 20 18- 01 JZ 16- 14- 0a1 12- S 10T1uJ0 T3 C -10 JucS crt V 6=^ <y Ba 5 4^4--- 3C 3Vi- Bo 3 ---3 Z 2J4- 2 --_ m--------- 114- 1----------1 34-1 VS*-0.5 42 532 CRANE Pressure Drop of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe ii Dis- ' charge Pressure Drop of Water per 100 Feet of Schedule 40 Steel Pipe | Veloc- Press- i ity ure / Drop Veloc- Pressity ure Drop Veloc- Pressty ure Drop Veloc- Pressicy ure Drop Veloc- Pressity ure Drop Veloc- Pressity ure Drop Veloc- Press- Veloc- Press- ity ure ` ity ure Drop Drop Gallons Feet Pounds Feet 5ounJs Feet Pounds Feet Pounds Feet Pounds Feet Founds Feet Pounds Fccc 0 >unJs per per per per per per per per rer per per per per per per Minute Second Sq In. Second Sq. In. Second Sq, In. Second Sq. In. Second Sq. In. ^ Second Sq. In, Second Sq. in ^SePceornd. rer Sq. In. .2 .3 A .5 .6 .8 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 IS 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 60 70 80 90 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 475 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1,000 1,100 1,200 1,300 1,400 1,500 1,600 1,800 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 1 w Va n w Vi" 3/4" 1.13 1,52 .62 .420 1 1 .69 2.26 2.82 3.38 4.52 4.20 7.70 11.20 15.75 27.40 1.23 1.54 ! .85 2.40 .925 1.61 2.41 3.32 5.77 .50 .199 .67 ,346 .84 .527 1.01 .747 1.34 1.30 32 .065 .42 .111 .53 .169 .63 .238 84 .407 .30 .045 .36 ,064 48 .102 i iVi 3.08 8.80 1.68 1.98 1.06 .605 .60 .152 .37 .049 6.16 33.60 3.37 7.17 2.11 2.18 1.20 .552 .74 . 170 .43 .045 5.05 15.30 3.16 4.67 1.80 1.18 1.12 .853 .o4 .094 .47 .044 2 6.73 25.70 4.22 7.60 5.27 11.15 2.40 1.97 3.60 2.90 1 .44> 1.86 .594 .902 1 1.07 . 155 .236 .o3 .074 .79 .112 .57 .7o 1.45 1 .*31 2.39 2.87 3.35 3.82 4.30 .046 .075 .114 .233 .386 .581 .804 1.10 1.37 1.74 21/V' .o7 1.00 1.34 1.68 2.01 2.35 2.68 3.00 .048 .099 .164 .248 .343 .449 .588 .714 3 .87 1.08 1.30 1.52 1.74 1.95 .059 .087 .121 .158 .206 .251 o.J3 16.10 8.42 27.60 3Vz .81 .07 1.14 1.30 l .46 .042 .060 .079 .100 U1 1 4.20 4.05 4.80 6.97 6.01 10.52 9.02 22.00 4/ .88 .042 1.01 .053 1.13 .067 2.24 2.9,$ 3.72 5.oG 7.44 1.23 2.11 3.08 6.46 11.05 1.2* 1.72 2.14 3.JI 4.29 5.36 6.43 7.51 .330 .552 .834 1.76 2.91 4.37 6.29 8.25 .95 1. 2o 1.57 2.36 3.15 3 .'U 4.72 5.51 6.30 7.08 .153 . 263 .38b .813 1.35 2.02 2.91 3.82 4.78 6.06 4.78 5.74 6.69 7.65 8.60 2,06 2.96 3.86 5,03 6.36 3.35 4.02 4.69 5.37 6.04 .882 1.22 1.53 2.17 2.61 2.17 2.60 3.04 3.48 3.91 .310 .429 .584 .762 .922 1.62 1.95 2.27 2.59 2.92 .144 .207 .271 .353 .446 1.26 1.51 1.76 2.01 2.26 .080 .110 .150 .187 .237 S' 1.12 1.28 1.44 .048 .063 .080 6 7.87 7.47 9.56 7.51 6.71 8.38 10.06 11.73 3.23 4.82 6.04 9.00 4.34 5.42 6.51 7.59 8.68 1.14 1.71 2,35 3.20 3.97 3.24 4.05 4.86 5.67 6.48 .527 .786 1.13 1.47 1.92 2.52 3.15 3.78 4.41 5.04 .281 .438 .602 .820 1,02 1.60 2.00 2.41 2.81 3.21 .095 1.11 .148 1.39 .204 1.67 .278 1.94 .346 2.22 .039 .056 .078 .106 .132 8' 9.77 10.85 11.94 13.02 5.02 6.19 7.50 8.47 7.29 8.10 8.91 9.72 10.53 2.31 2.85 3.44 4.09 4.55 5 .o7 6.30 6.93 7.56 8.18 1.29 1,59 1.83 2.18 2.55 3.61 4.01 4.41 4.81 5.21 .437 514 .622 .741 .825 2.50 2.78 3.06 3.33 3.61 .166 .205 236 .280 .329 1.44 1.60 1.76 1.92 2.08 .044 .055 .063 .075 .088 11.35 5.27 8.82 2.97 5.61 .957 3.89 .362 2.24 .097 12.17 6.07 9.45 3.23 6.01 1.10 4.16 .416 2.40 .111 12.97 6.89 10.08 3.67 6.41 1.25 4.44 ,472 2. 56 .127 10" 13.78 7.78 10.70 4.15 14.59 8.73 11.33 4.65 6.82 1.41 7.22 t.50 4.72 5.00 .534 2.72 .596 2.88 .143 .160 1.93 2.04 2.24 2.44 2.65 2.85 3.05 3.26 3.46 3.66 3.^7 4.07 4.48 4.88 5.29 5.70 6.10 6.51 7.32 -.13 10.18 12.21 14.25 10.28 18.31 .030 .063 .070 .086 .101 12 .118 ,135 .154 .174 .194 2.01 2.15 2.29 2.44 2.58 .048 ,055 .062 .070 ,079 14" 2.02 2.14 .043 .048 .223 .240 .274 .327 .383 2.72 2.87 3.16 3.45 3.73 .088 .098 .118 .140 .156 2.25 2.38 2.61 2.85 3.09 .053 .059 .068 .081 .095 .444 .511 .546 .691 .854 4.02 4.30 4.59 5. 16 5.73 .180 .207 .236 .298 .347 3.32 3.55 3.80 4.27 4.74 .110 1 .119 , .135 .171 ! .211 1.25 1.80 2.29 2.99 3.78 * 7.17 ' 8.60 1 10.03 11.48 12 o .541 1 5.92 .731 | 7.12 .995 | 8.32 1.30 >> 40 1.54 10.67 .309 f .445 ,618 ! .792 .936 ` U.96 12.59 13.84 15.10 1 16" 2.18 2.36 2.54 2.73 2.91 3.27 3 ,o3 4,54 5.45 6.35 7.25 *. 17 .040 i .047 .054 1 .062 .071 .085 | .105 2.58 2.88 .163 i 3.59 .221 1 -4.31 .300 5.03 .392 ' 5.74 .497 o.47 cc 5.17 5.73 6.93 8.25 7.62 8.02 8.82 9.62 10.42 1.67 1.85 2.24 2.67 3.13 5.27 5.55 6.11 6.66 7.21 .666 .739 .894 1.06 1.18 11.22 12.02 12.82 13.62 14.42 3.63 4.16 4.47 5.05 5,66 7.77 8.32 8.88 9.44 10.00 1.37 1.57 1.78 2.02 2.26 1 15.22 16.02 17.63 6.31 7.00 8.46 10.55 p11.1V0) 13.32 14.43 2.37 2.63 3.18 3.78 4.44 | ! i 15.54 5.15 1 16.65 5.55 .048 1 17.76 6.31 5 19.0* 7.98 .056 2 IT 22.20 9.85 .088 ( .127 1 .152 1 .212 \ .250 1 3.45 4.03 4.o! 5.19 .073 I W' .094 .122 ' 3.19 .051 . 155 3.59 .060 3.04 3.20 3.53 3.85 4.17 4.49 4.81 5.13 5.45 5.77 0.09 o.4l 7,05 7.o9 8.33 8.97 9,62 10.26 11.54 12.*3 lo.03 19.24 22.43 25 .65 .169 .187 .226 .270 .316 .369 .421 .479 .511 .573 .638 .708 .856 1.02 1.13 1.30 1.50 1.70 2.16 2.50 3.90 5.24 7.14 9.33 20.35 24.42 28. JO ; * j 1 4.67 6.72 8.51 14.34 ' 17.21 i 20.08 ; 22.5 ' 25.^0 28.o3 34.38 1.89 2.73 3.72 4.51 5.70 7.04 9.36 11.84 14.32 16.60 18.9* ' 21.35 23.75 28.50 33.20 1.16 1.54 2.10 2.74 3.47 4.29 6.18 8.40 9 .os * 10.** 1 12.69 14.52 16.32 18.16 21.*0 25.42 29.05 .572 . 7.17 .824 *.62 1.22 ? 10.04 1.36 11.43 1.72 3 J2.02 2.12 1 14.37 3.09 1 17.23 4.16 | 20.10 5.44 ! 22.96 .308 | 5.76 .445 1 6.92 .606 8.06 .734 9.23 .920 10.37 1.15 1 11.53 1.65 ! 13.83 2.07 ! 16.14 2.71 1 18.43 .178 1 .257 1 .350 .457 .536 3.99 4. *0 5.0* 6.3* 7.1 .663 .954 1.20 1.57 7.90 9.57 11.IS 12.77 .074 .100 .136 .178 .225 .278 .371 .505 .660 CRANE 533 Pressure Drop of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe Cubic Feet per Minute of Free Air Eq< ilent Cubic Feet* >er \linu*c : compressed Air \t \t lP unJs \ur. -..'her:.. I'retire m2 (iiu^c m.l l e.*o;'c' itu-c i on' {, | jrnper uikc <t on' I- Pressure Drop of Air Per 100 Feet of Schedule 40 Steel Pipe In Pounck per Square Inch at 100 Pounds Gauge \ir Inlet Pressure V 14" *4' 1> 5 4 5 6 8 10 15 20 25 30 40 45 50 60 70 80 90 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 375 400 425 450 475 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 noo 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1800 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000 12000 13000 14000 15000 16000 18000 20000 22000 24000 26000 28000 30000 .128 .256 .384 .513 .641 .394 1.51 3.16 5.47 8.60 .087 .311 .675 1.19 1.80 .019 .068 .148 .256 .396 .021 .046 .078 .118 3/4" .030 1" 1| .769 1.025 1.282 1.922 2.563 1 i 2.56 4.50 6.85 .556 . 165 .962 .276 1.42 .407 2.93 .890 5.03 ' 1.53 .042 .070 . 100 .211 .361 .020 .031 .063 .105 IV4" 1 .028 ! 3.204 3.845 4.486 5.126 5.767 7.85 2.31 1 3.22 4.21 5.52 6.72 .546 .785 1.03 l. 35 1.64 .158 .227 .297 .388 .492 .043 .060 .075 . 105 .129 .020 .027 .035 .046 .056 i 2" 6.408 7.690 8.971 10.25 11.53 2*4' I .020 ! .025 8.27 2.02 2.92 3.82 4.98 6.07 .580 .835 1.14 1.43 1.81 . 154 .221 .290 .375 .476 .069 .099 .134 .168 .213 | 1 ` .020 .028 .037 .048 .058 12.82 16.02 19.22 22.43 25.36 .031 .046 .067 .088 .110 3" .023 ,031 ,03S { 3*4' 7.47 2.14 3.34 4.82 6.28 8.02 .587 .887 1.22 1.66 2.03 i .253 .397 .542 .738 .900 ! 1 .068 .108 . 155 .201 . 257 28.84 32.04 35.24 38.45 41.65 .137 .169 i .204 .243 .272 .049 .057 .069 .082 .096 .023 .029 .033 .040 .047 4" 2.63 3.24 3.76 4.47 5.27 1.17 1.44 1.66 1.98 2.31 .333 .392 .475 .565 .662 44.86 48.06 51.26 54.47 57.67 .316 .362 .413 .466 .507 .112 .128 .140 .157 .176 .052 .059 .068 .076 .086 .027 .032 .036 .041 .045 5.77 6.65 7.55 8.55 2.68 3.08 3.51 3.76 4.22 .767 .840 . 955 1.08 1.14 60.88 64.08 70.49 76.90 83.30 .552 .611 .740 .880 .980 .197 .218 .263 .298 .350 .095 .100 .122 .144 .169 .051 .056 .064 .077 .090 5" 4.70 5.20 5.95 7.10 1 1.28 ` 1.41 1.71 2.03 2.38 89.71 96.12 102.5 108.9 115.3 1.04 1.31 1.49 : 1.68 1.88 .405 .441 .500 .565 .633 .185 .213 .242 .273 .306 .099 .113 .129 .146 .154 .034 .039 .044 .047 .053 6" i 2.77 3. 18 3.42 3.87 4.32 121.8 128.2 141.0 153.8 166.6 179.4 192.2 205.1 230.7 256.3 1.98 ; 2.19 2.65 , 3.16 3.70 4.30 4.65 5.27 6.67 8.25 .707 .782 .895 1.07 1.25 1.45 1.66 1.92 2.40 2.79 .341 .357 .432 .515 .603 .700 .803 .915 1.11 1.35 .172 .190 .231 .275 .322 .376 .428 .487 .580 .717 ,0S9 .065 .079 .094 .110 .127 .139 .158 .199 .246 .023 .026 .031 .035 .042 .048 .055 .063 .080 .093 8" .021 .025 4.82 1 5.33 6.10 7.27 1 8.52 . 1 I 10" ' 320.4 384.5 : 448.6 512.6 576.7 , 4.35 6.27 8.52 2.11 3.02 4.11 5.37 6.40 1.12 1.51 2.06 2.69 3.41 .385 , .522 .710 .927 1 1.10 .145 .208 .265 .347 .438 .037 .053 .071 .088 .111 .017 .023 .030 .036 12" 640.8 769.0 897.1 1025 1153 j 7.90 1 4.20 5.63 7.70 1.36 1.94 2.48 3.24 f 4.10 .540 .726 .990 1.29 1.52 .137 .197 .268 .324 .410 .044 .063 .086 .113 . 142 .020 .026 .036 .047 .059 1282 1410 1538 1666 1794 i 1 5.05 6.13 , 6.77 7.95 . 9.20 1.87 2.27 2.70 3.17 3.67 .505 .574 .683 .802 .928 .164 .199 .237 .278 .299 .074 .089 .099 .115 .134 1922 1 . 4.22 1.07 .343 .154 ` 2051 4.78 1.21 .390 .162 2307 ( 1 1 5.60 1.53 .493 .205 2563 1 6.92 1.89 .610 .253 2820 1 8.37 2.29 .737 .307 3076 3332 3588 3845 \ 2.52 .827 ,365 2.96 1.03 .428 ( 3.44 1.11 . 498 3.61 1.27 .572 For lengths of pipe other than 100 feet, the pressure drop is proportional to the length. Thus, for 50 feet of pipe, the pressure drop is approximately onehalf the value given in the table: for 100 feet, three times the given value, etc. For inlet pressures other than 100 pounds gauge, the pressure drop is interne! v proportional to the absolute pressure. Thus, for icc feet of Schedule 4C steel pipe, multiply the values given in the table bn the ratio: i~t -- 14.7 Pi -r U-7 Vhere P: is the e,auge pressure under consideration. The equivalent cubic feet per minute of compressed air at any pressure is inversely proportional to the absolute pressure. To determine, multiply the value of the cubic feet per minute of free air at atmospheric pressure bv the ratio: 14 7 14,7 -f p, Where P( is the gauje pressure under consideration. 534 CRANE Simplified Steam Flow Formula for Pressure Drop, Rate of Flow, and Pipe Size The Fanning formula for die flow of steam can be written in the form: IP: . = C] C. C.i r C< = Jbehargc factor -obtain from chart below C-j = -ice factor--obtain from table on opposite page. Oh = viscosity factor--obtain from chart on opposite page. A/Ji.,, = pressure drop per i zc feet of pipe, in pounds per square inch. V = average specific volume of steam--obtain from steam tables, pages 570 to 570. Example 1: Find the pressure drop in 100 feet of S-inch Standard (Schedule 40) pipe if the steam pressure and temperature are 3O0 pounds per square inch absolute and jcc Fahrenheit, re spectively. The discharge is 240,000 pounds per hour. Solution: From the tables and figures, the follow ing values are found: C\ = 2(5.7, C* = 0.2(53, C.i = 0.99(5, and V - 1.45. If we put these values in the steam flow formula and solve for APW), we find: AP10o = 10.14 pounds per square inch per 100 feet. Values of Ci Example 2: Find the rate of flow, in pounds per hour, in a 4-inch Schedule 40 pipe if the pressure drop is 8 pounds per square inch per 100 feet. Saturated steam at 150 pounds absolute pressure is flowing in the pipe. Solution: F'rom the given conditions and the tables and figures we__find APm = 8.0, C> = 7.73, C.i = 0.972, and F = 3.0. If we substitute these values into the steam flow formula and solve for Ci, we get Ci = 0.355. By referring to the chart at the right, the discharge for this value of C\ is found to be 2 3,000 pounds per hour. Example 3: Find the smallest size of Schedule 40 (Standard) pipe that can be used for a process re quiring 2z,ccz pounds of saturated steam per hour, if the initial steam pressure is icz psi abso lute and the maximum allowable pressure drop is ic pounds per square inch per 1 co feet of pipe. Solution: From the given conditions and the tables and figures: AP: 10, Ci = 0.257, Cj = 0.9(5, and F = 4.432. iXJk Substituting these values in the steam flow for mula, and solving for C;, it is found that C = 9.2. From the table. 4-inch Schedule 40 pipe is the smallest size that will provide a value of C* less than the calculated value. The actual pressure drop per icc feet oi 4-inch Schedule 40 pipe may now be calculated as 8.5 psi by solving the steam flow formula using the table value of 7.73 for C>. Values of C! 1 CRANE Simplified Steam Flow Formula for Pressure Drop, Rate of Flow, and Pipe Size (Continued) 535 Values of C . Nominal Pipe Sire Inches 1 i I W* 1 2\2 3 312 4 5 Schedule Number of Pipe 40 80 160 40 80 160 40 80 160 40 80 160 40 80 i 160 40 80 i 160 40 1 80 i 40 l 80 120 ; 160 1 40 i 80 ' no 160 Internal Diameter of Pipe Inches 1.049 0.957 0.815 1.380 1.278 1.160 1.610 1.500 1.338 2.067 1.939 1.689 2.469 2.323 2.125 3.068 2.900 2.626 3.548 3.364 4.026 3.826 3.626 3.438 5.047 4.813 4.563 4.313 , ; s ( Value of C'. 6420. 10050. 21950. 1687. 2455. 3935. 755. 1067. 1860. 213. 291. 570. 80.1 121. 188. 31.2 40.9 66.7 15.0 19.5 7.73 9.91 12.8 17.5 2.57 3.18 4.22 5.52 Nominal Pipe Sire Inches 6 8 10 12 Schedule Number of Pipe 40 80 120 160 30 40 60 80 i 100 120 160 30 40 60 80 100 120 j 140 i 160 30 40 60 ; 80 100 : 120 140 160 j ( Internal Diameter of Pipe Inches 6.065 5.761 5.501 5.189 8.071 7.981 7.813 7.625 7.439 7.189 6.813 10.136 10.020 9.750 9.564 9.314 9.064 8.750 8.500 12.090 11.938 11.626 11,376 11.064 10.750 10.500 10.126 : Value of ('. 1.00 1.28 1.62 2.16 0.249 0.263 0.291 0.328 0.369 0.435 0.568 0.0819 0.0866 0.0980 0.109 0.1235 0.141 0.168 0.193 0.0344 0.0366 0.0420 0.0467 0.0534 0.0615 0.0690 0.0823 Values of C3 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1.000 Temperature, in Degrees Fahrenheit 536 CRANE Theory of Heat Transfer Through Pipe Walls The conduction of heat through a pipe w all is show n diagrammatically in the illustration at the right. It shows the transfer of heat from a hot gas (such as steam; to a liquid (such as water). The heat is conducted iirst from the hot gas through the gas film, then through the corrosion scale on the pipe w all due to the gas, through the pipe wall itself, then through the cor rosion scale on the pipe wall due to the liquid, and finally through the liquid film to the liquid. Where: The general formula for the transfer of heat through pipes is given as Q = UA T ' Formula 1 Q = Total heat to be transmitted in Btu per hour. U = Over-all coefficient of heat transfer in Btu per hour per square feet per degree F. A = Amount of heating surface in the pipe coil expressed in square feet. T = The logarithmic mean temperature difference between the hot and cold fluids in degrees F. Determination of Q The total heat to be transmitted "Q" is determined by multiplying the weight of the fluid per unit of time (pounds per hour), the specific heat of the fluid at the average fluid temperature, and the fluid change in temperature in degrees F. If the fluid alters its phase, that is, if the fluid changes from a liquid to a gas or from a gas to a liquid, then the heat of vapori zation must be considered in this calculation. If the fluid is to give up heat through radiation, emission, or surface convection, such heat losses also must be considered. Determination of A Since "A" is the unknown to be solved. Formula i Determination of U The over-all coefficient of heat transfer "U" is de pendent upon a large number of variables, including the conductivity and thickness of the metal in the pipe wall, the fluid velocity, specific heat, conduc tivity, density and viscosity, and the oxidation or scaling effect of the fluid on the pipe wall, as well as other physical characteristics such as the quantity of entrapped gases in the fluid, etc. The value of "U" may, therefore, be determined accurately only by experiment. Generally accepted approximations of over-all heat transfer coefficients are listed in the table on the opposite page. becomes A = The number of square feet of If a scale of rust or oxide builds up on either the heating surface, "A", can be converted readily into the number of feet of pipe of any particular size and wall thickness by dividing the value of "A" by the external surface area in square feet per foot as given in the cable of Pipe Data, pages qqo and qqi. inner or outer pipe walls, the value of "U" will be greatly reduced. In some cases, therefore, the sub stitution of a copper or alloy pipe coil for steel pipe will greatly improve the over-all rate of heat trans fer, not because of the change in conductivity of the metal but because the pipe surface stays bright and Determination of T practically rust free. A true average temperature difference between the hot and cold fluids "T" is called the logarithmic mean temperature difference and is determined by the following formula: Where: T = GTD 1.3 Log LTD GTD LTD Formula 2 Selection of a value for "U" should be based upon a consideration of the conditions under which the coil will be operated. The maximum values should be used only when the velocity of the cooling and the cooled fluids is high and when corrosion or scaling of the pipe is negligible. The coefficients given in the column headed "Free Convections" are those ob tained with pipe coils and pipe immersed in liquids GTD = Greatest temperature difference between under normally static conditions. The column headed the fluids. "Forced Convections" covers pipe coils and pipe LTD = Least temperature difference between the immersed in liquids that are agitated either by 42 fluids. (See pages >60 and >0? for table of Common Logarithms). mechanica! means or by a continuous flow of the fluid through the vessel. CRANE 537 Design of Pipe Coils for Heat Transfer The followin" practical hints and recommendations are presented to aid the designer of pipe coils for heat transfer. 1. "Overdesign" rather than "underdesign". It is a simple matter to cut down the conductivity of a pr : coil but more difficult to increase it. 2. Have adequate means for removal of condensate. 3. Remove entrapped gases from liquids. 4. It is important that pressure drop be considered in designing a pipe coil, to determine the limitations on length of a given pipe size. If excessively long lines are used, they may not be capable of transmitting the required quantity of fluid at the available initial pressure. Keeping this limitation in mind, it is de sirable to use fluid velocities as high as possible, so that the resistance to heat transfer due to the film is lowered. Data for calculating the pressure drop in steam lines is given on page 534, water lines on page 53-. and air lines on page 533. In a coil using smooth pipe bends, the actual pipe length should be converted to an equivalent pipe length, for purposes of calculating pressure droo on the basis of the chart on page 540 showing the 'esistance of qo bends. If other fittings such as return bends or elbows are used, equivalent length may be based on data shown on page 531. For steam condensing in a pipe coil, the quantity of steam passing through the coil varies from total input at the inlet to zero pounds per hour at the outlet, and the amount of condensate varies from zero pounds per hour at the inlet to total weight per hour at the outlet. Obviously, the total pres sure drop in the coil will be equal to the sum of the losses due to the flow of the steam and the water. However, due to the high ratio of the specific vol umes of the two fluids, the percentage of pipe crosssection that is occupied by the water is negligible and the pressure drop due to the flow of condensate may therefore be neglected in the calculation of prac tical problems. The pressure drop due to the flow of steam will be high near the inlet, and will decrease approximately as the square of the velocity as the steam passes through the coil. From this relation ship. combined with the effect of increased specific volume of the steam due to pressure drop, it can be shown that the average velocity of the steam in the coil is approximately three-fourths of the maximum or initial velocity, and for the purpose of calculating pressure drop, the same ratio may be used to de termine the average quantity of steam flowing within the coil. 5. Give careful consideration to the installation of those accessories which are necessary adjuncts for the successful use of pipe coils, such as pressure and temperature indicators and regulators, safety and relief valves, traps, vent valves, and sediment separators. 6. The shape and dimensions of the vessel determine the dimensional limits and design of the pipe coil which is to be installed. The illustrations of pipe coils given on pages 518 to 521 will aid in the selection of the most applicable design. The sample problem on the page following shows the procedure for determining the pipe size and lineal feet of pipe required in a pipe coil containing steam at a given pressure and specified allowable pressure drop, to raise the temperature of a given quantity of water per unit of time a specified amount. (Continued on the next page) \ Ordinary Ranges of U*1 Over-all Coefficients "U" Expressed in Btu per Hour per Square Foot per Degree F. _________________ (See preceding page for explanation--"Determination of U")_______________ Fluid Giving Up Heat Fluid Receiving Heat Liquid Liquid Gas Boiling Liquid Liquid Gas Gas Boiling Liquid Liquid Condensing Vapor Gas Boiling Liquid State of Controlling Resistance Free Forced Convections u Convections U 25-60 150-300 5-10 20-50 1-3 2-10 20-60 5-20 1-3 0.6-2 50-150 25-60 2-10 2-6 1-3 2-10 50-200 10-30 150-800 20-60 1-2 2-10 300-800 50-150 Typical Fluid Water Oil Water to Air Water Oil Air to Water Gas to Steam Gas to Boiling Water Steam to Water Steam to Oil Steam to Air Steam to Water Steam to Oil Typical Apparatus Liquid Heat Exchangers, etc. Hot Water Radiators, Cooling Tower Surfaces Brine Coolers Air Coolers, Economizers Steam Superheaters Steam Boilers Condensers, Feed Water Heaters Steam Pipes in Air, Air Heaters Vacuum Evaporators *1 nJer special conditions higher or lower values may bo realized. *\V. H. McAdams, "Heat Transmission" (McGraw-Hill Book Co , Inc.) from data given by A. P. Colburn (Copyright 1942). 42 538 CRANE Design of Pipe Coils for Heat Transfer (Cont.) Sample Problem iccc gallons of hoc water per hour is required. The water is to be heated from 50 to 182 F. with 25 lb. gauge steam in a -mjc c\linJri<.al steel mpe coil 'Standard or here, ..!e a; pipe immersed in water. 'I he coil is to be tenter to center in diameter. The pressure drop through the coil shall not exceed 5 psi. Determine the .\tze 0/ pipe from ulueh . coil should be made and the number of turns required in the coil. Solution Refer to the steam tables, pages 570 to 573, and de termine the properties of the steam, as follows: A. verage pressure =2--5---+-- (^2-5--------5-)- = 22.o_ psi Average specific volume = 11.29 cu. ft./lb. Latent Heat of Steam at avg. press. = 93GBTL:'Ib. Temp, of 25 lb. steam = 207 F. Temp, of 20 lb. steam = 259 F. (minimumallow able downstream pressure) Fluid change in temp. = 180 F. -- 50 F. = 130 F. Refer to table of thermal properties of water, page 530 and determine the weight per gallon of 180 F. water equals 8.098 pounds. Determination of Pipe Size and Length of Pipe Refer to the table of Pipe Data, pages 400 and 401, to determine the inside diameter and external area per foot of the probable pine decs. ^. IiimJc _______ _________ Diameter yr; fR) 1!. 1.010 2 1 2.0o7 .1 ^urf.iee ,'ou.r. . '.-ct per f-'oor> >V ,o22 Calculate the length of pipe required to give the re quired area of heating surface: (lLf) = = US feet (U2") 51.5 = 104 feet .497 (2") = 51.5 7(322 = 83 feet To determine the equivalent length of the coil for purposes of calculating pressure drop, calculate the relative radius R D by dividing the radius of the coil by the ID of the pipe, and refer to the Chart for re sistance of qo bends to determine the total resist ance and resistance due to the length of the bends. Pipe Diameter Site R.D i'ot.-il Rea stance Re-Rtunce Due to Length 1*4 13.0 VS 11.2 2 8.7 37 1 32 26 ! 21 18 14 Determination of Q Q = 8.098 X 1000 X 130 = 1,053,000 BTU/hr. required. Determination of U From the conditions given, water flows through the heat exchanger at the rate of 1000 GPH, giving con tinuous flow. Therefore, a value of "U" will be se lected from the column headed "Forced Convec tions." The velocity of the water as it passes the coil w ill obviously be low, and since steel pipe is used, some rusting may be expected. The minimum value of "U" for forced convections, i. e., U = 150, is therefore used. Determination of T (Use Formula 2) tri'D = 207 - 50 = 217 F. LTD = 259 - ISO = 79 F. 217 - 79 138 The equivalent length of the circular coil, then, is equal to the lineal length of the pipe times the ratio of the total resistance to the resistance due to length. Equivalent Length: (IM") = |y X 118 = 208 feet of straight pipe 32 (1J4") = tloq X 104 = 185 feet of straight pipe (2") = 2--() X 83 = 154 feet of straight pipe Amount of steam that must be condensed to provide 1,053,000 BTU = = 1130 lbs./hr. 930 For the purpose of calculating pressure drop, the average quantity of steam (lowing within the coil may be assumed as, = .75 X 1130 = 850 pounds per hour. Refer to pages 534 and 535 to determine pressure drops as follows: c, A/L.. lU .0007 10-V i .05 1 12,o7 ID .0007 j 755 1 .95 )-o7 2 .0007 ' 213 ' .95 ! 10 By inspection, the conditions of the problem i. e., 5 psi maximum pressure drop, cannot be met with either 11 or i1 /' pipe, and 2" pipe must be used. Total pressure drop in the 2" coil will be: Determination of A {Use Formula /) 42 1.053.000 150 X 130 51.5 sq. ft. riiux L0, or 2AG psi Number of coils required will be: ~~ -- S.S. or 9 coils. <1 L) CRANE Thermal Properties of Water Temperature of Water Fahr. 32 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 1-10 160 170 180 190 200 *>10 212 220 240 260 280 300 350 400 450 500 600 700 Saturation Pressure Specific Volume Density Weight Pound' ner Square Inch \h"ulutc ('uNe Kvt per Pound Pi >unJ* per (iubic Foot Pound' per Cditun .08854 .12170 .17811 .2563 .3631 .5069 .6982 .9492 1.2748 1.6924 2.2225 2.8886 3.718 4.741 5.992 7.510 9.339 11.526 14.123 14.696 17.186 24.969 35.429 49.203 67.013 134.63 247.31 422.6 680.8 1045.2 1542.9 3093.7 .01602 .01602 .01603 .01604 .01606 62.42 62.42 62.38 62.34 62.27 8.345 8.345 8.340 8.334 8.325 .01608 .01610 .01613 .01617 .01620 62.19 62.11 62.00 61.84 61.73 8.314 8.303 8.289 8.267 8.253 .01625 .01629 .01634 .01639 .01645 61.54 61.39 61.20 61.01 60.79 8.227 8.207 8.182 8.156 8.127 .01651 .01657 .01663 .01670 .01672 60.57 60.35 60.13 59.88 59.81 8.098 8.068 8.039 8.005 7.996 .01677 .01692 .01709 .01726 .01745 .01799 59.63 59.10 58.51 57.94 57.31 55.59 7.972 7.901 7.822 7.746 7.662 7.432 .01864 .0194 .0204 .0218 .0236 .0369 53.65 51.55 49.02 45.87 42.37 27.10 7.172 6.892 6.553 6.132 5.664 3.623 Weight per Gallon based on 7.48 Gallons per Cubic Foot. Specific Heat 1.0093 1.0048 1.0015 .9995 .9982 .9975 .9971 .9970 .9971 .9974 .9978 .9984 .9990 .9998 1.0007 1.0017 1.0028 1.0039 1.0052 1.0055 1.0068 1.0104 1.0148 1.020 1.026 1.044 1.067 1.095 1.130 1.200 1.362 539 Specific Gravity 1.001 1.001 1.000 1.000 .998 .997 .996 .994 .991 .990 .987 .984 .981 .978 .975 .971 .968 .964 .960 .959 .956 .947 .938 .929 .919 .891 .860 .826 .786 .735 .679 .434 Weight of Air at Various Pressures and Temperatures1 Temp. of Air 0|5 Gauge Pressure, in Pounds per Square Inch 10 | 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 no 130 140 150 175 200 225 250 300 Deg. Fahr. Weight (Density), in Pounds per Cubic Foot -------- 0900.1205-.1515;.2125 .2744\3360>.3970;.45801.5190'.58001 64101.702 1.76351.825 1.886 1.948 1.01011.165 (1.318 .1.465 jl 625 1.930 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 0882 .1184 .1485'.2090*.2685 .3283*.38801.44781.5076 .5674r .6272S.687 1.747 1.807 1.868 < .928 0864 .1160 .1455 .2040 .2630 .3215 .3800'.4385..4970'.5555' .6140 .672 `.731 !.790 '.849 !.908 *0846 .1136.1425 .1995 .2568 .3145 .3720 .4292 .4863 .5433 .6006 .658 .716 .774 .832 .889 ]0828.1112.1395 .1955 .2516 .3071 .3645 .4205..4770 .5330 .5890 .645 .701 .757 .813 .869 * .989*1.139 U.288 ' .968T. 114 1.260 .947 1.090 1.233 .927 1.067 1.208 .0811 1088 .1366 .1916 .2465.3015 .3570 .4121^4672 .5221 .5771 .632 j.687 .0795 1067 .1338 .1876.2415.2954 .3503 .4038 .4576 .5114 .5652 .619 ,.673 .0780 1045 .1310 .1839 .2367.2905 .3432 .3960 .4487 .5014 .5541 .607 `.660 .0764 .1025.1283 .18031.2323.2840 .3362 .3882 .4402 .4927 .5447 .596 .649 .0750 1005.1260'.1770 .2280 .2791 .3302 .3808 .4316 .4824 .5332 .584 .635 .742 s.797 .852 , .908 *1.046 >1..1184 .727 j.7$l ..835 .890 11.025 *1.161 .713 .766 `,819 * ,873 '1.006 4.139 .700 >.752 `.804 1 .856 i .988 <1.116 .686 .737 '.788 .839 1 .967 *1.095 1.438 1.406 1.376 1.348 11 .322 1 296 l 271 l 245 1 223 l ,588 l ,553 l ,520 1 ,489 1.,460 1, 431 1, 403 1, 376 1, 350 1.890 1.850 1.910 1.770 1.735 11..760618 1.636 1.604 80" J21n900o00_ 130 140 150 175 _200__ .0736 .0723 .0710 .0698 0988 .1239 .1738 .2237 .2739 .3242 .3738 .4234 .4729 .5224 .572 .622 0970M218'.1707 .2195-.2688 .3182 .3670 .4154 .4639 .5122 .561 ,.611 0954.11971.1676*.2155:.2638 .3122'.3602 .4079-.4555;.5033 .551 j.599 0937.1176 .1645 .2115 .2593 .3070 .3542 .4011 .4481.4950 542 '.589 0921 .1155 .1618 .2080 .2549 .3018 .3481 .3944 .4403 .4866 .533 .579 .0674* .0905 .1135 .1590.2045 .2505 .2966 .3446 . 3924 .429b .4770 .524 .0663 .0889 .1115 .1565 .2015 .2465 .2915 .3364 . 3813 .4262 .4711 .516 .0652 .0874 .1096 .1541 .1985 ,2425 .2865 .3308 . 3751 .4193 .4636 .508 .0626 ,0840 .1054 .1482 .1910 . 2335 .2755 .3181 3607 .4033 .4450 .488 .0603 ,0809.1014 .1427 .1840 . 2248 .2655 .3054 3473 .3882 .4291 .470 570 561 552 531 511 .673 -.723 .660 `.709 .648 1.696 .637 '.685 .626 .673 .616 .606 .596 .573 .552 662 651 640 616 592 ,774 .824 .759 .809 .745 .794 .732 1 .780 .720 .767 708 .754 .696 .742 .685 .730 .658 | .701 .633 l .674 .949 .1 074 l 199 I .325 1.573 .932 jl 054 >1 177 U .300 1.544 .944 l 035 t 155 11 .276 1.517 001 1.899 'l 017 l 135 1 .254 1.491 .884 1 ,118 l .234 K465 .869 .984" I .099 l .2(4" "l. 44<f .855 .968 1 .081 l .194 1.416 .021 1.841 .953 1 .064 l . 175 1.392 .808 .914 1 .128 1.337 .776 .879 .982 L .084 1.287 225 250 275 300 350 '.0581 .0779 .0976 .1373 .1770 . 2163 .2555 .2949 . 3344 .3738 .4129 .452 491 .0560 .0751 .0941 .1323 .1705 .2085 .2466 .2845 3223 .3602 .3981 .436 *. 474 .0541 .0726 .0910 .1278 .1645 .2011 .237$ .2745 . 311! .3478 .3844 .421 458 .0523 .0707 .0881 .1237.1592 .1945 .2300 .2654 3008 .3362 .3716 .407 442 >.0491 .0658 .0825 .1160'. 1495 .1828 .2160 .2492' 2824 .3156 .3488 .382 415 .531 .513 . 494 .478 .449 .570 .551 .531 .513 .482 .609 ; .649 . 747 .589 .627 .722 .568 * ,605 .69"7 .549 ' .585 .673 .516 I .549 .632 . 846 .944 .817 .912 .789 .881 .762 , .852 .715 ! .799 1 043 1 007 972 940 883 1.240" 1.197 1.155 1.118 1.048 400 450 500 550 600 .0463 .0621 .0779'.1090.1405.1720 .2035 .2348 .2661 .2974 .3287'.360 .0437 .0586 .0735 .1033.1330.1628.1925 .2220 .2515 .2810 .3105*.340 .0414.0555 .0696 .0978.1260 .1540.1820 .2100.2380 .2660 .2940.322 .0394.0528.0661 .0930.1198 .1464.1730 .1996 .2262 .2528 .2794.306 .0376.0504 .0631 .0885.1140.1395.1650 .1904.2158.2412 .2668 .292 .391 .423 .369 .399 .351 .379 .333 .359 .317 .343 .454 .429 .407 .386 .368 .486 j .517 , .458 I .488 \ .435 .463 J .413 .440 .393 .419 .596 * .674 \ .562 .637 , .534 \ .604 * .507 : .573 .483 .547 .753 .711 .675 .641 .611 831 .987 786 .934 746 .885 709 .841 675 .301 'Reprinted from "Compressed Air Data" Fifth (edition. Courtesy ol Inger2oll-Rand Company. 42 540 CRANE Pressure Drop in Bends and Elbows Resistance of Bends to Flow The relationship between the equivalent length of pipe bends and the ratio of the radius of the bend axis to the internal diameter, i.e. R/D, is not well defined and con siderable variation is found in the results based on the work of various investigators. The chart below, showing the resistance of qo bends in terms of equivalent length of straight pipe, represents average flow conditions and is based on the work of K. H. Biej, in his paper on ``Pressure Losses for Fluid Flow in qo Pipe Bends," Journal of Re search of the National Bureau of Standards, Vol. 21, July, 1938. The chart showing the Resistance of Miter Bends to the Flow of Fluids represents average flow conditions and is based on resistance coefficients for Miter Bends deter mined _by H. Kirchbach, "Loss of Energy in Miter* Bends," Transactions of the .Munich Hydraulic Institute, Bulletin No. 3, American Society of Mechanical En gineers, New York, 1935. Resistance of Elbows to Flow For the common 90 cast or malleable iron screwed elbow, the total resistance is roughly equivalent to 30 diameters of straight pipe. Flanged elbows offer approximately 25% less resistance than screwed elbows. Reproduced by permission of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers 42 (Biej) Deflection Angle, 8, in Degrees Resistance of Miter Bends to the Flow of Fluids (Kirchbach) CRANE Excerpts from the Code for Pressure Piping 541 Show n on this and the following page are excerpts from the Code for Pressure Piping, American Standard B31. 1-1942, with K344 Supplement No. 1 and iQ4; Supplement No. 2. The excerpts cover the Scope and Classification of the five piping sections and set forth limitations of threaded end pipe. Section 1, Power Piping Systems " 101 Scope. Section 1 of this Code covers the de sign, manufacture, test and installation of power piping systems, as defined below, for steam generat ing plants, central heating plants, and industrial plants. 102 Classification, (a) Power piping systems and the component parts of such piping including, for example, the pipe, flanges, bolting, gaskets, valves, and fittings, shall be understood to embrace all steam, water, and oil piping (not including oil piping cov ered by Section 3 of this code) within or forming a part of the above-mentioned plants. Gas, air, re frigerating piping, central and district heating steam or hot water distribution piping away from the plant, building heating piping when the pressure does not exceed 1 j p.s.i. gage, roof and floor drains, plumbing, sprinkler systems, piping for hydraulic pressure tools or equipment, sewers, and industrial process piping for fluids not mentioned above, are excluded. (b) Valves, fittings, and piping for boilers, as pre scribed in the A.S.M.E. Code for Power Boilers are within the scope of this code except that provisions of the A.S.M.E. Code for Power Boilers shall govern insofar as they exceed corresponding requirements of this code. (c) Economizers, heaters, tanks, and other pressure vessels are outside the scope of this code, but con necting piping shall conform to the requirements herein specified. 122 Thickness of Pipe, (f) Steel....... pipe lighter than Schedule 40....... shall not be threaded. The value of P in formula 1 (pipe design formula)........ shall not be taken at less than 100 psi gage for any conditions or material. (g) U .'While the thickness given by ......... (the pipe design formula)........is theoretically ample to take care of both bursting pressure and material removed in the threading, it is mandatory that where steel pipe is threaded and used for steam pressures of 2f0 psi and over, or for piping under pressure in excess of 100 psi with water tem perature of 220 F and over, it shall be seamless of a quality at least equal to A.S.T..M. Specifications A-106 or A-51 and of a weight at least equal to Schedule .30....... in order to furnish added mechanical strength." Section 2, Gas and Air Piping Systems "201 Scope. This section covers the design, manu facture, installation, and tests of piping systems and the component parts of such piping including, for example, the pipe, flanges, bolting, gaskets, valves, and fittings, intended for conveying air, fuel gas, illuminating gas, and other substantially non-cor rosive gases. 202 Classification, (a) This section includes city gas distribution systems, cross-country transporta tion systems, piping in gas manufacturing plants, in gas or air compressing stations, and in processive plants. (b) This section does not contemplate gas or air tem peratures above 450F. The requirements of Section 3 of this code for temperatures above 4>oF. shall apply to all gas or air piping systems where the tem perature exceeds 45oF. (c) This section does not apply to: (1) Air piping under pressures 30 psi and below, (4) Piping used for conveying refinery process gas in oil refineries or gasoline recovery plants, and for sewer gas; or ducts for waste gases and ventilation. (5) Casing, tubing, and pipe when used in gas or oil wells, and material gas and oil field producing and gathering systems outside the boundaries of city or villages. The gathering system is defined as a piping system which carries gas from wells to a common point in the producing field where the transportation systems begin, (6) Residential and commercial building gas piping systems. 220 Thickness of Pipe. Div. 1. (d)........................................ The value of P allowed........shall not exceed twothirds of the mill test pressure for service tempera tures not in excess of iooF and five-ninths of the mil! test pressure for a service temperature of 43oF, P values for intermediate temperatures to be ob tained by interpolation. (e) Threaded pipe thinner than listed in any of the specifications for threaded pipe enumerated........ (in the code) shall not be used. (2) Equipment or apparatus, or pipe connections which are a part of apparatus. i3. Piping lined with lire brick or other refractory ma terial used for conveying hot gases, (f) The value of P shall not be taken at less than 1 So psi for pipe diameters up to and including 24 in., and 100 psi for pipe diameters greater than 24 in....... " Section 3, Oil Piping Systems Including Oil Vapor, Refinery Gas, and Gasoline Recovery Plants "301 Scope. Section 3 of this Code covers manda tory requirements and recommended practices for the design, manufacture, test, and installation of oil piping systems and the component parts of such piping including, for example, the pipe, flanges, bolting, gaskets, valves, and fittings, used in the production, transmission, and refining of petroleum, it is not intended to include casing, tubing or pipe used in gas or oil wells." (continued on the next page) 42 542 CRANE Excerpts from the Code for Pressure Piping (Section 3--continued from the preceding page) "302 Classification, fa. I'he requirements specified herein shall apply particularly to oil piping, refinery uas pipinij. and piping lor gasoline reco\erv plants. They may abo w uwd for corre-nonding pressure and temperature conditions for ill piping other than oil: such as steam, air. water, gas. etc., used in the distribution s\stems and process areas of the plants devoted principally to the processing and handling of oils, but they shall not be used for steam piping in such plants within the limits of the boiler house or boiler plant areas, nor for boiler feed water piping between feed pumps and boilers; piping for these services and in these locations shall conform to the requirements of Section r. The requirements do not apply to heater coils, economizers, or pipe exchangers except surface coolers or exchangers ordinarily known as condenser box coils; nor to the design of piping for conveying fluids such as acids or caustics (or solutions thereof), or other special fluids of a dangerous nature. (b) This section of the code includes piping, valves, and fittings up to the connections of drums, pressure vessels, and apparatus, and up to the tube sheets of furnaces, interstage piping between compressors or duplex pumping equipment, etc., but does not in clude (i) The connections themselves, which are ordinarily furnished with and as a part of the equip ment; it) piping exposed to flame in furnaces; (}) internal piping or its parts integral with the equip ment or apparatus. (c) Oil lines are classified according to pressure and temperature. Oil vapor lines shall follow the same classifications and specifications as oil lines. (Re finery gas lines are dealt with specifically.) 325 Thickness of Pipe, (e) For pipes both inside and outside of refinery limits it is recommended that no pipe lighter than A.P. 1. standard threaded line pipe (see A.P.I. St indard 5 L) shall be threaded (where two or more standard weights of pipe are obtainable the heavier or heaviest is referred to in this case). (f) Regardless of the actual pressure, the minimum thickness of the pipe used shall not be less than that determined by........(the pipe design formula)........., and in addition shall not be less than the thickness required for mechanical strength as determined by the best engineering data available. For tempera tures above "50F, only seamless steel pipe or a high temperature resisting seamless alloy pipe is permitted where......... " Section 4, District Heating Piping Systems "401 Scope, (a) This section covers the design, piping within buildings, roof, and floor drains, or manufacture, test, and installation of district heat plumbing and sewers. This section shall not apply to ing and central heating piping systems and the com heating systems aboard ship. ponent parts of such piping including, for example, the pipe, flanges, bolting, gaskets, valves, and fittings (away from the plant) for the distribution of steam or hot water, for pressures not exceeding 6oo psi or temperatures in excess of 750F. (c) Outdoor steam or hot water distribution piping on the premises of an industrial establishment shall conform to the requirements of this section. Such distribution piping constructed within the buildings of such establishment shall conform to Section i of (b) Piping in the district heating and central heat this code. ing generating plants is covered by Section i of this Code. Piping for pressures in excess of 6oo psi, or temperatures in excess of 750F, shall conform to requirements of Section i. 423 Thickness of Pipe, (f) Steel........pipe lighter than Schedule 40........shall not be threaded. In ........(the pipe design formula;.........the value P shall be taken at not less than 100 psi gage for any 402 Classification, (a) District and central heating conditions or material. piping systems shall include all distributing piping for steam or hot water produced in district heating and central heating plants whether the piping is in stalled underground or elsewhere and distributed at pressures in excess of i j p.s.i. gage. (b) This section shall not apply to equipment, apparatus, or pipe connections which are a part of apparatus, nor does it apply to low pressure heating (g) (l)While the thickness given by ......... (the pipe design formula)........ is theoretically ample to take care of both bursting pressure and material removed in the threading, it is mandatory that where steel pipe is threaded and used for steam pressures of 2?0 psi and over, or for piping under pressure in excess of 100 psi with water tem perature of 220 F and over, it shall be seamless of a quality at least equal to A S.T.M. Specifications A-1 On or A-5'3 and of a weight at least equal to Schedule SO........ in order to furnis.. added mechanical strength." Section 5, Refrigeration Piping Systems "501 Scope. Section 5 of this Code covers the de piping unless specifically restricted by the wording sign, manufacture, installation, and tests of piping to one or the other class. systems and the component parts of such piping including, for examole. the pipe, flanges, bolting, gaskets, valves, and fittings for refrigerants and brines, as defined below. (b) Water piping in connection with refrigerating systems shall be designed in accordance with the provisions for Service Water ar l Condensing Water Systems in Section 1 of this code........... 503 Classification. <a) Refrigeration piping shall be 519 Specific Minimum Thickness Requirements for Re understood to comprise all refrigerant and brine frigerant Pipe and Tubing, (a) Standard weight (Sched piping, wheresoever used and whether erected on the ule 40) steel........pipe may be used for design work premises or factory assembled. It does not include ing pressures not exceeding 250 psi, provided lap shell apparatus, compressors, nor pumps, but does welded or seamless pipe is used for sizes larger than include all connecting refrigerant or brine piping, 2" (iron pipe size) and extra heavy (Schedule 80) 42 starting at the first joint adjacent to such apparatus. Requirements apply to both refrigerant and brine pipe is used for liquid lines for 1 and smaller." (iron pipe size) r CRANE 543 Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe Calculating Working Pressure, Stress, or Wall Thickness Based on the Code for Pressure Piping lr ;$ the generally accepted praccice among designers t-'duv. a hen computing thickness of pipe for a riven sen ice condition to use formulas provided by the Code for Pressure Piping, the A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code, or other applicable codes. Of these codes, the Code for Pressure Piping. Amer ican Standard B31.1-1942, with !Q44 Supplement No. i and 1047 Supplement No. 2, serves the widest general purpose. It presents minimum safety re quirements for the design, manufacture, and erection of pressure piping systems, and is divided into five major sections, as follows: Section 1..................................... covering Power Piping Section 2 , ... covering Gas and Air Piping Section 3. .. ............................covering Oil Piping Section 4............... covering District Heating Piping Sections....................... covering Refrigeration Piping Pipe Design Formula The Code for Pressure Piping includes the following calculated by the above formula should be multi formulas for determining pipe wall thickness: plied by 8 ~ to obtain the nominal wall thickness. t = PD 2S + .8P -h c, for Sections 1. 4, and 5 and:t = PD 2S + c. for Sections 2 and 3. Where: *t = minimum pipe wall thickness for in spection, in inches P = maximum internal working pressure, in lbs. per sq. in. (gauge) D = outside diameter of pipe, in inches S = allowable stress in material, in lbs. per sq. in. c = allowance for threading, mechanical strength, and for corrosion, in inches Since all pipe furnished bv the mill is subject to a 12variation in wall ickness, the thickness The value of P,shall not be taken at less than allowed by the various Sections of the Code. Table 1 "c" Values for Steel Pipe, Code for Pressure Piping Nominal Pipe Size Inches Plain End ' ''Threaded Sections Section Section Sections 1. 4, &5 3 2 1. 3. 4. & 5 Vs Vi and Ya i/2 and % 1 1*4 to 2 Larger than 2 0.05' 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.065 0.065 0.00" 0.00 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 Depend on corrosive condi- cions. See Code. 0.05" 0.05 0.0571 0.06% 0.06% 0.1000 "Values are for American Standard Pipe Threads for nominal pipe sices of J^-inch and larger. Simplified Method for Calculating Working Pressure, Stress, or Wall Thickness Although the formulas given above enable the deter mination of pipe wall thicknesses, their extensive use for practical purposes involves many laborious calculations. By establishing the ratio of the work ing pressure to the allowable stress as a coefficient, Crane engineers have developed an exceedingly easy, simple, and accurate method for figuring not only the pipe wall thickness but also the stress in the pipe or the working pressure of the pipe, based on the Code for Pressure Piping. Three typical problems and complete data for making calculations are shown on the following two pages. * * * * * * * * % $ * * sf; * Coefficients for calculating; P 'S values: The coefficients for calculating, which are the values of the ratio of the working pressure to allowable stress (P S) are shown in Table 3, page 545. This table covers various thicknesses and sizes of steel pipe, including not only all scheduled pipe shown in the American St ;~dard for Wrought-Iron and Wrought- Steel Pipe . A. 030.1c) but also other thicknesses which are at present commercially available. The table has been based upon the design formulas given in the Code for Pressure Piping, the formulas being rearranged the following manner in order to calculate these vu^.es: _ 2 (.875T -- c) , c . , ,- P S= D -- .8 ("875T-cTi for Sectlons " 4- and X and, : 0P Sc 2C=.87ST --^c-l ,forcSection ,3 Where: T = nominal wall thickness, in inches The P S values \ ary for the different sections of the Code due to the fact that the formulas and the value of "c" are not the same in all sections. The use of any particular \alue. therefore, depends upon the service for w hich the pipe is to be used. Allowable stress for pipe: Each section of the Code for Pressure Piping tabulates the allowable stress, "S". for piping materials at various temperatures. Table 2, page 544. shows these allowable stresses for steel pipe made in accordance with A.S.T.Xf. Specifications A 53 and A icb, and for carbon molyb denum steel pipe made in accordance with A.S.T.M. Specification A 20b. The allowable stresses for Section 2 of the Code for Pressure Piping have not been included in Table z, because information for solution of the pipe design formula must be obtained from the Code since "c" values for Section 2 depend upon corrosive conditions. Calculated pressure-temperature ratings: For the convenience of users. Crane engineers have also calculated the actual pressure-temperature ratings for Standard and Extra Strong Grade \ Seamless Steel Pipe for the Power Piping and the Oil Piping (Within Refinery Limits) Sections of the Code lor Pressure Piping. See pages 288 and iSo. As explained above, other ratings, stresses, or pipe wall thicknesses can be easily calculated from the data shown on the following two pages. 544_________________ Bated on Code for Pretsure Piping CRANE Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe (Conf.) Calculating Working Pressure, Stress, or Wall Thickness Working Pressure, Stress, or Thickness Calculated Quickly and Accurately Determining Working Pressure Multiply P/s value Determination of maximum alby allowable stress. |0Viable working pressure when material, thickness. anJ temperature are known. What is the maximum allowaHe working pressure at iccF. for i" Schedule 4- Grade A seamless steel plain end pipe per A.S.T.M. Specification A 100 to comply with Section 1 of the Code for Pressure Piping? The P/S value for 1" Schedule 40 pipe for Section 1 is .105; see Table 3. The allowable stress for Grade A pipe at ico F. for Section 1 is 11,240 pounds; see Table 2. Multiply these values to obtain the maxi mum working pressure, thus: Working pressure = .105 x 12240 = 1285 lbs. per sq, in Determining Stress Divide working pressure Determination of stress in by P. S value. pipe wj-,en the material, the working pressure, and the thickness are known. What is the stress in 4" Schedule 80, Grade A seam less steel plain end pipe per A.S.T.M. Spec. A 106 when the working pressure is iooo pounds per square inch and the temperature is 55oF.? The stress should not exceed that allowed at 550 F. by Section 1 of the Code for Pressure Piping. The P/S value for 4" Schedule 80 pipe for Section 1 is .107; see Table 3. Divide the known working pres sure by the P/S value, thus: Stress = --= 9346 lbs. per sq. in. The allowable stress for this Grade A seamless steel pipe at F. per Section t is ro,o8o pounds per square inch; see Table 2. Since the calculated stress is less than the allowable, the pipe is satisfactory for the service conditions. Determining Pipe Wall Thickness Divide working pressure Determination of pipe wall by allowable stress to get P, S value. thickness when the material, working pressure, and tem Refer to Table 3 for equivalent. perature are known. What thickness of 12" Grade B seamless steel plain end pipe per A.S.T.M. Specification A rco can be used for 030 pounds per square inch oil working pressure at 450 F. ? This pipe is to comply with Section 3 (Within Refinery Limits) of the Code for Pressure Piping. Table 2--Allowable Stresses for Steel Pipe (psi) From Code for Pressure Piping_________ Temper- Degrees Fahr. Seamless Grade A *t{ Grade Carbon B Molvbt; denum ASTM ASTM ASTM A 106 A 106 A 206 LapWeld + ASTM A 53 or A 106 ButtWeld + ASTM A 53 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 Section 1, Power Piping or Section 4, District Heating 12240 12000 11760 11520 11280 11040 10800 10560 10320 10080 9840 9600 9250 8700 8000 6850 5600 3800 2000 15300 15000 14700 14400 14100 13800 13400 , 13200 12900 12600 12300 12000 11400 10400 9100 7400 5600 3800 2000 11000 11000 11000 10750 10500 10000 8000 5000 9600 9400 9200 9000 8775 8550 8350 8150 7950 7750 7550 7300 6800 6250 6875 6750 6625 6500 6350 200 o050 5950 5800 5boU 5550 5400 5100 4700 100 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 Section 3, Oil Piping Outside of Refinery Limits | 25500 1 29750 ,_________ | 15950 I 15300 Within Refinery Limits 18000 17450 16900 16350 15800 21000 20450 19900 19350 18800 18000 17650 17350 17000 16700 11250 11000 10750 10500 10250 10800 10500 10200 9900 9600 15300 14700 14150 13600 13100 18250 17700 17200 16600 16100 16350 16050 15700 15400 15050 10000 9700 9450 9200 8950 9300 9000 8700 8400 8100 12550 12000 11550 10900 10000 15550 15000 14250 13000 11400 14750 14400 14100 13800 13500 8700 8450 8200 7850 7800 7500 7200 6700 8550 7000 4750 2500 9250 7000 4750 2500 13150 12250 10000 6250 3000 1500 Section 5, Refrigeration Piping | 12000 | 15000 |_________ | 9000 | 6800 The allowable stress for 12" Grade B pipe at 450 F. for Section 3 is 17,pounds; see Table 2. Divide the known working pressure by the allowable stress, thus: q,-o P/S value =Tt^o= -055 Compare this P S value w ith those of the established thicknesses of 1 2" pipe to find its equivalent or the next heavier weight; see Table 3. In the column for Section 3, it will be found that 12" pipe with a .jco" thickness has a P S value of .cbi. Since the calcu- `Silicon killed, 0.10 to 0.25 per cent silicon. tWichin the following temperature limitations, the values are also applicable to Seamless Pipe per ASTM Specification \ 53: For Section 1 or 4, Grade A Pipe not exceeding o5W F. Grade B Pipe not exceeding 700 F. For Section 3. Grade A or B Pipe not exceeding 750' F. JFor Section 3 only, values are al<o applicable to A.P.L 5L. lated value is .055 and the next lighter weight pipe (.40(3" thickness) has a lower P/S value (.048), pipe ,jcc" thick should be used. For allowable stresses for steel pipe for Section 2, Division I, Gas and Air Piping, see Code for Pressure Piping, Welded and Seamless Steel Pipe (Cont.) Calculating Working Pressure, Stress, or Wall Thickness CRANE ___________________ 545 Based on Code for Pressure Piping Table 3--P S Values for Steel Pipe; Coefficients, Based on Code for Pressure Piping Nom- O.D. ' inal of Pipe Pipe Sire Inches1 'Nominal Wall Thickness Inches 2Values for P S Plain End Pipe 3Thd"d. Pipe Sec. 1. Sec. Sec. 1. Sec. 4. or 5 3 4. or 5 3 1s . 405 .068 MO. s .095 '80. x .048 .294 .048 .047 .175 .410 . 175 .164 14 o40 .088 (401 s .119 180) x .104 .285 .104 .100 .218 .386 .218 .200 3/s .67o .091 (40) s ,12b (80) x .091 .236 .091 .088 .192 .327 .192 .179 .109 (40) s .113 .108 .095 .091 % .840 .147 (80) x .187 (160) .202 .187 .183 .170 .303 .271 .282 .254 .294 xx .615 .493 .589 .477 _ 1 .OoO .113(40) s . 154 (80) x .218 (160) .308 xx .097 .173 .300 .502 .093 .161 .268 .418 .082 .157 .283 .482 .080 .148 .255 .405 . 133 (40) s .105 .101 .073 .071 l 1.31a . 179 (80) x .250 (160) .173 .162 .140 .132 .286 .257 .249 .227 .358 xx .477 .400 .435 .371 . 140 (40) s .071 .087 .065 .064 l Vi 1.660 .191(80) x .250 (160) .129 .141 .123 .118 .200 .203 .194 .180 .382 xx .373 .342 .365 .319 . 145 (40) s .067 .081 .062 .060 Hit 1.900 .200 (80) x .281 (160) .121 .132 .116 .111 .206 .206 .200 .186 .400 xx .341 .316 .335 .295 . 154 (40) s .060 .071 .056 .055 2 2.3/ 5 .218 (80) x .343 (160) .111 .119 .106 .102 .215 .211 .210 .194 .436 xx .298 .279 .293 .263 .203 (40) s .081 .089 .055 .054 2lz 2.875 .276 (80) x .375 (160) .129 .133 .102 .098 .198 .193 .169 .159 .552 xx .329 .301 .298 .266 .216 (40) s .073 .079 .052 .051 3 3.O00 .300 (80) x .437 (160) .118 .121 .096 .093 .196 .190 .172 .161 .600 xx .294 .271 .269 .243 3, 4.000 .226 (40) s .318 (80) x .068 .074 .050 .049 .111 .114 .092 .089 .237 (40) s .065 .070 .049 .048 .337 (80) x .107 .109 .090 .087 4 4.500 .437 (120) .149 .148 .132 .126 .531 (160) .191 .184 .173 .162 .674 xx .257 .240 .238 .218 .258 (40) s .059 .063 .046 .045 .375 (80) x .098 .100 .085 .082 5 5.563 .500 (120) .142 .139 .128 .121 .625 (160) .186 .179 .172 .161 .750 xx .232 .218 .217 .200 .280 (40) s .056 .059 .045 .044 .432 (80) x .098 .099 .087 .084 b 6.625 .562 (120) .136 .133 .124 .118 .718 (160) .182 .175 .170 .159 .864 xx .228 .213 .215 .198 .250 (20) .277 (30) .322 (40) s .406 (60) .500 (80) x .593 (100) .718 (120) .812 (140) .875 xx .906 (160) .036 .042 .051 .069 .089 .110 .138 .159 .174 .181 .039 .045 .054 .071 .090 .109 .134 .153 .166 .172 .028 .033 .043 .061 .081 .101 .129 .150 . 165 .172 .028 .033 .042 .059 .078 .097 .122 .142 .154 .161 1 Figures in parentheses indicate A.S.A. B-36 Schedule Num bers. Letters "s", "x", and "\xx" indicate Standard, Extra Strong, and Double Extra Strong Pipe. 2 P, S Values for Section 2 arc not listed because the "c" values page >43) vary, depending upon corrosive conditions. 3 Seepages >41 and 542 for limitations of threaded ends.______ Nom- O.D. inal of Pipe Pipe Sice Inches 10" 10.75 12 12.75 HOD 14.00 16 OD 16.00 18 OD 13.00 20 OD 20.00 24 OD 24.00 'Nominal Wall Thickness Inches .250 120i .307 (301 .365 ;40) s .500 (60) x .593 (80) .718 (100) .843 (120) 1.000 (140) 1.125 (160) .250 (20) .330 (30i .375 s .406 (40) .500 x .562 (60) .687 (80) *843 (100) 1.000 (120) 1.125 (140) 1.312 1160) .250 (10) .312 (20) .375 (30) s .437 (40) .500 x .593 (60) .750 (80) .937 (100) 1.093 (120) 1.250 (140) 1.406 (160) .250 (10) .312 (20) .375 (30) s .500 (40) x .656 (60) .843 (80) 1.031 (100) 1.218 (120) 1.437 (140) 1.593 (160) .250 (10) .312 (20) .375 s .437 (30) 500 x .562 (40) .750 (60) .937 (80) 1.156 (100) 1.375 (120) 1.562 (140) 1.781 (160) .250 (10) .375 (20) s .500 (30) x .593 (40) .812 (60) 1.031 (80) 1.281 (100) 1.500 (120) 1.750 (140) 1.968 (160) .250 (10) .375 (20) s .500 x .562 (30) .687 (40) .968 (60) 1.218 (80) 1.531 (100) 1.812 (120) 2.062 (140) 2.343 (160) 2Values for P S Plain End Pipe 3Thd'd. Pipe Sec. 1, Sec. Sec. 1. Sec. 4, or 5 3 4, or 5 3 .029 .038 .048 .071 .087 .109 .132 .160 .184 .031 .041 .050 .072 .087 .108 .128 .153 .174 .022 .032 .041 .064 .080 .102 .125 .153 .176 .022 .031 .041 .063 .078 .098 .119 .144 . 165 .024 .036 .042 .046 .060 .069 .087 .110 .134 .153 .182 .026 .037 .044 .048 .061 .069 .086 .108 .129 .147 .172 .019 .030 .036 .041 .054 .063 .081 .104 .128 .147 .176 .019 .030 .OJb .040 .053 .061 .079 .100 .122 .139 , 164 .022 .024 .017 .017 .030 .032 .025 .025 .038 .040 .033 .033 .046 .047 .041 .040 .054 .055 .049 .048 .067 .067 .061 .060 .087 .087 .082 .079 .113 .110 .107 .103 .134 .129 .129 .122 .156 .149 .151 .142 .178 .169 .173 .161 .019 .026 .033 .047 .065 .087 .109 .132 .158 .178 .021 .028 .035 .048 .066 .086 .107 .127 .151 .168 .015 .022 .029 .043 .061 .082 .104 .127 .154 .173 .015 .022 .029 .042 .059 .080 .100 .121 .145 .162 .017 .023 .030 .036 .042 .048 .067 .087 .110 .133 .154 .178 .019 .025 .031 .037 .043 .049 .067 .086 .107 .128 .146 .168 .013 .019 .026 .032 .038 .044 .063 .083 .106 .129 .149 .173 .013 .019 .025 .031 .038 .044 .062 .080 .101 .123 .141 .162 .015 .027 .038 .046 .066 .087 .110 .131 . 156 .177 .017 .028 .038 .047 .066 .085 .107 .126 .148 .167 .012 .023 .034 .043 .063 .083 .106 .127 .152 .173 .012 .023 .034 .042 .061 .080 .102 .121 .143 .H2 .013 .022 .031 .036 .045 .067 .086 111 .133 .154 .177 .014 .023 .032 .037 .046 .066 .085 .107 .128 .146 .166 .010 .019 .028 .033 .042 .064 .083 .108 .130 .151 .174 .01 .019 .028 .033 .042 .062 .080 .103 .124 .142 .162 te: ^ 546 CRANE Calculation of Pipe Bends Example No. 1 - Given A, B, C, R D = B-C E =11-A = |hr- + E2 = sin AG = j/> - R2 Rp = sin A/pt AS = AP - AG AK = <.)0 - AS AL = 3-i AS .1/ = tan AL x R N = flT .11 0 = B- C-M D = B --C =J,A;t A/:- = sin AF AG=}-,AF H = tan AG x 22 P = C-H B = 2/2 -A C = J/(212)-_23' C sin AD = B-C =A -R = I D- + E2 = sin Z(? = K2- R2 p = sin ZP Z5 = AP + AG AK = 90 - AS AL = H Z5 A1 = tan Ah x 12 A' = H + .1/ 0 = B --C -- M c = y,B D = YiA E = yC2 + D2 D. E = sin AF G=YiE AH -- 90 -- AF r = A^B2 4A L = 2F fn ^1 tg Cg t)^ tt.| *1. trj t) = J A1 - D2 = sin AF H = tan AG x R P = C --H Example No. 7 - Given A, B, C, D, R E = D--A--B G H= sin AK M L = sin AN F = R --C G = 12 4- F L = }i H A0 = VQ--AK--A.X AP^iAO 21 = | T (rJ j .12 = Ji h' -- R' S = tan AP x 22 CRANE Calculation of Pipe Bends (Cont.) 547 Example No. 8 - Given A, B, C, D, R E= D-A-B F = | E'- - C- p = sin AG AH = '-2AG K = tan All x R L =A -K P =B -K A' = F - 2K -A- ~S~ Example No.' 11 - Given R and 45 Angles A = 8.414 x K B = 2.N2S x /< C = 0.82S x ll T = Tangent Length of Pine in Per.J = 0.42.1 x R - - T -p. ,A\roo HZ M\ , Example No. 9 - Given A, B, C, D, R E = D-A-B F = 211 -- C G = + P2 Fp = tan /W An k = y2G M = j//v2 -* `H = sin Z*V iv ZP = 90 - ZP - Z*V ZO = J-j ZP S = tan AO X 22 Example No. 12 - Given A, R C = A - 2R P = 2D C/2R = sin AG D = j, (2Rf-C- E = D --R F =2E All = HO3 - AG AK = ISO0 +2 AG Example No. 10 - Given A, B, C, D, R E = /; - .4 - B F = | O - E'pC = s.in zo,-. AH = i o Zf? 2v = tan Z/2 x R M = .4 - K X = B - a: P = F- 2K C = 1 -5 B D = Ft -- C E = .4 - 2R IE I j F = j D'- -E:.k F = sin AG H = UF____ K = i -Ht __ R! [{ = sin Ll AM = AG - AL Z.V = 180 j- 2 AM AO = 90 4- Z.12 P = 2D 42 548 CRANE Length of Pipe in Bends R Radius r>, R'? of 45'V * Pipe Bends 00 j 4o` R, /^toN /36oN /iTi/N 4'5A R /' ,^/135`Vq Inches Feet 90 Bends 11 21 3 ! l/4 41 51 6 V'2 71 81 9 ! 3/4 10 i n 12 12.5 14 15 16 17.5 18 20 ; i | I I 1 | I | 1 1V4 1V2 21 1 l3/4 24 1 2 25 1 30 1 2Vi 32 | 36 | 3 40 | 48 | 4 50 | 56 1 60 1 5 64 | 70 | 72 | 6 80 | 84 | 7 90 1 7>/z 96 1 8 100 | 108 1 9 120 i 10 132 | 11 144 i 12 156 1 13 168 1 14 180 1 15 192 , 16 204 17 216 , 18 228 | 19 240 | 20 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 i ! 1(1t . w 3 4% 6>/4 7% 9 Vi 11 12 Vi 14Vi 153/4 17V4 183/4 193/4 22 23 Vi 251/4 27i/2 281/4 31V4 33 373/4 391/4 471/4 501/4 56Vi 623/4 751/2 781/2 88 941/4 lOOVi 110 113 1253/4 132 I4H/4 1503/4 157 1691/2 188Vi 2071/4 2261/4 245 263% 2823/4 301 Vi 3201,2 3391/4 358 377 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 | 1 I | | 1 | | i I | I | I I | | I | | | | | , I 1 I , , : , . . 1 180 Bends 3' 6V4 91/2 121/2 153/4 183/4 22 251/4 281/4 311/2 34i/2 373/4 391/4 44 47 501/4 55 561/2 623/4 66 751/2 781/z 941/4 lOOVi 113 1253/4 1503^ 157 176 188Vi 201 220 2261/4 2511/4 2633/4 28234 301 Vi 3141/4 3391/4 377 4143/4 4521/2 490 52734 5651/2 603 6403/4 678Vi 7161/4 754 270 Bends 43/4' 91/2 141/4 183/4 231'i 281/4 33 373/4 42l/2 471/4 1 j 513/4 561/2 59 66 1 703/4 1 751/2 1 821/2 1 843/4 94V4 99 113 1173/4 1411/4 1503/4 1691/z 188Vi 226 V4 235Vi 264 28234 3011/2 3293/4 3391/4 377 3953/4 1 424 i I 4521/2 1 11 4711/4 1 1 509 1 1 565Vi 1 i 622 1 ! 678Vi i i 7351/4 1 791i/2 i , 8481/4 9043/4 1 9611/4 f 10173/4 1 1 10741/2 J 1131 360 Bends 61/4" 12 Vi 183/4 251/4 311/2 373/4 44 501/4 561/2 62?/4 69 75' > 781,2 88 941/4 IOOI/2 110 113 1253/4 132 1503/4 157 188 Vi 201 2261/4 2511/4 301Vi 3141/4 3513/4 377 402 43934 4521/2 50234 52734 565Vi 603 628 V4 6781/2 754 8291/2 90434 980V4 1055Vi 1131 12061/4 128134 1357V4 1432'/. 1508 540 Bends 91/2' 1834 2814 3734 471/4 561/2 66 751/2 8434 941/4 10334 113 1173/4 132 1411/4 15034 165 16934 I881/2 198 2261/4 235Vi 28234 301Vi 3391/4 377 4521/2 4711/4 52734 5651/2 60314 65934 678Vi 754 7911/2 8481/4 90434 9421/2 101734 1131 1244 13571/4 14701/4 15831/2 1696Vi 1809Vi 1922Vi 203534 214834 2262 42 To find the length of pipe in a bend having a radius not given above, add together the length of pipe in bends whose combined radii equal the required radius. Standard Types of Pipe Bends. . . .pages $02 and $03 Example: Find length of pipe in 90 bend of S' 9" radius. Length of pipe in 90 bend of 5' radius = 94M" Lcngch of pipe in 90 bend of 9* radius = 14* Then, length of pipe in 90 bend of 5' 9" radius -- IO8V2' Minimum permissible radii of pips bends.. . .page 503 CRANE Thermal Expansion and Modulus of Elasticity of Pipe 549 References Pipe............................................................................ pages 477 to 484 American Standard for Pipe... ...................pages 486 to 489 Commercial Wrought Steel Pipe Data............ pages 490 and 491 Calculating Working Pressures. Stress, or Wall Thickness of Pipe................... pages 543 to 545 Calculations of Pipe Bends................................pages 546 and 547 Length of Pipe in Bends......................................................page 54S 42 550 CRANE Spacing of Pipe Supports When a horizontpipe line is supported at interme diate points, sagging of the pipe occurs between these supports, the amount of sat; being >.!epcn^lent upon the ueight of the ripe, fluid, insulation, and valves or fittings which nut be included in the line. If the pipe line is installed w ith no Jow nward pitch, pockets w ill be formed in each span in which case condensa tion may collect if the line is transporting steam. In order to eliminate these pockets, the line must be pitched downward so that the outlet of each span is lower than the maximum sag. Crane has conducted tests to determine the de flection of horizontal standard pipe lines filled with water, in pipe sizes :i4" to 4" inclusive, the results of which have indicated that for pipes larger than 2" and with supports having center to center dimensions greater than ro feet, the resultant deflection is less than that determined by the use of the formula for a uniformly loaded pipe fixed at both ends. For pipe sizes 2" and smaller, the test deflection was in excess of that determined by the formula for pipe having fixed ends and approached, for the shorter spans, the deflection as determined by the use of the formula for pipe lines having unrestrained ends. Page 551 gives the deflection of horizontal standard pipe lines filled with water, for varying spans, based upon the results obtained from tests for sizes 2" and smaller, and upon the formula for fixed ends for the larger sizes of pipe. The deflection values given on the chart are twice those obtained from test or cal culated. to compensate for any variables including weight of insulation, etc. The formula given below indicates the vertical dis tance that the spa., must be pitched so that the outlet is lower than the maximum sag of the pipe. where: W f-ir h = Difference in elevation of span ends, inches S = Length of one span, feet y = Deflection of one span, inches By eliminating the unconsequential term the denominator, the forrmTi reduces to: from k = -f y The pitch of pipe spans, called the Average Gradient, is a ratio between the drop in eles-ation and the length of the span. This is expressed as so many inches in a certain number of feet. Average Gradient = --i y The dotted lines as shown on the chart on the oppo site page are plotted from the above formula and indicate average gradients of 1" in io', 1" in 15', 1" in 20', 1" in 30', and 1" in 40'. EXAMPLE What is the maximum distance between supports for a 4" Standard pipe line assuming a pitch or average gradient of 1" in 30 feet? Proceed downward from the intersection of the diagonal dotted line for an average gradient of 1" in 30 feet and the diagonal solid line for 4" pipe to the bottom line where it is noted that the maximum span is approximately 22 feet. 42 Spacing of Pipe Supports tConf.J CRANE Deflection of Horizontal Pipe Lines (Based on Standard Pipe Filled with Water) 551 D eflection o f One Span, Inches 42 552 CRANE Conversion Table Measure 1 in. = 25.4 mm. 1 mm. = .03937 in. 1 mm. = .00328 ft. 1 ft. = 304.8 mm. 1 ft. = 30.48 cm. 1 sq. in. = 6.4516 sq. cm. 1 sq. cm. = 0.155 sq. in. 1 sq. cm. = .00108 sq. ft. 1 sq. ft. = 929.03 sq. cm. 1 cu. in. = 16.39 cu. cm. 1 cu. ft. = 1728 cu. in. 1 cu. ft. = 28,316.83 cu. cm. 1 cu. ft. = 7.4805 U. S. gals. 1 cu. ft. = 6.23 imp. gals. 1 cu. ft. = 28.375 liters 1 U. S. gal. = 0.1337 cu. ft. 1 imp. gal. = 277.27 cu. in. 1 imp. gal. = 0.16 cu. ft. 1 imp. gal. = 1.2 U. S. gals. 1 imp. gal. = 4.537 liters 1 liter = 61 cu. in. 1 liter = .0353 cu. ft. 1 lit 'r = .22 imp. gal. Weight 1 cu. in. of water = .0361 lb. (15 C) 1 cu. ft. of water = 62.4 lbs. (15 C) 1 U. S. gal. of water = 8.33 lbs. (15 C) 1 imp. gal. of water = 10 lbs. (15 C) 1 liter of water = 2.2 lbs. (15 C) 1 kg. = 2.2 lbs. 1 cu. in. of water = .0735 cu. in. of mercury 1 cu. in. of mercury = 13.6 cu. in. of water 1 cu. in. of mercury = .491 lb. Velocity 1 ft. per sec. = .3048 m. per sec. 1 m. per sec. = 3.2808 ft. per sec. Density 1 lb. per cu. in. = 27.68 gram, per cu. cm. 1 gr. per cu. cm. = .03613 lb. per cu. in. 1 lb. per cu. ft. = 16.0184 kg. per cu. m. 1 kg. per cu. m. = .06243 lb. per cu. ft. Pressure 1 in. of water = .0361 lb. per sq. in. 1 in. of water = .0735 in. of mercury 1 ft. of water = .4332 lb. per sq. in. 1 ft. of water = .8824 in. of mercury 1 in. of mercury = .4912 lb. per sq. in. 1 in. of mercury = 13.6 in. of water 1 in. of mercury = 1.133 ft. of water 1 cm. of mercury = .1934 lb. per sq. in. 1 atmosphere = 14.696 lbs. per sq. in. I atmosphere = 34 ft. of water 1 atmosphere = 760 trim, of mercury 1 lb. per sq. in. = 27.71 in. of water I lb. per sq. in. = 2.312 ft. of water 1 lb. per sq. in. = 2.04 in. of mercury 1 lb. per sq. in. = .06804 atmosphere 1 lb. per sq. in. = .0703 kg. per sq. cm. 1 lb. per sq. in. = 703.08 kg. per sq. m. 1 kg. per sq. cm. = 14.223 lbs. per sq. in. 1 kg. per sq. m. = .00142 lb. per sq. in. Heat Transfer 1 B.t.u. per sq. ft. = .2712 gram, calorie per sq. cm. 1 gram. cal. per sq. cm. = 3.687 B.t.u. per sq. ft. 1 B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F' = 4.88 kg. cal. per hr. per sq. m. per C. 1 kg. cal. per hr. per sq. m. per C = .205 B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F. 1 B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F = .0001355 gram. cal. per sec. per sq. cm. per C. 1 gram. cal. per sec. per sq. cm. per C = 7380 B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F. 42 Thermal Conductivity 1 B.t.u. per sq. ft. per in. = .6892 gram, calories per sq. cm. per cm. 1 gram. cal. per sq. cm. per cm. = 1.451 B.t.u. per sq. ft. per in. 1 B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F per in. = .0003445 gram. cal. per sec. per sq. cm. per C per cm. 1 gram. cal. per sec. per sq. cm. per C per cm. = 2903 B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F per in. I B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F per ft, = .00413 gram. cal. per sec. per sq. cm. per C per cm. 1 gram. cal. per sec. per sq. cm. per C per cm. = 242.13 B.t.u. per hr. per sq. ft. per F per ft. CRANE Linear Conversion t 553 ! Fractions of an Inch To Decimals of an Inch and to Millimeters Fraction Decimal Millimeter V&4 '/^2 %4 Vl6 5/64 7/64 Vs 3/l6 V4 S/32 9/64 U/4 V32 13/64 IS/64 17/64 9/32 l%4 S/l6 2I/64 M/32 23/64 % Vl6 % 13/32 2%4 27/64 1S/32 2%4 31/64 .015625 .03125 .046875 .0625 .078125 .09375 .109375 .125 0.39688 0.79375 1.19063 1.58750 1.98438 2.38125 2.77813 3.17501 .140625 .15625 .171875 .1875 .203125 .21875 .234375 .25 3.57188 3.96876 4.36563 4.76251 5.15939 5.55626 5.95314 6.35001 .265625 .28125 .296875 .3125 .328125 .34375 .359375 .375 6.74689 7.14376 7.54064 7.93752 8.33439 8.73127 9.12814 9.52502 .390625 .40625 .421875 .4375 .453125 .46875 .484375 .5 9.92189 10.31877 10.71565 11.11252 11.50940 11.90627 12.30315 12.70002 Fraction Decimal Millimeter 9/l6 17 *2 33/64 3S/64 . 37/64 1 Vzz 39/64 % n/l6 21/32 41/64 <3/64 23/32 4S/m 47/64 3/4 13/l6 2%2 49/64 SI/64 S%4 27/32 55/64 % l5/lS Z%2 S7/64 59/64 61/64 - 31/32 63/64 1 .515625 .53125 .546875 .5625 .578125 .59375 .609375 .625 13.09690 13.49378 13.89065 14.28753 14.68440 15.08128 15.47816 15.87503 .640625 .65^25 .6/ia75 .6875 .703125 .71875 .734375 .75 16.27191 16.66878 17.06566 17.46253 17.85941 18.25629 18.65316 19.05004 .765625 .78125 .796875 .8125 .828125 .84375 .859375 .875 19.44691 19.84379 20.24066 20.63754 21.03442 21.43129 21.82817 22.22504 .890625 .90625 .921875 .9375 .953125 .96875 .984375 1.0 22.62192 23.01880 23.41567 23.81255 24.20942 24.60630 25.00317 25.40005 m 554 ___________ CRANE__________ Linear Conversion Decimals of an Inch to Millimeters (c. ic inch = 2,54 millimeters) Inches , 0.00 0.00 .10 .20 .30 .40 0.00 2.54 5.08 7.62 10.16 .30 ' 12.70 .60 15.24 .70 , 17.78 .80 | 20.32 .90 | 22.86 .0! 0.25 2.70 5.33 7.87 10.41 12.95 15.49 18.03 20.57 23.11 .02 0.51 3.05 5.59 8.13 10.67 13.21 15.75 18.29 20.83 23.37 .03 0.7b 3.30 5.84 8.38 10.92 13.46 16.00 18.54 21.08 23.62 .04 1.02 3.56 6.10 8.64 11.18 13.72 16.26 18.80 21.34 23.88 .05 1.27 3.81 6.35 8.89 11.43 13.97 16.51 19.05 21.59 24.13 06 1.52 4.06 6.60 9.14 11.68 14.22 16.76 19.30 21.84 24.38 .07 1.78 4.32 6.86 9.40 11.94 14.48 17.02 19.5b 22.10 24.64 .08 2.03 4.57 7.11 9.65 12.19 14.73 17.27 19.81 22.35 24.89 .09 j Inches 2.29 4.83 7.37 9.91 12.45 14.99 17.53 20.07 22.61 25.15 . , * t; : ! | ,1 0.00 .10 .20 .30 .40 .50 .60 .70 .80 .90 Millimeters to Inches (1 millimeter = .03937 inch) Millimeters 0 0 0.00 10 0.39 20 0.79 30 1.18 40 1.57 50 1.97 60 2.36 70 2.76 80 3.15 90 3.54 100 3.94 110 4.33 120 4.72 130 5.12 140 5.51 150 5.91 160 6.30 170 6.69 180 7.09 190 7.48 200 7.87 210 8.27 220 8.66 230 9.06 240 ! 9.45 250 9.84 260 10.24 270 10.63 280 11.02 290 j 11.42 300 11.81 310 , 12.20 320 ! 12.60 330 12.99 340 13.39 42 350 13.78 360 . 14.17 370 14.57 380 14.96 390 >j 15.35 1 0.039 0.43 0.83 1.22 1.61 2.01 2.40 2.80 3.19 3.58 3.98 4.37 4.76 5.16 5.55 5.94 6.34 6.73 7.13 7.52 7.91 8.31 8.70 9.09 9.49 9.88 10.28 10.67 11.06 11.46 11.85 12.24 12.64 13.03 13.43 13.82 14.21 14.61 15.00 15.39 2 0.079 0.47 0.87 1.26 1.55 2.05 2.44 2.83 3.23 3.62 4.02 4.41 4.80 5.20 5.59 5.98 6.38 6.77 7.17 7.56 7.95 8.35 8.74 9.13 9.53 9.92 10.31 10.71 11.10 11.50 11.89 12.28 12.68 13.07 13.46 13.86 14.25 14.65 15.04 15.43 34567 0.118 0.51 0.91 1.30 1.69 0.157 0.55 0.94 1.34 1.73 0.197 0.59 0.98 1.38 1.77 0.236 0.63 1.02 1.42 1.81 0.276 0.67 1.06 1.46 1.85 2.09 2.48 2.87 3.27 3.66 2.13 2.52 2.91 3.31 3.70 2.17 :.56 2.95 3.35 3.74 2.20 2.60 2.99 3.39 3.78 2.24 2.64 3.03 3.43 3.82 4.06 4.45 4.84 5.24 5.63 4.09 4.49 4.88 5.28 5.67 4.13 4.53 4.92 5.31 5.71 4.17 4.57 4.96 5.35 5.75 4.21 4.61 5.00 5.39 5.79 6.02 6.42 6.81 7.20 7.60 6.06 6.46 6.85 7.24 7.64 6.10 6.50 6.89 7.28 7.68 6.14 6.54 6.93 7.32 7.72 6.18 6.57 6.97 7.36 7.76 7.99 8.39 8.78 9.17 9.57 8.03 8.43 8.82 9.21 9.61 8.07 8.46 8.86 9.25 9.65 8.11 8.50 8.90 9.29 9.69 8.15 8.54 8.94 9.33 9.72 9.96 10.35 10.75 11.14 11.54 10.00 10.39 10.79 11.18 11.57 10.04 10.43 10.83 11.22 11.61 10.08 10.47 10.87 11.26 11.65 10.12 10.51 10.91 11.30 11.69 11.93 12.32 12.72 13.11 13.50 11.97 12.36 12.76 13.15 13.54 12.01 12.40 12.80 13.19 13.58 12.05 12.44 12.83 13.23 13.62 12.09 12.48 12.87 13.27 13.66 13.90 14.29 14.69 15.08 15.47 13.94 14.33 14.72 15.12 15.51 13.98 14.37 14.76 15.16 15.55 14.02 14.06 14.41 14.45 14.80 14.84 15.20 15.24 15.59 15.63 {Continued on next page) 8 0.315 0.71 1.10 1.50 1.89 2.28 2.68 3.07 3.46 3.86 4.25 4.65 5.04 5.43 5.83 6.22 6.61 7.01 7.40 7.80 8.19 8.58 8.98 9.37 9.76 10.16 10.55 10.94 11.34 11.73 12.13 12.52 12.91 13.31 13.70 14.09 14.49 14.88 15.28 15.67 9 ! Millimeters 0.354 0.75 1.14 1.54 1.93 2.32 2.72 3.11 3.50 3.90 4.29 4.69 5.08 5.47 5.87 6.26 6.65 7.05 7.44 7.83 8.23 8.62 9.02 9.41 9.80 10.20 10.59 10.98 11.38 11.77 12.17 12.56 12.95 13.35 13.74 '! ' 14.13 14.53 14.92 15.31 15.71 i 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 CRANE 555 Millimeters to Inches (Cont.) Millimeters 0 1 1 3 400 15.75 15.79 15.83 15.87 410 lb. 14 16.18 16.22 16.26 420 16.54 16.57 16.61 16.65 430 16.93 16.97 17.01 17.05 440 17.32 17.3b 17.40 17.44 450 17.72 17.76 17.80 17.83 460 18.11 18.15 18.19 18.23 470 18.50 18.54 18.58 18.62 480 18.90 18.94 18.98 19.02 490 19.29 19.33 19.37 19.41 500 19.69 19.72 19.76 19.80 510 20.08 20.12 20.16 20.20 520 20.47 20.51 20.55 20.59 20.87 20.91 20.94 20.98 540 21.26 21.30 21.34 21.38 21.65 21.69 21.73 21.77 22.05 22.09 22.13 22.17 570 , 22.44 22.48 22.52 22.56 22.83 22.87 22.91 22.95 590 1 23.23 23.27 23.31 23.35 600 23.62 23.66 23.70 23.74 610 24.02 24.06 24.09 24.13 620 24.41 24.45 24.49 24.53 630 24.80 24.84 24.88 24.92 640 25.20 25.24 25.28 25.31 650 25.59 25.63 25.67 25.71 660 25.98 26.02 26.06 26.10 670 26.38 26.42 26.46 26.50 680 26.77 26.81 26.85 26.89 690 27.17 27.20 27.24 27.28 700 27.56 27.60 27.64 27.68 710 27.95 27.99 28.03 28.07 720 28.35 28.39 28.43 28.46 730 28.74 28.78 28.82 28.86 740 29.13 29.17 29.21 29.25 750 j 29.53 29.57 29.61 29.65 760 29.92 29.96 30.00 30.04 770 li 30.31 30.35 30.39 30.43 780 | 30.71 30.75 30.79 30.83 790 ! 31.10 31.14 31.18 31.22 800 ' 31.50 31.54 31.57 31.61 810 31.89 31.93 31.97 32.01 820 32.28 32.32 32.36 32.40 830 32.68 32.72 32.76 32.80 840 33.07 33.11 33.15 33.19 850 33.46 33.50 33.54 33.58 860 33.86 ! 33.90 33.94 33.98 870 34.25 ' 34.29 34.33 34.37 880 34.65 34.68 34.72 34.76 890 35.04 35.08 35.12 35.16 900 35.43 , 35.47 35.51 35.55 910 35.83 35.87 35.91 35.94 920 36.22 36.26 36.30 36.34 930 36.61 36.65 36.69 36.73 940 37.01 37.05 . 37.09 37.13 I 950 37.40 37.44 37.48 37.52 960 ' 37.80 37.83 37.87 37.91 970 38.19 38.23 ! 38.27 38.31 980 38.58 38.62 38.66 38.70 990 38.98 39.02 39.06 39.09 1000 39.37 39.41 39.45 39.49 4 15.91 16.30 16.69 17.09 17.48 17.87 18.27 18.66 19.06 19.45 19.84 20.24 20.63 21.02 21.42 21.81 22.20 22.60 22.99 23.39 23.78 24.17 24.57 24.96 25.35 25.75 26.14 26.54 26.93 27.32 27.72 28.11 28.50 28.90 29.29 29.68 30.08 30.47 30.87 31.26 31.65 32.05 32.44 32.83 33.23 33.62 34.02 34.41 34.80 35.20 35.59 35.98 36.38 36.77 37.17 37.56 37.95 38.35 38.74 39.13 39.53 5 15.94 16.34 16.73 17.13 17.52 17.91 18.31 18.70 19.09 19.49 19.88 20.28 20.67 21.06 21.46 21.85 22.24 22.64 23.03 23.43 23.82 24.21 24.61 25.00 25.39 25.79 26.18 26.57 26.97 27.36 27.76 28.15 28.54 28.94 29.33 29.72 30.12 30.51 30.91 31.30 31.69 32.09 32.48 32.87 33.27 33.66 34.06 34.45 34.84 35.24 35-63 36.02 36.42 36.81 37-20 37.60 37.99 38.39 38.78 39.17 39.57 6 78 15.98 16.38 16.77 17.17 17.56 17.95 18.35 18.74 19.13 19.53 16.02 16.42 16.81 17.20 17.60 17.99 18.39 18.78 19.17 19.57 16.06 16.46 16.85 17.24 17.64 18.03 18.43 18.82 19.21 19.61 19.92 20.31 20.71 21.10 21.50 21.89 22.28 22.68 23.07 23.46 23.86 24.25 24.65 25.04 25.43 19.96 20.35 20.75 '21.14 21.54 21.93 22.32 22.72 23.11 23.50 23.90 24.29 24.68 25.08 25.47 20.00 20.39 20.79 21.18 21.58 21.97 22.36 22.76 23.15 23.54 23.94 24.33 24.72 25.12 25.51 25.83 26.22 26.61 27.01 27.40 27.80 28.19 28.58 28.98 29.37 29.76 30.16 30.55 30.94 31.34 31.73 32.13 32.52 32.91 33.31 33.70 34.09 34.49 34.88 35.28 35.67 36.06 36.46 36.85 37.24 25.87 26.26 26.65 27.05 27.44 27.83 28.23 28.62 29.02 29.41 29.80 30.20 30.59 30.98 31.38 31.77 32.17 32.56 32.95 33.35 33.74 34.13 34.53 34.92 35.31 35.71 36.10 36.50 36.89 37.28 25.91 26.30 26.69 27.09 27.48 27.87 28.27 28.66 29.06 29.45 29.84 30.24 30.63 31.02 31.42 31.81 32.20 32.60 32.99 33.39 33.78 34.17 34.57 34.96 35.35 35.75 36.14 36.54 36.93 37.32 37.64 38.03 38.43 38.82 39.21 39.61 37.68 37.72 38.07 38.11 38.46 38.50 38.86 38.90 39.25 39.29 1 39.65 39.68 9 Millimeters 16.10 16.50 16.89 17.28 17.68 18.07 18.46 18.86 19.25 19.65 1 20.04 20.43 20.83 21.22 21.61 22.01 22.40 22.80 23.19 23.58 j 23.98 24.37 24.76 25.16 25.55 400 410 420 430 440 450 460 470 480 490 500 oLO 520 530 540 550 560 d/0 580 590 600 blO 620 630 640 25.94 26.34 26.73 27.13 27.52 650 660 670 680 690 27.91 28.31 28.70 29.09 29.49 700 710 720 730 740 29.88 30.28 30.67 31.06 31.46 750 760 770 780 790 31.85 32.24 32.64 33.03 33.43 l 800 810 820 830 840 33.82 34.21 34.61 35.00 35.39 850 860 870 880 890 35.79 36.18 36.57 36.97 37.36 37.76 38.15 38.54 38.94 39.33 r ! i | 1 j 39.72 900 910 920 930 940 950 960 970 980 990 1000 42 556 CRANE Linear Conversion Inches to Millimeters (i inch = 25.4 millimeters) In._ 0 i Vie Va 3/is 'A S/l6 % Vl6 Vz 9/l6 % n/,6 3/4 13/l6 7-8 I5/l6 0 0.0 1.6 3.2 4.8 6.4 7.9 9.5 11.1 12.7 14.3 15.9 17.5 19.1 20.6 22.2 23.8 1 25.4 27.0 28.6 30.2 31.8 33.3 34.9 36.5 38.1 39.7 41.3 42.9 44.5 46.0 47.6 49.2 2 50.8 52.4 54.0 55.6 57.2 58.7 60.3 61.9 63.5 65.1 66.7 68.3 69.9 71.4 73.0 74.6 3 76.2 77.8 79.4 81.0 82.6 84.1 85.7 87.3 88.9 90.5 92.1 93.7 95.3 96.8 98.4 100.0 4 101.6 103.2 104.8 106.4 108.0 109.5 111.1 112.7 114.3 115.9 117.5 119J1 120.7 122.2 123.8 125.4 5 127.0 128.6 130.2 131.8 133.4 134.9 136.5 138.1 139.7 141.3 142.9 144.5 146.1 147.6 149.2 150.8 6 152.4 154.0 155.6 157.2 158.8 160.3 161.9 163.5 165.1 166.7 168.3 169.9 171.5 173.0 174.6 176.2 7 177.8 179.4 181.0 182.6 184.2 185.7 187.3 188.9 190.5 192.1 193.7 195.3 196.9 198.4 200.0 201.6 8 203.2 204.8 206.4 208.0 209.6 211.1 212.7 214.3 215.9 217.5 219.1 220.7 222.3 223.8 225.4 227.0 9 228.6 230.2 231.8 233.4 235.0 236.5 238.1 239.7 241.3 242.9 244.5 246.1 247.7 249.2 250.8 252.4 10 254.0 11 li 279.4 12 304.8 13 330.2 14 355.6 255.6 281.0 306.4 331.8 357.2 257.2 282.6 308.0 333.4 358.8 258.8 284.2 309.6 335.0 360.4 260.4 285.8 311.2 336.6 362.0 261.9 287.3 312.7 338.1 363.5 263.5 288.9 314.3 339.7 365.1 265.1 290.5 315.9 341.3 366.7 266.7 292.1 317.5 342.9 368.3 268.3 293.7 319.1 344.5 369.9 269.9 295.3 320.7 346.1 371.5 271.5 296.9 322.3 347.7 373.1 273.1 298.5 323.9 349.3 374.7 274.6 300.0 325.4 350.8 376.2 276.2 301.6 327.0 352.4 377.8 277.8 303.2 328.6 354.0 379.4 15 381.0 382.6 384.2 385.8 387.4 388.9 390.5 392.1 393.7 395.3 396.9 398.5 400.1 401.6 403.2 404.8 16 406.4 408.0 409.6 411.2 412.8 414.3 415.9 417.5 419.1 420.7 422.3 423.9 425.5 427.0 428.6 430.2 17 431.8 433.4 435.0 436.6 438.2 439.7 441.3 442.9 444.5 446.1 447.7 449.3 450.9 452.4 454.0 455.6 18 457.2 458.8 460.4 462.0 463.6 465.1 466.7 468.3 469.9 471.5 473.1 474.7 476.3 477.8 479.4 481.0 19 482.6 484.2 485.8 487.4 489.0 490.5 492.1 493.7 495.3 496.9 498.5 500.1 501.7 503.2 504.8 506.4 20 21 508.0 533.4 509.6 535.0 511.2 536.6 512.8 538.2 514.4 539.8 515.9 541.3 517.5 542.9 519.1 544.5 520.7 546.1 522.3 547.7 523.9 549.3 525.5 550.9 527.1 552.5 528.6 554.0 530.2 555.6 531.8 bb/. 1 22 558.8 560.4 562.0 563.6 565.2 566.7 568.3 569.9 571.5 573.1 574.7 576.3 577.9 579.4 581.0 582.6 23 584.2 585.8 587.4 589.0 590.6 592.1 593.7 595.3 596.9 598.5 600.1 601.7 603.3 604.8 606.4 608.0 24 609.6 611.2 612.8 614.4 616.0 617.5 619.1 620.7 622.3 623.9 625.5 627.1 628.7 630.2 631.8 633.4 25 635.0 636.6 638.2 639.8 641.4 642.9 644.5 646.1 647.7 649.3 650.9 652.5 654.1 655.6 657.2 658.8 26 660.4 662.0 663.6 665.2 666.8 668.3 669.9 671.5 673.1 674.7 676.3 677.9 679.5 681.0 682.6 684.2 27 685.8 687.4 689.0 690.6 692.2 693.7 695.3 696.9 698.5 700.1 701.7 703.3 704.9 706.4 708.0 709.6 28 711.2 712.8 714.4 716.0 717.6 719.1 720.7 722.3 723.9 725.5 727.1 728.7 730.3 731.8 733.4 735.0 29 736.6 738.2 739.8 714.4 743.0 744.5 746.1 747.7 749.3 750.9 752.5 754.1 755.7 757.2 758.8 760.4 30 762.0 31 787.4 32 812.8 33 838.2 34 j 863.6 763.6 789.0 814.4 839.8 865.2 765.2 790.6 816.0 841.4 866.8 766.8 792.2 817.6 843.0 868.4 768.4 793.8 819.2 844.6 870.0 769.9 795.3 820.7 846.1 871.5 771.5 796.9 822.3 847.7 873.1 773.1 798.5 823.9 849.3 874.7 774.7 800.1 825.5 850.9 876.3 776.3 801.7 827.1 852.5 877.9 777.9 803.3 828.7 854.1 879.5 779.5 804.9 830.3 855.7 881.1 781.1 806.5 831.9 857.3 882.7 782.6 808.0 833.4 858.8 884.2 784.2 809.6 835.0 860.4 885.8 785.8 811.2 836.6 862.0 887.4 35 ' 889.0 36 ! 914.4 37 , 939.8 38 965.2 39 990.6 890.6 916.0 941.4 966.8 992.2 892.2 917.6 943.0 968.4 993.8 893.8 919.2 944.6 970.0 995.4 895.4 920.8 946.2 971.6 997.0 896.9 898.5 900.1 901.7 903.3 904.9 906.5 908.1 909.6 911.2 912.8 922.3 923.9 925.5 927.1 928.7 930.3 931.9 933.5 935.0 936.6 938.2 947.7 949.3 950.9 952.5 954.1 955.7 957.3 958.9 960.4 962.0 963.6 973.1 974.7 976.3 977.9 979.5 981.1 982.7 984.3 985.8 987.4 989.0 998.5 1000.1 1001.7 1003.3 1004.9 1006.5 1008.1 1009.7 1011,2 1012.8 1014.4 40 1016.0 1017.6 1019.2 1020.8 1022.4 1023.9 1025.5 1027.1 1028.7 1030.3 1031.9 1033.5 1035.1 1036.6 1038.2 1039.8 41 1041.4 1043.0 1044.6 1046.2 1047.8 1049.3 1050.9 1052.5 1054.1 1055.7 1057.3 1058.9 1060.5 1062.0 1063.6 1065.2 42 1066.8 1068.4 1070.0 1071.6 1073.2 1074.7 1076.3 1077.9 1079.5 1081.1 1082.7 1084.3 1085.9 1087.4 1089.0 1090.6 43 1092.2 1093.8 1095.4 1097.0 1098.6 1100.1 1101.7 1103.3 1104.9 1106.5 1108.1 1109.7 1111.3 1112.8 1114.4 1116.0 44 1117.6 I 45 ;(1143.0 1119.2 1144.6 1120.8 1146.2 1122.4 !ll47.8 1124.0 '1149.4 1125.5 Ii 1150.9 1127.1 1152.5 1128.7 !1154.1 1130.3 `ll55.7 1131.9 ,1157.3 1133.5 .1158.9 , 1135.1 'll60.5 1136.7 * 1162.1 1138.2 11163.6 1139.8 1165.2 1141.4 1166.8 46 tjl 168.4 1170.0 1171.6 1173.2 1174.8 `1176.3 .1177.9 1179.5 1181.1 1182.7 1184.3 1185.9 1187.5 `1189.0 1190.6 1192.2 47 ` 1193.8 1195.4 1197.0 1198.6 1200.2 I20I.7 1203.3 1204.9 1206.5 1208.1 1209.7 1211.3 1212.9 1214.4:1216.0 1217.6 48 11219.2 1220.8 ,1222.4 1224.0 1225.6 1227.1 1228.7 1230.3 1231.9 1233.5 1235.1 1236.7 ,1238.3 1239.8 11241.4 :1243.0 49 50 111244.6 i 1270.0 1246.2 1271.6 I11247.8 *1273.2 1249.4 1251.0 1252.5 1254.1 I >1 1274.8 1276.4 1277.9 1279.5 1255.7 1257.3 1258.9 1260.5 1262.1 1263.7 1265.2 '1266.8 jl268.4 I I !I I 1281.1 1282.7 1284.3 1285.9 1287.5 1289.1 '1290.6 1292.2 1293.8 CRANE Temperature Conversion 557 --459.4` to 03 1 : to 6C O 61 0 to 290 300c to 890 900 to 3000 C -273 --268 -262 -257 -251 -246 -240 -234 -229 -223 -C F\ -459.4" -450 -440 -430 j --420 --410 --400 -390 -380 -370 F \C C F ' -17.2 -16.7 -16.1 --15.6 -15.0 1" ? 3 4 5 F "3378 35.6 37.4 39.2 41.0 -14.4 -13.9 -13.3 -12.8 -12.2 6 7 8 9 10 42.8 44.6 46.4 48.2 50.0 C 16.1 16.7 17.2 17.8 18.3 \c r\ 61 62 63 64 65 F 141.8 143.6 145.4 147.2 149.0 \C C F\ "149" 154 160 166 171 300 310 320 330 340 \C FC F F\ 572 ~48T" -- 900~ 165 2 590 488 910 1670 608 493 920 1688 626 499 930 1706 644 504 940 1724 18.9 19.4 20.0 20.6 21.1 66 150.8 177 67 152.6 182 68 154.4 188 69 156.2 193 70 158.0 199 350 360 370 380 390 662 510 950 1742 680 516 960 1760 698 521 970 1778 716 527 980 1796 734 532 990 1814 -218 -212 -207 -201 -196 -360 --350 -340 -330 -320 -190 -184 -179 -173 -169 -310 ' -300 -290 -280 -273 -11.7 -11.1 -10.6 -10.0 - 9.4 -459.4 - 8.9 - 8.3 - 7.8 - 7.2 - 6.7 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 51.8 53.6 55.4 57.2 59.0 60.8 62.6 64.4 66.2 68.0 21.7 22.2 22.8 23.3 23.9 24.4 25.0 25.6 26.1 26.7 71 159.8 204 400 72 161.6 210 410 73 163.4 216 420 74 165.2 221 ' 430 75 167.0 227 440 76 168.8 _J) 77 170.6 238 78 172.4 243 79 174.2 249 80 176.0 254 450 460 470 480 490 752 538 1000 1832 770 549 1020 1868 788 560 1040 1904 806 571 1060 1940 824 582 1080 1976 842 593 1100 2012 860 604 1120 2048 878 616 1140 2084 896 627 1160 2120 914 638 1180 2156 -168 -162 --157 -151 -146 -270 -260 -250 ! -240 ; -230 -454 -436 -418 -400 -382 - 6.1 -- 5,6 - 5.0 - 4.4 - 3.9 21 22 23 24 25 69.8 71.6 73.4 75.2 77.0 27.2 27.8 28.3 28.9 29.4 81 177.8 260 82 179.6 266 83 181.4 271 84 183.2 277 85 185.0 282 500 932 510 950 520 968 530 986 540 1004 649 1200 2192 660 1220 2228 671 1240 2264 682 1260 2300 693 1280 2336 -140 -134 -129 -123 -118 -220 -210 -200 -190 -180 -364 -346 -328 -310 -292 - 3.3 - 2.8 - 2.2 - 1.7 - 1.1 26 27 28 29 30 78.8 30.0 86 186.8 288 550 1022 704 1300 2372 80.6 30.6 87 188.6 293 560 1040 732 1350 2462 82.4 31.1 88 190.4 299 570 1058 760 1400 Idol 84.2 31.7 89 192.2 304 580 1076 788 1450 2642 86.0 32.2 90 194.0 310 590 1094 816 1500 2732 -112 -107 -101 - 96 - 90 -170 -160 -150 -140 -130 -274 --256 -238 -220 -202 - 0.6 0.0 0.6 1.1 1.7 31 32 33 34 35 87.8 89.6 91.4 93.2 95.0 32.8 33.3 33.9 34.4 35.0 91 195.8 316 92 197.6 321 93 199.4 327 94 201.2 332 95 203.0 338 600 1112 610 1130 620 1148 630 1166 640 1184 843 1550 2822 871 1600 2912 899 1650 3002 927 1700 3092 954 1750 3182 - 84 - 79 - 73 - 68 - 62 -120 -110 -100 - 90 - 80 -184 -166 -148 -130 -112 2.2 36 96.8 35.6 96 204.8 343 650 1202 982 1800 3272 2.8 37 98.6 36.1 97 206.6 349 660 1220 1010 1850 3362 3.3 38 3.9 39 100.4 102.2 36.7 37.2 98 208.4 354 99 210.2 360 v0 1238 1038 1900 3452 680 1256 1066 1950 <Jo4Z 4.4 40 104.0 37.8 100 212.0 366 690 1274 1093 2000 3632 - 57 -- 51 - 46 - 40 - 34 - 70 - 60 -- 50 - 40 -30 - 94 - 76 - 58 - 40 - 22 5.0 41 5.6 42 6.1 43 6.7 44 7.2 45 105.8 107.6 109.4 111.2 113.0 43 49 54 60 66 110 230 120 248 130 266 140 284 150 302 371 700 1292 1121 2050 3722 377 710 1310 1149 2100 3812 382 720 1328 1177 2150 3902 388 730 1346 1204 2200 3992 393 740 1364 1232 2250 4082 - 29 - 20 - 23 - 10 - 17.8 ; o -4 14 32 7.8 8.3 8.9 9.4 10.0 46 47 48 49 50 114.8 116.6 118.4 120.2 122.0 71 77 82 88 93 160 320 170 338 180 356 190 374 200 392 399 750 1382 1260 2300 4172 404 760 1400 1288 2350 4262 410 770 1418 1316 2400 4352 416 780 1436 1343 2450 4442 421 790 1454 1371 2500 4532 10.6 11.1 11.7 12.2 12.8 51 52 53 54 DD 123.8 125.6 127.4 129.2 131.0 99 100 104 110 116 210 410 427 212 413.6 432 220 428 438 230 446 443 240 464 449 800 1472 1399 2550 4622 810 1490 1427 2600 4712 820 1508 1454 2650 4802 830 1526 1482 2700 4892 840 1544 1510 2750 4982 13.3 56 132.8 121 13.9 57 134.6 127 14.4 58 . 136.4 132 15.0 : 59 138.2 138 [ 15.6 60 140.0 143 250 482 260 500 270 518 280 536 290 554 454 850 1562 1538 2800 460 860 1580 1566 2850 466 870 1598 1593 2900 471 880 1616 1621 2950 477 890 1634 1649 . 3000 Locate temperature in middle column. If in degrees Centigrade, read Fahrenheit equivalent in right hand column; if in degrees Fahrenheit, read Centigrade equivalent in left hand column. 5072 5162 5252 5342 5432 Abstracted from "Bethlehem Alloy Steels". (Albert S._iu\ cur t\pe of table. Values revised.) Courtesy Bethlehem Steel Company. 558 CRANE Weight Conversion Pounds 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 0 0.00 4.54 9.07 13.61 18.14 22.68 27.22 31.75 36.29 40.82 1 0.45 4.99 9.53 14.06 18.60 23.13 27.67 32.21 36.74 41.28 Pounds to Kilograms fi pounJ = c.4516 kilogram) I3 415 i- -1 5.44 9.98 14.52 19.05 23.59 28.12 32.66 37.20 41.73 1.36" 5.90 10.43 14.97 19.50 24.04 28.58 33.11 37.65 42.18 TTsi 6.35 10.89 15.42 19.96 24.49 29.03 33.57 38.10 42.64 ' 2.27 6.80 11.34 15.88 20.41 24.95 29.48 34.02 38.56 43.09 6 2.72 7.26 m* 16.33 20.87 25.40 29.94 34.47 39.01 43.55 7 3.18 7.71 12.25 16.78 21.32 25.86 30.39 34.93 39.46 44.00 8 3.63 8.16 12.70 17.24 21.77 26.31 30.84 35.38 39.92 44.45 9 4.08 8.62 17.69 22.23 26.76 31.30 35.83 40.37 44.91 Kilograms 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 0 0.00 22.05 44.09 66.14 88.18 110.23 132.28 154.32 176.37 198.41 1 2.20 24.25 46.30 68.34 90.39 112.43 134.48 156.53 178.57 200.62 Kilograms to Pounds (i kilogram = 2.2040 pounds) 234 5 4.41 26.46 48.50 70.55 92.59 114.64 136.69 158.73 180.78 202.82 6.61 28.66 50.71 72.75 94.80 116.84 138.89 160.94 182.98 205.03 8.82 30.86 52.91 74.96 97.00 119.05 141.09 163.14 185.19 207.23 n.02 33.07 55.12 77.16 99.21 121.25 143.30 165.35 187.39 209.44 6 t 13.23 35.27 57.32 79.37 101.41 123.46 145.50 167.55 189.60 211.64 7 15.43 37.48 59.52 81.57 103.62 125.66 147.71 169.75 191.80 213.85 8 17.64 39.68 61.73 83.77 105.82 127.87 149.91 171.96 194.00 216.05 9 19.84 41.89 63.93 85.98 108.03 130.07 152.12 174.16 196.21 218.26 42 Pressure Conversion Pounds per Square Inch to Kilograms per Square Centimeter (1 pound per square inch == .07030(30 kilogram per square centimeter) _ 1 to 30 31 to 60 Lbs. per Sq. Inch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 b 9 10 11 12 13 14 r5 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Kg. per Sq. Cm. Lbs. per Sq. Inch .07 .14 .21 .28 .35 .42 ..>6 .63 .70 .77 .84 .998i 1.05 31 3; 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 1.12 1.20 1.27 1.34 1.41 46 47 48 49 50 1.48 1.55 1.62 1.69 l ./b 1.83 1.90 1.97 2.04 2.11 j i 51 o2 53 54 00 56 57 58 59 60 Kg. per Sq. Cm. 2.18 2.25 2.32 2.39 2.46 2.53 2.60 2.67 2.74 2.81 2.88 2.95 3.02 3.09 3.16 3.23 3.30 3.37 5.45 3.52 3.59 3.66 3.73 3.80 3.87 3.94 4.01 4.08 4.15 4.22 61 to 90 Lbs. per Sq. Inch 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 Kg. per Sq. Cm. 4.29 4.36 4.43 4.50 4.57 4.64 4.71 4.78 4.85 4.92 4.99 5.06 5.13 5.20 5.27 5.34 5.41 5.48 0.00 5.62 5,69 5.77 5.84 5.91 5.98 6.05 6.12 6.19 6.26 6.33 91 to 200 Lbs. per Sq. Inch 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 105 110 115 120 125 130 135 140 145 150 155 160 165 170 175 180 185 190 195 200 Kg. `per Sq. Cm. 6.40 6.47 6.54 6.61 6.68 6.75 6.82 6.89 6.96 7.03 7.38 7.73 8.09 8.44 8.79 9.14 9.49 9.84 10.19 10.55 10.90 11.25 11.60 11.95 12.30 12.66 13.01 13.36 13.71 14.06 205 to 400 410 to 700 710 to 1000 1010 to 1500 Lbs. per Sq. Inch 205 210 215 220 225 230 235 240 245 250 255 260 265 270 275 280 285 290 295 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 Kg. per Sq. Cm. Lbs. per Sq. Inch 14.41 14.76 15.12 15.47 15.82 16.17 16.52 16.87 17.23 17.58 17.93 18.28 18.63 18.98 l`-.33 19.69 20.04 20.39 1 20.74 21.09 21.80 22.50 ' 23.20 j 23.90 ` 24.61 25.31 26.01 26.72 27.42 28.12 410 420 430 440 450 460 470 480 490 500 5i 0 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 690 700 Kg. per Sq. Cm. Lbs. per Sq. Inch 28.83 29.53 30.23 30.93 31.64 710 720 730 740 750 32.34 33.04 j 33.75 34.45 35.15 760 770 780 790 800 35.86 36.56 . 37.26 . 37.97 1 38.67 810 820 830 840 850 39.37 I 40.07 ! 40.78 1 41.48 42.18 860 870 880 890 900 42.89 43.59 44.29 < 45.00 45.70 910 920 930 940 950 46.40 960 47.11 . 970 47.81 980 48.51 990 49.21 ; 1000 Kg. per Sq. Cm. Lbs. per Sq. Inch Kg. per Sq. Cm. 49.92 50.62 51.32 52.03 52.73 1010 1020 1030 1040 1050 71.01 71.71 72.42 73.12 73.82 53.43 1060 54.14 . 1070 54.84 55.54 56.25 1080 1090 1100 56.95 57.65 58.35 59.06 59.76 1120 1140 1160 1180 1200 60.46 61.17 61.87 62.57 63.28 1220 1240 1260 1280 1300 63.98 1320 64.68 1340 65.39 1 1360 66.09 1380 66.79 1400 67.49 68.20 68.90 69.60 70.31 1420 1440 1460 1480 1500 74.52 75.23 75.93 76.63 77.34 78.74 80.15 81,56 82.96 84.37 85.77 87.18 88.59 89.99 91.40 ' 92.80 94.21 95.62 97.02 98.43 99.84 101.24 102.65 104.05 105.46 CRANE Circumferences and Areas of Circles 559 Dia. Circurn. Area Dia. Circurn. Area Dia. Circurn. Area Dia. Circurn. Area Dia. Circurn. Area i/64 .04909 I/32 .09818 Vli .14726 Vis .19635 3/32 .29452 i/8 -39270 5/32 -49087 y32 .68722 Vi .78540 ''16 .98175 11/32 1-0799 Vs 1.1781 7/16 1.3744 15/32 1.4726 1/2 1.5708 11/32 1.6690 1%2 1.8653 Vs 1.9635 21/32 2.0617 11/16 2.1598 2 3/32 2.2580 3/4 2.3562 25/32 2.4544 13/16 2.5525 2y32 2.6507 .00019 .00077 .00173 .00307 .00690 .01227 .01917 .02761 .03758 .04909 .06213 .07670 .09281 .11045 .12962 .15033 .17257 .19635 .22166 .24850 .27688 .30680 .33824 .37122 .40574 .44179 .47937 .51849 .55914 > Vie 3/16 Vi S/l6 3/8 " 7/l6 y2 % ll/l6 3A l3Ae 7/g 1 5/i6 3 Vs 3/j6 SV^46 % i/2 % ll/l6 133^/46 7/8 1S/I6 6.2832 6.4795 6.6759 6.8722 7.0686 7.2649 7.4613 7.6576 3.1416 3.3410 3.5466 3.7583 3.9761 4.2000 4.4301 4.6664 6 Vs lA Vs Vz *8 34 7/s 7.8540 8.0503 8.2467 8.4430 8.6394 8.8357 9.0321 9.2284 4.9087 5.1572 5.4119 5.6727 5.9396 6.2126 6.4918 6.7771 7 >/s Vi Vs Vz Vs Vi Vs 9.4248 9.6211 9.8175 10.014 10.210 10.407 10.603 10.799 7.0686 7.3662 7.6699 7.9798 8.2958 8.6179 8.9462 9.2806 8 Vs Vi Vs Vi s/s Vi Vs 10.996 11.192 11.388 11.585 11.781 11.977 12.174 12.370 9.6211 9.9678 10.321 10.680 11.045 11.416 11.793 12.177 9 Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs % 2.7489 2%2 2.8471 lVi6 2.9452 31/32 3.0434 .60132 .64504 .69029 .73708 4 Vs 3/16 Vi 3/s 7/l6 12.566 12.763 12.959 13.155 13.352 13.548 13.744 13.941 12.566 12.962 13.364 13.772 14.186 14.607 15.033 15.466 10 Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs 1 3.1416 Vis 3.3379 Vs 3.5343 Vi 3.9270 5/16 4.1233 3/g 4.3197 Vl6 4.5160 .7854 .8866 .9940 1.1075 1.2272 1.3530 1.4849 1.6230 Vi Vis % 34 Vis 13//libr 14.137 14.334 14.530 14.726 14.923 15.119 15.315 15.512 15.904 16.349 16.800 17.257 17.721 18.190 18.665 19.147 11 Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs >2 4.7124 9,16 4.9087 S/8 5.1051 il/is 5.3014 3/4 5.4978 *3/i6 5.6941 Is 5.8905 15/16 6.0868 1.7671 1.9175 2.0739 2.2365 2.4053 2.5802 2.7612 2.9483 5 Vl6 Vs 1/4 3/s Vie 15.708 15.904 16.101 16.297 16.493 16.690 16.886 17.082 19.635 20.129 20.629 21.135 21.648 22.166 22.691 23.221 12 Vs Vi 3/s Vi Vs 3A Vs 9 16 % 7 Vi 6 34 13/16 7S 15/lS 17.279 17.475 17.671 17.868 18.064 18.261 18.457 18.653 23.758 24.301 24.850 25.406 25.967 26.535 27.109 27.688 13 Vs Vi Vs 12 Vs 7/8 18.850 19.242 19.635 20.028 20.420 20.813 21.206 21.598 28.274 29.465 30.680 31.919 33.183 34.472 35.785 37.122 14 Vs li 3/s l-2 Vs Vi Vs 21.991 22.384 22.776 23.169 23.562 23.955 24.347 24.740 38.485 39.871 41.282 42.718 44.179 45.664 47.173 48.707 15 Vs Vi Vs V? Vs Vi Vs 25.133 25.525 25.918 26.311 26.704 27.096 27.489 27.882 50.265 51.849 53.456 55.088 56.745 58.426 60.132 61.862 16 Vs Vi Vs Vz 5/s Vi Vs 28.274 28.667 29.060 29.452 29.845 30.238 30.631 31.023 63.617 65.397 67.201 69.029 70.882 72.760 74.662 76.589 17 Vs Vi Vs V? Vs v4 Vs 31.416 31.809 32.201 32.594 32.987 33.379 33.772 34.165 78.540 80.516 82.516 84.541 86.590 88.664 90.763 92.886 18 Vs Vi Vs Vz Vs Vi Vs 34.558 34.950 35.343 35.736 36.128 36.521 36.914 37.306 95.033 97.205 99.402 101.62 103.87 106.14 108.43 110.75 19 Vs Vi Vs V? Vs Vi Vs 37.699 38.092 38.485 38.877 39.270 39.663 40.055 40.448 113.10 115.47 117.86 120.28 122.72 125.19 127.68 130.19 20 Vs l/i Vs V? Vs H Vs 40.841 41.233 41.626 42.019 42.412 42.804 43.197 43.590 132.73 135.30 137.89 140.50 143.14 145.80 148.49 151.20 21 Vs Vi Vs Vi 5/s Vi Vs 43.982 44.375 44.768 45.160 45.553 45.946 46.338 46.731 153.94 156.70 159.48 162.30 165.13 167.99 170.87 173.78 v> Vs Vi Vs V? Vs Vi Vs 47.124 47.517 47.909 48.302 48.695 40.087 49.480 49.873 176.71 179.67 182.65 185.66 188.69 191.75 194.83 197.93 23 Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs Vi Vs 50.265 50.658 51.051 51.444 51.836 52.229 52.622 53.014 201.06 204.22 207.39 210.60 213.82 217.08 220.35 223.65 24 Vs Vi Vs Vi b/8 44 Vs 53.407 53.800 54.192 54.585 54.978 55.371 55.763 56.156 226.98 230.33 233.71 237.10 240.53 243.98 247.45 250.95 25 Vs Vi % Vi Vs Vi Vs 56.549 56.941 57.334 57.727 58.119 58.512 58.905 59.298 254.47 258.02 261.59 265.18 268.80 272.45 276.12 279.81 26 Vs Vi Vs Vz Vs Vi Vs 59.690 60.083 60.476 60.868 61.261 61.654 62.046 62.439 283.53 287.27 291.04 294.83 298.65 302.49 306.35 310.24 27 Vs Vi Vs Vz % Vi Vs 62.832 63.225 63.617 64.010 64.403 64.795 65.188 6o.o81 314.16 318.10 322.06 326.05 330.06 334.10 338.16 342.25 28 Vs Vi Vs Vz Vs Vi Vs 65.973 66.366 66.759 67.152 67.544 67.937 68.330 68.722 346.36 5o0.50 354.66 358.84 363.05 367.28 371.54 375.83 29 17s Vt % Vi Vs Vi Vs 69.115 69.508 69.900 70.293 70.686 71.079 71.471 71.864 380.13 384.46 388.82 393.20 397.61 402.04 406.49 410.97 72.257 72.649 73.042 73.435 73.827 74.220 74.613 75.006 4 10. -18 420.00 424.56 429.13 433.74 438.36 443.01 447.69 75.398 75.791 76.184 76.576 76.969 77.362 77.754 78.147 452.39 457.11 461.86 466.64 471.44 476.26 481.11 485.98 78.540 78.933 79.325 79.718 80.111 80.503 80.896 81.289 490.87 495.79 500.7-1 505.71 510.71 515.72 520.77 525.84 81.681 82.074 82.467 82.860 83.252 83.645 84.038 84.430 530.93 55b.05 541.19 546.35 551.55 556.76 562.00 567.27 84.823 85.216 85.608 86.001 86.394 86.786 87.179 87.572 572.56 577.87 583.21 588.57 593.96 599.37 604.81 610.27 87.965 88.357 88.750 89.143 89.555 89.928 90.321 90.713 615.75 621.26 62b.80 632.3b 657.94 643,55 649.18 054.84 91.106 91.499 91.892 92.284 92.677 93.070 93.462 93.855 660.52 66b.25 671.96 677.71 683.49 689.30 695 15 700.98 560 CRANE Circumferences and Areas of Circles . continued) Dia. Circum Area Dia. Circum. Area Dia. Circum. Area Dia. Circum. Area Dia. Circum. Area 30 94.248 706.86 37 116.239 1075.2 Vs 94.640 712.76 116.632 1082.5 Vi 95.033 718.69 Vi 117.024 1089.8 % 95.426 724.64 Vs 117.417 1097.1 Vs 95.819 730.62 117.810 1104.5 5/s 96.211 736.62 Vs 118.202 1111.8 Vi 96.604 742.64 H 118.596 1119.2 Vs 96.997 748.69 Vs 118.988 1126.7 31 97.389 754.77 Vs 97.782 760.87 v4 98.175 766.99 % 98.567 773.14 Vs 98.960 779.31 Vs 99.353 785.51 Vi 99.746 791.73 Vs 100.138 797.98 38 119.381 1134.1 Vs 119.773 1141.6 Vi 120.166 1149.1 Vs 120.559 1156.6 Vs 120.951 1164.2 Vs 121.344 1171.7 Vi 121.737 1179.3 Vs 122.129 1186.9 32 100.531 804.25 Vs 100.924 810.54 V* 101.316 816.86 % 101.709 823.21 Vs 102.102 829.58 Vs 102.494 835.97 3/4 102.887 842.39 Vs 103.280 848.83 39 122.522 1194.6 Vs 122.915 1202.3 Vi 123.308 1210.0 Vs 123.700 1217.7 Vs 124.093 1225.4 Vs 124.486 1233.2 Vi 124.878 1241.0 Vs 125.271 1248.8 33 103.673 855.30 Vs 104.065 861.79 Va. 104.458 868.31 Vs 104.851 874.85 Vs 105.243 881.41 Vs 105.636 888.00 Vi 106.029 894.62 Vs 106.421 901.26 40 125.664 1256.6 Vs 126.056 1264.5 Vi 126.449 1272.4 Vs 126.842 1280.3 Vs 127.235 1288.2 Vs 127.627 1296.2 Vi 128.020 1304.2 Vs 128.413 1312.2 34 106.814 907.92 Vs 107.207 914.61 Vi 107.600 921.32 Vs 107.992 928.06 Vs 108.385 934.82 Vs 108.778 941.61 Vi 109.170 948.42 Vs 109.563 955.25 41 128.805 1320.3 Vs 129.198 1328.3 vVti 129.591 129.983 1336.4 1344.5 Vs 130.376 1352.7 Vs 130.769 1360.8 Vi 131.161 1369.0 Vs 131.554 1377.2 35 109.956 962.11 42 131.947 1385.4 Vs 110.348 969.00 Vs 132.340 1393.7 Vi 110.741 975.91 Vi 132.732 1402.0 Vs 111.134 982.84 Vs 133.125 1410.3 Vs 111.527 989.80 133.518 1418.6 Vs 111.919 996.78 Vs 133.910 1427.0 Vi 112.312 1003.8 Vs 112.705 1010.8 3A 134.303 1435.4 7/8/ 134.696 1443.8 36 113.097 1017.9 Vs 113.490 1025.0 Vi 113.883 1032.1 Vs 114.275 1039.2 Vz 114.668 1046.3 Vs 115.061 1053.5 Vi 115.454 1060.7 Vs 115.846 1068.0 43 135.088 1452.2 Vs 135.481 1460.7 Vi 135.874 1469.1 Vs 136.267 1477.6 Vs 136.659 1486.2 Vs 137.052 1494.7 V4 137.445 1503.3 Vs 137.837 1511.9 44 138.230 1520.5 Vs 138.623 1529.2 Vi 139.015 1537.9 % 139.408 1546.6 Vs 139.801 1555.3 Vs 140.194 1564.0 Vi 140.586 1572.8 Vs 140.979 1581.6 45 141.372 1590.4 Vs 141.764 1599.3 Vi 142.157 1608.2 Vs 142.550 1617.0 Vs 142.942 1626.0 Vs 143.335 1634.9 Vi 143.728 1643.9 Vs 144.121 1652.9 46 144.513 1661.9 Vs 144.906 1670.9 Vi 145.299 1680.0 Vs 145.691 1689.1 146.084 1698.2 Vs 146.477 1707.4 Vi 146.869 1716.5 Vs 147.262 1725.7 47 147.655 1734.9 Vs 148.048 1744.2 Vi 148.440 1753.5 Vs 148.833 1762.7 Vs 149.226 1772.1 Vs 149.618 1781.4 Vi ISO.Oil 1790.8 Vs 150.404 1800.1 48 150.796 1809.6 Vs 151.189 1819.0 Vi 151.582 1828.5 Vs 151.975 1837.9 Vs 152.367 1847.5 Vs 152.760 1857.0 Vi 153.153 1866.5 Vs 153.545 1876.1 49 153.938 1885.7 Vs 154.331 1895.4 Vi 154.723 1905.0 Vs 155.116 1914.7 155.509 1924.4 % 155.902 1934.2 3A 156.294 1943.9 Vs 156.687 1953.7 50 157.080 1963.5 Vs 157.472 1973.3 Vi 157.865 1983.2 Vs 158.258 1993.1 Vs 158.650 2003.0 Vs 159.043 2012.9 Vi 159.436 2022.8 Vs 159.829 2032.8 51 160.221 2042.8 v* 160.614 2052.8 Vi 161.007 2062.9 % 161.399 2073.0 Vz 161.792 2083.1 Vs 162.185 2093.2 Vi 162.577 2103.3 Vs 162.970 2113.5 58 182.212 2642.1 Vs 182.605 2b53.5 Vi 182.998 2664.9 3/s 183.390 2676.4 \'2 185 /88 2b87.8 Vs 184.176 2699.3 Vi 184.569 2710.9 Vs 184.961 U lIA 52 163.363 2123.7 59 185.354 2734.0 Vs 163.756 2133.9 Vi 164.148 2144.2 Vs 164.541 2154.5 Vl 164.934 2164.8 Vs 1bo.32b 2175.1 Vi 165.719 5185.4 Vs 166.112 2195.8 Vs 185.747 2745.6 Vi 3/s 186.139 186.532 2757*2 2768*8 Vz 186.925 2780.5 Vs 187.317 2792 2 Vi 187.710 2803.9 Vs 188103 2815.7 53 166.504 2206.2 Vs 166.897 2216.6 Vi 167.290 2227.0 Vs 167.683 2237.5 V? 168.075 2248.0 Vs 168.468 2258.5 Vi 168.861 2269.1 Vs 169.253 2279.6 60 188.496 2827.4 Vs 188.888 2839.2 lA 189.281 2851.0 % Vz 189.674 190.Ubb 2862.9 2874.8 Vs 190.459 2886.6 Vi 190.852 2898.6 % 191.244 2910.5 54 169.646 2290.2 Vs 170.039 2300.8 Vi 170.431 2311.5 Vs 170.824 2322.1 V? 171.217 2332.8 Vs 171.609 2343.5 Vi 172.002 2354.3 Vs 172.395 2365.0 61 191.637 2922.5 Vs 192.030 2Vi^4 S Vi 192.423 2946.5 Vs 192.815 2958.5 Vz iy5.208 2970.6 Vs 193.bOl 2982.7 Vi 193.993 2994.8 Vs 194.386 3006.9 55 172.788 2375.8 62 194.779 3019.1 Vs 173.180 2386.6 Vi 173.573 2397.5 Vs 195.171 3931.3 Vi 195.564 3045.5 Vs 173.966 2408.3 3/s 195.957 3055.7 Vs 174.358 2419.2 Vz 196.350 3068.0 Vs 174.751 2430.1 Vs 196.742 3u8u*3 Vi 175.144 2441.1 Vi 197.135 3092.b Vs 175.536 2452.0 Vs 197.528 3104.9 56 175.929 2463.0 Vs 176.322 2474.0 Vi 176.715 2485.0 Vs 177.107 2496.1 Vz 177.500 2507.2 5/s 177.893 2518.3 Vi 178.285 2529.4 Vs 178.678 2540.6 63 197.920 3117.2 Vs 198.313 3129.6 Vi 198.706 3142.0 % 199.098 3154.5 Vz 199.491 3lbb.y Vs 199.884 3179.4 Vi 200.277 3191.9 Vs 200.669 3204.4 57 179.071 2551.8 64 201.062 3217.0 Vs 179.463 2563.0 Vs 201.455 3229.6 Vi 179.856 2574.2 Vi 201.847 3242.2 Vs 180.249 2585.4 Vs 202.240 3254.8 Vs 180.642 2596.7 Vs 202.633 3267.5 Vs 181.034 2608.0 Vs 203.025 3280.1 3k 181.427 2619.4 Vi 203.418 3292.8 Vs 181.820 2630.7 Vs 203.811 3305.6 42 CRANE 561 Circumferences and Areas of Circles (continued) Dia. Circum. Area Dia. Circum. Area Dia. Circum. Area Dia. Circum. Area Dia. Circum. Area 65 204.204 3318.3 Va 204.596 3331.1 Vi 204.989 3343.9 % 205.382 3356.7 205.774 3369.6 % 206.167 3382.4 % 206.560 3395.3 7/s 206.952 3408.2 72 226.195 4071.5 l. 8 226.587 4085.7 '4 226.980 4099.8 3/s 227.373 4114.0 Vz 227.765 4128.2 Vs 228.158 4142.5 Vi 228.551 4156.8 Vs 228.944 4171.1 66 207.345 3421.2 Vs 207.738 3434.2 `4 208.131 3447.2 Vs 208.523 3460.2 208.916 3473.2 % 209.309 3486.3 34 209.701 3499.4 7/s 210.094 3512.5 229.336 4185.4 Vs 229.729 4199.7 Vi 230.122 4214.1 % 230.514 4228.5 Vz 230.907 4242.9 Vs 231.300 4257.4 Vi 231.692 4271.8 Vs 232.085 4286.3 67 210.487 3525.7 Vs 210.879 3538.8 Va 211.272 3552.0 Vs 211.665 3565.2 y2 212.058 3578.5 % 212.450 3591.7 34 212.843 3605.0 7/s 213.236 3618.3 74 232.478 4300.8 Vs 232.871 4315.4 Vi 233.263 4329.9 Vs 233.656 4344.5 Vz 234.049 4359.2 s/s 234.441 4373.8 Vi 234.834 4388.5 Vs 235.227 4403.1 68 213.628 3631.7 Vs 214.021 3645.0 *4 214.414 3658.4 % 214.806 3671.8 215.199 3685.3 % 215.592 3698.7 34 215.984 3712.2 Vs 216.377 3725.7 75 235.619 4417.9 Vs 236.012 4432.6 Vi 236.405 4447.4 Vs 236.798 4462.2 Vz 237.190 4477.0 Vs 237.583 4491.8 Vi 237.976 4506.7 Vs 238.368 4521.5 69 216.770 3739.3 76 238.761 4536.5 Vs 217.163 3752.8 239.154 4551.4 Vi 217.555 3766.4 Vi 239.546 4566.4 Vs 217.948 3780.0 Vs 239.939 4581.3 Vz 218.341 3793.7 Vz 240.332 4596.3 Vs 218.733 3807.3 Vs 240.725 4611.4 3A 219.126 3821.0 Vi 241.117 4626.4 Vs 219.519 3834.7 Vs 241.510 4641.5 70 219.911 3848.5 77 241.903 4656.6 Vs 220.304 3862.2 Vs 242.295 4671.8 Vt 220.697 3876.0 Vi 242.688 4686.9 Vs 221.090 3889.8 Vs 243.081 4702.1 Vz 221.482 3903.6 Vz 243.473 4717.3 Vs 221.875 3917.5 Vs 243.866 4732.5 Vi 222.268 3931.4 3A 244.259 4747.8 7s 222.660 3945.3 Vs 244.652 4763.1 71 223.053 3959.2 Vs 223.446 3973.1 Vi 223.838 3987.1 Vs 224.231 4001.1 \z 224.624 4015.2 Vs 225.017 4029.2 Vi 225.409 4043.3 7's 225.802 4057.4 78 245.044 4778.4 Vs 245.437 4793.7 Vi 245.830 4809.0 Vs 246.222 4824.4 Vz 246.615 4839.8 Vs 247.008 4855.2 Vi 247.400 4870.7 7s 247.793 4886.2 79 248.186 4901.7 Vs 248.579 4917.2 Vi 248.971 4932.7 % 249.364 4948.3 >'2 249.757 4963.9 % 250.149 4979.5 Vi 250,542 4995.2 Vs 250.935 5010.9 80 251.327 5026.5 Vs 251.720 5042.3 Vi 252.113 5058.0 3/s 252.506 5073.8 V? 252.898 5089.6 Vs 253.291 5105.4 Vi 253.684 5121.2 Vs 254.076 5137.1 81 254.469 5153.0 Vs 254.862 5168.9 Vi 255.254 5184.9 Vs 255.647 5200.8 Vz 256.040 5216.8 Vs 256.433 5232.8 Vi 256.825 5248.9 Vs 257.218 5264.9 82 257.611 5281.0 Vs 258.003 5297.1 Vi 258.396 5313.3 % 258.789 5329.4 Vz 259.181 5345.6 Vs 259.574 5361.8 Vi 259.967 5378.1 Vs 260.359 5394.3 83 260.752 5410.6 Vs 261.145 5426.9 Vi 261.538 5443.3 Vs 261.930 5459.6 Vz 262.323 5476.0 Vs 262.716 5492.4 Vi 263.108 5508.8 Vs 263.501 5525.3 84 263.894 5541.8 Vs 264.286 5558.3 Vi 264.679 5574.8 Vs 265.072 5591.4 V? 265.465 5607.9 % 265.857 5624.5 \k 266.250 5641.2 Vs 266.643 5657.8 85 267.035 5674.5 Vs 267.428 5691.2 Vi 267.821 5707.9 Vs 268.213 5724.7 Vz 268.606 5741.5 Vs 268.999 5758.3 Vi 269.392 5775.1 7 8 269.784 5791.9 86 270.177 5808.8 93 292.168 6792.9 Vs 270.570 5825.7 Vs 292.561 6811.2 Vi 270.962 5842.6 Vi 292.954 6829.5 Vs 271.355 5859.6 Vs 293.346 6847.8 u, 271.748 5876.5 2 293.739 6866.1 Vs 272.140 5893.5 Vs 294.132 6884.5 H 272.533 5910.6 3/4 294.524 6902.9 Vs 272.926 5927.6 Vs 294.917 6921.3 87 273.319 5944.7 94 295.310 6939.8 Vs 273.711 5961.8 V8 295.702 6958.2 Vi 274.104 5978.9 Vi 296.095 6976.7 Vs 274.497 5996.0 Vs 296.488 6995.3 Vz 274.889 6013.2 \'z 296.881 7013.8 Vs 275.282 6030.4 Vs 197.273 7032.4 V 2^5.675 6047.6 Vi 297.666 7051.0 Vs 276.067 6064.9 Vs 298.059 7069.6 88 276.460 6082.1 Vs 276.853 6099.4 `A 277.246 6116.7 Vs 277.638 6134.1 Vz 278.031 6151.4 Vs 278.424 6168.8 Vi 278.816 6186.2 Vs 279.209 6203.7 95 298.451 7088.2 Vs Vi 298.844 299.237 7106.9 71io.b Vs 299.629 7144.3 Vz. 300.022 7163.0 Vs 300.415 7181.8 Vi 300.807 7200.6 Vs 301.200 7219.4 89 279.602 6221.1 96 301.59j 7238.2 Vs 279.994 6238.6 Vs 301.986 7257.1 Vi 280.387 6256.1 Vi 302.378 7276.0 Vs 280.780 6273.7 Vs 302.771 7294.9 Vz 281.173 6291.2 Vz 303.164 7313.8 Vs 281.565 6308.8 Vs 303.556 7332.8 Vi 281.958 6326.4 Vi 303.949 7351.8 Vs 282.351 6344.1 Vs 304.342 7370.8 90 282.743 6361.7 97 304.734 7389.8 Vs 283.136 6379.4 Vs 305.127 7408.9 Vi 283.529 6397.1 Vi 305.520 7428.0 Vs 283.921 6414.9 Vs 305.913 7447.1 Vz 284.314 6432.6 Vz 306.305 7466.2 Vs 284.707 6450.4 Vs 306.698 7485.3 Vi 285.100 6468.2 Vi 307.091 7504.5 Vs 285.492 6486.0 Vs 307.483 7523.7 91 285.885 65. .9 98 307.876 7543.0 Vs 286.278 6521.8 Vs 308.269 7562.2 Vi 286.670 6539.7 Vi 308.661 7581.5 Vs 287.063 6557.6 Vz 287.456 6575.5 Vs 287.848 6593.5 Vs 309.054 7600.8 Vz 309.447 7620.1 Vs 309.840 7639.5 Vi 288.241 6611.5 Vi 310.232 7bob.9 7-S 288.634 6629.6 Vs 310.625 7678.3 99 311.018 7697.7 92 289.027 6647.6 Vs 311.410 7717.1 Vs 289.419 6665.7 Vi 311.803 7736.6 Vi 289.812 6683.8 Vs 312.196 7756.1 Vs 290.205 6701.9 Vz 312.588 7775.6 Vz 290.597 6720.1 Vs 312.981 7795.2 Vs 290.990 6738.2 Vi 313.374 7814.8 Vi 291.383 6756.4 Vs 313.767 7834.4 7s 291.775 6774.7 100 314.159 7854.0 42 562 CRANE Mensuration of Plane Figures Right Triangle Angles .-1 - B = 90 sin A = c cos A. = bc- tan A. a =-b a'- -- b'- = c2 Area = } iab B AD = m DC = n A, B and C' are angles Oblique Triangle Given Required Formulas A,B.n C.b.c C _ ls0 - A D.-6-"Sinf;c -''Sin,C sin A sin A b,C.A B.C.a c; -- rr -- b'- ,, a- 4- b- -- c2 cos o ---------2;-u-c-------; cos (. --------2;ra-br------ a- = 62 + c- -- 2be cos A; h -- c sin A m = c cos A; n = 6 -- m; a2 = hr + n- a,c.A B.C.b a, b, c A sin C = sin A x B f ISO0 -- A -- C , sin B o = a--si--n Ar Xote: In some cases two values for B. C and b are possible .A Sin 2 ~ ]I'/(s --bb)x(sc -- c) a, b, c m, n cos - l/s - a) 2 \ b Xc .-Mo+b + c) A l /is -- 6) (s -- c) tan y2r = 1f'/----s--is---------a-)- :-- c" + b- -- a- a- + b- -- c2 m~ 2b ' n 2b B = Angle in Degrees A = Length of Arc 42 Circle Circumference = icD = 2icR Area = irR. tRB A=l80 C =2^2HR-H'- = 2Rsin^ H \AtR: - C2 = 2flsin21 E =R--H Area of Sector = }4RA Area of Segment = l-^RA -- IgiJC Trigonometric Formulae Radius AE = 1 FG = sin a AG = cos a DE = tan DC = cot a AD = sec a AC = esc a sin2 a + cos2 a = 1 _ sin a tan a ~ cos a sec2 -- tan2 a 1 sin a 1 1 -- cos2 Cl ' | tan a ' , ---------------- } 1 -- tan2 a 1 | L t cot2 a cos a | 1 -- sin- ci l 1 -- tan2 a cot a | l + cot2 Cl tan </ s`n " j J 1 -- sin2 a | 1 -- cos2 a cos a l cot a cot n l 1 -- sin2 a ! cosa. . sin a t | l -- cos"'a 1 tan n 1 CRANE Natural Trigonometric Functions 563 Degrees O' 0 0.00000 1 0.01745 2 0.03490 3 0.05234 4 0.06976 0.08716 6 0.10453 7 0.12187 8 0.13917 9 0.15643 10 0.17365 11 0.19081 12 0.20791 13 0.22495 14 0.24192 0.25882 16 0.27564 17 0.29237 18 0.30902 19 0.32557 20 0.34202 21 0.35837 22 0.37461 23 0.39073 24 0.40674 0.42262 26 0.43837 27 0.45399 28 0.46947 29 0.48481 30 0.50000 31 0.51504 32 0.52992 33 0.54464 34 0.55919 36 0.58779 37 0.60182 38 39 0.62932 40 0.64279 41 0.65606 42 0.66913 43 0.68200 44 0.69466 Sines 60' 10' 0.00291 0.02036 0.03781 0.05524 0.07266 0.09005 0.10742 0.12476 0.14205 0.15931 0.17651 0.19366 0.21076 0.22778 0.24474 0.26163 0.27843 0.29515 0.31178 0.32832 0.34475 0.36108 0.37730 0.39341 0.40939 0.42525 0.44098 0.45658 0.47204 0.48735 0.50252 0.51753 0.53238 0.54708 0.56160 0.57596 0.59014 0.60414 0.61795 0.63158 0.64501 0.65825 0.67129 0.68412 0.69675 50' 20' 0.00582 0.02327 0.04071 0.05814 0.07556 0.09295 0.11031 0.12764 0.14493 0.16218 0.17937 0.19652 0.21360 0.23062 0.24756 0.26443 0.28123 0.29793 0.31454 0.33106 0.34748 0.36379 0.37999 0.39608 0.41204 0.42788 0.44359 0.45917 0.47460 0.48989 0.50503 0.52002 0.53484 0.54951 0.56401 0.57833 0.59248 0.60645 0.62024 0.63383 0.64723 0.66044 0.67344 0.68624 0.69883 40' Sines 30' 0.00873 0.02618 0.04362 0.06105 0.07846 0.09585 0.11320 0.13053 0.14781 0.16505 0.18224 0.19937 0.21644 0.23345 0.25038 0.26724 0.28402 0.30071 0.31730 0.33381 0.35021 0.36650 0.38268 0.39875 0.41469 0.43051 0.44620 0;46175 0.47716 0.49242 0.50754 0.52250 0.53730 0.55194 0.56641 0.58070 0.59482 0.60876 0.62251 0.63608 0.64945 0.66262 0.67559 0.68835 0.70091 30' Cosines 40' 50' 0.01164 0.02908 0.04653 0.06395 0.08136 0.09874 0.11609 0.13341 0.15069, 0.16792 0.18509 0.20222 0.21928 0.23627 0.25320 0.27004 0.28680 0.30348 0.32006 0.33655 0.35293 0.36921 0.38537 0.40141 0.41734 0.43313 0.44880 0.46433 0.47971 0.49495 0.51004 0.52498 0.53975 0.55436 0.56880 0.58307 0.59716 0.61107 0.62479 0.63832 0.65166 0.66480 0.67773 0.69046 0.70298 0.01454 0.03199 0.04943 0.06685 0.08426 0.10164 0.11898 0.13629 0.15356 0.17078 0.18795 0.20507 0.22212 0.23910 0.25601 0.27284 0.28959 0.30625 0.32282 0.33929 0.35565 0.37191 0.38805 0.40408 0.41998 0.43575 0.45140 0.46690 0.48226 0.49748 0.51254 0.52745 0.54220 0.55678 0.57119 0.58543 0.59949 0.61337 0.62706 0.64056 0.65386 0.66697 0.67987 0.69256 0.70505 20' 10' Cosines 60' 0.01745 0.03490 0.05234 0.06976 0.08716 0.10453 0.12187 0.13917 0.15643 0.17365 0.19081 0.20791 0.22495 0.24192 0.25882 0.27564 0.29237 0.30902 0.32557 0.34202 0.35837 0.37461 0.39073 0.40674 0.42262 0.43837 0.45399 0.46947 0.48481 0.50000 0.51504 0.52992 0.54464 0.55919 0.57358 0.58779 0.60182 0.61566 0.62932 0.64279 0.65606 0.66913 0.68200 0.69466 0.70711 89 88 87 86 85' 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 // 76 /o 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 0' 42 564 CRANE Natural Trigonometric Functions (continued) Degrees Cosines ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------------ ------------ ------------------------------------ ---------------- 0' 10' 20' 30' 40' 50' 60' Sines 0 1.00000 1.00000 0.99998 0.99996 0.99993 0.99989 0.99985 1 0.99985 0.99979 0.99973 0.99966 0.99958 0.99949 0.99939 2 0.99939 0.99929 0.99917 0.99905 0.99892 0.99878 0.99863 3 0.99863 0.99847 0.99831 0.99813 0.99795 0.99776 0.99756 4 0.99756 0.99736 0.99714 0.99692 0.99668 0.99644 0.99619 89 88 87 86 85 5 0.99619 0.99594 0.99567 0.99540 0.99511 0.99482 0.99452 6 0.99452 0.99421 0.99390 0.99357 0.99324 0.99290 0.99255 7 0.99255 0.99219 0.99182 0.99144 0.99106 0.99067 0.99027 8 0.99027 0.98986 0.98944 0.98902 0.98858 0.98814 0.98769 9 0.98769 0.98723 0.98676 0.98629 0.98580 0.9853i1 0.98481 10 0.98481 0.98430 0.98378 0.98325 0.98272 0.98218 0.98163 11 0.98163 0.98107 0.98050 0.97992 0.97934 0.97875 0.97815 12 0.97815 0.97754 0.97692 0.97630 0.97566 0.97502 0.97437 13 0.97437 0.97371 0.97304 0.97237 0.97169 0.97100 0.97030 14 0.97030 0.96959 0.96887 0.96815 0.96742 0.96667 0.96593 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 IS 0.96593 0.96517 0.96440 0.96363 0.96285 0.96206 0.96126 16 0.96126 0.96046 0.95964 0.95882 0.95799 0.95715 0.95630 17 0.95630 0.95545 0.95459 0.95372 0.95284 0.95195 0.95106 18 0.95106 0.95015 0.94924 0.94832 0.94740 0.94646 0.94552 19 0.94552 0.94457 0.94361 0.94264 0.94167 0.94068 0.93969 74 73 72 71 70 20 0.93969 0.93869 0.93769 0.93667 0.93565 0.93462 0.93358 21 0.93358 0.93253 0.93148 0.93042 0.92935 0.92827 0.92718 22 0.92718 0.92609 0.92499 0.92388 0.92276 0.92164 0.92050 23 0.92050 0.91936 0.91822 0.91706 0.91590 0.91472 0.91355 24 0.91355 0.91236 0.91116 0.90996 0.90875 0.90753 0.90631 69 68 67 66 65 25 0.90631 0.90507 0.90383 0.90259 0.90133 0.90007 0.89879 26 0.89879 0.89752 0.89623 0.89493 0.89363 0.89232 0.89101 27 0.89101 0.88968 0.88835 0.88701 0.88566 0.88431 0.88295 28 0.88295 0.88158 0.88020 0.87882 0.87743 0.87603 0.87462 29 0.87462 0.87321 0.87178 0.87036 0.86892 0.86748 0.86603 64 63 62 61 60 30 0.86603 0.86457 0.86310 0.86163 0.86015 0.85866 0.85717 31 0.85717 0.85567 0.85416 0.85264 0.85112 0.84959 0.84805 32 0.84805 0.84650 0.84495 0.84339 0.84182 0.84025 0.83867 33 0.83867 0.83708 0.83549 0.83389 0.83228 0.83066 0.82904 34 0.82904 0.82741 0.82577 0.82413 0.82248 0.82082 0.81915 59 58 57 56 55 35 0.81915 0.81748 0.81580 0.81412 0.81242 0.81072 0.80902 36 0.80902 0.80730 0.80558 0.80386 0.80212 0.80038 0.79864 37 0.79864 0.79688 0.79512 0.79335 0.79158 0.78980 0.78801 38 0.78801 0.78622 0.78442 0.78261 0.78079 0.77897 0.77715 39 0.77715 0.77531 0.77347 0.77162 0.76977 0.76791 0.76604 54 53 52 51 50 40 0.76604 41 0.75471 42 0.74314 43 0.73135 44 0.71934 i i 60' 0.76417 0.75280 0.74120 0.72937 0.71732 50' 0.76229 0.75088 0.73924 0.72737 0.71529 40' 0.76041 0.74896 0.73728 0.72537 0.71325 30' 0.75851 0.74703 0.73531 0.72337 0.71121 20' 0.75661 0.74509 0.73333 0.72136 0.70916 10' 0.75471 0.74314 0.73135 0.71934 0.70711 0' 49 48 47 46 45 Cosines --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- < Degrees Sines 42 CRANE Natural Trigonometric Functions (continued) 565 Degrees O' 0 0.00000 1 0.01746 0.03492 3 0.05241 4 0.06993 0.08749 6 0.10510 7 0.12278 8 0.14054 9 0.15838 10 0.17633 11 0.19438 12 0.21256 13 0.23087 14 0.24933 0.26795 16 0.28675 17 0.30573 18 0.32492 19 0.34433 20 0.36397 21 0.38386 22 0.40403 23 0.42447 24 0.44523 0.46631 26 0.48773 27 0.50953 28 0.53171 29 0.55431 30 0.57735 31 0.60086 32 0.62487 33 0.64941 34 0.67451 35 0.70021 36 0.72654 37 0.75355 38 0.78129 39 0.80978 40 0.83910 41 0.86929 42 0.90040 43 0.93252 44 0.96569 Tangents 60' 10' 0.00291 0.02036 0.03783 0.05533 0.07285 0.09042 0.10805 0.12574 0.14351 0.16137 0.17933 0.19740 0.21560 0.23393 0.25242 0.27107 0.28990 0.30891 0.32814 0.34758 0.36727 0.38721 0.40741 0.42791 0.44872 0.46985 0.49134 0.51319 0.53545 0.55812 0.58124 0.60483 0.62892 0.65355 0.67875 0.70455 0.73100 0.75812 0.78598 0.81461 0.84407 0.87441 0.90569 0.93797 0.97133 50' Tangents 20' 30' 40' 0.00582 0.02328 0.04075 0.05824 0.07578 0.09335 0.11099 0.12869 0.14648 0.16435 0.18233 0.20042 0.21864 0.23700 0.25552 0.27419 0.29305 0.31210 0.33136 0.35085 0.37057 0.39055 0.41081 0.43136 0.45222 0.47341 0.49495 0.51688 0.53920 0.56194 0.58513 0.60881 0.63299 0.65771 0.68301 0.70891 0.73547 0.76272 0.79070 0.81946 0.84906 0.87955 0.91099 0.94345 0.97700 0.00873 0.02619 0.04366 0.06116 0.07870 0.09629 0.11394 0.13165 0.14945 0.16734 0.18534 0.20345 0.22169 0.24008 0.25862 0.27732 0.29621 0.31530 0.33460 0.35412 0.37388 0.39391 0.41421 0.43481 0.45573 0.47698 0.49858 0.52057 0.54296 0.56577 0.58905 0.61280 0.63707 0.66189 0.68728 0.71329 0.73996 0.76733 0.79544 0.82434 0.85408 0.88473 0.91633 0.94896 0.98270 0.01164 0.02910 0.04658 0.06408 0.08163 0.09923 0.11688 0.13461 0.15243 0.17033 0.18835 0.20648 0.22475 0.24316 0.26172 0.28046 0.29938 0.31850 0.33783 0.35740 0.37720 0.39727 0.41763 0.43828 0.45924 0.48055 0.50222 0.52427 0.54673 0.56962 0.59297 0.61681 0.64117 0.66608 0.69157 0.71769 0.74447 0.77196 0.80020 0.82923 0.85912 0.88992 0.92170 0.95451 0.98843 40' 30' 20' Cotangents 50' 0.01455 0.03201 0.04949 0.06700 0.08456 0.10216 0.11983 0.13758 0.15540 0.17333 0.19136 0.20952 0.22781 0.24624 0.26483 0.28360 0.30255 0.32171 0.34108 0.36068 0.38053 0.40065 0.42105 0.44175 0.46277 0.48414 0.50587 0.52798 0.55051 0.57348 0.59691 0.62083 0.64528 0.67028 0.69588 0.72211 0.74900 0.77661 0.80498 0.83415 0.86419 0.89515 0.92709 0.96008 0.99420 10' Cotangents 60' 0.01746 0.03492 0.05241 0.06993 0.08749 0.10510 0.12278 0.14054 0.15838 0.17633 0.19438 0.21256 0.23087 0.24933 0.26795 0.28675 0.30573 0.32492 0.34433 0.36397 0.38386 0.40403 0.42447 0.44523 0.46631 0 48773 0.50953 0.53171 0.55431 0.57735 0.60086 0.62487 0.64941 0.67451 0.70021 0.72654 0.75355 0.78129 0.80978 0.83910 0.86929 0.90040 0.93252 0.96569 1.00000 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 0' Degrees 42 566 CRANE Four-Place Table of Common Logarithms The common logarithms of numbers between i and 10. correct to four places, are given in the table shown on this anJ the following page. If the decimal point in the number is moved n places to the right (or lcit.i. the value of n lor -- n) is added to the logarithm, thus- log > 14 =f),4o9 log > 14. or log OT 14 = 0 4^9 -- 1, which may be written, 2A9(y9 or ^ '*`'*0--10 1 f the given number has more than four significant figures, it should be reduced to four figures, since those beyond four figures will not affect the result in four-place computations. The logarithm of a number having four significant figures must be interpolated by adding to the logarithm of the three figure number, the amount under the fourth figure, as read in the proportional parts section of the table. Thus, the logarithm of 3.1416 is found as follows: a. Reduce the number to four significant figures; 3.142 b. The log of 3.14 is .4969 c. The value of the proportional part under 2 Rhe fourth figure) is 3 d. Then, the log 3.142 = 0.49o9-h.0003 or 0.4972 42 log ab = log a + log 6 log g = log a -- log b log an = n log a .log V a= l--og5--a n Proportional Parts N 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 71 8 9 1 23456789 1.0 0000 0043 0086 0128 0170 0212 0253 0294 0334 0374 4 8 12 17 21 25 29 33 37 1.1 0414 0453 049? 0531 0569 0607 0645 0682 0719 0755 4 8 11 15 19 23 26 30 34 1.2 0792 0828 0864 0899 0934 0969 1004 1038 1072 1106 3 7 10 14 17 21 24 28 31 1.3 1139 1173 1206 1239 1271 1303 1335 1367 1399 1430 3 6 10 13 16 19 23 26 29 1.4 1461 1492 1523 1553 1584 1614 1644 1673 1703 1732 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 1.5 1761 1790 1818 1847 1875 1903 1931 1959 1987 2014 3 6 8 11 14 17 20 22 25 1.6 2041 2068 2095 2122 2148 2175 2201 2227 2253 2279 3 5 8 11 13 16 18 21 24 1.7 2304 2330 2355 2380 2405 2430 2455 2480 2504 2529 j 2 5 7 10 12 15 17 20 22 1.8 2553 2577 2601 2625 2648 2672 2695 2718 2742 2765 2 5 7 9 12 14 16 19 21 1.9 2788 2810 2833 2856 2878 2900 2923 2945 2967 2989 2 4 7 9 11 13 16 18 20 2.0 3010 3032 3054 3075 3096 3118 3139 3160 3181 3201 2 4 6 8 11 13 15 17 19 2.1 3222 3243 3263 3284 3304 3324 3345 3365 3385 3404 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 2.2 3424 3444 3464 3483 3502 3522 3541 3560 3579 3598 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 15 17 2.3 3617 3636 3655 3674 3692 3711 3729 3747 3766 3784 2 4 6 7 9 11 13 15 17 2.4 3802 3820 3838 3856 3874 3892 3909 3927 3945 3962 2 4 5 7 9 11 12 14 16 2.5 3979 3997 4014 4031 4048 4065 4082 4099 4116 4133 2 3 5 7 9 10 12 14 15 2.6 4150 4166 4183 4200 4216 4232 4249 4265 4281 -298 2 3 5 7 8 10 11 13 15 2.7 4314 4330 4346 4362 4378 4393 4409 4425 4440 4456 2 3 0 6 8 9 11 13 14 2.8 4472 4487 4502 4518 4533 4548 4564 4579 4c"i4 4609 2 3 5 6 8 9 11 12 14 2.9 4624 4639 4654 4669 4683 4698 4713 4728 4742 4757 1 3 4 b 7 9 10 12 13 3.0 4771 4786 4800 4814 4829 4843 4857 4871 4886 4900 1 3 4 6 7 9 10 11 13 3.1 4914 4928 4942 4955 4969 4983 4997 5011 5024 5038 1 1 3 4 6 7 8 10 11 12 3.2 5051 5065 5079 5092 5105 5119 5132 5145 5159 5172 , 1 3 4 0 7 8 9 11 12 3.3 5185 5198 5211 5224 5237 5250 5263 5276 5289 5302 j 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 3.4 5315 5328 5340 5353 5366 5378 5391 5403 5416 5428 ; 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 3.5 5441 5453 5465 5478 5490 5502 5514 5527 i339 5551 1 2 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 3.6 5563 5575 5587 5599 5611 5623 5635 5647 5658 5670 1 2 4 6 6 7 8 10 11 3.7 5682 5694 5705 5717 5729 5740 575Z 5763 5775 5786 1 2 3 5 b 7 8 9 10 3.8 5798 5809 5821 5832 5843 5855 5866 5877 5888 5899 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 3.9 5911 5922 5933 5944 5955 5966 5977 5988 5999 6010 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 1! N 012345 678 ^1 23456789 1 CRANE 567 Four-Place Table of Common Logarithms (Cont.) Proportional Parts N 0 1 2 34 56789 i 23456789 4.0 6021 6031 6042 6053 6064 6075 6085 6096 6107 6117 i 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 4.1 6128 6138 6149 6160 6170 6180 6191 6201 6212 6222 i 23456789 4.2 6232 6243 6253 6263 6274 6284 6294 6304 6314 6325 i 2345678q 4.3 6335 6345 6355 6365 6375 6385 6395 ' 6405 6415 6425 . i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4.4 6435 6444 6454 6464 6474 6484 6493 6503 6513 6522 i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4.5 6532 6542 6551 6561 6571 6580 6590 6599 ' 6609 ' 6618 , i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4.6 6628 6637 6646 6656 6665 6675 6684 6693 1 6702 ! 6712 I i 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 4.7 6721 6730 6739 6749 6758 6767 6776 6785 ! 6794 6803 i 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 4.8 4.9 6812 6902 6821 6911 6830 6920 6839 6928 6848 6857 6937 6946 6866 6955 6875 1 6884 6964 6972 6893 6981 i! i1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 5.0 6990 6998 7007 7016 7024 7033 7042 7050 7059 7067 ! 1 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 5.1 7076 7084 7093 7101 7110 7118 7126 7135 7143 7152 i i 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 5.2 7160 7168 7177 7185 7193 7202 7210 7218 7226 7235 i22345677 5.3 7243 7251 7259 7267 7275 7284 7292 7300 7308 7316 i 2 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 5.4 7324 7332 7340 7348 7356 7364 7372 7380 7388 7396 i 2 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 5.5 7404 7412 7419 7427 7435 7443 7451 7459 3466 7474 i 2 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 5.6 5.7 7482 7559 7490 7566 7497 7574 7505 7582 7513 7520 7589 7597 7528 7604 7536 7612 7543 7619 7551 7627 i 223455 67 i 223455 67 5.8 7634 7642 7649 7657 7664 7672 7679 7686 7694 7701 i 1 2344567 5.9 7709 7716 7723 7731 7738 7745 7752 7760 7767 7774 i 1 2 3 4 4 o 6 7 6.0 7782 7789 7796 7803 7810 7818 7825 7832 7839 7846 i 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 6.1 7853 7860 7868 7875 7882 7889 7896 7903 7910 7917 i 1 23 44o 6 6 6.2 7924 7931 7938 7945 7952 7959 7966 7973 7980 7987 i 12334b66 6.3 7993 8000 8007 8014 8021 8028 8035 8041 8048 8055 i 12334b 56 6.4 8062 8069 8075 8082 8089 8096 8102 8109 8116 8122 i 123 34b 5 6 6.5 8129 8136 8142 8149 8156 8162 8169 8176 8182 8189 , i 1 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 6.6 8195 8202 8209 8215 8222 8228 8235 8241 8248 8254 | i 1 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 6.7 8261 8267 8274 8280 8287 8293 8299 8306 8312 8319 ! i 1 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 6.8 8325 8331 8338 8344 8351 8357 8363 8370 8376 8382 | i 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 6 6.9 8388 8395 8401 8407 8414 8420 8426 8432 8439 8445 i i 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 7.0 8451 8457 8463 8470 8476 8482 8488 8494 8500 8506 i 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 7.1 7.2 8513 8573 8519 8579 8525 8585 8531 8591 8537 8543 8597 8603 8549 8609 8555 8615 8561 8621 8567 8627 i 1 223445 5 i 12234455 7.3 8633 8639 8645 8651 8657 8663 8669 8675 8681 8686 i 12234455 7.4 8692 8698 8704 8710 8716 8722 8727 8733 8739 8745 i 1223445 5 7.5 7.6 7.7 8751 8808 8865 8756 8814 8871 8762 8820 8876 8768 8825 8882 8774 8831 8887 8779 8837 8893 8785 8842 8899 8791 8848 8904 8797 8854 8910 8802 8859 8915 i 12233455 i 12233455 i 12233445 7.8 7.9 8921 8927 8932 8938 8943 8949 8954 8960 8965 8971 8976 8982 8987 8993 8998 9004 9009 9015 9020 9025 i 12233445 i 12233445 8.0 8.1 9031 9036 9042 9047 9053 9058 9063 9069 9074 9079 9085 9090 9096 9101 9106 9112 9117 9122 9128 9133 i 12233445 i 12233445 8.2 8.3 8.4 9138 9143 9191 9196 9243 j 9248 9149 9201 9253 9154 9206 9258 9159 9212 9263 9165 9217 9269 9170 9222 9274 9175 9227 9279 9180 9232 9284 9186 9238 9289 i 12233445 i 12233445 i 1 2233445 8.5 8.6 8.7 8.8 8.9 9294 ! 9299 9345 ' 9350 9395 ' 9400 9445 i 9450 9494 9499 9304 9355 9405 9455 9504 9309 9360 9410 9460 9509 9315 9365 9415 9465 9513 9320 9370 9420 9469 9518 9325 9375 9425 9474 9523 9330 9380 9430 9479 9528 9335 9385 9435 9484 9533 9340 i 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 9390 i l2233445 9440 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9489 ii 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9538 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9542 9590 9638 9685 9547 9595 9643 9689 9552 9600 9647 9694 9557 9605 9652 9699 9562 9609 9657 9703 9566 9614 9661 9708 9571 9619 9666 9713 9576 9624 9671 9717 9581 9628 9675 9722 9586 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9633 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9680 . 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9727 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9.4 9731 9736 9741 9745 9750 9754 9759 9763 9768 9773 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9777 9823 9868 9782 9827 9872 9786 9832 9877 9791 9836 9881 9795 9841 9886 9800 9845 9890 9805 9850 9894 9809 9854 9899 9814 9859 9903 9818 9863 9908 0 1 1 223344 01 1 223344 01 1223344 9.8 9912 9917 9921 9926 9930 9934 9939 9943 9948 9952 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 9.9 9956 9961 9965 9969 9974 9978 9983 9987 9991 9996 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 1 1 cmN 0 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ----_ 568 CRANE Steam There are three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. Under normal atmospheric conditions, sub stances exist in any one of these three states, and when the outside conditions are varied, they change from one state to another. W ater under a\erage conditions exists in the form of a liquid. When a body of water is heated by means of some external medium, the temperature of the water rises, and soon small bubbles are noted on the surface which break and form continuously. This phenomenon is described as "boiling". The amount of heat necessary to cause the tempera ture of the water to rise is expressed in British Thermal Units (B.t.u.), where one B.t.u. is the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of i pound )f water from be to 6iF. or. as is generally stated, i/i8c part of the heat necessary to raise the temperature of i pound of water from !'3 F. (freezing point) to m0F. (boiling point;. After the temperature of 2i2=F. is reached, each pound of water contains iSc B.t.u. (above ji3 F.). This quantity of heat is called "beat of the liquid" or "sensible he.it". In order to change the liquid into a vapor at atmospheric pressure (14-7 pounds per square inch absolute), q70.i B.t.u. must be added to each pound of water after the temperature of 212 F. is reached. During this transition period the temperature remains tonstant. The added quan tity of heat is called the "latent heat of evaporation". Consequently, the "total heat" of the vapor, formed when water boils at atmospheric pressure, is the sum of the two quantities i8c B.t.u. and 07c.: B.t.u., or 1150.2 B.t.u. per pound. If water is heated in a closed vessel not completely filled, the pressure will rise after steam begins to form accompanied by an increase in temperature. Saturated Steam: Saturated steam is steam in contact with the liquid water from which it was generated, at a temperature which is the boiling point of the water and the condensing point of the steam. It may be either "dry" or" wet", depending upon the generating conditions. "Dry" saturated steam is steam free from mechanically mixed water particles. "Wet" saturated steam, on the other hand, contains water particles in suspension. Satu rated steam at any pressure has a definite tem perature. Superheated Steam: Superheated steam is steam at any given pressure which is heated to a temper ature higher than the temperature of saturated steam at that pressure. 42 Steam Data ...................................................... page 569 Properties of Saturated Steam , . pages 570 to 573 Properties of Superheated Steam pages 574 to 576 Temperature Conversion table ........ ........... page 557 CRANE Steam Data 569 1 Boiler Horse Power The accepted rule for figuring boiler horse power is as follow s One Horse Power equals the evaporation of3: pounds of water per hour from an initial temperature of ico F. into steam at 70 pounds gauge pressure, or its equivalent; that is, 34)2 pounds of water eva -> rated per hour from a temperature of 211 F. into steam at 212 F. Horse Power of an Engine P = Mean effective pressure per square inch of the steam on the piston. jL = Length of stroke in feet. A = Area of piston in square inches. A'= Number of strokes per minute. Then Horse Power = The approximate mean effective pressure in the cyl- inder when the valve cuts off at: stroke equals steam pressure x .707 J.-3 stroke equals steam pressure x .070 M stroke equals steam pressure x .-on 1 2 stroke equals steam pressure x Nj~ 5s stroke equals steam pressure x .010 23 stroke equals steam pressure X .037 3 4 stroke equals steam pressure x .000 7 i stroke equals steam pressure x ,002 Ranges in Steam Consumption by Prime Movers (For Estimating Purposes) Simple Non-Condensing Engines................................... 20 -- 45 pounds per H. P. hour Simple Non-Condensing Automatic Engines.............. 26 -- 40 pounds per H. P. hour Simple Non-Condensing Corliss Engines..................... 20 -- 31 pounds per H. P. hour Compound Non-Condensing Engines........................... io -- 2S pounds per H. P. hour Compound Condensing Engines.................................... 12 -- 22 pounds per H. P. hour Simple Duplex Steam Pumps........................................ 120 -- 200 pounds per H. P. hour Turbines. Non-Condensing............................................. 21 -- 45 pounds per H. P. hour Turbines, Condensing... q -- 32 pounds per H. P. hour Flow of Steam in Pipes To determine the velocity of steam in feet per minute through a pipe, the quantity, pressure and area being known. l' = Velocity in feet per minute. IF = Pounds of steam per hour. v = Specific volume in cubic feet per pound. (See steam tables, pages 570 to 576.) a = Area of pipe in square inches. (See steel pipe data, pages 490 and 491.) 1728 = Cubic inches in a cubic foot. 60 = Minutes in an hour. 12= Inches in a foot. Then 11' x v X 1728 _ IF X v X 2.4 60 X a X 12 a axV_ W = v x 2.4 aXV v = IF x 2.4 IF x v X 2.4 a-- V Loss of Pressure The above formula does not consider the probable drop, or loss of pressure w hich is dependent upon the velocity of flow, length of line, number of turns in fittings or valves, and the covering of the pipe. In every steam line there must be a difference in pres sure between the inlet and outlet or there could be no flow, and this difference is increased by friction and radiation. Reasonable Velocities for Flow of Steam in Pipes The table below giving reasonable velocities, based on average practice, can be used to advantage in steam lines. It must be realized that the lower velocities should be used for smaller pipes and the higher velocities for pipes larger than 12 inches. Condition of Steam Saturated Saturated Superheated Pressure Pounds per Square Inch 0 pounds -- 15 pounds 50 pounds and up 200 pounds and up Use Heating (Short lines; Miscellaneous High Pressure Steam Piping Reasonable Velocity Feet per Minute 4,000 to 6,000 6,000 to 10.000 7.000 to 20.000 42 570 CRANE Properties of Saturated Steam1 Absolute Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In. Inches of Hg P 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 1 0.41 0.51 0.61 0.71 0.81 0.92 0.50 0.60 0.70 0.80 0.90 1.02 1.22 1.43 1.63 1.83 1.0 2.04 1.2 2.44 1.4 2.85 1.6 3.26 1.8 3.66 2.0 4.07 2.2 4.48 2.4 4.89 2.6 5.29 2.8 5.70 3.0 6.11 3.5 7.13 4.0 8.14 4.5 9.16 5.0 10.18 5.5 11.20 6.0 12.22 6.5 13.23 7.0 14.25 7.5 15.27 8.0 8.5 9.0 9.5 10.0 16.29 17.31 18.32 19.34 20.36 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 22.40 24.43 26.47 28.50 Vacuum Inches of Hg ` Temperature ^ Degrees F. , , i t 29.51 29.41 29.31 29.21 ' 29.11 29.00 28.90 28.70 28.49 28.29 28.09 27.88 27.48 27.07 26.66 26.26 25.85 25.44 25.03 24.63 24.22 23.81 22.79 21.78 20.76 19.74 18.72 17.70 16.69 15.67 14.65 13.63 12.61 11.60 10.58 9.56 7.52 5.49 3.45 1.42 ; 53.14 59.30 64.47 68.93 72.86 76.38 79.58 85.21 90.08 94.38 98.24 101.74 107.92 113.26 117.99 122.23 126.08 129.62 132.89 135.94 138.79 141.48 147.57 152.97 157.83 162.24 166.30 170.06 173.56 176.85 179.94 182.86 185.64 188.28 190.80 193.21 197.75 201.96 205.88 209.56 Heat of the Liquid Btu lb. hr 21.21 27.36 32.52 36.97 40.89 44.41 47.60 53.21 58.07 62.36 66.21 69.70 75.87 81.20 85.91 90.14 93.99 97.52 100.79 103.83 106.68 109.37 115.46 120.86 125.71 130.13 134.19 137.96 141.47 144.76 147.86 150.79 153.57 156.22 158.75 161.17 165.73 169.96 173.91 177.61 j Latent Heat 1 of Evaporation Btu lb. h/a 1063.8 1060.3 1057.4 1054.9 1052.7 1050.7 1048.8 1045.7 1042.9 1040.4 1038.3 1036.3 1032.7 1029.6 1026.9 1024.5 1022.2 1020.2 1018.3 1016.5 1014.8 1013.2 1009.6 1006.4 1003.6 1001.0 998.5 996.2 994.1 992.1 990.2 988.5 986.8 985.2 983.6 982.1 979.3 976.6 974.2 971.9 Total Heat of Steam Btu lb. K 1085.0 1087.7 1090.0 1091.9 1093.6 1095.1 1096.4 1098.9 1101.0 1102.8 1104.5 1106.0 1108.6 1110.8 1112.8 1114.6 1116.2 1117.7 1119.1 1120.3 1121.5 1122.6 1125.1 1127.3 1129.3 1131.1 1132.7 1134.2 1135.6 1136.9 1138.1 1139.3 1140.4 1141.4 1142.3 1143.3 1145.0 1146.6 1148.1 1149.5 Specific Volume Cu. ft. per ib. V,, 1526.0 1235.3 1039.5 898.5 791.9 708.5 641.4 540.0 466.9 411.7 368.4 333.6 280.9 243.0 214.3 191.8 173.73 158.85 146.38 135.78 12b.b5 118.71 102.72 90.63 81.16 73.52 67.24 61.98 57.50 53.64 50.29 47.34 44.73 42.40 40.31 38.42 35.14 32.40 30.06 28.04 42 Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In. Absolute Gage P 14.696 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 20.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 28.0 29.0 30.0 31.0 32.0 33.0 34.0 V 0.0 0.3 1.3 2.3 3.3 4.3 5.3 6.3 7.3 8.3 9.3 10.3 11.3 12.3 13.3 14.3 15.3 16.3 17.3 18.3 19.3 Temperature Degrees F, t 212.00 213.03 216.32 219.44 222.41 225.24 227.96 230.57 233.07 235.49 237.82 240.07 242.25 244.36 246.41 248.40 250.33 252.22 254.05 255.84 257.58 Heat of the Liquid Btu/lb. h, 180.07 181.11 184.42 187.56 190.56 193.42 196.16 198.79 201.33 203.78 206.14 208.42 210.62 212.75 214.83 216.86 218.82 220.73 222.59 224.41 226.18 Latent Heat of Evaporation Btu/lb. kfo 970.3 969.7 967.6 9b5.5 963.6 961.9 960.1 958.4 956.8 955.2 953.7 952.1 950.7 949.3 947.9 946.5 945.3 944.0 942.8 941.6 940.3 Total Heat of Steam Btu/lb. hy 1150.4 1150.8 1152.0 1153.1 1154.2 1155.3 1156.3 1157.2 1158.1 1159.0 1159.8 1160.6 1161.3 1162.0 1162.7 1163.4 1164.1 1164.7 1165.4 1166.0 1166.5 1 Abstracted from Thermodynamic Properties of Steam by J. H. Keenan and F.G. Keyes, 1936 Edition, by permission of the publishers, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Specific Volume Cu. ft. per lb. Vg 26.80 26.29 24.75 23.39 22.17 21.08 20.089 19.192 18.375 17.627 16.938 16.303 15.715 15.170 14.663 14.189 13.746 13.330 12.940 12.572 12.226 \ Properties of Saturated Steam (Cont.l CRANE 571 Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In. Absolute 1 Gage P 35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 30.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0 47.0 48.0 49.0 50.0 51.0 52.0 53.0 54.0 55.0 56.0 57.0 58.0 59.0 60.0 61.0 62.0 63.0 64.0 65.0 66.0 67.0 68.0 69.0 70.0 71.0 72.0 73.0 74.0 75.0 76.0 77.0 78.0 79.0 80.0 81.0 82.0 83.0 84.0 85.0 86.0 87.0 88.0 89.0 90.0 91.0 92.0 93.0 94.0 95.0 96.0 97.0 98.0 99.0 100.0 101.0 102.0 103.0 104.0 105.0 106.0 107.0 108.0 109.0 P 20.3 ! 21.3 22.3 I 23.3 24.3 25.3 26.3 27.3 28.3 29.3 30.3 31.3 32.3 33.3 34.3 35.3 36.3 37.3 38.3 39.3 40.3 41.3 42.3 43.3 44.3 45.3 46.3 47.3 48.3 49.3 50.3 51.3 52.3 53.3 . 54.3 55.3 56.3 57.3 58.3 59.3 60.3 61.3 62.3 63.3 64.3 65.3 66.3 67.3 68.3 69.3 70.3 71.3 72.3 73.3 74.3 75.3 76.3 77.3 78.3 79.3 80.3 81.3 82.3 83.3 84.3 85.3 86.3 87.3 88.3 89.3 90.3 91.3 92.3 93.3 94.3 Temperature ' Degrees F. t 259.28 , 260.95 262.57 1 1 264.16 | 265.72 1 267.25 268.74 270.21 271.64 273.05 274.44 275.80 277.13 278.45 279.74 281.01 282.26 283.49 284.70 285.90 287.07 288.23 289.37 290.50 291.61 292.71 293.79 294.85 295.90 296.94 297.97 298.99 299.99 300.98 301.96 302.92 303.88 304.83 305.76 306.68 307.60 308.50 309.40 310.29 311.16 312.03 312.89 313.74 314.59 315.42 316.25 317.07 317.88 318.68 319.48 320.27 321.06 321.83 322.60 323.36 324.12 324.87 325.61 326.35 327.08 327.81 328.53 329.25 329.96 330.66 331.36 332.05 332.74 333.42 334.10 Heat of the Liquid Btu lb. hf 227.91 229.60 231.26 232.89 234.48 236.03 237.55 239.04 240.51 241.95 243.36 244.75 246.12 247.47 248.79 250.09 251.37 252.63 253.87 255.09 256.30 257.50 258.67 259.82 260.96 262.09 263.20 264.30 265.38 266.45 267.50 268.55 269.58 270.60 271.61 272.61 273.60 274.57 275.54 276.49 277.43 278.37 279.30 280.21 281.12 282.02 282.91 283.79 284.66 285.53 286.39 287.24 288.08 288.91 289.74 290.56 291.38 292.18 292.98 293.78 294.56 295.34 296.12 296.89 297.65 298.40 299.15 299.90 300.64 301.37 302.10 302.82 303.54 304.26 304.97 Latent Heat of Evaporation Btu lb. hfa 939.2 938.0 936.9 935.8 934.7 933.7 932.6 931.6 930.6 929.6 928.6 927.7 926.7 925.8 924.9 924.0 923.0 922.2 921.3 930.5 919.6 918.8 917.9 917.1 916.3 915.5 914.7 913.9 913.1 912.3 911.6 910.8 910.1 909.4 908.7 907.9 907.2 906.5 905.8 905.1 904.5 903.7 903.1 902.4 901.7 901.1 900.4 899.7 899.1 898.5 897.8 897.2 896.5 895.9 895.3 894.7 894.1 893.5 892.9 892.3 891.7 891.1 890.5 889.9 889.4 888.8 888.2 887.6 887.1 886.5 886.0 885.4 884.9 884.3 883.7 ! Total Heat 1 of Steam | Specific Volume Btu lb. hQ Cu. ft. per lb. ; v,, 1167.1 11.898 1167.6 11.588 1168.2 11.294 1168.7 11.015 1169.2 | 10.750 1169.7 1170.2 1170.7 1171.1 1171.6 10.498 10.258 10.029 9.810 9.601 1172.0 9.401 1172.4 , 9.209 1172.9 9.025 1173.3 8.848 1173.7 8.678 1174.1 1174.4 1174.8 1175.2 1175.6 I 1 8.515 8.359 8.208 8.062 7.922 1175.9 1176.3 1176.6 1176.9 1177.3 , | 1 7.787 7.656 7.529 7.407 7.289 1177.6 1177.9 1178.2 1178.5 1178.8 7.175 7.064 6.957 6.0.53 6.752 1179.1 1179.4 1179.7 1180.0 1180.3 6.655 6.560 6.468 6.378 6.291 1180.6 1180.8 1181.1 1181.3 1181.6 6.206 6.124 6.044 5.966 5.890 1181.9 1182.1 1182.4 1182.6 1182.8 5.816 5.743 5.673 5.604 5.537 1183.1 1183.3 1183.5 1183.8 1184.0 5.472 5.408 5.346 5.285 5.226 1184.2 1184.4 1184.6 1184.8 1185.1 5.168 5.111 5.055 5.001 4.948 1185.3 1185.5 1185.7 1185.9 1186.1 4.896 4.845 4.796 4.747 4.699 1186.2 1186.4 1186.6 1186.8 1187.0 4.652 4.606 4.561 4.517 4.474 1187.2 1187.4 1187.5 1187.7 1187.9 4.432 4.391 4.350 4.310 4.271 1188.1 1188.2 1188.4 1188.6 1188.7 4.232 4.194 4.157 4.120 4.084 572 CRANE Properties of Saturated Steam (Cont.) Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In. Absolute Gage P 110.0 111.0 112.0 113.0 114.0 113.0 116.0 117.0 118.0 119.0 120.0 121.0 122.0 123.0 124.0 125.0 126.0 127.0 128.0 129.0 130.0 131.0 132.0 133.0 134.0 135.0 136.0 137.0 138.0 139.0 140.0 141.0 142.0 143.0 144.0 145.0 146.0 147.0 148.0 149.0 150.0 152.0 154.0 156.0 158.0 160.0 162.0 164.0 166.0 168.0 170.0 172.0 174.0 176.0 178.0 180.0 182.0 184.0 186.0 188.0 190.0 192.0 194.0 196.0 198.0 200.0 205.0 210.0 215.0 220.0 225.0 230.0 235.0 240.0 245.0 P 95.3 96.3 97.3 98.3 99.3 100.3 ! 101.3 : 102.3 103.3 104.3 105.3 106.3 107.3 108.3 109.3 110.3 111.3 112.3 113.3 114.3 115.3 116.3 117.3 118.3 119.3 120.3 121.3 122.3 123.3 124.3 125.3 126.3 127.3 128.3 129.3 130.3 131.3 132.3 133.3 134.3 135.3 137.3 139.3 141.3 143.3 145.3 147.3 149.3 151.3 153.3 155.3 157.3 159.3 161.3 163.3 165.3 167.3 169.3 171.3 173.3 175.3 177.3 179.3 181.3 183.3 185.3 190.3 195.3 200.3 205.3 210.3 215.3 220.3 225.3 230.3 . Temperature i Degrees F. t 334.77 335.44 336.11 3,3b. 77 337.42 338.07 338.72 339.36 339.99 340.62 1 341.25 1 341.88 ! 1 342.50 1 343.11 i 343.72 344.33 344.94 345.54 346.13 346.73 ' 347.32 347.90 348.48 349.06 349.64 350.21 350.78 351.35 351.91 352.47 353.02 353.57 354.12 354.67 355.21 355.76 356.29 356.83 357.36 357.89 358.42 359.46 360.49 361.52 362.53 363.53 364.53 365.51 366.48 367.45 368.41 369.35 370.29 371.22 372.14 373.06 373.96 374.86 375.75 376.64 377.51 378.38 379.24 380.10 380.95 381.79 383.86 385.90 387.89 389.86 391.79 393.68 395.54 397.37 399.18 Heat of the Liquid Btu lb. //.- 305.6b 306.37 307.06 307.75 308.43 309.11 309.79 310.46 311.12 311.78 312.44 313.10 313.75 314.40 315.04 315.68 316.31 316.94 317.57 318.19 318.81 3! ;.43 320.04 320.65 321.25 321.85 322.45 323.05 323.64 324.23 324.82 325.40 325.98 326.56 327.13 327.70 328.27 328.83 329.39 329.95 330.51 331.61 332.70 333.79 334.86 335.93 336.98 338.02 339.05 340.07 341.09 342.10 343.10 344.09 345.06 346.03 347.00 347.96 348.92 349.86 350.79 351.72 352.64 353.55 3'-. 46 355.36 357.58 359.77 361.91 364.02 366.09 368.13 370.14 372.12 374.08 Latent Heat Total Heat of of Evaporation ' Steam Specific Volume Btu lb. A* Btu lb. K Cu. ft. per lb. `V 883.2 882.6 882.1 881.6 881.1 1188.9 1189.0 1189.2 1189.4 1189.5 4.049 4.015 3.981 3.947 3.914 880.6 880.0 879.5 879.0 878.4 877.9 877.4 876.9 876.4 875.9 1189.7 3.882 1189.8 3.850 1190.0 i 3.819 1190.1 > 3.788 1190.2 3.758 1190.4 3.728 1190.5 1190.7 3.699 3.670 1190.8 1190.9 3.642 3.614 875.4 874.9 874.4 873.9 873.4 1191.1 1191.2 1191.3 1191.5 1191.6 3.587 3.560 3.533 3.507 3.481 872.9 872.5 872.0 871.5 871.0 1191.7 1191.9 1192.0 1192.1 1192.2 3.455 3.430 3.405 3.381 3.357 870.6 870.1 869.6 869.1 868.7 1192.4 1192.5 1192.6 1192.7 1192.9 3.333 3.310 3.287 3.264 3.242 868.2 867.7 867.2 866.7 866.3 865.8 865.3 ! 864.9 864.5 864.0 1193.0 1193.1 ' "13.2 Ky3.3 1193.4 1193.5 1193.6 1193.8 1193.9 1194.0 3.220 3.198 3.177 3.155 3.134 3.114 3.094 3.074 3.054 3.034 863.6 1194.1 . 862.7 1194.3 861.8 1194.5 ! 860.9 U94.7 I 860.0 ! 1194.9 859.2 j 858.3 1 857.5 856.6 855.7 1195.1 1195.3 1195.5 1195.7 1195.8 854.9 854.1 853.3 852.4 851.6 1196.0 1196.2 1196.4 1196.5 1196.7 3.015 2.977 2.940 2.904 2.869 2.834 2.801 2.768 2.736 2.705 2.675 2.645 2.616 2.587 2.559 850.8 850.0 849.2 848.4 847.6 1196.9 1197.0 1197.2 1197.3 1197.5 2.532 2.505 2.479 2.454 2.429 | 846.8 | 846.1 : 845.3 844.5 843.7 1197.6 1197.8 1197.9 1198.1 1198.2 2.404 2.380 2.356 2.333 2.310 843.0 1198.4 | 841.1 1198.7 | 839.2 1199.0 1 837.4 1199.3 835.6 1 1199.6 833.8 832.0 830.3 828.5 826.8 1199.9 1200.1 1200.4 1200.6 1200.9 2.288 2.234 2.183 2.134 2.087 2.0422 1.9992 1.9579 1.9183 1.8803 Properties of Saturated Steam (Cont) CRANE 573 Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In. Absolute Gage P 250T0 255.0 260.0 205.0 270.0 275.0 280.0 285.0 290.0 295.0 300.0 320.0 340.0 360.0 380.0 400.0 420.0 440.0 460.0 480.0 500.0 520.0 540.0 560.0 580.0 600.0 620.0 640.0 660.0 680.0 700.0 720.0 740.0 760.0 780.0 800.0 820.0 840.0 860.0 880.0 900.0 920.0 940.0 960.0 980.0 1000.0 1050.0 1J00.0 1150.0 1200.0 1250.0 1300.0 1350.0 1400.0 1450.0 1500.0 1600.0 1700.0 1800.0 1900.0 2000.0 2100.0 2200.0 2300.0 2400.0 2500.0 2600.0 2700.0 2800.0 2900.0 3000.0 3100.0 3200.0 3206.2 P 1 235.3 240.3 245.3 250.3 255.3 260.3 265.3 270.3 275.3 280.3 285.3 305.3 325.3 345.3 365.3 385.3 405.3 425.3 445.3 465.3 485.3 505.3 525.3 545.3 565.3 585.3 605.3 625.3 645.3 665.3 685.3 705.3 725.3 745.3 765.3 785.3 805.3 825.3 845.3 865.3 885.3 905.3 925.3 945.3 965.3 985.3 1035.3 1085.3 1135.3 1185.3 1235.3 1285.3 1335.3 1385.3 1435.3 1485.3 1585.3 1685.3 1785.3 1885.3 1985.3 2085.3 2185.3 2285.3 2385.3 2485.3 2585.3 2685.3 2785.3 2885.3 2985.3 3085.3 3185.3 3191.5 Temperature Degrees F. i 1 400.95 402.70 104.42 406.11 407.78 409.43 411.05 412.65 414.23 415.79 417.33 423.29 428.97 434.40 439.60 444.59 449.39 454.02 458.50 462.82 467.01 471.07 475.01 478.85 482.58 486.21 489.75 493.21 496.58 499.88 503.10 506.25 509.34 512.36 515.33 518.23 521.08 523.88 526.63 529.33 531.98 534.59 537.16 539.68 542.17 544.61 550.57 556.31 561.86 567.22 572.42 577.46 582.35 587.10 591.73 596.23 604.90 613.15 621.03 628.58 635.82 642.77 649.46 655.91 662.12 668.13 673.94 679.55 684.99 690.26 695.36 700.31 705.11 705.40 Heat of the Liquid Btu lb. 376.00 377.89 379.76 381.60 383.42 385.21 386.98 388.73 390.46 392.16 393.84 400.39 406.66 412.67 418.45 424.0 429.4 434.6 439.7 444.6 449.4 454.1 458.6 463.0 467.4 471 .6 47? 479.0 483.8 487.7 491.5 495.3 499.0 502.6 506.2 509.7 513.2 516.6 520.0 523.3 526.6 529.8 533.0 536.2 539.3 542.4 550.0 557.4 564.6 571.7 578.6 585.4 592.1 598.7 605.2 611.6 624.1 636.3 648.3 660.1 671.7 683.3 694.8 706.5 718.4 730.6 743.0 756.2 770.1 785.4 802.5 825.0 872.4 902.7 . Latent Heat of Evaporation Btu lb. V 825.1 823.4 821.8 820.1 818.5 816.9 815.3 813.7 812.1 810.5 809.0 803.0 797.1 791.4 785.8 780.5 775.2 770.0 764 j9 759.9 755.0 750.1 745.4 740.8 736.1 731.6 727.2 722.7 718.3 714.0 709.7 705.4 701.2 697.1 692.9 688.9 684.8 680.8 676.8 672.8 668.8 664.9 661.0 657.1 653.3 649.4 639.9 630.4 621.0 611.7 602.4 593.2 584.0 574.7 565.5 556.3 538.0 519.6 501.1 482.4 463.4 444.1 424.4 403.9 382.7 360.5 337.2 312.1 284.7 253.6 217.8 168.1 62.0 0.0 Total Heat of Steam Specific Volume Btu lb. K Cu. ft. per lb. i'o 1201.1 1201.3 1201.5 1201.7 1201.9 I.8438 1.8086 1.7748 1.7422 1.7107 1202.1 1.6804 1202.3 1.6511 1202.4 1.6228 1202.6 1.5954 1202.7 1 1.5689 1202.8 1203.4 1203.7 1204.1 1204.3 1.5433 1.4485 1.3645 1.2895 1.2222 1204.5 1204.6 1204.6 1204.6 1204.5 1204.4 1204.2 1204.0 1203.8 1203.5 1203.2 1202.9 1202.5 1202.1 1201.7 1201.2 1200.7 1200.2 1199.7 1199.1 1198.6 1198.0 1197.4 1196.8 1196.1 1.1613 1.1061 1.0556 1.0094 0.9670 0.9278 0.8915 0.85/8 0.8265 0.7973 0.7698 0.7440 0.7198 0.6971 0.6757 0.6554 0.6362 0.6180 0.6007 0.5843 0.5687 0.5558 0.5396 0.5260 0.5130 1195.4 1194.7 1194.0 1193.3 1192.6 1191.8 1189.9 1187.8 1185.6 1183.4 1181.0 1178.6 1176.1 1173.4 1170.7 0.5006 0.4886 0.4772 0.4663 0.4557 0.4456 0.4218 0.4001 0.3802 0.3619 0.3450 0.3293 0.3148 0.3012 0.2884 1167.9 1162.1 1155.9 1149.4 1142.4 0.2765 0.2548 0.2354 0.2179 0.2021 1135.1 1127.4 1119.2 1110.4 1101.1 1091.1 1080.2 1068.3 1054.8 1039.0 1020.3 993.1 934.4 902.7 0.1878 0.1746 0.1625 0.1513 0.1407 0.1307 0.1213 0.1123 0.1035 0.0947 0.0858 0.0753 0.0580 0.0503 42 574 CRANE 42 Properties of Superheated Steam1 v = specific volume, cubic feet per pound h = total heat of steam, Btu per pound Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In. * Sat. 1 Temp. Abs. , Gage P1 P t 14.696 i 0.0 212.00 V h Total Temperature -- Degrees Fahrenheit 360 400 = 440 = 1 480 = 500: | 600= 700= 1 800 = 900 1000 1200 1 33.03 34.68 36.32 37.96 38.78 42.86 46.94 51.00 55.07 59.13 67.25 1221.1 1239.9 1258.8 1277.6 1287.1 1334.8 1383.2 1432.3 1482.3 1533.1 1637.5 20.0 5.3 227.96 V h 24.21 25.43 1220.3 1239.2 26.65 27.86 28.46 31.47 34.47 37.46 40.45 43.44 49.41 258.2 1277.1 1286.6 1334.4 1382.9 1432.1 1482.1 1533.0 1637.4 30.0 15.3 250.33 V h 16.072 16.897 17.714 18.528 18.933 20.95 22.96 24.96 26.95 28.95 32.93 1218.6 1237.9 1257.0 1276.2 1285.7 1333.8 1382.4 1431.7 1481.8 1532.7 1637.2 40.0 25.3 267.25 V h 12.001 12.628 13.247 13.862 14.168 15.688 17.198 18.702 20.20 21.70 24.69 1216.9 1236.5 1255.9 1275.2 1284.8 1333.1 1381.9 1431.3 1481.4 1532.4 1637.0 50.0 35.3 281.01 V h 9.557 10.065 10.567 11.062 11.309 12.532 13.744 14.950 16.152 17.352 19.747 1215.2 1235.1 1254.7 1274.2 1283.9 1332.5 1381.4 1430.9 1481.1 1532.1 1636.8 60.0 45.3 292.71 V h 7.927 8.357 8.779 9.196 9.403 10.427 11.441 12.449 13.452 14.454 16.451 1213.4 1233.6 1253.5 1273.2 1283.0 1331.8 1380.9 1430.5 1480.8 1531.9 1636.6 70.0 55.3 302.92 V h 6.762 7.136 7.502 7.863 8.041 8.924 9.796 10.662 11.524 12.383 14.097 1211.5 1232.1 1252.3 1272.2 1282.0 1331.1 1380.4 1430.1 1480.5 1531.6 1636.3 80.0 65.3 312.03 V h 5.888 6.220 6.544 6.862 7.020 7.797 8.562 9.322 10.077 10.830 12.332 1209.7 1230.7 1251.1 1271.1 1281.1 1330.5 1379.9 1429.7 1480.1 1531.3 1636.2 90.0 75.3 320.27 V h 5.208 5.508 5.799 6.084 6.225 6.920 7.603 8.279 8.952 9.623 10.959 1207.7 1229.1 1249.8 1270.1 1280.1 1329.8 1379.4 1429.3 1479.8 1531.0 1635.9 100.0 85.3 327.81 V h 4.663 4.937 5.202 5.462 5.589 6.218 6.835 7.446 8.052 8.656 9.860 1205.7 1227.6 1248.6 1269.0 1279.1 1329.1 1378.9 1428.9 1479.5 1530.8 1635.7 120.0 105.3 341.25 V h 3.844 4.081 4.307 4.527 4.636 5.165 5.683 6.195 6.702 7.207 8.212 1201.6 1224.4 1246.0 1266.9 1277.2 1327.7 1377.8 1428.1 1478.8 1530.2 1635.3 140.0 125.3 353.02 V h 3.258 3.468 3.667 3.860 3.954 4.413 4.861 5.301 5.738 6.172 - 7.035 1197.3 1221.1 1243.3 1264.7 1275.2 1326.4 1376.8 1427.3 1478.2 1529.7 1634.9 160.0 145.3 363.53 V h 3.008 3.187 3.359 3.443 3.849 4.244 4.631 5.015 5.396 6.152 1217.6 1240.6 1262.4 1273.1 1325.0 1375.7 1426.4 1477.5 1529.1 1634.5 180.0 165.3 373.06 V h 2.649 2.813 2.969 3.044 3.411 3.764 4.110 4.452 4.792 5.466 1214.0 1237.8 1260.2 1271.0 1323.5 1374.7 1425.6 1476.8 1528.6 1634.1 200.0 185.3 381.79 V h 2.361 2.513 2.656 2.726 3.060 3.380 3.693 4.002 4.309 4.917 1210.3 1234.9 1257.8 1268.9 1322.1 1373.6 1424.8 1476.2 1528.0 1633.7 220.0 205.3 389.86 V h 2.125 2.267 2.400 2.465 2.772 3.066 3.352 3.634 3.913 4.467 1206.5 1231.9 1255.4 1266.7 1320.7 1372.6 1424.0 1475.5 1527.5 1633.3 240.0 225.3 397.37 V h 1.9276 2.062 2.187 2.247 2.533 2.804 3.068 3.327 3.584 4.093 1202.5 1228.8 1253.0 1264.5 1319.2 1371.5 1423.2 1474.8 1526.9 1632.9 260.0 245.3 404.42 V h 1.8882 2.006 2.063 2.330 2.582 2.827 3.067 3.305 3.776 1225.7 1250.5 1262.3 1317.7 1370.4 1422.3 1474.2 1526.3 1632.5 280.0 265.3 411.05 V h 1.7388 1.8512 1.9047 2.156 2.392 2.621 2.845 3.066 3.504 1222.4 1247.9 1260.0 1316.2 1369.4 1421.5 1473.5 1525.8 1632.1 300.0 285.3 417.33 V h 1.6090 1.7165 1.7675 2.005 2.227 2.442 2.652 2.859 3.269 1219.1 1245.3 1257.6 1314.7 1368.3 1420.6 1472.8 1525.2 1631.7 320.0 305.3 423.29 V h 1.4950 1.5985 1.6472 1.8734 2.083 2.285 2.483 2.678 3.063 1215.6 1242.6 1255.2 1313.2 1367.2 1419.8 1472.1 1524.7 1631.3 340.0 325.3 428.97 V h 1.3941 1.4941 1.5410 1.7569 1.9562 2.147 2.334 2.518 2.881 1212.1 1239.9 1252.8 1311.6 1366.1 1419.0 1471.5 1524.1 1630.9 360.0 345.3 434.40 V h .3041 1.4012 1.4464 1.6533 1.8431 2.025 2.202 2.376 2.719 1208.4 1237.1 1250.3 1310.1 1365.0 1418.1 1470.8 1523.5 1630.5 Abstracted from Thermodynamic Properties of Steam by J. H. Keenan and F. G. Keyes, 193o Edition, by permission of the publishers, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. t CRANE 575 Properties of Superheated Steam (Cont.) v - specific volume, cubic feet per pound h total heat of steam. Btu per pound Pressure Lhs. per ' ! In. Aha. Gage pP Sat. Temp. t 500 = 540 = oo \D Total Temperature -- Degrees Fahrenheit 640 6605 oo 740s 800 = 900- 1000 1200" i1 380.0 365.3 439.60 V h 1.3616 1.4444 l 1.5605 1.6345 1.6707 1.7419 1.8118 ' 1.9149 2.083 2.249 2.575 1247.7 1273.1 l 1308.5 1331.0 1342.0 1363.8 1385.3 1417.3 1470.1 1523.0 1630.0 400.0 385.3 444.59 V h 1.2851 1.3652 1.4770 1.5480 1.5827 1.6508 1.7177 1.8161 1.9767 2.134 2.445 1245.1 1271.0 1306.9 1329.6 1340.8 1362.7 1384.3 1416.4 1469.4 1522.4 1629.6 420.0 405.3 449.39 V h 1.2158 1.2935 1.4014 1.4697 1.5030 1.5684 1.6324 1.7267 1.8802 2.031 2.327 1242.5 1268.9 1305.3 1328.3 1339.5 1361.6 1383.3 1415.5 1468.7 1521.9 1629.2 440.0 425.3 454.02 V h 1.1526 1.2282 1.3327 1.3984 1.4306 1.4934 1.5549 1.6454 1.7925 1.9368 | 2.220 1239.8 1266.7 1303.6 1326.9 1338.2 1360.4 1382.3 1414.7 1468.1 1521.3 1628.8 460.0 445.3 458.50 V h 1.0948 1.1685 1.2698 1.3334 1.3644 1.4250 1.4842 1.5711 1.7124 1.8508 2.122 1237.0 1264.5 1302.0 1325.4 1336.9 1359.3 1381.3 1413.8 1467.4 1520.7 1628.4 480.0 465.3 462.82 V h 1.0417 1.1138 1.2122 1.2737 1.3038 1.3622 1.4193 1.5031 1.6390 1.7720 2.033 1234.2 1262.3 1300.3 1324.0 1335.6 1358.2 1380.3 1412.9 1466.7 1520.2 1628.0 500.0 485.3 467.01 V 0.9927 1.0633 1.1591 1.2188 1.2478 1.3044 1.3596 1.4405 1.5715 1.6996 1.9504 h 1231.3 1260.0 1298.6 1322.6 1334.2 1357.0 1379.3 1412.1 1466.0 1519.6 1627.6 520.0 505.3 471.07 V h 0.9473 1.0166 1.1101 1.1681 1228.3 1257.7 1296.9 1321.1 1.1962 1.2511 1.3045 1.3826 1.5091 1.6326 1.8743 1332.9 1355.8 1378.2 1411.2 1465.3 1519.0 1627.2 540.0 525.3 475.01 V 0.9052 0.9733 1.0646 1.1211 1.1485 1.2017 1.2535 1.3291 1.4514 1.5707 1.8039 h 1225.3 1255.4 1295.2 1319.7 1331.5 1354.6 1377.2 1410.3 1464.6 1518.5 1626.8 560.0 545.3 478.85 V 0.8659 0.9330 1.0224 1.0775 1.1041 1.1558 1.2060 1.2794 1.3978 1.5132 1.7385 h 1222.2 1253.0 1293.4 1318.2 1330.2 1353,5 1376.1 1409.4 1463.9 1517.9 1626.4 580.0 565.3 482.58 V h 0.8291 0.8954 0.9830 1.0368 1.0627 1.1131 1.1619 1.2331 1.3479 1.4596 1.6776 1219.0 1250.5 1291.7 1316.7 1328.8 1352.3 1375.1 1408.6 1463.2 1517.3 1626.0 600.0 585.3 486.21 V 0.7947 0.8602 0.9463 0.9988 1.0241 1.0732 1.1207 1.1899 1.3013 1.4096 1.6208 h 1215.7 1248.1 1289.9 1315.2 1327.4 1351.1 1374.0 1407.7 1462.5 1516.7 1625.5 620.0 605.3 489.75 V h 0.7624 0.8272 0.9118 0.9633 0.9880 1.0358 1.0821 1212.4 1245.5 1288.1 1313.7 1326.0 1349.9 1373.0 1.1494 1.2577 1406.8 1461.8 1.3628 1516.2 1.5676 1625.1 640.0 625.3 493.21 V 0.7319 0.7962 0.8795 0.9299 0.9541 1.0008 1.0459 1.1115 1.2168 i 1.3190 1.5178 h 1209.0 1243.0 1286.2 1312.2 1324.6 1348.6 1371.9 1405.9 1461.1 ! 1515.6 1624.7 660.0 680.0 645.3 496.58 V h 0.7032 0.7670 0.8491 0.8985 0.9222 0.9679 1.0119 1.0759 1.1784 1.2778 1.4709 1205.4 1240.4 1284.4 1310.6 1323.2 1347.4 1370.8 1405.0 1460.4 1515.0 1624.3 665.3 499.88 V h O.o759 0.7395 0.8205 0.8690 0.8922 0.9369 0.9800 1.0424 1.1423 ! 1.2390 1.4269 1201.8 1237.7 1282.5 1309.1 1321.7 1346.2 1369.8 1404.1 1459.7 ' 1514.5 1623.9 700.0 685.3 503.10 V h 0.7134 0.7934 0.8411 0.8639 0.9077 0.9498 1.0108 1.1082 1.2024 L.3853 1235.0 1280.6 1307.5 1320.3 1345.0 1368.7 1403.2 1459.0 1513.9 1623.5 750.0 735.3 510.86 V h 0.6540 0.7319 0.7778 0.7996 0.8414 0.8813 0.9391 1.0310 1.1196 1.2912 1227.9 1275.7 1303.5 1316.6 1341.8 1366.0 1400.9 1457.2 1512.4 1622.4 800.0 785.3 518.23 V h 0.6015 0.6779 0.7223 0.7433 0.7833 0.8215 0.8763 0.9633 1.0470 1.20S8 1220.5 1270.7 1299.4 1312.9 1338.6 1363.2 1398.6 1455.4 1511.0 1621.4 850.0 835.3 525.26 V h 0.5546 0.6301 0.6732 0.6934 0.7320 0.7685 0.8209 0.9037 0.9830 1.1360 1212.7 1265.5 1295.2 1309.0 1335.4 1360.4 1396.3 1453.6 1509.5 1620.4 900.0 885.3 531.98 V h 0.5124 0.5873 0.6294 0.6491 0.6863 0.7215 0.7716 0.8506 0.9262 1.0714 1204.4 1260.1 1290.9 1305.1 1332.1 1357.5 1393.9 1451.8 1508.1 1619.3 950.0 935.3 538.42 V h 0.4740 0.5489 0.5901 0.6092 0.6453 0.6793 0.7275 0.8031 0.8753 1.0136 1195.5 1254.6 1286.4 1301.1 1328.7 1354.7 1391.6 1450.0 1506.6 1618.3 1000.0 985.3 544.61 V h 0.5140 0.5546 0.5733 0.6084 0.6413 0.6878 0.7604 0.8294 0.9615 1248.8 1281.9 1297.0 1325.3 1351.7 1389.2 1448.2 1505.1 1617.3 576 CRANE Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In. Properties of Superheated Steam (Cont.) v = >pccific volume, cubic feet per pound h = total heat of steam, Btu per pound Sat. Temp. t Total Temperature -- Degrees Fahrenheit 660s 70C' 740 760 1 780s ' 800 860 900= ^ 1000s 1 1100s ` 1200 42 1100.0 1085.3 | 556.31 V 0.5110 0.5445 : 0.5755 0.5904 0.6049 0.6191 0.6601 0.6866 0.7503 0.8117 0.8716 h 1288.5 1318.3 1345.8 . 1358.9 1371.7 1384.3 1420.8 1444.5 1502.2 1558.8 1615.2 1200.0 1185.3 567.22 V h 0.4586 0.4909 0.5206 ' 0.5347 0.5484 0.5617 0.6003 0.6250 0.6843 0.7412 0.7967 1279.6 1311.0 1339.6 1353.2 1366.4 1379.3 1416.7 1440.7 1499.2 1556.4 1613.1 1300.0 1285.3 577.46 V h 0.4139 0.4454 0.4739 I 0.4874 0.5004 0.5131 0.5496 0.5728 0.6284 0.6816 0.7333 1270.2 1303.4 1333.3 1347.3 1361.0 1374.3 1412.5 1437.0 1496.2 1553.9 1611.0 1400.0 1385.3 587.10 V h 0.3753 0.4062 0.4338 0.4468 0.4593 0.4714 0.5061 0.5281 0.5805 0.6305 0.6789 1260.3 1295.5 1326.7 1341.3 1355.4 1369.1 1408.2 1433.1 1493.2 1551.4 1608.9 1500.0 1485.3 596.23 V h 0.3413 0.3719 0.3989 1 0.4114 0.4235 0.4352 0.4684 0.4893 0.5390 0.5862 0.6318 1249.8 1287.2 1320.0 1335.2 1349.7 1363.8 1403.9 1429.3 1490.1 1548.9 1606.8 1600.0 1585.3 *f\4 OA 1 V h 0.3112 0.3417 0.3682 0.3804 1238.7 1278.7 1313.0 1328.8 0.3921 0.4034 0.4353 0.4553 0.5027 0.5474 0.5906 1343.9 1358.4 1399.5 1425.3 1487.0 1546.4 1604.6 1700.0 1685.3 613.15 V h 0.2842 0.3148 0.3410 0.3529 0.3643 0.3753 0.4061 0.4253 0.4706 0.5132 0-5542 1226.8 1269.7 1305.8 1322.3 1337.9 1352.9 1395.0 1421.4 1484.0 1543.8 1602.5 1800.0 1785.3 621.03 V h 0.2597 0.2907 0.3166 r* 0004 0.3395 0.3502 0.3801 0.3986 0.4421 0.4828 0.5218 1214.0 1260.3 1298.4 1315.5 1331.8 1347.2 1390.4 1417.4 1480.8 1541.3 1600.4 1900.0 1885.3 628.58 V h 0.2371 0.2688 0.2947 0.3063 0.3173 0.3277 0.3568 0.3747 0.4165 0.4556 0.4929 1200.2 1250.4 1290.6 1308.6 1325.4 1341.5 1385.8 1413.3 1477.7 1538.8 1598.2 2000.0 1985.3 635.82 V h 0.2161 0.2489 0.2748 0.2863 0.2972 0.3074 0.3358 0.3532 0.3935 0.4311 0.4668 1184.9 1240.0 1282.6 1301.4 1319.0 1335.5 1381.2 1409.2 1474.5 1536.2 1596.1 2100.0 2085.3 642.77 V h 0.1962 0.2306 0.2567 0.2682 0.2789 0.2890 0.3167 0.3337 0.3727 0.4089 0.4433 1167.7 1229.0 1274.3 1294.0 1312.3 1329.5 1376.4 1405.0 1471.4 1533.6 1593.9 2200.0 2185.3 649.46 V h 0.1768 0.2135 0.2400 0.2514 0.2621 0.2721 0.2994 0.3159 0.3538 0.3887 0.4218 1147.8 1217.4 1265.7 1286.3 1305.4 1323.3 1371.5 1400.8 1468.2 1531.1 1591.8 2300.0 2285.3 655.91 V h 0.1575 0.1978 0.2247 0.2362 0.2468 0.2567 0.2835 0.2997 0.3365 0.3703 0.4023 1123.8 1204.9 1256.7 1278.4 1298.4 1316.9 1366.6 1396.5 1464.9 1528.5 1589.6 2400.0 2385.3 662.12 V h 0.1828 0.2105 0.2221 0.2327 0.2425 0.2689 0.2848 0.3207 0.3534 0.3843 1191.5 1247.3 1270.2 1291.1 1310.3 1361.6 1392.2 1461.7 1525.9 1587.4 2500.0 2485.3 668.13 V h 0.1686 0.1973 0.2090 0.2196 0.2294 0.2555 0.2710 0.3061 0.3379 0.3678 1176.8 1237.6 1261.8 1283.6 1303.6 1356.5 1387.8 1458.4 1523.2 1585.J 2600.0 2585.3 673.94 V h 0.1549 0.1849 0.1967 0.2074 0.2172 0.2431 0.2584 0.2926 0.3236 0.3526 1160.6 1227.3 1252.9 1275.8 1296.8 1351.4 1383.4 1455.1 1520.6 1583.1 2700.0 2685.3 679.55 y h 0.1415 0.1732 0.1853 0.1960 0.2059 0.2315 0.2466 0.2801 0.3103 0.3385 1142.5 1216.5 1243.8 1267.9 1289.7 1346.1 1378.9 1451.8 1518.0 1580.9 2800.0 2785.3 684.99 V h 0.1281 0.1622 0.1745 0.1854 0.1953 0.2208 0.2356 0.2685 0.2979 0.3254 1121.4 1205.1 1234.2 1259.6 1282.4 1340.8 1374.3 1448.5 1515.4 1578.7 ?Q0O 0 2885.3 690.26 V h 0.1143 0.1517 0.1644 0.1754 0.1853 0.2108 0.2254 0.2577 0.2864 0.3132 1095.9 1193.0 1224.3 1251.1 1274.9 1335.3 1369.7 1445.1 1512.7 1570.5 3000.0 2985.3 695.36 V h 0.0984 0.1416 0.1548 0.1660 0.1760 0.2014 0.2159 0.2476 0.2757 0.3018 1060.7 1180.1 1213.8 1242.2 1267.2 1329.7 1365.0 1441.8 1510.0 1574.3 3100.0 3085.3 700.31 V h 0.1320 0.1456 0.1571 0.1672 0.1926 0.2070 0.2382 0.2657 0.2911 1166.2 1202.9 1233.0 1259.3 1324.1 1360.3 1438.4 1507.4 1572.1 3200.0 3185.3 705.11 V h 0.1226 0.1369 0.1486 0.1589 0.1843 0.1986 0.2293 0.2563 0.2811 1151.1 1191.4 1223.5 1251.1 1318.3 1555.5 1434.9 1504.7 1569.9 3206.2 3191.5 705.40 V h 0.1220 0.1363 0.1480 0.1583 0.1838 0.1981 0.2288 0.2557 0.2806 1150.2 1190.6 1222.9 125U.5 1317.9 1355.2 1434.7 1504.5 1569.8 CRANE How to Read Reducing Fittings 577 Elbows 90 Elbow Reducing 90 Street ElbowReducing on male end Right Hand Left Hand Side Outlet 90 Elbows Reducing on two Outlets Double Branch Elbow Reducing on both ends of Run Tees With Outlet reduced B With one end of Run reduced To assist the user in "reading" reducing fittings, a variety of types most commonly required for piping systems are illus trated on this page. In these illustrations, each opening of the fitting is identified w ith a letter which indicates the se quence to be followed in read ing the size of the fitting. In designating the outlets of reducing fittings, the openings should be read in the order in dicated by the sequence of the letters "A", "B", "C", and "D". On side outlet reducing fittings, the size of the side outlet is named last. For example: A CrOSS having one end of the run and one outlet reduced is designated as: ABCJ ZH x 1 )i x 2J.j x IL Simply name the largest open ing first and then name the other openings in the order indicated. Flanged fittings: Although all but one of the illustrations are of screwed fittings, the same rules apply to the "reading" of reducing flanged fittings. Service Tee c Crosses c Cross Reducing on one Outlet only C Cross Reducing on both Outlets C Cross Reducing on one end of Run and on one Outlet C W ith one end of Run and Outlet reduced Tee Bull head type--Both ends of Run reduced Service Tee Reducing on male end only True "Y" D Cross Reducing on one end of Run and on both Outlets 45 Y-Bend B Side Outlet Tees With one end of Run and Outlets reduced A 45s Y-Bend (Lateral) Reducing on Outlet only 42 578 CRANE Taps and Drains for Flanged Fittings Designating Location of Tapped Holes 90 Elbow The illustrations on this page indicate a standard method used for designatin'; the location of tapped holes on ferrous (lunged fittings in all pressure classes. When a tapped connection is required at the heel of an elbow without a boss (at location S), the tapping should ire done at right angles to the point of tangency of the radius or sweep of the fitting. This shall be standard practice, and where the tapping is required parallel to the run (at loca tions V and Y), the fitting shall be furnished with a boss. 45; Elbow i '1 90 ElbowStraight Site 90 Elbow Reducing Size Tee Straight Site Cross Straight Site lJh:' T1 G -------h f* ?R S . T R? -HI , 1 ;M T Sf- -o - o IT ON r~ Tee Reducing Site H *" L E __ l n o~P iPT P MK O --<D-- C* b-kn Cross Reducing Site 42 90 Base Elbow Base Tee Straight Size Reducer CRANE Taps and Drains for Flanged Valves Designating Location of Tapped Holes 579 f Globe Valve Angle Valve p---- -u L/ .A B. s ol Globe Vjlve The illustrations shown above and at the sides indi cate a standard method use for designating the loca tion of tapped holes on both Cast I ron and Cast Steel Globe, Angle, and Gate Valves in all pressure classes. Valve bodies can be tapped without a boss for a very small drain hole; the maximum size of the hole, how ever, depends entirely upon the location of the tapped hole and the pressure class of the valve. Gate valves are regularly made with bosses ''except at location "C"). Globe and angle valves arc not regularly made with bosses but can be so furnished when orders specify. Location of By-Passes on Flanged Valves Gate valves: When gate valves are ordered with by-pass attached, it shall be regular practice to at tach said by-pass at the side of the main valve with the stems of both valves parallel, pointing vertically upward. The more common of the "special" attached-locations is on the center of the flow line, at the bottom of the main valve, with the stem of the by-pass valve at right angles to the main valve stem. This is desig nated as the bottom "attachment", or defined as "by-pass at bottom". When any other "special" attached-location or other position of the by-pass valve stem is desired, a sketch should be submitted. Angle valves: When angle valves are ordered with by-pass attached, it shall be regular practice to attach said by-pass at the back of the main valve, with the stems of both valves parallel, pointing verti cally upward. When by-pass is "specially" required attached at the right or left-hand side, the designa tions shall be "right-hand attachment" or "left-hand attachment". Right-hand side of an angle valve is at the right, when facing the back of the valve. Globe valves: When globe valves are ordered with by-pass attached, it shall be regular practice to attach said by-pass at the right-hand side of the main valve, with the stems of both valves parallel, pointing vertically upward. When by-pass is "spe cially" required attached at the left-hand side, the designation shall be "left-hand attachment". Right-hand side of a globe valve is the side at the right, when facing the flow-port which leads to the under side of the disc. Gate Valve with By-Pass on Side Gate Valve with By-Pass at Bottom For by-passes, see the following pages: Iron Wedge Gate Valves..................................................... page 84 Iron Double Disc Gate Valves.......................................page 102 Steel Wedge Gate Valves................................................. page 231 42 580 CRANE Abbreviations Used in This Catalog AAR........... Association of American Railroads A.G.A........ .American Gas Association A.I.S.I...........\mcrican Iron and Steel Institute API............. \merican Petroleum Institute ASA.............American Standards Association A.S.M.E...... American Society of Mechanical En gineers A.S.T.M...... American Society for Testing Materials AAVAV.A... .American Water Works Association B&S.............Brown & Sharp (used herein to indicate thickness of copper gaskets) Btu.............. British Thermal Unit BWG........... Birmingham Wire Gauge (used herein to indicate thickness of boiler tubes) cfm.............. Cubic feet per minute F.&D........... Faced and drilled F.D.&S.F__ Faced. ..rilled, and spot faced gpm............. Gallons per minute H.P.............. Horsepower MSS............ \ lanufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve and Fittings Industry NEMA........ National Electrical .Manufacturers As sociation N.F.P.A.......National Fire Protection Association N'PSC......... Symbol indicating American Standard Straight Pipe Thread in pipe couplings NPSL..........Symbol indicating American Standard Straight Pipe Thread for locknuts and locknut pipe threads NPSM......... Symbol indicating American Standard Straight Pipe Thread for mechanical joints NPT............Symbol indicating American Standard Taper Pipe Thread N'PTE,. . .Symbol indicating external American Standard Taper Pipe Thread (Malei NPT I.......... Symbol indicating internal American Standard Taper Pipe Thread (Female) P.D..............Used in conjunction with threads to indicate "Pitch Diameter" psi...............Pounds per square inch rpm.............Revolutions per minute S.A.E.......... Society of Automotive Engineers SP...............When used in conjunction with refer- 1, J t_l 1U ' C V let CIUI I for "Standard Practice", thus: MSS Bronze Flange and Flange Fitting Standard, No. SP-z-iqgb. SWP............When used in conjunction with work ing pressure ratings, indicates "steam working pressure" Symbols used to designate type of service for which prod uct is recommended; these are frequently combined, like "V OG", and also appear as part of the marking on products: G signifies Gas L signifies Liquid O signifies Oil S signifies Steam W signifies Water 42 CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE TO THE DEALER March 7, 1955 Enclosed are new and replacement pages for your PRICE SERVICE CATALOG. These bring most pages of the catalog up-to-date with pricing data pre viously supplied to you. Important product changes are as follows: Page I-14a 1-21 5-1 to 5-30 and 5-33 8-5 and 8-6 18-3 19-3, 19-5 19-6 - Countess cabinet ensembles are added. - Oxlee lavatories are discontinued and have been deIeted. -All of Section 5, except pages 5-31 and 5-32, is completely revised and should be removed. Changes include new Crane undersink cabinets; base, wall and utility cabinets; new types of stainless steel sinks; In-SInk-Erators; and gas fired in cinerators. i - New Repeal trim for laundry tubs. - Crane Glass-Lined and Crane-Monel water heaters are added. - Crane No. 130, No. 131 and No. 132 valves for L.P. gases are added. - Crane No. 422 and No. 423 valves are included. Other pages have price revisions. Pages included are as follows: For Section 1 Pages 1-9 and i -10 1-13 1-14 1 -- 14a 1 -- 1 4b 1-21 1-22 1-23 I-24 For Section 4 Pages 4-17 and 4-18 For Section 5 Pages 5-1 and Blank 5-3 5-4 5-5 5-6 5-7 5-8 5-9 5-10 5-1 1 5-12 5-13 5-14 5-15 5-16 5-17 5-18 5-19 5-20 5-21 5-23 5-22 5-24 5-25 5-26 For Section 5 Cont. Pages 5-27 and 5-28 5-29 5-30 5-33 Blank For Sect ion 6 Pages 6-5 6-6 For Section 8 Pages 8-5 and 8-6 For Section 14 Pages 14-5 and 14-6 14-9 14-10 14-11 14-12 14-17 14-18 For Section 17 Pages 17-3 and 17-4 . For Section 18 Pages 18-1 and 18-2 18-3 18-4 18-5 18-6 18-7 18-8 18-9 18-10 For Section 19 Pages 19-3 and 19-4 19-5 19-6 For Sect ion 20 Pages 20-1 and Blank 20-13 20-14 20-29 20-30 For Section 21 Pages 21-37 and 21-38 Fo r Sect i on 22 Pages 22-7 and 22-8 22-9 22-10 22-1 1 22-12 For Section 24 Pages 24-5 and 24-6 24-13 24-14 24-15 24-16 24-25 24-26 24-29 24-30 1MPORTANT: No change has been made in the jricing procedure. L i st prices shown on the above pages are subject to your regular discount of 50%. If any of the above pages are not received, make notations, turn this notice to your Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. are received, a return notice is not necessary. sign and re If all pages cun co. Name______ _. C i ty_ Add ressState, CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Lavatories OXFORD VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES With Repeal Trim 1-125-ERS, On Metal Legs Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" 1-130-ERS, On Metal Legs--Size: 26x14" Lavatory: Oxford vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-710 Crestmont round metal legs, concealed hangers and wall screws. "ERS" Trim: 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 elbows with coupling nuts, less tail pieces. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 }/% angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note; Lavatory trap is not included. 1-125-ERS, On Metal Legs 1-125-ERS, Wall Hung 1-125-ERS, Wall Hung --Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" Lavatory: Oxford vitreous china lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. "ERS" Trim: 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 el bows with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 Ys" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not induded. 1-125-FRS, Wall Hung --Sizes: 19x17" and 20x14" Same, except with 8-135 Repeal supply fitting with renewable seats, chain, stopper and 8-350 IX' P. O. plug. ALTERNATE REPCAL TRIM FOR OXFORD LAVATORIES When ordering an Oxford lavatory with Repeal trim other than illus trated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and TRIM DESCRIPTION. . i '* ERS Trim 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats. ER Trim 8-131 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with integral seats. FRS Trim 8-135 Repeal supply fitting with renewable seats, chain and stop per; 8-350 114" P-O. plug. FR Trim 8-134 Repeal supply fitting with integral seats, chain and stopper; 8-350 1M" P.O. plug. The above fittings are regularly furnished with 45s elbows, coup ling nuts, friction rings and washers for slip joint connection. When required for use with iron pipe supplies, specify the No. 20-19 l4`" male tailpieces. Overall Dimensions Size... 19x17" Basin. ..14x11" 20x14" 15x9" 26x14" 17^x9" Height of shelf back....................... 3%" Height, floor totop of rim.............. 31' PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size Inches Price, Each Shpg. Wt. White Color Pounds 1-125-ER, On Metal legs 19x17 20x14 $89.20 94.90 $95.70 114.30 60 70 1-125-ERS, On Metal Legs 19x17 20x14 89.90 95.70 96.40 115.00 60 70 1-125-FR, On Metal legs 19x17 20x14 86.80 93.30 92.60 111.90 60 70 1-125-FRS, On Metal Legs 19x17 20x14 87.50 93.30 94.00 112.60 60 70 1-125-ER, Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 73.40 79.90 . 55 79.10 ; 98.50 05 1-125-ERS, Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 74.10 79j90 80.60 99.20 55 65 1-125-FR, Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 71.00 1 77.50 : 55 76.80 .' 96.10 ' 65 1-125-FRS, Wall Hung 19x17 20x14 71.70 ` 78.20 77.50 96.80 55 05 1-130-ER, On Metal Legs 1-130-ERS, On Metal Legs 1-130-FR, On Metal Legs 1-130-FRS, On Metal Ugt 26x14 26x14 26x14 26x14 114.30 115.10 112.00 112.70 143.20 143.90 140.80 141.50 1 i , 80 80 80 80 8-304 flexible supplies. 8-697 Crestmont towel bars 8-710 Crestmont legs 20-19 \4" male tailpieces For aerator on spout Per Pair $9.40 Per Pair 11 -DO Per Pair 15.80 Per Pair .38 Add 1.60 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 1-9 vitreous mina Lavatories NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES On Metal Legs or On Porcelain Enameled Brackets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 1-150-C, On Metal Legs Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: 8-710 Crestmont round metal legs; 8-765 wall brackets. "C" Trim: 8-560 Olympia Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting with coupling nuts, less l/i" tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-697 Crestmont towel bars. 1-150-C, On Metal Legs Supplies: 8-304 *3" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Hote: Lavatory trap it not included. 1-150-R, On Enameled Brackets Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. ALTERNATE TRIM FOR NORWICH LAVATORIES For Norwich lavatories with trim other than illustrated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. Overall Dimensions Size Basin 20x18' 14x1T 24x21' 16x11' Floor to rim 31' Supports: 8-763 white enameled cast iron brackets. i >' 'I'yim; 8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets (with coupling nuts, less 14" tailpieces); 8-41 Lever Action Securo waste. Supplies: 8-304 } angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note; Lavatory trap is not included. C Trim 8-560 Olympia Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting. D Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 1H" P.O. plug. I Trim 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles. 8-5, same except with lever handles. C'vJt R Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-41 Lever Action Securo waste. P Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-655 chainstay on slab with chain and stopper; 8-350 P.O. plug. S Trim 8-140 Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. V Trim 8-564 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. W Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-46 Crest mont direct lift waste fitting. 'Alternate faucets for "P", "R" and "W" trimmings 8-36 Victor Magidose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size Inches Price, Each White Color Shpg. Wt. Pounds 1-150, Norwich Ware Only 20x18 24x21 $33.70 49.60 $50.50 74.30 55 72 1-150-C, On Metal Legs 1-150-D, On Metal Legs 1-150-L, On Metal Legs 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 24x21 99.00 114.90 96.22 112.12 142.42 115.80 139.66 113.02 136.88 167.18 73 95 75 95 100 I-150-P, On Metal Legs 20x18 24x21 93.30 109.20 110.10 T33.96 95 1-150-R. On Metal Lege I-150-S, On Metal Legs 1-150-V, On Metal Legs 1-150-W, On Metal Lege 1-150-C, On Brackets 1-150-D, On Brackete 1-150-L, On Brackets 1-150-P, On Brackete 1-150-R, On Brackets 1-150-S, On Brackets 1-150-V, On Brackets 1-150-W, On Brackete 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 20x18 24x21 107.32 123.22 104.56 120.46 99.46 115.36 97.96 113.86 83.40 99.30 80.62 96.52 126.82 77.70 93.60 91.72 107.62 88.96 104.86 83.86 99.76 82.36 98.26 124.12 147.98 121.36 145.20 116.26 140.10 114.76 138.60 __ -- -- -- ___ -- ... -- __ -- __ -- -- 95 95 ;5 75 95 90 no 90 no 115 90 110 90 110 90 110 90 no 90 110 8-31 or 8-39 Vantage faucets 8-36 Victor Mogiclote faucets 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 Uj' male tailpieces 8-697 Crestmont towel bars 8-710 Crestmont legs For aerators fC, D, S and V trim only) Per Pair $13.40 Per Pair 17.60 Per Pair 9.40 Per Pair .44 Per Pair 11.00 Per Pair 15.80 Add each $2.00 Page 1-10 September 16, 1954 Superseding February 18, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE- Vitreous China Lavatories NORWICH VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORIES With 6" High Back--Wall Hong or On China Leg 1-220-C, On China Leg--Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with back, rectangular basin with splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Vitreous china leg; concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim: 8-560 Olympia Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 g" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-240-C, Wall Hung--Sizes: 18x15", 20x1 8" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with back, rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. 1-240-C, Wall Hung Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. Overall Dimensions 1-220-C, On China Leg 1-220 Norwich lavatories can be furn ished with china leg to set lavatories 24' or 27' high, rim to floor. `C" Trim: 8-560 Olympia Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting with coupling nuts, less 14" tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible Size... 18x15' Basin... 14x9' 20x18' 14x11' 24x21' 16x11' Floor to top of rim...............31' risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps ALTERNATE TRIM FOR NORWICH LAVATORIES On China Leg When ordering a Norwich lavatory with trim other than illustrated, merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. Number Size White Color Shpe. W:. 1-220 20x18' $43.30 $65.00 War* Only 24x21" 68.80 103.10 80 lbs. 100 1-220-C 20x18' 76.60 98.30 24x21" 102.10 136.40 90 110 1.220-D 20x18' 24x21" 73.90 95.60 99.40 133.70 90 110 1-2204. 24x21' 129.60 164.00 115 C Trim 8-560 Olympia Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting. D Trim 8-569 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supplv fitting -- 'i'.' P.0. plug. 1-220-P 1-220-R 20x18' 24x21' 20x18' 24x21' 71.00 96.50 90.70 110.50 92.70 130.80 115.20 144.80 90 110 90 110 m 1-220-S 20x18' 82.20 103.90 24x21' 107.70 142.00 90 110 1-220-V 20x18' 77.10 98.80 24x21" 102.60 136.90 90 110 1-220-W 20x18" 24x21' 75.60 97735" 101.10 135.40 90 110 L Trim 8-10 Temple Dial-ese supply and Lever Action Securo waste fitting with three rib handles. P Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with fourarm handies; 8-655 chainstay on slab with chain and stopper; 8-350 114* P.O. plug. 1-240 Ware Only 18x15' 20x18' 24x2 T Wall Hung $31.50 $47.30 31.60 47.40 57.10 85.70 40 lbs. 48 92 8-5, same except with lever handles. 1-240*0 18x15" 20x18' 24x21' 64.80 80.60 64.90 80.70 90.40 119.00 50 60 100 1-240-D 18x15' 20x18' 24x21' 62.10 77.90 62.20 78.00 87.70 116.30 50 60 100 1-2404. 24x21" 118.off1 146.50 !05 R Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four- arm handles; 8-41 Lever Action Securo waste fitting. S Trim 8-140 Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste fitting. 1-240-P 1-240-R 18x15" 20x18" 24x21' 20x18' 24x21" 59.20 59.30 84.80 79.10 98.80 75.00 75.10 113.40 97.80 127.40 50 60 100 60 100 1-240-S 18x15' 20x18" 24x21" 70.40 86.20 70.50 86.30 96.00 124.60 50 60 100 V Trim 8*564 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese supply and indirect lilt waste fitting. W Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with fourarm handles; 8-46 Crestmont direct lift waste fitting. Alternate faucets for "PM, "RM and "W" 'mmings 8-36 Victor Magiclose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Oia/-e$e faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. All exposed metol trim is chromium plated. for other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8. 1-240-V 18x15' 20x18' 24x21' 65.30 81.10 65.40 81.20 90.90 119.50 50 60 100 18xf5~ 63.80 79.60 1-240-W 20x18" 63.90 79.70 24x21" 89.40 118.00 50 60 100 8-31 or $-39 Vantage faucets 8-36 Victor Magiclose faucets 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 }'i" male tailpieces For Spring-Flo aerators Per Pair $13.40 Per Pair 17.60 Per Pair 9.40 Per Pair *44 Add each 2.00 (C, D, S and V trim on.!\ > Prices are sub/ecf to change without notice. Printed in U-S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. December 8, 1953 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page Vitreous China Lavatories NORWICH LAVATORIES With Neu-Spray Diat-ese Trim 1-240-V, Wall Hung, with Neu-Spray Trim Sizes: 18x15", 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with 6" high back, rectangular basin, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim: 8-572 Neu-Spray Dial-ese supply fitting with raised spout and l?i" diameter perforated spray face (with coupling nuts, less )4" tailpieces). Waste: 8-353 1)4" P-O. plug with perforated open strainer. Supplies: 8-304 94" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. CRANE DEALER ------------------------------PRICE SERVICE NORWICH LAVATORIES With Pedal Operated Supply Valve 1-243, Wall Hung Sizes: 20x18" and 24x21" Lavatory: Norwich vitreous china lavatory with 6" high back, rec tangular basin, splash lip ami soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall screws. Trim: 8H-500 wall mounted self closing mixing valve with inte gral stops and polished alumi num hinged pedals; raised spout and supply to spout with volume control. Waste: 8-353 1)4" P-O. plug with perforated open strainer. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Norwich^ War* Only Size, Inches 18x15' 20x18' 24x21' Price, Each White Color $31.50 31.60 57.10 $47.30 47.40 85.70 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 40 48 92 1-240-V, with Neu-Spray Trim 1-243, Wall Hung 18x15' 20x18' 24x21' 20x18' 24x21' 72.60 72.70 98.20 135.40 160.90 88.40 88.50 126.80 151.20 189.50 50 60 100 65 105 8-304 supplies Per Pair $9.40 8-324 male tailpieces Per Pair .44 1 Page 1-14 February 28, 1955 Superseding February 18, 1954 Prices are sublet to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Lavatory and Cabinet Ensembles COUNTESS LAVATORY ENSEMBLES SALES FEATURES Cabinet One-piece wood construction --exterior surfaces are faced with colorful lami nated plastics, interior of cabinet, edges, toe base and knee space back panel are painted in harmonizing colors. Two storage compartments, one stationary shelf and one medicine drawer with check stop, easily removed for cleaning. Doors have semi-concealed hinges, chromium plated knobs and roller type spring latches. Available in 3 color patterns--Planked Maple (Parkwood), Walnut (Parkwood) and Gray limba (Parkwood). Shipped assembled in one carton. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated Countertop Wood core--exposed surfaces and edges faced with laminated plastic, no metal trim. Back coved into counter, rounded front corners. Available in 3 color patterns--Brown Marble (Formica), Charcoal Medley (Textolite) and Blue Skylark (Formica). Hudee lavatory frame is included. Countertop is packed in separate carton. Lavatories Available with 2 types of trim-- 1-284-S Countess with 8-575-A Embassy trim or 1-284-V Countess with 8-562-A Neu-Rainier trim. Countess lavatories are furnished in white or any of the seven regular Crane colors. 1 -260-S COUNTESS LAVATORY ENSEMBLE (Open View) Countertop: Type l-C-5 1J4" thick, laminated plastic faced countertop with 2" high back, square front rim with rounded corners and finished ends; Hudee lavatory frame. (Specify color.) Cabinet: Laminated plastic faced wood cabinet with two end compartments and full length flush back, utility shelf, medicine drawer and chromium knobs. (Specify color.) Lavatory: 1-284-S Countess vitreous china lavatory with modified rectangular basin, splash lip, twin front overflow and two soap depressions. (Specify if white or Crane color.) ``S" Trim: 8-575-A Embassy Dial-ese supply and indirect lift waste with aerator. (Specify 3-575 if less aerator.) Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Nofe; Lavatory trap is not included. COLOR SELECTION In selecting color combinations for Countet* lavatory ensembles it is essential first to determine the color of the lavatory, then the color pattern for the countertop and next the color pattern for the cabinet. The color chart below is arranged accordingly. When ordering be sure to specify knatory, countertop and cabinet colors desired. Lavatory White or Sky Blue Shell Pink Citrus Yellow or Sun Tan Pale Jade or Persian Red j r i French Grey Countertop | Cabinet Blue Skylark ' Walnut, , Gray Limba or i Planked Maple Charcoal Medley ! Gray Limba Walnut. Brown Marble ( Gray Limba or Planked Maple Brown Marble 1 Walnut or Planked Maple Gray Limba, Charcoal Medley ! Planked Maple or Walnut 1 -260-V COUNTESS LAVATORY ENSEMBLE Countertop: Type l-C-5 lJ-2* thick, laminated plastic faced countertop with 2" high back, square front rim with rounded corners and finished ends; Hudee lavatory frame. (Specify color.) Cabinet: Laminated plastic faced wood cabinet with two end compartments and full length flush back, utility shelf, medicine drawer and chromium knobs. (Specify color.) Lavatory: 1-284-V Countess vitreous china lavatory with modified rectangular basin, splash lip, twin front overflow and two soap depressions. (Specify if white or Crane color.) ``V" Trim: 8-562-A Neu-Rainier Dail-ese supply and indirect lift waste with aerator. (Specify 8-562 if less aerator.) Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and tlexible risers. Note: lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Top Size. .............42xl8Lj" Lavatory Size...................20x17" Rim to Floor .., ... .31" Basin Size............. t 151 ^xl 1: jv fWidth at back is 14" ENSEMBLE PRICES COMPLETE, less trap Catalog Number 1-260-S 1-260-V Price, Each With White With Colored Lavatory Lavatory $306.60 301.50 $324.00 318.90 Shipping Weight, Pounds Lavatory and Trim 56 30 Counter- Cabinet top Only , Only 15 i S5 15 ' R5 If less aerator....................................................................................... Deduct $2.00 If less 8-304 supplies............................................................ Per Pair, Deduct 9.40 For 8-324 male tailpieces........................................Per P air. Add .44 For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 3 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed si L' ^ A. U$T PRICES are >hown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Page 1 -14a Bath and Powder Room Combinations CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE LAVANETTE AND VANETTE For Bath or Powder Room -- A lavatory. Vanity and Powder Bar--All in One Cabinet is baked enamel finish, all-steel with two drawers and one cupboard compartment. Enclosed recess provides ample knee 'pace and conceals plumbing. Drawers are onepiece with curved vomers top drawer has lift out tray for toilet accessories Middle drawer has tiltproof slanting shelves for convenient storage of medical supplies. It is fitted with a lock. Cupboard compartment provides a spacious area for bath towel storage a lift out receptacle for convenient dis posal of used tissues, etc., is attached to door. Top is one-piece, stain-resisting Formica with integral back--available in wiiite or a choice of attractive colors, as shown in the table below. No. 3500 LAVANETTE Cabinet with Top: All-steel baked enamel finish cabinet with one-piece single surface stain-resisting Formica top. Lavatory: 21x17" Vanity acid-resisting, formed metal lava tory with soap depression. Frame: One-piece stainless steel frame. Trim: B-419-SF Repeal supply and pop-up waste fitting with aerator. Towel Bars: Clear Lucite towel bars with metal brackets. Supplies: 8-304 :!>j" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: lovotory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Length.............................. .36" Width ...... .. .. 233/ Height, floor to rim.........31?/ Height of back.............V/% No. 5748 VANETTE Cabinet with Top: All-steel baked enamel finish cabinet with one-piece double surface stain-resisting Formica top. Lavatory: 21x17" Vanity acid-resisting, formed metal lava tory with soap depression. Frame: One-piece stainless steel frame. Trim: B-419-SF Repeal supply and pop-up waste fitting with aerator. Towel Bars: Clear Lucite towel bars with metal brackets. Supplies: 8-304 3 s" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Length... ,......................... 48" Width... Height, floor to rim........ 313 3" Height of back .. 23-* / .. .21/ TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON LAVANETTE AND VANETTE COMBINATIONS NOTE: lavanette and Vanette combinations shown below are F.O.B. nearest distribution point. All actual transportation costs from distribution point to delivery point will be added to the prices shown. Consult your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for nearest distribution point. CABINET DISTRIBUTION POINTS BY ZONES ZONE t ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE \ ZONE 2 Atlanta, Ca. Bayonne, N. J. Brighton, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. Charlotte, N. C. Chicago, III. Cincinnati, O. Dallas, Tex. Denver, Colo. Des Moines, la. Maumee, 0. New Orleans, La. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Los Angeles, Cal. San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. PRICES COMPLETE less trap LAVANETTE Catalog Numbers 3500-1 or *3500-1DL 3500-2 or *3500-201 3500-3 or `3500-3DL 3500-4 or *3500-4DL 3500-5 or `3500-5DL 3500-6 or *3500-6DL 3500-7 or `3500-7DL 1 Price, Each ZONE 1 ZONE 2 $251.30 i $266.24 J * Shpg. Wt. Pounds ---------------------- ] Lavatory Bowl and Cabinet Color White Blue Green Tan Pink Blue Blue Formica Top Color Grav Blue Grav Red Grav Coral Skvlark Pink Frost Catalog Number 5748-1 5748*2 5748-3 5748-4 5748-5 5748-6 5748-7 3500-8 or *3500-8DL Coral Pink Frost 5748*8 [f less 8*304 flexible supplies . Per Pair, Deduct $9.40 For 20-19 Lf' male tailpieces . `vith autfix "OL" have dra-.vers m ieit ide and basin on right side instead oi as illustrated. VANETTE Price, Each ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Shpg. Wf. Pounds $326.14 $346.56 191 ___________ Per Pair, Add $.38 Page 1 -14 b February 28, 7955 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are dioun for the Dcaler*> convenience in determining hi- net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price Printed in L' " \ CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Vitreous China Lavatories CORNATE VITREOUS CHINA CORNER LAVATORIES With 354" High Back 1-370-F, Wall Hung-Size: 17x17" Lavatory: Cornate vitreous china corner lavatory with 354" high back, beveled panel, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall bracket. "F" Trim: 8-133 Whitney Dial-ese supply fitting with chain and stopper, with coupling nuts, less 54" tailpieces; 8-350 154" P.O. plug. Supplies: 8-304 3/g" supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note; Lavatory trap is not incfuded. 1-370-E, Wall Hung-Size: 17x17" Lavatory: Corftate vitreous china corner lavatory with ili'' high back, beveled panel, splash lip and soap depression. Supports: Concealed hangers and wall bracket. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less 54" tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 5'is" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size.... 17x17" Basin... 15^x10" ORAL HYGIENE VITREOUS CHINA DENTAL LAVATORY 1-398, Wall Hung-Size: 954x9" Lavatory: Oral Hygiene vitreous china dental lavatory with 314" high beveled panel back and integral flushing rim. Supports: Concealed hanger and wall brackets. Trim: Push button self-closing cold water supply and flushing rim fitting with back flow preventer. Waste: Perforated open strainer with 154" O.D. tailpiece. Supply: 8-304 ') g" angle supply with stop and flexible riser. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-398, Wall Hung Overall Dimensions Size ,9lx9* Basin PRICES COMPLETE, less trops Catalog Number Size, Inches Price, Each White Color 1-370-E, Wall Hung 1-370-F, Well Hung 17x17 17x17 89.40 85.70 115.50 111.80 1-398, Wall Hung 954x9 73.00 83.30 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 55 55 30 *8-304 flexible supplies Per Pair $9.40 'One supply pipe only (for cold water line) is included in price of 1-398 lavatory. 8-324 54' male tailpieces Per Pair .44 For other supply pipes and traps, refer ta Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in C S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining hi. net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 1-21 Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Lavatories CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE NEUDAY PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON LAVATORIES With Whitney Dial-ese Trim -455-E, On Metal Legs--24x18" Soap depression is on rim. 1-455-E, Wall Hung-24xl 8" 1 -455-E, On Metal Legs Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lava tory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Supports: 8-714 Crestmonf round metal legs and con cealed wall hanger. "E" Trim: 8-1.50 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less \-4" tail pieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmonf clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-.504 angle supplies with flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. stops and 1 -455-E, On Metal Legs-- 19x17" Soap depression is on shelf. 1-455-E, Wall Hung Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lava tory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmonf clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 %" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Whitney supply fitting with chain and stopper (F Trim) can also be furnished on Neuday lavatories. When so desired merely change SUFFIX DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. F Trim 8-133 Whitney Dial-ese suppi;. fitting with chain and stopper; 8-350 W P. O. plug. Overall Dimensions Size.... 19x17" Basin... 15^x10^' 24x18' 16x11' Height, floor to top of rim............ 31' Height of shelf back.................... 3 54' Towel Bar for Neuday Lavatory Cabinet No. 429 Round tubing towel bar with metal brackets for attaching to sides of Neuday lavatory cabinet. 1-455-E, On Steel Cabinet 19x17" size only Open View of Cabinet Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lavatory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "E" Trim: 8-130 Whitney Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting, with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Supplies: 8-304 3 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Cabinet: Neuday white baked enamel steel cabinet with single inside shelf, three shelf compartments on inside of door, and black enameled toe base; door is hinged on right hand side. Note: Lavatory trop is not included. When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamel is required. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size White Color Shpg.Wt. Inches Regular! A.R. A.R. Pounds 19x17 $91.70 $95.50 $99.20 1-455-E, On Metal Legs 24x18 100.30 105.20 110.00 95 115 1-455-F, C- *AetalLegs 19x17 24x18 90.40 94.20 97.90 99.00 103.90 108.70 V." 115 1-455-6, Wall Hung 19x17 75.90 79.70 83.40 24x18 84.50 89.40 94.20 90 110 1-455-F, Wall Hung 19x17 74.60 78.40 82.10 24x18 83.20 88.10 92.90 90 110 1*455.1:, On Cabinet 19x17 123.66 127.46 131.16 | UO Price is for colored lavatory with white cabinet. 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 }* male tailpieces 8-698 Crestmont towel bars 8-714 Crestmont legs 429 Cabinet towel bars Per Pair$9.40 Per Pair.44 Per Pair IT .00 Per Pair15.80 Per Pair 10.00 For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8 Page 1-22 August 17, 1953 Superseding \fay 7, IV ^3 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE NEUDAY PORCELAIN Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Lavatories ENAMELED CAST IRON LAVATORIES With Repeal Trim 1-455-ERS, On Metal Legs Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" r.avatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lava tory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Supports: 8-714 Crestmont round metal legs and con cealed wall hanger. "F2RS" Trim: 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 elbows with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. No#: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-455-ERS, On Metal Legs 24x18" size Soap depression is on rim. Overall Dimensions Size... 19x17' Basin... lSJ^xlOJ^' 24x18' 16x11' Height, floor to top of rim..............31' Height of shelf back........................ 3>/f ' 1-455-ERS, On Metal Legs 19x17" size Soap depression is on shelf. 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung 24x18" size Soap depression is on rim. 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung Sizes: 19x17" and 24x18" Lavatory: Neuday porcelain enameled cast iron lava tory with beveled panel shelf back, rectangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "ERS" Trim: 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats and 45 elbows with coupling nuts, less tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Supplies: 8-304 %" angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. Note: Lavatory trap is not included. 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung 19x17" size Soap depression is on shelf. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamel is required. ALTERNATE REPCAL TRIM FOR NEUDAY LAVATORIES When ordering a Neuday lavatory with Repeal trim other than illustrated, merely change SUF FIX DESIGNATION and TRIM DESCRIPTION. ..nar* ERS Trim 8-132 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with renewable seats. ER Trim 8-131 Repeal supply and direct lift waste fitting with integral seats. FRS Trim 8-135 Repeal supply fitting with renewable seats, chain and stop per; 8-350 l*f* P.O. plug. FR Trim 8-134 Repeal supply fitting with integral seats, chain and stopper; 8-350 !' P.O. plug. The above fittings are regularb furnished with 45s elbows, coupling nuts, friction rings and washers lor slip joint connection. When required for use with iron pipe supplies, specify the N'o. 20-19 *4" male tailpieces. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U S A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They arc not intended to establish the retail price. PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size White Inches Regular A. R. Color Shpg.Wt. A. R. Pounds 1-455-ER, On Metal legs 19x17 $85.90 $89.60 $93.40 24x18 94.50 99.40 104.20 95 115 19x17 1-455-ERS, On Mttal Legs 24x18 86.60 90.40 94.10 95.20 100.10 104.90 05 115 1-455-FR, On Matat Lags 19x17 84.30 24x18 92.90 88.10 91.80 97.80 102.60 95 115 1-455-ERS, On Metal Lags 1-455-ER, Wall Hung 1-455-ERS, Wall Hung 1-455-FR, Wall Hung 19x17 24x18 19x17 24x18 19x17 24x18 19x17 24x18 85.00 93.60 70.10 78.70 70.80 79.40 68.50 77.10 88.80 92.50 98.50 103.30 73.80 77.60 83.60 j 88.40 74.60 1 78.30 84.30 | 89.10 72.30 76.00 82.00 86.80 95 :i' ( 119 " 90 110 00 no 1-455-FRS, Wall Hung 19x17 69.20 >3.00 ' 76.70 , </t) 24x18 77.80 82.70 87.50 ' no 8-304 flexible supplies 8-698 Crestmont towel bars 8-714 Crestmont legs 20-19 l/i" male tailpieces For aerator on spout Per Pair S9.40 Per Pair 11.00 Per Pair 15.80 Per Pair .38 Add 1.60 For other supply pipes and traps, refer to Section 8 February 28, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 1-23 Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Lavatories CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE RHODILE AND CAROLINA PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON LAVATORIES With 6" High Back 1-495-W, Wall Hung Size: 20x18" 1-531-P, Wall Hung Size: 19x17" Lavatory: Rhodile porcelain enameled Lavatory: Carolina porcelain enameled cast iron lavatory with back, rec tangular basin and soap depression. cast iron lavatory with back, oval basin and soap depression. 1-495-C, On Metal Legs Size: 20x18" Lavatory: Rhodile porcelain enameled cast iron lavatory with back, rec tangular basin and soap depression. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "W" Trim: 8-31 Vantage Dial-ese fau cets with coupling nuts, less )4" tail pieces; 8-46 Crestmont direct lift waste. Support: Concealed wall hanger. "P" Trim: 8-31 Vantage Dial-ese fau cets with coupling nuts, less 14" tailpieces; 8-350 1]4" P.O. plug; and chainstay with chain and rub Supports: 8-714 Crestmont round metal legs and concealed wall hanger. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with stops and flexible risers. ber stopper. Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with "C" Trim: 8-560 Olympia Dial-ese Not*: Lavatory trap it not indudtd. stops and flexible risers. supply and direct lift waste fitting with coupling nuts, less }4" tailpieces. Towel Bars: 8-698 Crestmont clamp-on towel bars. Overall Dimensions Size.. .20x18' Basin... 1543x10' Height, floor to top of rim........... 31' Note: Lavatory trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size... 19x17' Basin... 15J^x9^' Height, floor to top of rim........... 31' Supplies: 8-304 angle supplies with ALTERNATE TRIM FOR RHODILE AND CAROLINA LAVATORIES stops and flexible risers. When ordering a Rhodile or Carolina lavatory with Note: Lavatory trap is not included. trim other than illustrated, merely change SUFFIX PRICES COMPLETE, less traps DESIGNATION and use TRIM DESCRIPTION below. Catalog Size, White Number Inches Regular 1 A.R. Color Shpg. Wt. A.R. Pounds Rhodile, Ware Only 1-495-C 1-495-D 1-495-P 1-495-S 1-495-V 1-495-W 1-495-C 1-495-D 1-495-P 1-495-S 1-495-V 1-495-W Carolina Ware Only 1-531-C 1-531-D 1-531-P 1-531-S 1-531-V 1-531-W 20x18 $34.50 [$38.80 $43.10 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 20x18 On Metal Legs $94.60 91.90 88.30 100.20 95.10 93.60 $98.90 96.20 92.60 104.50 99.40 97.90 1103.20 100.50 96.90 108.80 103.70 102.20 Wall Hung $67.80 65.10 61.50 73.40 68.30 66.80 $72.10 69.40 65.80 77.70 72.60 71.10 $76.40 73.70 70.10 82.00 76.90 75.40 19x17 31.30 35.20 39.10 10x17 10x17 10x17 10x17 10x17 10x17 $64.60 61.90 58.30 70.20 65.10 63.50 $63.50 65.80 62.20 74.10 69.00 67.50 $72.40 69.70 66.10 78.00 72.90 71.40 82 100 100 100 10(1 y.s 95 9.1 93 93 93 88 88 83 83 83 83 78 78 C Trim 8-560 Olympia Dial-ese supply and direct lift waste fitting. 4- D Trim 8-569 Neu-Roinier Dial-ese supply fit ting with chain and stopper; 8-350 Wi P.O. plug. V Trim 8-564 Neu-Rainier Dial-ese Supply and indirect lift waste fitting. S Trim 8-140 Embassy Dial-ese supply and in direct lift waste fitting. 8*31 or 8-39 Vantage faucets 8-36 Victor Magidote faucets 8-304 flexible supplies 8-324 male tailpieces 8-698 Crestmont towel bars 8-714 Crestmont legs Per Pair $13.40 Per Pair 17.60 Per Pair 9.40 Per Pair .44 Per Pair 11-00 Per Pair 15.80 I'or aeralursi C, D, $ and V trim onl> Add each $2.00 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamel is required. P Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; chainstay through back with chain and stopper: 8-350 IH* P-O. plug. W Trim *8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with four-arm handles; 8-46 Crestmont direct lift waste fitting. `Alternate faucets for "P" and "W" trimmings 8-36 Victor Magiclose faucets with four-arm handles or 8-39 Vantage Dial-ese faucets with lever handles can be furnished when specified. Page 1 -24 September 16, 1954 Superseding December 8, 1953 Prices are subfect to change wiihout notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Soap Dispensers. Valves and Systems BOBRICK SOAP DISPENSERS AND TANK-TYPE GRAVITY SOAP SYSTEMS For Li Quid, Lather or Powdered Soap and Lotions Delivers measured cuantities cf Soap or Lot:on. ,\'lr 2'~;r Glass, Translucent or Metal Container as Indicated All wal 1-mounted Dispensers are top filled; have Integral Wall Bracket or separate Wall Plate. WallPlad !wa!5 plate with specia' adhesive) for attaching to any smooth surface without use of screws, available as indicated. For Liquid Soap Lather Type For Powdered Soap For Liquid Soap Lather Type Container Container 3-7 B-41MG Same, xcept with Same, except with Glass Container C.P.Brass Con*.a' LAVATORY SOAP DISPENSERS For Liquid Soap Lather Type B-31CP Chrome Plated Steel Capacity 32 oz. Uses any free flowinq powdered soap. B-31, same excect with white enameled finish. B-12CP Chrome P'atea Stainless Steel Push-in Type B-47CP tee'- Conta'-er, a C.P. Brass .a'-ve Capaci ty AC f. .oz. Lvcite window provides visible soao s-oc:y. For adhesive mounting Models 3-i2CP, 3-31, B-3il= and specify, WallPlad No. 250................Price Each {2.00 For Lotions For Liquid Soap Lather Type B-84 Fits lavatory slab up to I" thick Fits lavatory slab up to 2i" thick Stainless steel rcoa and valve. Transluc en t shatterproof Styron container. Capacity 18 f1. oz. Pus"-in Tyces. Stainless stee' 5'd :":_e brass exterior and vaive. Capacity 18 t;-.c oz. .. B-24 B-44 Same, except with translucent Styron cent3:ners. B-829 Same, except with G1 ass Contai ner B-899MG Same, except with N.P. Steel Container vade for thicker lavatory slaps at extra cost, -dc "Sc!." tc `.tdel No. and scecify thickness. LIQUID SOAP TANK For adhesive mounting of .odeIs 3-24, B-25, 3-44, e-45 and 3-34 Specify, Adhesive Kit 24-43.............Each $ .66 LIQUID AND LATHER SOAP VALVES For Gravity Systems For Liquid Soap Lather Type *I I soap va'ves nave 3/3" i . s. S. femaIe inlet. B-860 B-861 C.P. Brass .Horizontal, P>sh-ln Types B-924.B-925.B-926 A') Stainless Steel Potarv maanet:c aauae Furn i shed with concealed wa' 1 bracket mount na. 3/8" .P.S female cutlet Tanl- Cap. [Size :n. 1 Depth No. Gals 1 ht. x w 1 In. 924 1 9xB ; 925 2i 122x10 ! 44 926 15x12 7* COMBINATION UNION 4 SHUT-OFF VALVE For use with Tanks B-870 3/8" I.P.S. male :nlet connect'on. B-863 B-861W Same, e<ceot all Stainless Steel B-862 *F.O. B. Brooklyn, N,Y. or Los Angeles, California 'lumber `At. Lbs B-7 2-f $14.66 B-7M3 B-I2CP B-24 B-25 2z sCd~J 2i. 18.54 21.46 12.00 14.66 B-31 2^ 10.54 8--31 CP 15.50 B-41 17.34 B-41MG 21.20 8-44 > 13.20 B-45 15.86 8-47CP 22.80 B-84 14.00 B-823 3 i 6.30 B-829MG 18.66 B-860 8-861 1 '3 6.00 8.54 B-861W 1 2 10.54 B-862 * " 7.06 B-863 B-870 - 10.54, 10.26 B-899 18.00 B-899M3 8-924 L 20.66 44.001 8-925 8 50.40! 8-926 ** 66.6-1 Prices ore subfecl 'o crc-je Printed in U S, A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 22 195Superseding Huron , ./ Page 4-17 Bathroom Scales and Mats HEALTH-O-METER BATHROOM SCALES AIRPLANE DIAL MODEL 134 White baked enamel fin ish with :nlaid rubber `rat on platform. has a:rc!a-e d'a! a"th w'oe space gr,adv.at'ons to 99 oojnds ana ;ma'''er giai to register 15^ oounH Cacac : ty 2 Pounds. Hardened steel pivots and bearings. COUNSELOR BATHROOM SCALES CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE MODEL 187 Baked ename' fnish w't^ crystal clear magnifying lens and chromium dI a' cap. Ha; "arjered stee' c'.ccs ana oearings, 'eta*.:-p dial, 1 to 250 ccuocs capa city, and 'r'a'd -..bee' ~a: on o'atfor.m. Colors - Whi te. Green, 3'u.s, Ye!'ow, or 3'ac*. MODEL 189 Same, except a'' cn^cm'^m. No. 239 Low, slim design, has Line-O-Site lens encased in chromium plated headplate anc center strip. LiteO-Matic dial, operated by replace able flashlight battery. Avail able in the following colors with matching marbleized rubber mats Blue. Burgundy, Green, Pink and Yellow; also Black or White with Black marbleized mat. No. 279 Del uxe model, same, except chromium plated body with Black marbleized mat. Deluxe flat top model, large plat form, only 24" high. Magnifying Line-O-Site lens encased in chrom ium Dlated headolate. Has chrom ium plated body with Black mar bleized mat. No. 222 Same, except body is finished in Blue, Burgundy. Green, Pink or Yellow with matching marbleized rubber mats; also Black or White with Black marbleized mat. No. 400 The Coronet modei nas a ! = '-je scuff-resistant rubber mat. J<-eO-Site indicator with large "-agnifyirg lens. Low t'p-crcc* as sign with overall height c- 1inches. Trim is chromium p'at-c-c. Available in black or white w'ch a black marbleized mat. Also curgundy, green, blue, yellow a-a pink with mats in match'ng mar bleized colors. RUBBERMAID BATHTUB MATS PRETTY WARE BATH AND SHOWER MAT 'No. 7015 14x23" No. 7011 I6x28i" No. 7010 14x26" No. 7022 18x30" Rubbermaid Saftt-Cup ribbed design with non-slip molded vacuum cups - colorfast and odorless - resists hot water and soap. Colors - White, Light Blue, Peach, Dubonnet, Yellow, or Light Green. *Vo. 7015 not available in Yellow or Dubonnet. Prices are subject to change without notice. No. 1426 14x26" Size Heavy gauge soft rubber - provides safe footing cecause of air-entrapping dome construct:on. Has 91 vacuum cups that grip tight on wet or soapy surfaces. Colors - Rose, Blue. Green, Yellow and White. Number 134 187 189 222 227 239 279 Price $31.50 11.40 15.90 10.20 13.20 11.70 14.70 PRICES Shpg. Wt. Number 24 Lbs. 10 10 8 8 9 9 400 1426 7010 7011 7015 7022 Price $13.20 4.46 2.52 3.18 1.34 3.98 Snpg. At., q1 2 21 2i "2 1 2r I Page 4-18 February 28, 1955 Superseding March 22, 1954 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. $. A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Contents--Section 5 KITCHEN SINKS - KITCHEN CABINETS - DISPOSERS GREASE INTERCEPTORS-SCULLERY SINKS-APPLIANCES CABINET TYPE KITCHEN SINKS Pages Cast Iron--Homemaker................................................ ................................. 5-5 Kitchen Pride............................................. ................................... 5-4 Kitchen Queen........................................................................................ 5-5 Stewardess.............................................................................................. 5-6 Sunnycrest............................................................................................... 5-6 Sunnyday................................................................................................. 5-4 Formed Metal--AllianceWare................................... ,, ............................. 5-7. 5-8 Laminated Plastic Covered.........................................................................................5-21,5-22 Stainless Steel--Kitchen Pride.................................................................................. 5-17 Kitchen Queen................................................................................ 5-17 Lustertone..........................................................................................5-18,5-19 Sunnyday......................................................................................... 5-17 FLAT RIM SINKS All American......... .............................................................. (.................................... 5-8 Cast Iron.......................................................................................................................... 5-9,5-10 Duraclay....................................................................................................................... 5-10 Formed Metal..................................................................................................................5-9,5-10 Stainless Steel--Deep and Sit-Down Combination................................................ 5-19 Drinking Fountain and Sink Combination.............................. 5-20 Ledge Type.................................................................................... 5-20 Sit-Down......................................................................................... 5-19 Vitreous China............... 5-10 GARBAGE DISPOSERS In-Sink-Erator................................................................................................................ 5-26,5-27 National........................................................................................................................ 5-25 Waste King................................................................................................................... 5-24 GREASE INTERCEPTORS Gordon.......................................................................................................................... 5-29 Josam............................................................................................................................. 5-29 Zurn............................................................................................................................... 5-30 INCINERATORS, GAS-FIRED Economy........................................................................................................................ 5-28 Majestic......................................................................................................................... 5-28 KITCHEN CABINETS AND ACCESSORIES Accessories.................................................................................................................... 5-16 CRANE Base, Wall, Implement and Utility Cabinets............................ 5-11 to 5-15 Cabinet Filler Pieces.................................................................................................. 5-15 Snap-in Bottoms for Wall Cabinets........................................................................ 5-15 RANGE AND REFRIGERATOR COMBINATIONS Electric.......................................................................................................................... 5-31 Gas....................................................................................... 5-32 REFRIGERATORS Executive................. ................................................................................................... 5-31 RUBBER ACCESSORIES Dish Drainers..................................................... Sink and Drainboard Mats............................................... 5-23 5-23 SCULLERY SINKS Sturdibilt....................................................................................................................... 5-33 SINK FRAMES Hudee, Stainless Steel.............................................................................................. 5-23 Printed in L\S.A. February 28, 7 955 Superseding May 23, 1951 Page 5-1 I CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Sinks KITCHEN QUEEN PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINK Alternate Supply Fittings for Beveled Panel Back Sinks The Kitchen Queen, Kitchen Pride, Sunnyday and All-Ameri can sinks with beveled panel backs can be furnished with the following alternate Temple supply fittings with Dial-ese con trols when specified: 8-62--Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve supply fit ting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify 8-62-A if with aerator.) 5-40-S KITCHEN QUEEN Sink: Kitchen Queen acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment sink with back, depressed drainboards, beveled fixture panel, two soap depressions and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and l\'2 tailpieces. Cabinet: Xo. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note.- Sink supplies and traps are not included. Sink............72x25%* Cabinet... 72x24f6* Overall Dimensions Each Basin.... 18x16x8" Height of back 4" Height. .34^" (sets sink 36" floor to top of rim) No. 7240 Kitchen Queen cabinet is arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified. SB Utility Basket CB Hardwood Cutting Board CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack Rtfer to Pago 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. 8-66--Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, three-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-66-A if with aerator.) 8-68--Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, three-valve supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify 8-68-A if with aerator.) To order Kitchen Queen sinks with alternate supply fittings as illustrated above, use the following catalog numbers: 5-40, with 8-62 or 8-62-A fitting. 5-40-T, with 8-68 or 8-68-A fitting. 5-40-TS, with 8-66 or 8-66-A fitting. Ail exposed metal trim is chromium plated. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK AND KITCHEN CABINETS Note: Undersink cabinets and base and wall cabinets shown on this page and on the pages following are F.O.B. nearest distribution point. All actual transportation costs from distribution point to delivery point will be added to the cabinet prices shown. Consult your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for nearest distribution point, ZONE 1 Atlanta, Ga. Bayonne, N. J. Brighton, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. ZONE 1 CABINET DISTRIBUTION POINTS BY ZONES ZONE 1 ZONE 1 Charlotte, N. C. Chicago, Ilf. Cincinnati, O. Dallas, Tex. Denver, Colo. Des Moines, la. Maumee, O. New Orleans, La. Philadelphia,Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. ZONE 2 Los Angeles, Cal. San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tCo/or Price includes colored sink and white cabinet._____________________ Catalog Number and Description ZONE 1 White tCofor ZONE 2 White fCoIor Shpg Wt p 5-40, with Cabinet 5-40-S, with Cabinet 5-40-T, with Cabinet 5-40-TS, with Cabinet $413.40 420.16 422.26 428.92 $436.12 442.88 444.98 451.66 $438.76 445.50 447.60 454.28 $461.48 468.22 470.32 477.00 ^20 2" 522 No. 7240 Cabinet Only 168.46 -- 193.72 -- 182 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in US A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. For aerator on spout........................................................................Add $1.80 For 8-324 %* male tailpieces............ Per Pair, Add -44 tor SB Utility Basket........................... ... . Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray....................... Add 3.22 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board......... Add 5.02 If less 8-361 wastes........................................... Each, Deduct 6.38 for sink traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 8. For waste disposal unit, refer to Pager 5-24 to 5-27. February 28 J 955 ~ OlCperSdutUg August i/, i505 o co age 0*6 Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Sinks CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE KITCHEN PRIDE AND SUNNYDAY PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINKS 5-44-S KITCHEN PRIDE Sink: Kitchen Pride acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment sink with back, beveled fixture panel, two soap depressions and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and I1/?* tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 3800 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps. Note: Sink supplies and trapt an not included. Sink...........38x2554" Cabinet.... 38x24%' Overall Dimensions Each basin___ 18x16x8' Height of back 4' Height.. 3454' (sets sink 36' floor to top of rim) To order Kitchen Pride or Sunnyday sinks with alternate Temple supply fittings described on Page 5-3, use the catalog numbers shown below: Kitchen Pride Sunnyday 5-44 --with 8-62 or 8-62-A fitting--5-50 5-44-T --with 8-68 or 8-68-A fitting--5-50-T 5-44-TS--with 8-66 or 8-66-A fitting--5-50-TS 5-50-S SUNNYDAY Sink: Sunnyday acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment sink with back, depressed drainboards, beveled fixture panel, two soap depressions and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1%" tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5440 (for 54" sink) or No. 6040 (for 60" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Sink Size 54x2554' 60x2554' Basin Size 20x18x8' 22x18x8' Overall Dimensions Back Cabinet Height Size 4' 54x24%' 4' 60x24%' Cabinet Height 34)4' 34)4' Sink rim to floor 36' 36' Cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following acces sories, when specified: No. 3800 Kitchen Pride Cabinet--SB Utility Basket. Nos. 5440 or 6040 Sunnyday Cabinet--SB Utility Basket, STR Sliding Towel Rack, CB Hardwood Cutting Board and CT Plastic Cutlery Tray. Refer to Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tColor Price includes colored sinks and white cabinet Catalog Number and Description 5*44, with Cabinet 5-44-S, with Cabinet 5-44-T, with Cabinet 5-44-TS, with Cabinet No. 3800 Cabinet Only 5-50, with Cabinet 5-50-S, with Cabinet 5-50-T, with Cabinet 5-50-TS, with Cabinet No. 5440 Cabinet Only 5-50, with Cabinet 5-50-S, with Cabinet 5-50-T, with Cabinet 5-50-TS, with Cabinet No. 6040 Cabinet Only Size, inches 38x2554 38x2554 38x2554 38x2554 38x24-i5 54x2554 54x25J4 54x2554 54x2554 54x24% 60x2554 60x2554 60x25 60x2554 60x24s i6 ZONE 1 White tCelor $213.00 219.68 221.78 228.46 $224.56 231.30 233.40 240.08 68.70 -- 288.30 295.06 297.16 303.82 301.72 308.40 310.50 317.26 132.60 -- 299.86 306.60 308.70 315.38 313.96 320.70 322.80 329.48 137.78 -- ZONE 2 White t Color $221.86 228.60 230.70 237.38 $233.48 240.16 242.26 249.00 77.56 -- 308.48 315.16 317.26 324.00 321.90 328.58 330.68 337.36 152.78 -- 320.56 327.22 329.32 336.08 334.66 341.32 343.42 350.18 158.48 -- Shpg. Wt. Pounds 305 306 307 308 95 421 422 424 425 163 442 443 444 445 169 For aerator on spout................... .. ...................... Add $1.80 For 8-324 54' male tailpieces.............. Per Pair, Add .44 For SB Utility Basket............................................... Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray.............................. Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack................................ Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board.......................Add 5.02 If less 8-361 wastes................................. Each, Deduct 6.38 For sink traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 8. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5*27. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. Page 5-4 February 28, ] 955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Sinks HOMEMAKER PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINKS Alternate Supply Fittings for Deck Type Kitchen Sinks The Homemaker, Sunnycrest, Stewardess, AllianceWare and all flat rim ledge type sinks can be furnished with the follow ing alternate Embassy supply fittings with Dial-ese controls when specified: 8-84 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting, less spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator. HOMEMAKER 5-81-S, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-82-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: Homemaker acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboard, soap depression and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1Yi tailpiece. Cabinet: Xo. 4240-L (for left hand drainboard) or Xo. 4240-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and frop ore not included. Sink........... 42x25^' Cabinet___ 42x24%' Overall Dimensions Basin.... .20x18x8' Height of back........ 4' Height. .34^'(sets sink 36' floor to top of rim) Xo. 4240 Homemaker cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer to Pago 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. 8-85 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout three-valve supply fitting, less spray. (Specify 8-85-A if with aerator.) 8-89 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout three-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb con trol spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-89-A if with aerator.) To order Homemaker sinks with alternate supply fittings as illustrated above, use the following ca' 'log numbers: With 8-84 or 8-84-A Embossy Fitting 5-81, L. H. Drainboard 5-82, R. H. Drainboard With 8-85 or 8-85-A Embassy Fitting 5-81-T, L. H. Drainboard 5-82-T, R. H. Drainboard With 8-89 or 8-89-A Embassy Fitting 5-81 -TS, L. H. Drainboard 5-82-TS, R. H. Drainboard All exposed metal trim is chrome plated. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps fColor Price includes colored sink and white cabinet Catalog Number and Description ZONE 1 Whit* t Color ZONE 2 White fColor 5-81 or 5-82, with Cabinet 5-81-S or 5-82-S, with Cabinet 5-81-T or 5-82-T, with Cabinet 5-81-TS or 5-82-TS, with Cabinet $209.92 217.42 217.36 225.22 $219.68 227.18 227.02 234.98 $224.18 231.68 231.52 239.48 $233.86 241.36 241.28 249.16 5-81 or 5-82, Sinks Only, lest all trim 87.70 97.40 87.70 97.40 No. 4240-L or No. 4240-R Cabin*! Only 97.58 -- 111.76 -- Shpg.Wt, Pounds 323 324 325 326 195 ---------------- ^ For 8-324 tailpieces.. Per Pair, Add .44 por SB F'tilitv Basket.............................. Add 3.52 For CT Cutlery Tray.............. Add 3.22 For STR Towel Rack.............. Add 12.00 For CB Cutting Board ... Add 5.02 Is less 8-361 waste......... .... ., Each, Dduet 6.38 For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 5-5 Cabinet Type Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Sinks CRANE DEALER --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PRICE SERVICE SUNNYCREST AND STEWARDESS PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CABINET SINKS 5-100-S SUNNYCREST Sink: Sunnycrest acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboards, two soap depressions and concealed wall attach ment plates. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and V/%' tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5422 (for 54" sink) or No. 6022 (for 60" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included Sink Size 54x2243' 60x2243' Basin Size 20x15x8' 224-2x15x8' Overall Dimensions Back Cabinet Height Size 4' 54x21%' 4' 60x21%' Cabinet Height 3443' 34%' Sink rim to floor 36' 36' STEWARDESS 5-103-S, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-106-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: Stewardess acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboard, soap depression and concealed wall attachment plates. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout twovalve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose, fSpecify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1)4" tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 4222-L (for left hand drainboard) or No. 4222-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Overall Dimensions Sink...........42x2243' Basin.........20x15x8' Height of back.. ..4" Cabinet... .42x21%' Height. . 34%'(sets sink 36' floor to top of rim/ To order Sunnycrest or Stewardess sinks with alternate Embassy supply fittings described on Page 5-5, use the catalog numbers shown below. With 8-84 or 8-84-A Embassy Fitting 5-100 Sunnycrest 5-103 Stewardess L. H. Drainboard 5-106 Stewardess R. H. Drainboard With 8-85 or 8-85-A Embassy Fitting 5- 100-T Sunnycrest 5- I03-T Stewardess U. H. Drainboard 5- 106-T Stewardess R. H. Drainboard With 8-89 or 8-89-A Embassy Fitting 5- I00-TS Sunnycrest 5- 103-TS Stewardess U. H. Drainboard 5- 106-TS Stewardess R. H. Drainboard Xo. 5422 and Xo. 6022 Sunnycrest cabi nets and Xo. 4222 Stewardess cabinets are arranged to accommodate the fol lowing accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer to Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for defails) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps fColor Price includes colored sinfc and white cabinet Catalog Number and Description Size, inches 5-100, with Cabinet 5-100-S, with Cabinet 5-100-T, with Cabinet 5-100-TS, with Cabinet 54x2214 54x2243 54x22'4 54x2243 5-100, Sink Only, less all trim 54x22!2 No. 5422 Cabinet Only 54x21%' 5-100, with Cabinet 5-100-S, with Cabinet 5-100-T, with Cabinet 5-100-TS, with Cabinet 60x22'-; 60x224-; 60x22'i 60x22'.2 5-100, Sink Qniy, less all trim No. 6022 Cabinet Only 60x2243 60x21% 5-103 or 5-106, with Cabinet 5-103-5 or 5-106-S, with Cabinet 5-103-T or 5-106-T, with Cabinet 5-103-TS or 5-106-TS, with Cabinet 5-103 or 5-106, Sink Only, less all trim 42x2243 42x2243 42x224-6 42x2243 42x22 4-3 No. 4222-1 or No. 4222-R Cabinet Only 42x21% For aerator on spout................................. Add $1.72 For 8-324 tailpieces................Per Pair. Add .44 For SB Utility Basket............................... Add 3.52 For CT Cutlery Tray... . .... Add 3.22 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 j Shpq. Wt. White tCoIor White tColor 1 Pounds $276.12 283.62 283.52 291.42 $288.52 296.02 295.92 303.82 $296.88 304.38 304.28 312.18 $309.28 316.78 316.68 324.58 | 1 . 366 367 368 369 111.30 123.70 111.30 123.70 , 230 140.12 -- 160.88 -- 1 128 289.36 296.86 296.76 304.66 302.66 310.16 310.06 317.96 310.78 318.28 318.18 326.08 324.08 331.58 331.48 339.38 , 383 384 385 386 118.60 131.90 118.60 131.90 1 240 146.06 -- 167.48 -- : 135 215.60 223.10 223.00 230.90 224-90 232.40 232.30 240.20 231.20 238.70 238.60 246.50 240.50 248.00 247.90 255.80 1 j ! 262 263 264 265 83.00 92.30 83.00 92.30 I 160 107.90 -- 123.50 -- | 96 For STR Towel Rack.....................................Add $12.00 For CB Cutting Board..................................Add 5.02 If less 8-361 waste..................... Each, Deduct 6.38 For sink traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 3. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5*24 to 5*27. Page 5-6 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in L'.S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Porcelain fcnamelea formed merai omits ALLIANCEWARE PORCELAIN ENAMELED FORMED METAL CABINET SINKS 5-117-S ALLIANCEWARE Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal two-compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboards and two soap depressions. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout twovalve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and 1)/i tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 6640 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. 5-117 ALLIANCEWARE Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less hose and spray, with 8-650 faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Note: Sink supplies and traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Sink............. 66x25' Each basin. .. 15x17^x8' Height of back.. .4' Cabinet... 66x24%' Height___ (sets sink 36' floor to top of rim) 5-118-S ALLIANCEWARE Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboards and soap depression. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1}4" tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5440 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. 5-118 ALLIANCEWARE Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Note: Sink supplies and traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Sink...........,54x25* Basin........20x17lAx7* Height of back., .4* Cabinet.. ^4x24%* Height... .34V' (sets sink 36* floor to top of rimi No. 5440 and 6640 CRANE cabinets for AllianceWare sinks are ar ranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket STR Sliding Towel Rack CT Plastic Cutlery Tray CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer ta Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. All exposed metal trim is chromium plated TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number Price, Each Shpg. Wt. and Description 5-117, with Cabinet 5-117-S, with Cabinet 5-117, Sink Only, lest all trim No. 6640 Cabinet Only 5-118, with Cabinet 5-118-S, with Cabinet 5-118, Sink Only, lets ail trim No. 5440 Cabinet Only ZONE 1 $268.72 275.78 94.00 143.18 216.22 223.72 58.90 132.60 ZONE 2 $290.10 297.16 94.00 164.56 236.40 243.90 58.90 152.78 Pounds 286 286 101 176 257 257 80 163 For aerator on spout.......................................................................Add $1.72 For 8-324 H" male tailpieces..................................Per Pair, Add .44 For SB Utility Basket.................................................................. Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray.................................................... Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack...................................................... Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board...................................... Add S.02 If less 8-361 waste........................................................... Each, Deduct 6.38 for sink traps, supply pipes and continuous wastes, refer to Section 8. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 5-7 rorceiain cnameiea rormea metal ana Cast iron Oinks C-rrMINC. UfcAULK PRICE SERVICE ALLIANCEWARE FORMED METAL CABINET SINKS ALL AMERICAN CAST IRON SINKS For Building into Fabricated Tops The overall size, large and deep twin basins, low height integral back, and wide flat rims of the All American are features that make it a mos t desirable style for building into fabricated sink tops. In addition, the beveled fixture panel is a feature found only in the most modern styles of CRANE sinks. The sink ends are offset to provide a more attractive and water tight in installation. It is a practical design for use with Formica, Textolite, Micarta, linoleum k ptz-5-S-5-- 7 N 11 0 0 22' or other covering materials V for fabricated countertop in 2 Jf stallations. 5-121-S, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-122-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal single compartment ledge sink with back, depressed drainboard and soap depression. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and ll/2 tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 4240-L (for left hand drainboard) or Xo. 4240-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. 5-121, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-122, with Right Hand Drainboard Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Refer to Page 5* 7 6 for illustrations and descriptions. Sink........... 42x25* Cabinet-----42x24%* Overall Dimensions Basin... .20x17^x7" Height of back.., A* Height. .W/% (sets sink 36* floor to top of rim) Xo. 4240 CRANE cabinet for AllianceWare sink is arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket STR Sliding Towel Rack CT Plast' Uutlerv Tray CB Hardwood Cutting Board Refer to Page 5- 16 for illustrations and descriptions. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number and Description 5-121 or 5-122, with Cabinet 5-121-S or 5-122-S, with Cabinet 5-121 or 5-122 Sink Only, less all trim No. 4240-L or No. 4240-R Cabinet Only For aerator on spout. For 8-324 }4" male tailpieces....... For SB Utility Basket.................... For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray . For STR Sliding Towel Rack......... For CB Hardwood Cutting Board. If less 8-361 waste......................... Price, Each ZONE 1 $180.52 188.02 58.30 97.58 ZONE 2 $194.78 202.28 58.30 111.76 Pounds 190 190 63 120 ..................... Add $1.72 .Per Pair, Add .44 .....................Add 3.52 .....................Add 3.22 . --------- Add 12.00 .................. Add 5.02 ..... Deduct 6.38 For sink traps, supply pipes and continuous wastes, refer to Section 8. 5-124-S ALL AMERICAN Sink: All American acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment flat rim sink with back, beveled fixture panel and two soap depressions, for counter top installation. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout, two-valve sup ply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb con trol spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and W'o' tailpieces. Hotei Sink supplies and traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Size___ 38x22* Each Basin.... 17xl5^ix8* Height of back.. 4* All American sinks are available with alternate Temple supplyfittings as described on Page 5-3. To order, specify catalog numbers as follows: 5-124 --with 8-62 or 8-62-A fitting. 5-124-T --with 8-68 or 8-68-A fitting. 5-124-TS--with 8-66 or 8-66-A fitting. HUDEE stainless steel sink frames, for use with All American sinks, are illustrated on Page 5*2 I. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number 5-124 5-124-S 5-124-T 5-124-TS Price, Each White Color $134.92 141.60 143.70 150.38 $145.28 152.02 154.12 160.80 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 160 161 162 163 For aerator on spout.......................................................................................Add $1.80 For 8-324 41' male tailpieces.....................................................Pr Pair, Add .44 If less 8-361 wastes............................................................................ Each, Deduct 6.38 For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Page 5-8 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to estabiish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron and Formed Metal Flat Rim Sinks CAST IRON FLAT RIM SINKS FORMED METAL FLAT RIM SINKS 5-131 -S Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron twocompartment flat rim sink with extended back ledge and two soap depressions. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.} Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and 1 i-i" tailpieces. Note: Sink supplies, traps and continuous wastes are not included. Overall Dimensions Size......... 32x21* Basin sizes........ .141-2x1512x8 5-140-S Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal two-compartment flat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and m" tailpieces. Nofe: Sink supplies, traps, and continuous wastes are not included. ' 5-140 Same except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions: Size ......... 32x21* Basin Sizes Il*_>xl4x8* 5-136-S Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron flat rim sink with extended back ledge and *two soap depressions. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and ix/2 tailpiece. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Overall Dimensions: Size......... 24x21* Basin size.......... 211^x151^x8* Size......... 30x21* Basin size.......... 27Hxl51^x8* *24x21* size does not have soap depressions. Cast iron flat rim sinks are available with alternate Embassy supply fittings as illustrated on Page 5-5; to order (specify catalog number as follows): Two Basin Single Basin 5-131 --with 8-84 or 8-84-A fitting--5-136 5-131 -T --with 8-85 or 8-85-A fitting--5-136-T 5-131-TS--with 8-89 or 8-89-A fitting--5-136-TS PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps 5-146-S Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal flat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and l\4" tailpiece. Nofe; Sink supplies and trap are not included. 5-146 Same except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions: Size........ 24x21* Basin Size..........207gxl4'sx8* Size........ 30x21" Basin Size..........267sxl47sx8" PRICE COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number 5-131 5-131-S 5-131-T 5-131-TS 5-131, Ware Only 5-136 5-136-S 5-136-T 5-136-TS 5-136, Ware Only SiXr Inches 32x21 32x21 32x21 32x21 32x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 Price, Each White Color $107.32 114.82 114.68 122.62 $115.72 123.22 123.08 131.02 76.20 84.60 70.12 78.08 75.08 84.00 77.62 85.58 82.58 91.50 77.48 85.50 82.50 91.42 85.42 93.38 90.38 99.30 45.38 53.40 50.40 59.32 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 113 114 114 115 105 81 101 82 102 82 102 83 103 75 95 Catalog Number 5-140 5-140-S 5-140, War* Only 5-146 5-146-S 5-146, Ware Only Size, Inches 32x21 32x21 32x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 24x21 30x21 Price, Each White $76.50 84.00 45.38 48.22 51.52 55.72 59.02 23.48 26.78 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 47 48 39 37 43 38 44 29 35 For aerator on spout................................................................................... Add $1.72 For 8-324 14" male tailpieces................................................ Per Pair, Add .44 If less 8-361 waste............................................................................ Each, Deduct 6.38 For sink traps and continuous wastes, refer to Section 3. For waste disposal units, refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. For HUDEE stainless steel sink frames, refer to Page 5-23. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 5-9 riai i\im ^iniu PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 5-150 Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enam eled cast iron flat rim center outlet sink. Waste: 8-361 Receptoi basket strainer with stopper and 11 / tailpiece. Note: Sink trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes.24x20" Basin Sizes.. .2l] >xt7l >x6" 30x20" 271^x17^x6" 5-155 Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enam eled cast iron flat rim end outlet sink. Waste: 8-361 Receptoi basket strainer with stopper and \\o' tailpiece. Note; Sink trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes.. .24x18" Basin Sizes.. .217'2xl5)2*6" 24x20" 21Hxl7!4x6' 30x18" 27>2x15Wx6" 30x20" 27Wxl7Hx6" PORCELAIN ENAMELED FORMED METAL 5-160 Sink: Acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment flat rim sink with center outlets. Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptoi basket strain ers with stoppers and 1 ] >" tailpieces. Note: Sink traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes___32x20" Basin Sizes___ 14x171 ox8" 42x20" 19x1714x8" DURACLAY Earfhenware. Vitreous Glazed 5-165 Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal twocompartment flat rim sink with center outlets. Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptoi basket strainers with stoppers and l^j" tailpieces. Nofe: Sink traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Size........32x18" Basin Sizes.........13746x14x8" 5-168 Sink: AllianceWare white acid-resist ing porcelain enameled formed metal center outlet sink. Waste: 8-361 Receptoi basket strainer with stopper and lj/o" tailpiece. Note: Sink trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes.. .24x18" Basin Sizes.. .20^x1474x8" 30x18' 26J4xl4J4x8" 5-180 Sink: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, flat rim center outlet sink. Waste: 8-361 Receptoi basket strainer with stopper and 1L>" tailpiece. Note: Sink trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes. .20x18" Basin Sizes Id^gxMxO1 >" 24x18" 21x15x8" HUDEE stainless steel sink frames are available for porcelain enameled cast iron and formed metal sinks--refer to Page 5-23 for details. VITREOUS CHINA For Installation Under Countertops 5-186 Sink: Vitreous china end outlet flat rim sink with integral overflow. (Top of rim is unglazed, for in stallation under countertop.) Waste: 8-353 P.O. plug with per forated open strainer and 1 \~7 tailpiece. Nofe: Sink trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Sink Sizes......... 12x8" 15x12' Basin Sizes......... 20x14' 9x5x5" 17x11x8" PRICES COMPLETE, less traps Catalog Number Size, Inches Price, Each White Color Shpg. Wt. Pounds 5-150 24x20 30x20 $35.26 41.26 $38.40 45.08 57 82 5-155 24x18 24x20 30x18 30x20 33.90 35.26 37.28 40.20 36.90 38.40 40.66 43.88 52 57 72 80 5-160 32x20 42x20 70.72 88.28 77.18 96.76 120 145 5-165 32x18 52.88 -- 39 5-168 24x18 30x18 24.90 29.56 ___ _ 30 34 5-180 20x18 24x18 38.70 47.40 54.82 67.88 62 82 5-186 12x8 15x12 20x14 33.68 42.08 60.38 -- 30 -- 36 -- 1 47 If less 8-361 waste..............................................................Each, Deduct $6.38 If less 8-353 waste............................................................. Each, Deduct 4.50 Ail exposed metai trim is chromium plated. Page 5-10 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 ________________________For sink traps and continuous wastes, refer to Section $._________ Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Kitchen Cabinets CRANE BASE AND WALL CABINETS Crane base and wall cabinets are made of high quality, welded steel construction. Proper bracing and extra heavy gussets at strategic points provide strength and sturdiness. A new baked on white enamel finish, conforming to the X.E.M.A. standard for white color on kitchen appliances, matches the new white color now being furnished on Crane porcelain enameled cast iron sinks. This new color also matches the white color on AllianceWare porcelain enameled formed metal sinks. Cabinet drawers are of maximum capacity, operate smoothly and quietly and can be removed easily for cleaning. Drawer fronts ire double faced, die formed with rounded edges-- have internal bracing for strength and rigidity and are fitted with sound deadening pads and rubber bumpers for quietness. Bottoms are also die formed, with roll rims and embossed paneling for sturdiness. Drawer wheels are self-lubricating and have Xeoprene tires that roll easily and quietly on die formed interlocking rails. Built-in stops hold drawers in a firm, closed position. Doors are die-formed, double faced with rounded edges. Concealed sound deadening pads and rubber bumpers assure quietness. Toggle spring hinges hold doors firmly in fully opened or fully closed positions. Base cabinets have fully enclosed, flat backs and recessed toe base with black finish. Wall cabinets have fully enclosed, flat backs and are in stalled 'lush against the wall. A recessed hanger pocket near the top at back, fits over a bar type hanger, to hold cabinet securely against the wall. Holes, for wall screws, are also provided and may be used when conditions will not permit the use of the regular bar type hangers. Bottoms are recessed from below and can be furnished with snap-in bot toms when flush bottom cabinets are specified. Shelves are adjustable. Exposed hardware is modern design, chromium plated. Wall cabinets have a concealed finger recess at the bottom of doors. CRANE BASE CABINETS No. 15C-L or No. 15C-R CRANE baked white enamel steel base cabinet, 34^9" high, with one shallow roller drawer, and cupboard with one stationary shelf; door hinged at left or right. Catalog Number 15C-L 15C-R 18C-L 18C-R 1522-1 1522-R 1822-L 1822-R Size, Inches Width 15 15 18 18 15 15 18 18 Depth 24% 24% 24% 24% 11% 2\% 21% 1\% Door Hinge L.H. R.H. L.H. R.H. L.H. R.H. L.H. R.H. No. 21C CRANE baked white enamel steel base cabinet, 34high, with one shallow roller drawer and cupboard with one stationary shelf; double doors hinged at outside ends. Cat. No. 21C 24C 27C Size, Inches Width Depth 21 24% 24 24% 27 24% Cat. NOe 2122 2422 Size, Inches Width Depth 21 21*4 24 21% No. 30C CRANE baked white enamel steel base cabinet, 34%" high, with two shallow roller drawers, and cupboard with one stationary shelf; double doors hinged at outside ends. Catalog Number 30C 36C Sixe, Inches Width Depth 30 24^6 36 245-fe The drawers in 15' and 30' wide cabinets will accommodate the CT Plastic Cutlery Tray and CB Hardwood Cutting Board. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON KITCHEN CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICE, EACH Catalog I Priee, Each j Shpg. Wt. Catalog !| Priee,. Efaaccht Shpg. Wt. Catalog Price, Each I Shpg. Wt. Number ZONE 1 ; ZONE 2 ! Pounds Number | ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds Number ZONE I ZONE 2 Pounds 15C-1 or 15C-R $49.50 $56.62 1801 or 18C-R 1522-L or 1522-R 52.12 52.12 59.40 59.56 1822-L or 1822-R 55.66 63.60 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray , . ' | | 58 62 52 55 ..................... 21-C $61.20 24-C 27-C ' 63.82 1 67.12 - l "" Add $3.22 $67.12 72.68 76.72 -- 68 74 82 -- 2122 2422 30C 36C $63.16 66.82 71.86 81.08 $72.30 76.66 82.66 91.50 . 1 | | 63 69 93 105 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board........................................ Add $5.02 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 5-11 Kitchen Cabinets CRANE BASE CABINETS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 18D CRANE baked white enamel steel base cabinet, 34) >" high, with one shallow roller drawer and two deep roller drawers. Catalog Number 1SD 18D Siz, Inches Width Depth 15 24% 18 24% Catalog Number 1522D 1822D Siza, Inches Width Depth 15 213-f 18 21% 15M Mixer Cabinet CRANE baked white enamel steel mixer base cabinet, 34)4" high, with one shal low roller drawer and cupboard with 11x14" spring actuated lift-up mixer platform; door hinged at left. Catalog Number 15M Sizo, Inch** Width Oepth 15 24V 15M Mixer Cabinet, Open View Mixer platform, in open position, ex tends 39" from wall and 25)4" above floor. Spring tension counter balance is adjustable to three positions. CRANE EXTENDED CORNER BASE CABINETS No. 41CBC-L Corner Cabinet No. 41CBC-L, Left Hand Corner No. 41CBC-R, Right Hand Corner CRANE baked white enamel steel extended corner base cabinet, 34)4" high, with one shallow roller drawer and cupboard with full length stationary shelf, one door hinged at in side edge, and one CBF corner filler piece. Catalog Number 41CBC-L 4ICBC-R Comer L.H. R.H. Sizo, Inchot Width Depth 36 21% 36 21% Note: The CBF corner base filler is always furnished with corner cabinets--this filler is needed to provide clearance for hardware, doors and drawers when addi tional base cabinets are to be installed at right angles to the comer cabinet. No. 41CBC-L, Open View CRANE CORNER BASE CABINET With Revolving Shelves No. 31RCB CRANE baked white enamel steel corner base cabinet, 34)4" high, with two adjust able revolving shelves; door hinged at left side. Catalog Number 3IRCB Width of Sides f'%" Width of Backs 23%" Note. Shelves have turned up edges with roll rims and revolve on a ball bearing shaft. No. 31RCB The drawers in 15wwide cabinels and extended corner base cabinets will accommodate the CT Plastic Cutlery Tray and the CB Hardwood Cutting Board. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON KITCHEN CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICE EACH Catalog Size, Price, Each Shpg. Wt. Number Inches ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds 15D 15x24% $65.78 $71.86 71 18D 18x24% 72.00 81.60 // 1522D 1822D 15x21%' 18x21%' 71.70 76.36 81.68 86.86 67 73 15M 15x24% 83.56 94.20 70 4 ICBC-V. 36x21%' 41CBC-R 36x21% 85.96 99.82 85.96 99.82 99 99 31RCB 17! 15x23% 84.22 92.62 67 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray... Add $3.22 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board--Add 5.02 Page 5-12 February 28, 7 955 Superseding August 17, 1053 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in Lr,S \ CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE No. 2181B Broom Cabinet CRANE BROOM AND UTILITY CABINETS No. 2181 B Broom Cabinet CRANE baked white enamel steel broom cabinet, 81" high, with two adjustable shelves, broom clamps and hooks. Catalog Number 2181B Width 21 Size, Inches Depth 13 Height 81 Broom cabinets conform to the general design and dimensions of wall cabinets. They are 13" deep and the upper doors match the height of 30" high wall cabi nets. Toe base is flush with cabinet frame and is directly behind the doors. Two shelves, adjustable on 2" centers, are furnished. The lower compartment is fitted with clamps and hooks for broom and mop storage. Converts to Utility Cabinet with UTIPAC Conversion Kit Each No. 2181 B broom cabinet can be converted to a Utility Cabinet by or dering UTIPAC conversion kits. These kits consist of four additional baked white enamel steel shelves which are to be installed in the lower compartment. All shelves are adjustable on 2" spacings. Broom Cabinet Open View CRANE SINK FRONTS AND SINK FRONT RETURNS Kitchen Cabinets Open View after Conversion to Utility Cabinet SINK FRONTS CRANE baked white enamel steel sink front, 34}4" high, with sepa rate extended bottom and re cessed toe base. SFR Sink Front Returns CRANE baked white enamel steei sink front return. Six*: 18%" wide x 341 { high Catalog Number 24SF 27SF 30SF 36SF Six*, Inch** Width D*pth 24 24% 27 24% 30 24% 36 24% Note: No. 36SF Sink front has a two- piece divided upper panel. All other sizes have a continuous single panel. Sink front returns are flanged on four sides and can be attached to sink front, countertop, wall and floor. They are reversible and may be used at left or right side of sink front. They enclose the exposed side opening of a sink front at the end of a base cabinet ensemble. No. 24SF Sink Front SFR Return Sink fronts conform to the design and dimensions of base cabinets and have side returns for attaching to adjoining cabinet. They are used to enclose built-in countertop sinks; may be used singly or in pairs for en closing built-in surface cooking units. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON KITCHEN CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for defails) Catalog Sire, l Price, Each PRICE, EACH Shpg. Wt. Catalog Number Inches ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds Number 2181B 21x81x13 $92.26 $98.26 112 24SF 2181B, complete with UTIPAC 21x81x13 105.22 116.10 115 27SF 30SF 36SF UTIPAC only 12.98 _________________ i____________ 17.86 SFR Size, Inches 24x24% 27x24% 30x24% 36x24% 18% wide Price, Each Shpg.Wl. ZONE 1 ZONE 2 1 Pounds $41.92 43.66 45.68 47.56 $46.80 49.66 52.20 54.82 i ! 42 46 51 56 9.46 11.40 U) Price* are subject to change without no/ice. Printed in IT S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, ? 955 Superseding August IT, 1953 Page 5-1 3 Kitchen Cabinets CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE WALL CABINETS Crane wall cabinets are made with recessed bottoms and have protruding buttons for holding snap-in bottoms. Snap-in bottoms are furnished when flush bottom cabinets are desired. All wall cabinets (except 12*'g" and 15)V' high) have ad justable shelves. The recommended installed height is 81" from lloor to top of cabinet. This height conforms to F.H.A. requirements for effective height of shelving. It also conforms with the overall height of the Xo. 2181B Broom Cabinet. Combination Wall Cabinet if'.-- No. 1530-1 or R CRANE baked white enamel steel wall cabinet, 13" deep, with two adjustable shelves and concealed hanger; door hinged at left or right end. Catalog Size, Inches Number Width Height 15304. 15 3054 1530-R 15 30H 18304. 1830-R 18 18 33005y48 Hinged at End L.H. R.H. L.H. R.H. No. 2130 CRANE baked white enamel steel wall cabinet, 13" deep, with two adjustable shelves and concealed hanger; dou ble doors hinged at outside ends. Catalog Number 2130 2430 2/30 3030 3630 Size, Inches Width 21 24 Height 30ys 30 a 27 30H 30 30y8 36 30.54 7 No. 5430W CRANE baked white enamel steel combination wall cabinet, consisting of two 15x301-%'' and one 24xl81g" cabinets with adjustable shelves; open shelf, backing plate and concealed hangers. Catalog Overall Size, Inches Number Width Depth Height 5430W 54 13, 3054 Blank Corner Wall Cabinet No. 2118 CRANE baked white enamel steel wall cabinet, 13" deep, with one adjustable shelf and concealed hanger; dou ble doors hinged at outside ends. Catalog Number 2118 2418 3018 3618 Size, Inches Width Haight 21 1854 24 181-g 30 1818 36 IS1 s No. 3612 CRANE baked white enamel steel wall cabinet, 13" deep, with concealed hanger; double doors hinged at out side ends. Catalog Number 3612 3615 Size, Inches Width Height 36 1254 36 1554 No. 24BCW, Open View CRANE baked white enamel steel blank corner wall cabinet, 13" deep, with two adjustable shelves and concealed hanger; double doors are hinged at center of cabinet. Catalog Number........... 24BCW Width.............24" Height, oO1 A TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON KITCHEN CABINETS (Refer to Page 5-3 for details) Catalog Number 15304. or R 1830-L orR 2130 2430 2730 3030 3630 PRICE, EACH Sizes, Inches 15x30}4 18x3054 21x3054 24x30J4 27x3054 30x3054 36x30}4 Price, Each Shpg.Wt. Catalog ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds Number $31.72 $36.52 38 2118 35.56 40.80 41 2418 39.46 45.90 48 3018 42.00 48.52 52 3618 45.38 52.66 57 3612 47.62 55.42 61 3615 54.22 63.52 69 5430W J_____________ ._____________ |___________ , 24BCW Sizes, Inches 21xl8}4 24x1854 30x1854 36x1854 36x1254 36x1554 54x3054 24x30,4 Price, Each Shpg.Wt. ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds $32.10 34.36 $36.38 39.30 31 36 37.12 43.42 42.76 49.36 41 48 43.42 43.42 49.36 49.36 36 46 88.42 101.40 . 42.00 I 48,52 , 99 53 Page 5-14 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are sub/ect to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U ^ A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE CORNER WALL CABINETS No. R30CW, With Revolving Shelves CRANE baked white enamel steel corner wall cabinet, 30)'g" high, with two adjustable, revolving shelves and concealed hangers; door hinged at left. Catalog Number R30CW Width of backs 25" Depth at sides 13" Shelves have turned up edges with roll rims--they revolve on a ball bearing shaft. No. R30CW, Open View No. 30CW, with Adjustable Shelves CRANE baked white enamel steel corner wall cabinet, 30j^" high, with two adjustable shelves and concealed hangers; door hinged at left. Catalog Number 30CW Width of backs 25' Depth at sides 13' FILLER PIECES FOR CRANE KITCHEN CABINETS Filler pieces are die formed with curved contours and rounded edges to match the contours of Crane cabinets. They are installed flush with the front of doors and drawers. Base cabinet filler pieces have a white baked enamel vertical piece and black toe plate. Vertical and horizontal pieces for wall cabinets have a white baked enamel finish. Corner filler pieces for wall cabinets are installed with the flat bottom piece face down, the same as for other wall cabinet fillers. Kitchen Cabinet No. 30CW TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICE EACH Catalog Number R30CW 30CW Size, Inches 25x304 25x30}s Price, Each Shpg. Wf. ZONE l| ZONE 2 Pounds $87.76 | $95.92 58.121 66.46 70 75 SNAP-IN BOTTOMS Snap in bottoms have elongated holes to match the protruding buttons in the recessed bottoms of cabinets. FILLERS--Sizes and Applications Sym- Catalog Type of bol Number Filler Size, Inches Width | Haight FOR BASE CABINETS 1 IBF-l Inside 1 344 1 IBF-2 Inside 2 3414 2 SBF-L Scribe 3 341.; 3 SBF-R Scribe 3 34>, 4 CBF Corner l"l6xl>',6 34`.. 5 7'/iRCB Scribe t! 2 344 FOR WALL CABINETS 6 IWF-18-1 Inside 1 184 6 IWF-18-2 Inside 2 184 6 IWF-30-1 Inside 6 IWF-30-2 Inside i 304 2 304 7 SWF-12 Scribe 7 SWF-18 Scribe 7 SWF-30 Scribe 8 CWF-18 Corner 8 CWF-30 Corner 3 3 3 14x14 14x14 124 184 304 184 304 FOR BROOM CABINETS 0 SF81 Scribe 3 81 Catalog Number B-15 B-18 B-21 B-24 B-27 B-30 B-36 B-CW IBF-1 IBF-2 SBF-L SBF-R Size, Inches 15x13 18x13 21x13 24x13 27x13 30x13 36x13 25x25 1x34}i 2x344 3x34 3x34* 2 Price, Each $5.62 5.78 6.60 6.90 7.66 8.26 8.48 11.26 5.70 5.70 5.70 5.70 Prices are subject to change without notice. Prinltd In C S.A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. CRANE baked white enamel steel snap- in bottom. Catalog Size, For Number Inches Cabinets Numbered B-15 15x L3 1530-1. or R; 5430VV.2- B-18 18x13 1830-L or R B-21 21x13 2118; 2130 B-24 24x13 2418; 2430; 24BOW; 5430VV B-27 27x13 2730 B-30 30x13 3018; 3030 8-36 36x13 3612; 3615; 3618; 3630 B-CW 25x25 30CVV; R30CW PRICE, EACH Shpg. Wt. Pounds 3 34 3' > 4 414 5 7*-> 84 2*o 3 24 24 Catalog Number CBF 7V4RCB IWF-18-1 IWF-18-2 IWF-30-1 IWF-30-2 SWF-12 SWF-18 SWF-30 CWF-18 CWF-30 SF-81 Size, Inches llbr,xl`}'|'6x34` 0 74x344 1x18}? 2xlS} 1x30`i 2x304 3x12* 3 3x184 3x304 14x14x184 14x14x301s 3x81 Price, Each $11.48 7.36 5.70 5.70 5.70 5.70 5.70 5.70 5.70 11.48 11.48 17.26 Shpg. Wt, Pounds 4 * 1, 2 >: , 2*< 1 I 3 4' . . 64 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 5-1 5 Kitchen Cabinet Accessories ACCESSORIES FOR CRANE KITCHEN CABINETS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CT Cutlery Tray White plastic cutlery tray. Can be used in drawers oi 15" and 50" wide base cabinets. Size, Inches........................................11 Kx 12 s4x 1 % CB Cutting Board Hardwood cutting board. Can be used in drawers of 15" and 50" wide base cabinets. Size, Inches..........................................11 34xl 1 V*xVi Sheet tin bread drawer sliding cover. Can be used in drawers of 15' and 50" wide base cabinets. Size, Inehe...................................................1 1 i3"mx 19 vi SFB Flour Dispenser Sheet tin flour dispenser with crank handle sifter and screws. Attaches to underside of shelf in wall cabi nets; slides in and out of cabinet. Size, Inches.............................................11x10 '/ix9 Vi RF Recipe Card Rack Bright zinc plated recipe card rack, with screws, 100 3x5" ruled cards with guides and two memo pads. Attaches to inside of wall cabinet doors. Size, Inches.............................................6 %x2 *4x4 *4 WCR Step Shelf Bright zinc plated condiment step shelf, with rubber tipped feet. Stored on shelf in wall cabinet. Size, Inches.......................................... 10 '4x8 '4x7 % Bright zinc plated cake pan and lid rack, with rubber tipped feet. Stored on shelf in wall cabinet or base cabi net. Size, Inches............................................. 854x8'4x754 SB Utility Basket Bright zinc plated utility basket, snap-in attachment prongs. Attaches to inside of base cabinet doors. Size, inches........................................... 8 */ix35x3 7/g Bright zinc plated lid rack, with screws. Attaches to inside of base cabinet doors. LR-12 Size, Inches....................................123*8x3x7 LR-16 Size, Inches....................................16*4x3x7 STR Sliding Towel Rack Cadmium plated sliding towel rack, with clip-on attachment prongs. Attaches to inside partition of undersink cabinets. Size, Inches.....................................................16x4/2x2 CH-17 Cup Hook Rack Cadmium plated cup hook rack, with attachment adhesive. Attaches to underside of shelf in wall cab inets. CH-17 CH-20 CH-23 Length, Inches... 17 Length, Inches.. .20 Length, Inches.. .23 No. of Hooks. .6 No. of Hooks.. 6 No. of Hooks. .8 CR Condiment Rack Cadmium plated condiment rack, with screws. Attaches to inside of door on wall cabinets. Size, Inches....................................................... 9'/2x3x2 PRICE, EACH Catalog Size, Number Inches BBC CB CH17 CH20 CH23 u`>16xi9'-; ll-H'xll-'itJo 17 20 23 CR CT IF LR12 LR16 9}ox3x2 1 l?^xr2ygxl54 8?4'x8Jix7-Jf 123'jx3x7 1 16*4x3x7 RF SB SFB STR WCR 1 6^4x2Ux4H 1 8*4x3-Vfx37/s 1 11x10*4x9*4 | 16x4*4x2 lO*^^*; Price, Shpg. Wt. Each Pounds $3.76 5.02 ' 3.16 3.38 ` 3.52 'i *4 >3 :\ 3.52 3.22 5.40 3.22 3.38 4.88 3.52 12.38 12.00 5.62 1* . 5*4 *4 '4 i>, 1* 114 - Page 5-16 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES ace shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed In C - A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Stainless Steel Cabinet Type Sinks LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL CABINET SINKS 5-221-S KITCHEN QUEEN, Stainless Steel Sink: Kitchen Queen Lustertone stainless steel two-compartment sink with back, drainboards, beveled fixture panel and concealed wall clips. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with stoppers and 1%" tail pieces. Cabinet: No. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. No/e: Sink traps am not included. 5-221 KITCHEN QUEEN, Stainless Steel Same, except with 8-62 Temple supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify 8-62-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink.............72x25' Each Basin... 16xl3%x7%' Height of back.. .4' Cabinet.. .72x24%' Height.. .34)^' (sets sink 36" floor to top of rim) 5-225-S SUNNYDAY, Stainless Steel Sink: Sunnyday Uustertone stainless steel single compartment sink with back, drainboards, beveled fixture panel and concealed wall clips. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. /'Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.' Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with stopper and 1%' tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5440 (for 54" sink) or No. 6040 (for 60" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. No/e: Sink trap is not included. 5-225 SUNNYDAY, Stainless Steel Same, except with 8-62 Temple supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify 8-62-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink Basin 54x25' 16x18x7 60x25' 16x18x7}# Back 4' 4' Cabinet 54x24%' 60x24%' Cabinet Sink, floor Height to rim 34'T 56' 34.%' 36' Cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: Nos. 7240, 5440 or 6040--SB Utility Basket; CT Cutlery Tray; CB Hard wood Cutting Board and STR Sliding Towel Rack. No. 3800--SB Utility Basket. Refer to Page 5-16 for illustrations and descriptions. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) 5-223-S KITCHEN PRIDE, Stainless Steel Sink: Kitchen Pride Lustertone stainless steel two-compartment sink with back, beveled fixture panel and concealed wall clips. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with stoppers and 1%' tail pieces. Cabinet: No. 3800 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps. Note: Sink traps are not included. 5-223 KITCHEN PRIDE, Stainless Steel Same, except with 8-62 Templa supply fitting, less spray, with cover plate. (Specify 8-62-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink 38x25' Each Basin... 16xl3%x7%" Heightofback .4" Cabinet. 38x24%" Height.. .34' >* (sets sink 36' floor to top of rim) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number Size, Price, Each Shpg. Wt. and Description Inches ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds 5-221, with Cabinet 5-221-S, with Cabinet 72x25 72x25 $545.26 551.96 $570.52 577.22 300 301 No. 7240 Cabinet Only 72x24% 168.46 193.72 182 5-223, with Cabinet 5-223-S, with Cabinet 38x25 38x25 487.26 493.96 496.12 502.82 148 149 No. 3800 Cabinet Only 38x24% 68.70 77.56 05 5-225, with Cabinet 5-225-S, with Cabinet 54x25 60x25 54x25 60x25 431.88 446.26 438.58 452.96 452.06 466.96 458.76 473.66 ' | 1 1 241 264 242 265 No. 5440 Cabinet Only No. 6040 Cabinet Only 54x24% 60x24% 132.60 137.78 152.78 158.48 ; 163 169 For aerator on spout.................................................................Add $1.80 For 8-324 \i" male tailpieces..................................... Per Pair, Add .44 For SB Utility Basket............................................................... Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray.....................................................Add 3.22 For STR Sliding Towel Rack................................................. .Add 12.00 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board.................................... Add 5.02 If less LK-35 strainers................................................... Each, Deduct 4.88 For traps and supply pipes, refer to Section 8. Prices am subject to change without notice. Printed in U S.A. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Page 5-17 Stainless Steel Cabinet Type Sinks LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL CABINET SINKS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 5-229-S, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-230-S, with Right Hand Drainboard Sink: Lustertone stainless steel single compartment ledge sink with back, drainboard and wall clips. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with 1%S" tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 4240-L (for left hand drainboard) or No. 4240-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink trap is not included, 5-229, with Left Hand Drainboard 5-230, with Right Hand Drainboard Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray, and with snap-in faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink...............42x25' Basin.. .13%xl6x7%' Height of back.. .4' Cabinet. .. .42x24%' Height.. .34%'(sets sink 36' floor to top of rim) 5-231-S Sink: Lustertone stainless steel single compartment ledge sink with back, drainboards and wall clips. Trim: 8-88 Embassy D/a/-ese ledge type swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with 1Yo tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5440 (for 54" sink), No. 6040 (for 60" sink), No. 6640 (for 66" sink) or No. 7240 (for 72" sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink trap it not included. 5-231 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray, and with snap-in faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink Size Basin Size Sink Back Cabinet Size Cabinet *54x25' 18x16' or 20x18' 4' 54x24%' Height, *60x25' 18x16' or 20x18' 4' 60x24%' 34>4' (sets 66x25' 18x16' 4' 66x24%' sink rim 36' *72x25' 18x16' or 20x18' 4' 72x24%' from floor) Depth of basins 7%' `When ordering specify sink size and basin size. Cabinets are arranged to accommodate the following accessories, when specified: SB Utility Basket CB Hardwood Cutting Board CT Plastic Cutlery Tray STR Sliding Towel Rack TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number and Description Site, Inches Basin Size, Inches Price, Each ZONE 1 ZONE 2 5-229 or 5-230, with Cabinet 5-229-S or 5-230-S, with Cabinet 42x25 42x25 54x25 54x25 13%xl6x7% 13}-2x16x714 18x16x71.4 20x18x7% $265.14 272.64 334.20 349.36 $279.32 286.82 354.38 369.54 5-231, with Cabinet 5-231-S, with Cabinet 60x25 60x25 66x25 72x25 72x25 54x25 54x25 60x25 60x25 66x25 72x25 <2x25 18x16x7% 20x18x7% 18x16x7% 18x16x7% 20x18x7% 18x16x714 20x18x7% 18x16x7% 20x18x7% 18x16x7% 18x16x7% 20x18x7' o 349.80 364.96 369.60 397.66 412.82 341.70 356.86 357.30 372.46 377.10 405.16 420.32 370.50 385.66 390.98 422.92 438.08 361.88 377.04 378.00 393.16 398.48 430.42 445.58 For sink traps and supplies, refer to Section 8. Shpg. Wt. Pounds Catalog Number and Description Size, Inches Price, Each Shpg.Wt. ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds 170 No. 4240-L Cabinet Only 42x24% $97.58 $111.76 120 171 No. 4240*R Cabinet Only 42x24% 97.58 111.76 120 234 No. 5440 Cabinet Only 54x24% 132.60 152.78 163 234 No. 6040 Cabin.t Only 60x24% 137.78 158.48 169 245 No. 6640 Cabinet Only 66x24% 143.18 164.56 176 245 No. 7240 Cabinet Only 72x24% 168.46 193.72 182 257 268 268 For aerator on sdouL. . 235 For 8-324 male tailpieces.... 235 For SB Utility Basket. 246 246 For CT Plastic Cutlerv lray....... For STR Sliding Towel Rack....... 258 For CB Hardwood CuLting Board Per Pair, Add .44 269 ff less 8-84 Embassy Trim (where described)....... D.duct 18.30 269 If less 8-88 Embassy Trim (where described). Deduct 25.80 For cabinet accessories, refer to Page 5-16. Page 5-1 8 February 28, 1955 Superseding August 17, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL CABINET SINKS Stainless Steel Sinks 5-232-S Sink: lustertone stainless steel two-compartment ledge sink with back, drainboards and wall clips. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type swinging spout two-valve supply fit ting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with re tractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with 1%' tailpiece. Cabinet: N'o. 6040 ffor 60' sink), Xo. 6640 (for 66" sink) or Xo. 7240 for 72' sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink traps an not inducted. 5-232 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray, and with snap-in faucet hole cover. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) 5-232-S Overall Dimensions Sink Size 60x25' *66x25' *72x25' Basin Sizes 13)4x16' 13%xl6' or 16x18' 134*16' or 16x18' Sink Back 4' 4' 4' Cabinet Size 60x24%" 66x24%' 72x24%'' Cabinet Height 34.4" (sets sink rim 36' from door Depth of basins___ 74' *When ordering specify sink size and basin size. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-3 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and trqps Catalog Number and Description Slit, j Inches Basin Size, Inches Price, Each Shpg. Wt. ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Pounds 60x25 134x16x74 $400.14 $420.84 247 5-232, with Cabinet 66x25 66x25 134x16x74 414.76 436.14 16x18x74 ` 452.64 * 474.02 259 259 72x25 72x25 134x16x74 16x18x74 451.58 489.46 476.84 514.72 270 270 60x25 13)4x16x74 407.64 428.34 248 5-232-S, with Cabinet 66x25 66x25 134x16x74 16x18x74 422.26 460.14 443.64 481.52 260 260 72x25 72x25 134x16x74 16x18x74 459.08 496.96 484.34 522.22 271 271 If less 8-84 Embassy trim (where described).............. ................... Deduct $18.30 Catalog Number and Description Six#, Inches No. 6040 Cabinet Only 60x24% No. 6640 Cabinet Only , 66x24% No. 7240 Cabinet Only | 72x24?^ Price, Each ; shDa. Wt. ZONE 1 ! ZONE 2 Pound. $137.78 143.18 168.46 $158.48 164.56 193.72 !6`> '.7> 1S2 For aerator on spout..............................................................................Add $1.72 For 8-324 14' male tailpieces.........................................Par Pair, Add .44 For SB Utility Basket............................................................................ Add 3.52 For CT Plastic Cutlery Tray..............................................................Add 3.22 For CB Hardwood Cutting Board.................................................. Add 5.02 For STR Sliding Towel Rack.............................................. .............. Add 12.00 If less IK-35 Strainers.......................................................... Each, Daducl 4.88 If less 8-88 Embassy trim (where described)..................Deduct $25.80 LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL DEEP AND SIT-DOWN BOWL SINKS Sink: lustertone stainless steel two-compartment flat rim sink with extended back ledge, deep bowl and shallow "sit-down" bowl. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with 14' tailpieces. Note: Sink traps an not induded. LS-3221-R, with shallow bowl at right IS-3221-1, with shallow bowl at left Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply less spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Sink: Lustertone stainless steel flat rim "sit-down" sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout twovalve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with 14" tailpiece. Nofe: Sink trap is not included. LS-1621 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply less spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog ; Overall Deep Shallow Price, Shpg. Add for Catalog ! Size, Bowl, Bowl, Weight Hudee Number Inches Inches Inches Each Pounds Frame Number LS-3221-R or L IS-4021-R or L LS-4221-R or l LS-4621-R or L LS-4821-R or L 32x21 t 40x21 42x21 46x21 48x21 \$lAx\6xl\o 13%xl6x7% 18x16x7)4 13)4x16x7)4 22x16x7)4 13)4x16x3*4 22x16x3)4 18x16x3*4 28x16x3)4 22x16x3*4 $144.60 155.32 153.90 185.02 165.08 31 $10.88 LS-1621 33 20.92 LS-2121 35 12.16 LS-2421 39 20.92 LS-3021 42 20.92 LS-3221-RS or LS 32x21 LS-4021-RS or LS 1 40x21 LS-4221-RS or LS | 42x21 LS-4621-RS or IS , 46x21 LS-4821-RS or LS ! 48x21 1Z1Ax\6tl11/o 13 %x 16x3% 13)4x16x7)4 22x16x3% 18x16x7)4 18x16x3% 13)4x16x7)4 1 28x16x3*4 22x16x7)4 22x16x3*4 152.10 162.82 161.40 192.52 172.58 ; 32 34 36 40 43 10.88 20.92 12.16 20.92 20.92 LS-1621-S LS-2121-S LS-2421-5 LS-3021-5 For aerator on spout. Add $1.72 For 8-324 4'male tailpieces. Per Pair, Add $.44 Overall Size, Inches 16x21 21x21 24x21 30x21 Bowl Size, Inches 13)4x16x3)4 18x16x3)4 22x16x3*4 28x16x3*4 Price, ' i Each $84.22' 89.1094.96 124.66 Shpg. Weight Pounds 19 21 22 23 Add for Hudee Frame $10.36 10.58 10.12 10.58 16x21 21x21 24x21 30x21 13*4x16x3*4 18x16x3)4 22x16x3% 28x16x3% 91.72 96.60 ( 102.46: 132.16, 20 22 23 24 10.36 10.58 10.12 10.58 1 If less LK-35 strainer................ Deduct, Each $4.88 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in L* S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price February 28, 1955 Superseding October 8, 1952 Page 5-19 Stainless Steel Flat Rim Sinks LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL FLAT RIM SINKS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE L-2817-S Sink: Lustertone stainless steel two-compartment fiat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Wastes: Two LK-35 Duo basket strainers with 1 J>" tail pieces. L-1817-S Sink: Lustertone stainless steel flat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A if with aerator.) Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with 1,W' tailpiece. No/e: Sink trap is not included. Note: Sink traps are not included. L-2817 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray. (Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.J Overall Dimensions Catalog Numbers Size Each Basin L-2817 or L-2817-S 28x17' 12x12x7)2* L-3617 or L-3617-S 36x17' 16x11)4x7) >" L-2821 or L-2821-S 28x21' 11^x16x7)4' L-3221 or L-3221-S 32x21" 13 Hx 16x7 Li' L-4221 or L-4221-S 42x21' 18xl6x7!i" L-1817 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting, less spray. ("Specify 8-84-A if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Catalog Numbers L-1417 Size 14x17" Basin Size 12x12' L-1817 or L-1817-S 18x17" 16x111 " L-1421 14x21' It>4x16" L-1621 16x21" 13`4x16" L-2121 or L-2121-S 21x21" 18x16" L-2421 or L-2421-S 24x21' 22x16" L-3021 or L-3021-S 30x21' 28x16" Note.- L-1417, L-1421 and L-1621 are available only with 8-84 Embassy supply fitting less spray. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Number L-2817 L-3617 L-2821 L-3221 L-4221 L-2817-S L-3617-S L-2821-S L-3221-S L-4221-S L-1417 1-1817 L-1421 Six*, Inch** 28x17 36x17 28x21 32x21 42x21 28x17 36x17 28x21 32x21 42x21 14x17 18x17 14x21 Price, Each $145.66 150.60 153.00 130.28 143.38 153.16 156.10 160.50 137.78 150.88 81.98 84.46 85.66 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 28 32 32 32 38 29 33 33 33 39 21 22 23 Add for Hud** Pram* $10.88 12.16 10.88 10.88 12.16 10.88 12.16 10.88 10.88 12.16 10.36 10.36 10.36 Catalog Six*, PHc*, Number Inch** Each L-1621 L-2121 L-2421 L-3021 16x21 21x21 24x21 30x21 $78.68 83. TO 88.42 115.42 1-1817-S L-2121-S L-2421-S L-3021-S 18xL7 21x21 24x21 30x21 91.96 90.60 95.92 122.92 For aerator on spout................................... For 8.394 W* male tailnieces..................... If less LK-35 strainer............ If less 8-88 Embassy trim (where described If less 8-84 Embassy trim (where described) Shpg. Wt. Add for Pound* Hudee Frame 20 $10.36 23 10.58 24 10.12 26 10.88 23 10.36 24 10.58 25 10.12 27 10.88 Add $1 .72 Add .44 LUSTERTONE STAINLESS STEEL DRINKING FOUNTAIN AND SINK COMBINATIONS Stainless steel, one-piece Hudee sink frames are regularly furnished with corner clips and fastening lugs for to L" thick countertops; specify if lugs are required for 1 %' to 1' thick countertops. DRK-2416 Fountain and Sink: Lustertone stainless steel flat rim drinking foun tain and sink combination with wide ledge at right and left ends, each ledge drilled for single faucet. Trim: 8-31 Vantage Dial-ese faucet; 748 Naiad push button self closing, angle stream drinking fountain bubbler. Waste: LK-35 Duo basket strainer with stopper and \\-' tailpiece. Note: Supplies and trap a not included. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps Catalog Size, Inches Basin Size, Inches Shpg. Wt. Price, Add for Number Length Width Length Width Depth Pound* Complete Hudee Frame DRK-2416 24 16 16 13)-4 1\A DRK-2421 24 21 16 18 7H DRK-2118 211-4 18 13H 16 DRK-3018 30 18 22 16 714 714 21 $114.18 $10.12 23 119.06 10.12 20 114.18 10.58 25 131.80 10.88 Ii less 8-31 Vantage faucet Deduct $6.70 Ii less 748 bubbler fitting Deduct $24.00 Page 5-20 February 28, 1955 Superseding May 29. 1922 Price* ore *ub/ecf to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in V 5 A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cabinet Type Laminated Plastic Covered oinKf CRANE FABRICATED SINK TOPS WITH FLAT RIM SINKS AND UNDERSINK CABINETS All of the flat rim sinks described on preceding pages can be installed in a sink top assembly consisting of a wood core with Formica or similar laminated plastic coverings. In order to secure a satisfactory and lasting assembly for your cus- tomer, it is essential to have the All-American siAk bowl assembled to the sink top at the factory. All other types of flat rim sinks are assembled to the sink top by the installing contractor. 5-250-S Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink top, 1J4" thick, with double drainboard and 5" high back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel; stainless steel sink frame. Sink: 5-124-S 38x22" All American acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment flat rim sink with back, beveled fixture panel and two soap depressions. Trim: 8-60 Temple Dial-ese swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-60-A, if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and ll/2 tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and trap are not included. Overall Dimensions Sink Top... 72x25^' Sink Bowl.. .38x22' Each Basin... 17xl5V2x8' Cabinet.,. . 72x24%' Height.. .34V (sets sink 36' floor to top of rim) 5-251-S Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink top, \l/i' thick, with double drainboard and 4" high back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel; stainless steel sink frame. Sink: 5-131-S 32x21" acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron two-compartment flat rim sink with back ledge and two soap depressions. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A, if with aerator.) Wastes: Two 8-361 Receptol basket strainers with stoppers and 1H" tailpieces. Cabinet: No. 7240 CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink supplies and traps are not included. Overall Dimensions Sink Top. .72x253^' Sink Bowl. .32x21' Each Basin.. Mj^xlS^xS' Cabinet... 72x24%' Height.. .34J^' (sets sink 36' floor to top or rim) Unit No. 5-250 5-250-T 5-250-TS ALTERNATE SINK TRIMMINGS ALTERNATE SINK TRIMMINGS Trim Description Unit No. Trim Description With 8-62 or 8-62-A T.mpl. 2-valve supply, less spray With 8-68 or 8-68-A T*mpl. 3-valve supply, less spray With 8-66 or 8-66-A T.mpl* 3-valve supply, with spray 5-251 5-251-T 5-251-TS 8-84 or 8-84-A Embassy 2-valve supply, less spray 8-85 or 8-85-A Embassy 3-valve supply, less spray 8-89 or 8-89-A Embatty 3-valve supply, with spray Refer to Page 5-3 for illustrations. Refer to Page 5-5 for illustrations TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK TOPS AND SINK CABINETS SINK TOPS--F.O.B. factory at Rensselaer, Indiana. All actual transportation costs from factory to delivery point will be added to prices shown. SINK CABINETS--F.O.B. nearest distribution point. All actual transportation costs from distribution point to de livery point will be added to the cabinet prices shown. Consult your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for nearest distribution point. PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps fCo/or Prices include Colored Sink and White Cabinet Catalog Number ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Shpg.Wt. and Description Whit. fCotor Whit. fColor Pounds 5-250, with Cabinet 5-250-S, with Cabinet 5-250-T, with Cabinet 5-250-TS, with Cabinet $424.20 430.88 432.98 439.66 $434.56 441.28 443.40 450.08 $449.46 456.14 458.24 464.92 $459.82 466.54 468.66 475.34 416 417 417 418 No. 7240 Cabinet Only 168.46 -- 193.72 -- 182 Approx. Shipping Weights- -5-230 Top Onlv, 75 lbs. 5-124 Bowl Only, 150 lbs. For aerator on spout (Temple Trim).............................................. Add $1.80 For 8-324 3'i' male tail pieces ....................................Per Pair, Add .44 For Cabinet Accessories, Refer to Page 5-16. Catalog Number and Description ZONE 1 Whit. fColor ZONE 2 Whit. fColor Shpg.Wt. Pounds 5-251, with Cabinet 5-25l-S, with Cabin.t 5-251-T, with Cabin.! 5-251-TS, with Cabinet $390.30 397.80 397.66 405.60 $398.70 406.20 406.06 414.00 $415.56 423.06 422.92 430.86 $423.96 431.46 431.32 439.26 371 372 372 "3 No. 7240 Cabin.! Only 168.46 -- 193.72 -- 182 Approx. Shipping Weights--5-251 Top Only, 75 lbs. 5-131Bowl Only, 105 lbs. For aerator on spout (Embassy Trim)........................................ .. .Add $1.72 If less -361 wastes...................................................................... Each, Deduct 6.38 For Sink Traps and Wastes, Refer to Section 8. Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding February IS, 1954 Page 5-21 v-aomer typ# Laminated Plastic Covered Sinks CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE FABRICATED SINK TOPS WITH FLAT RIM SINKS AND UNDERSINK CABINETS 5-252-S Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink top, \l/{ thick, with double drainboard and 4' high integral back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel; stain less steel sink frame. Sink: 5-146-S 24x21" AllianceWare white acid-resisting porcelain enameled formed metal flat rim sink with ex tended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A, if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and 1H* tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 5440 (for 54' sink) or No. 6040 (for 60' sink) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. Note: Sink applies and imp am not included, 5-253-S with Left Hand Drainboard 5-254-S with Right Hand Drainboard Sink Top: Formica covered wood core fabricated sink top, lj^' thick, with single drainboard and 4' high integral back, exposed edging trimmed with stainless steel; stain less steel sink frame. Sink: 5-136-S 24x21' acid-resisting porcelain enameled cast iron flat rim sink with extended back ledge. Trim: 8-88 Embassy Dial-ese ledge type, swinging spout two-valve supply fitting with automatic diverter valve and thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose. (Specify 8-88-A, if with aerator.) Waste: 8-361 Receptol basket strainer with stopper and V/2 tailpiece. Cabinet: No. 4240-L (for left hand drainboard) or No. 4240-R (for right hand drainboard) CRANE baked white enamel steel cabinet with sink clamps and sliding bread drawer cover. 5-252 Same, except with 8-84 Embassy supply, less hose and spray. (Specify 8-84-A, if with aerator.) Overall Dimensions Sink Top Sink Bowl Basin Cabinet 60*25}4 24x21' 20%xl4%x8' 60x24%' 54x25%' 24x21' 20%xl4%x8' 54x24%' Sets sink 36', floor to top of rim. `Cabinet Height 34%' 34%' Note: Sink supplies and trap am not included. Overall Dimensions Sink Top.. 42x25%' Sink........... 24x21' Basin............ 21%xl5%x8' Cabinet___42x24%' Height. .34%' (sets sink 36' floor to top of rim) ALTERNATE SINK TRIMMINGS Unit Number Trim Description 5-353 or 5-254 5-253-T or 5-254-T 5-253-TS or 5-254-TS 8-84 or 8-84-A Embassy 2-valve supply, less spray 8-85 or 8-85-A Embassy 3-valve supply, less spray 8-89 or 8-89-A Embassy 3-valve supply, with spray Color Selection Formica, Micarta, Textolite or similar laminated plastic sink top coverings are furnished in a wide range of colors and patterns-- refer to your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for color selections. Refer fo Page 5-5 for illustrations TRANSPORTATION CHARGES ON SINK TOPS AND SINK CABINETS (See Page 5-21 for details) PRICES COMPLETE, less supplies and traps tCo/or Price* include Colored Sink and White Cabinet Catalog Number and Description Six., Inches ZONE 1 Whit. Color ZONE 2 Whit. Color 5-252, with Cabinet 54x25% $272.25 60x25% 254.76 -- $292.46 305.46 -- Shpg. Wt. Pounds 252 269 5*252.$, with Cabin.) 54x25% 279.78 -- 299.96 -- 60x25% 292.26 312.96 253 270 All exposed metal trim is chromium plated. No. 5440 Cabin.) Only No. 6040 Cabin.) Only 5-253 or 5-254, wild Cabin.) 5-253-5 or 5-254-S, with Cabinet 5-253-T or 5-254-T, with Cabin.) 5-253-TS or 5-254-TS, with Cabin.) 54x24% 60x24% 42x25% 42x25% 42x25% 42x25% 132.60 137.78 243.35 250.58 250.74 258.68 -- -- $248.34 255.84 255.76 263.64 152.78 158.48 257.56 265.06 264.92 272.86 -- -- $262.52 270.02 269.94 277.82 163 169 244 245 245 246 No. 4240 Cabinet Only 42x24% 85.42 -- 90.38 -- Approx. Shipping Weights--5-252 Top only, 54x2514* .. .55 lbs; 60x25^'... .60 lbs. 5-253 or 5-254, Top Only___ 45 lbs. ___________________________ 5-146 Sink Only___ 30 lbs. 5-136 Sink Only____75 lbs. 120 For aerator on spout.............................................Add $1.72 For 8-324 14' male tailpieces____Per Pair, Add .44 If less 9-361 waste...................................Deduct $6.38 For sink traps and continuous wastes. Refer to Section 8, For waste disposal units. Refer to Pages 5-24 to 5-27. Page 5-22 February 28, 1955 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Sink and Drainboard Mats; Sink FranM^ RUBBERMAID SINK MATS, DRAINBOARD MATS AND DISHDRAINERS Drainboard Mats Number 1104 1106 Sue 16x17 16x14 No. 1103 Price $2.38 2.26 Rubbermaid products are made from a new synthetic rubber that is superior to natural and ordinary synthetic rubber with proven longer life and greater household utility. They prevent scratch ing, marring and smudging of enameled surfaces; deaden noise and reduce kitchen clatter. They are flexible, colorfast and odor less. Only a minimum of attention is required for long service; wiping with a damp cloth or rinsing with hot water and drying is all the a.tention that is ordinarily required. Number Size Price 1201 10*4xl2V $1-30 1202 1234xl6 1.72 Fits over center partition of two-basin sink. Number Size Price 1221 14x10^' $1.9$ Fits snugly in sink basin; all four sides have 3" flaps. Number Size Price 1211 10x12' $2.26 1212 12x14 2.64 1213 13x16 3.06 Non-skid tray 'with curved rims; also handy for thawing frozen foods. Number Size Price 1170 15^x15V2' $3.06 1171 20 xl5H 3.98 Sink and Drainboard mats ore available in all the following colon: Red, whife, marbleized black, yellow, green, coralpink and chartreuse. Dish Drainers With removable Silverware Cup Cushion covering will not chip, crack, peel or soften. Rubber feet protect sink surfaces. Drainboard and Sink Mats for use with Crane Sinks Drainboard Mats No. 1104--Kitchen Queen, Kitchen Pride, Stewardess, 60' Sunnyday and 60" Sunnycrest. No. 1106--54" Sunnyday and 54" Sunnycrest. Sink Basin Mats No. 6008 Fits 2-basin sink bowls. Number Size Price 6008 12^xl4k' $2.64 5deep No. 6072 Has stand up glassware holders. Number Size Price 6072 15x18*4' $5.30 6' deep No. 1201--All American No. 1202--Kitchen Queen, Kitchen Pride, Stewardess and 54' Sunnycrest. No. 1212--Homemaker, 54' Sunnyday, and 54' Sunnycrest. No. 1213--60' Sunnyday and 60' Sunnycrest. Colors: Red, white, yellow, green, coralpink and chartreuse. HUDEE IDEAL SINK FRAMES One-piece stainless steel, for flat rim sinks The Hudee sink frame is a one-piece unit with invis ible weld made from heavy gauge stainless steel, in satin finish. It provides a sanitary and permanent watertight seal. Regularly furnished with V/% radius comers for use with porcelain enameled cast iron or formed metal flat rim sinks. All frames are furnished complete with corner clips and fastening lugs, and can be used with %' or 1' thick tops with covering materials up to Y% thick. Lugs are regularly furnished for tops to %' thick; specify if lugs are required for Y% to 1' thick tops. The cross section illustration at the left shows the frame, sink bowl, plywood top, lug and screw assembled. For frames individually packaged...........................................Add Each $.50 PRICES Bowl Lugs per Price, Size frame Each 12x12' 12 $8.60 16x16' 12 8.BO 20x16' 24x16' 32x16' 12 12 15 8.80 8.80 9.20 20x18' 24x18' 30x18' 32x18' 12 12 15 15 8.80 9.00 9.20 9.20 24x20' 12 9.00 30x20* 15 9.20 32x20* 15 9.40 42x20* 19 10.60 24x21* 30x21' 32x21' 12 15 15 9.00 9.40 9.40 36x21* 19 10.10 42x21* 19 10.60 *38x22* 10 9.20 *3 tided, far All American Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S A. his net cost. Tney are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding October 8, 1952 Page 5-23 Kitchen Puiverotors Waste King PULVERATORS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE "The Quiet One"--With Super "Hush-Cushions" No Sorting of Food Waste--Lifetime Grind Control Smooth and quiet. Cushioned rubber mountings at sink and trap connections act as shock absorbers and noise mufflers. No shaking motion to loosen tile or to cause cracks in porcelain sinks. No metaUto-metal contact. No vibration to penetrate through house plumbing. The Waste King Pulverator, all new "Super Hush" models do the complete job of eliminating all garbage at the "point of origin." Will provide years of safe, efficient, economical and troublefree operation. Eliminates all food waste: The Waste King with new specially designed shredding ring, cuts, shreds, and pulverizes all garbage and bulky food wastes. Carrot tops, vegetable and fruit peelings, corn husks, celery, and hard brittle food wastes, such For Home or Apartment as bones, fruit pits, and even paper napkins For New Construction and cigarette butts are quickly pulverized and For Modernization flushed away down the drain. Continuous-feed Model SH5500: Used for operation allows all garbage to be fed into Pul plumbing dose to the verator at one time. No bothersome sorting of underside of the sink. garbage. No stopping unit to reload. Model SH7000: Used for Fast, sanitary operation: To operate, simply turn on the cold water, flip on the switch, and scrape all-purpose hcyne and apartment installation. all food waste down the drain. The Waste King does the rest. Newly designed turntable whirls the food waste against the improved shred ding sleeve. Bulky waste is shredded, hard and brittle waste is pulverized. Fibrous waste is passed through horizontal slots and cut into short lengths by secondary cutters. Exclusive drain-away action flushes all waste down the drain in a swirling, scouring stream of water. There is no after odor, the unit is, self-cleaning. Lifetime Grind Control: Exclusive with Waste King. The waste particles pass through stationary control slots that do not cut or shred, therefore do not wear. The constant flow of water keeps the waste particles in-full-floating suspension, thereby protecting the household plumbing lines. There is no jamming, no clogging. Anti-jam control prevents food particles from binding or wedging be tween the turntable and shredding sleeve wall. Always install outlet elbow in downward position. Demonstrate On-the-Spot With the i Pulver-Aid! Speed Up Sales With Eye-Catching Display Stand! Durable construction: A precision made mechani cal product made with the highest quality abra sion and corrosion resistant cast steel alloy cut ting and shredding parts. Inner and outer hous ings are high quality metal alloy. All joints are sealed with tough, resilient gaskets, graphite shaft seal and seal plate protect motor from moisture and dirt. Ball type bearings are perma nently lubricated and sealed. Easy to install: Choice of two models makes in stallation fast and inexpensive--no need to lower the wall waste line. Both models fit any sink having a 3}^-inch drain opening, are adapt able to right or left hand installation with out disassembly, and provide a drain outlet "S" trap used lor waste to floor. with proper clearance for a slip joint connection to a conventional lj^-inch trap (see trap illustrations at right). A toggle switch may be located on the wall or inside the sink cabinet, as preferred. Boost sales with this port able demonstrator. No sink, running water, or drain is required. Use it in your store or in prospect's home. A transparent plastic drain permits the prospect to actually see the pulverizing action on food waste. Offered FREE, with the purchase of a Model SH7000 Waste King. Here is the silent salesman that will constantly remind your customers of the ad vantages of the Waste King. This sturdy display stand is constructed of masonite and is designed to hold the Waste King firmly in place. For use in a store window, on floor, sink or counter. Display Stand... .Each $8.50 Th complat* unit indudos: A sink flange assembly with 3-way drain closure, 90 elbow ]/itailpiece, removable blue splash guard, easy-to-Iocate overload protector button. shredding element and a H.P., 115-volt, 50-60 cycle motor. Body is white baked enamel finish. Model SH7000 has built-in dishwasher inlet. fAII Prices are F. O. B. Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles or Philadelphia. Dimensions `Model SH7000 only. Model Number SH5500 SH7000 t Price Each $133.54 133.54 Shpg. Wt. Pounds 35 36 Dimensions AB w 7" 12 W 14* Above prices include Federal Excise Tax. Use 110-volt, AC Underwriters' Approved wire. Page 5-24 February 28, 1955 Superseding May 23, 1951 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They axe not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE The NATIONAL Disposer "the unit designed with the plumber in mind" Garbage Disposer Unit Model 535 Outside View Patented One-Piece LOK-TOP Cover Control Safety cover control "lock*" in the link drain while unit is in operation. There are no mov ing parts to jam or stick. DISPOSER DOWN THE The National Disposer is designed for quick, easy installation. The complete unit weighs only 36 pounds, installation is a one man job; it is made extra easy by the self-adjusting sink flange and a drain spout which can be rotated. Also, it is unnecessary to provide or install a separate operating switch, the unit comes complete with switch. FEATURES Patended one-piece LOK-TOP safety cover control--no moving parts. Stainless steel sink flange automatically compensates for differences in sink bowl thickness. New Micro-Size grinding elements perform a triple function --they grind, shred, and micro-size food wastes to minute particles. Grinding elements never need attention. One-piece, extra hard impeller is attached directly to the drive motor. There are no cams or gears to went. Demountable power section makes possible easier, faster, inexpensive installation and quick service if required. Positive triple water seal insures against leakage into motor. Has built-in electrical cut-off switch. Powerful }< h.p. motor with surplus power for shredding bones, gristle and fibrous materials. Simple to Operate First, remove disposer cover and drop waste into sink opening. Then turn disposer cover to GRIND position, shown on lip of metal flange in the sink opening. Turn cold water on; within seconds a powerful electric motor shreds food waste to a liquid pulp and flushes it out of disposer and into the drain. Cut Open View " Power-Pa k" Replacement Should service be required, it involves merely the "package" replacement of the power unit. No involved repair work is done in the housewife's kitchen. Actual rebuilding is done at the factory by specialists. Water Flow Control Switch Some cities require the installation of water flow switch control on all domestic garbage disposers. Where not required, the switch is usually desired for convenience and maximum efficiency of operation. The National water flow switch is simple, rugged, and virtually service-free. It will not plug with small pieces of pipe scale or foreign material. It has no packing gland and does not require a pipe strainer. ``Power-Pak" Replacement Here is the simple, compact Na tional Disposer Display Stand. Displays mean sales--order one from your Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. Price, less disposer $3.50 Prices ore subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. PRICES F.O.B. Akron Ohio or Clifton, N.J. Number and Description Model 535, without flow switch control. Water Flow Switch only. Chr. PI. Brass Adapter Flange, for or 5' Diameter sink outlets Complete Factory Reconditioned Power Unit (with return of original unit). Price. Each $140.70* 18.20 13.86 40.00 `Price includes Federal Excise Tax Approximate shipping weight..................... 40 pounds February 28, 1955 Superseding May 23, 1951 Page 5-25 Food Waste Disposer IN-SINK-ERATOR Food Waste Disposer with Reversing Action CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cut Open View MODEL 77 SPECIAL Easy to Operate--Turn on the cold water, flip the switch and feed the food waste into the drain opening. Contents immediately come in contact with the shredders where it is reduced to minute particles or pulp and is carried down the drain. Automatic Reversing Action--The motor and shredder of the Model 77 Special automatically reverse direction everytime the switch is flipped, and, whenever the load is extra heavy. Food waste is ground finer and faster; life of shredders is doubled. This 2-way scouring action keeps unit clean and sanitary at all times. In-Sink-Erator is the original food waste disposer with Reversing Action. Continuous Feed Method--This is the method that appeals most to housewives because there is no start-and-stop nuisance, no waiting to reload--its capacity is practically unlimited. Down the drain go table scraps, coffee grounds, egg shells, grease, rinds, seeds, even bones and fibrous foods. Simple Self-Service--Interruptions are minimized and break downs are prevented with In-Sink-Erator's self-service features. A thermal overload relay protects against accidental over-heating--it is manually reset. A service wrench is included that enables the home owner to easily relieve accidental jams. Saves money as it eliminates unnecessary service calls. Model 77 Special MANY IMPROVED FEATURES Capacitor start motor means instantaneous full speed in either direction of rotation. New dishwasher inlet permits automatic dishwasher to drain directly into disposer. Large food particles from dishwasher are ground and shredded before they enter waste line. Faster draining facilitated by integral high-speed pump vanes. The resulting "jet-action" provides a scrubbing and flushing operation that keeps unit extra clean and sanitary. New stainless steel cover stopper and sink flange assembly provides lifetime use. Stopper gives positive water tight seal. New rotary shredder is made of Damascon #10--a diamond hard corrosion-resistant material that gives extremely long shredder life. Teeth of new stationary shredding ring are precisionground on both edges for super-shredding both ways. They are made of Damascon #10. Roughing*ln Dimensions OISHW&SHER PRICE COMPLETE *F.O.B. Racine, Wise, or Los Angeles, Calif. Model Number Price Complete Shpg. Wt. Pounds 77 Special $11*.00 27 Above prices include Federal Excise Tax. For Penn No. 60 Flow Switch (where required).................. Add $20.56 Specifications length, inches...................................... 12 Capacity.............................. ContinuousFeed Switch................. Automatic Reversing Motor............ H.P. Capacitor Start Voltage...........................115V., 60 cycle Current............................. AC-, 4.8 amp. Bearings........Permanently Lubricated Overload Protector___Manually Reset Finish.............................................. WhiteEnamel Net Weight, pounds.......................... 23(-4 One Year Warranty Page 5-26 February 28, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 Prices an subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are"shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail pnee. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Food Waste Disposers IN-SINK-ERATORS Food Waste Disposers wiih Reversing Action MODEL 20 COMMERCIAL TYPE The Model 20 food waste disposer is available in six types and is adaptable to any commercial installation, wherever food is served--restaurants, hotels, hospitals, clubs and diet kitchens. Continuous Feed--There is no start and stop nuisance--no waiting to reload --its capacity is practically unlimited. High Speed Shredding Element--The new design rotary shredding element is made of Damascon #10--a diamond hard corrosion-resistant material capable of shredding the toughest food waste. Automatic Reversing Action--Equipped with a powerful H.P. auto matically reversing motor. The motor and shredder automatically reverses direction every time the unit is started or whenever the load is unusually heavy. Cleansing Action--Faster draining is facilitated by integral high-speed pump vanes. The resulting "jet-action" provides a thorough self-cleaning, flushing action, which scours the unit clean throughout thus preventing odors. Self-Service--The motor is equipped with a built-in overload protector. An easy to use manual reset button and service wrench are furnished for relief of accidental jams. This assures continuous operation and saves costly service calls. Easy Operation--A light pull on the water-proof switch instantly starts the complete disposer operation. Model A-20-U with 15' stainless cone (illustrated) Model A-20-X with 18' stainless cone All models indude waterproof switch, solenoid valve, vacuum relief valve or i line strainer, (Plumbing fittings, piping and electrical wiring are not induded.) Installation Diagram Modal A-20-Z, with 18' stainless cone Above models are furnished with stainless cone, silver* ware saver, spray nozzle and cone cover as illustrated. Length, inches. ...................................... .. 14% Switch.... Motor... ,, .. H H.P. Capacitor Start Voltage... .......... 115/230V., 60 cycle Current... ............A.C.. Single phase Overload Protector____Manually Reset Finish............ Shipping Weight, pounds.........................59 PRICES COMPLETE--F.O.B. Racine, Wis. or Los Angeles, Calif, Modal No. A-20-T A-20-O A-20-U A-JO-W A-20-X A-20-Z Description Fits 3}^' to 4' sink opening with 5%' stainless cone with 15' stainless cone with 15' stainless cone & silver saver with 18' stainless cone with 18' stainless cone & silver saver Price Each $320.00 320.00 383.00 448.00 400.00 464.00 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 7 955 Superseding June 16y 1954 Page 5-27 Gas Fired incinerators CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Cut Open View The unit can be set in basement, utility room or kitchen. Connections can be made fo regular furnace flue without affecting the heating system. MAJESTIC GAS FIRED INCINERATORS Majestic incinerators are engineered to make garbage and refuse disposal chores easier, cleaner and safer. Compact construction, 20" wide, 24" deep and 36" high, permits instal lation in a relatively small space, yet they hold two full bushels of waste. A few of the many features are as follows: Attractive Cabinet: Finished in white silicon-base, high temperature paint with black recessed toe base at front and sides. Receiving Door: Top door has 13x1234"' outer opening, 11" square opening through inner casing. Handle is heatresisting plastic. Door closes flush with top of cabinet. Insulation: Bottom protected by 3 inches of rock wool in addition to 134" ventilated air chamber. Sides are insu lated with 34" thick spun glass with 134" air space. Top is foil-backed with 34" thick corrugated asbestos. Heavy Inner Casing: Made of 16 gauge sheet steel. Grates: Cast iron two piece, bar-type "V" grates. Rear section is opened and closed for cleaning by a control rod at the front. Burner: In-shot, mono-port, non-clogging type. Capacity is 18,000 Btu. rating. Safety Pilot: Model 10G is equipped with 100% shut-oS, hooded safety pilot, 1500 Btu. rating. Adjustable Timer: Dial set type; can be set for burning periods up to 120 minutes. Burner ignites and shuts off automatically after set time has elapsed. Model 10G For use with Natural, Mixed, Manufactured or LP. gases. Catalog Number 10G DIMENSIONS AND PRICES--*AII Prices are F.O.B. Huntington, Ind. Btu. Input Pilot Burner 1500 18,000 Gas Conn. Vs' Rue Six* V Dimensions, inches Height Width Depth 36% 20 24 Shpg. Wt. Pounds `Price Each 201 $195.94 Model 141 ST Eos/ to install. Needs only to be connected to gas line and a 4* Hue connection fo the chimney. ECONOMY GAS FIRED INCINERATORS For Use with Natural, Mixed, Manufactured or L.P. Gases The Economy gas fired incinerator offers easy daily disposal--all garbage and waste, except cans and bottles, are reduced to fine ash with the concentrated heat of the whale-fluke gas burner. Heat radiated from the incinerator keeps down moisture in the basement. Sturdily built and attractively finished in light green enamel with black enamel top. Top, grate and burner are cast iron. Feed door closes into tight seal giving sanitary, smoke-tight and odor-free opera tion. Products of combustion travel through expanded metal draft chimney so garbage can burn completely. Extra heavy steel combustion chamber holds a bushel of garbage. Extra large pull-out ash pit is made of heavy gauge enameled steel. Fitted with Robertshaw safety pilot that automatically shuts off gas supply if the flame is extinguished or the pressure fails. Model 141ST is furnished with an automatic timer. Timer can be set from 10 minutes (for rubbish) to two hours (for a full load of wet garbage). Will auto matically shut off the gas at the end of the time period. DIMENSIONS AND PRICES--|AII Prices are F.O.B. Quincy, III. Catalog Number 1415 141ST Btu. Input of Burner 15,000 15,000 Gas Conn. H' Hue Size 4' 4' Dimensions, Inches Height Width Depth 31 16% 16% 31 16% 16% Shpg. Wt. Pounds 95 96 fPriee Each $87.00 105.00 Page 5-28 When ordering Incinerators, specify if for use with Natural, Mixed, Manufactured or Liquefied Petroleum Gas. February 28, 1955 Superseding June 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE- JOSAM CAST IRON GREASE INTERCEPTORS With the Plumbing and Drainage Institute Seal of Approval Grease Interceptors Construction: Interceptor body, heavy cast iron, white lacquered inside and outside, cast iron removable baffles and gasketed, non-slip flush cover with recessed lift rings, cascade bottom with solidsevacuating channel, internal air relief, visible double wall deep seal code trap and female threaded non-submerged inlet and outlet. Flow Control: A Josam flow control fitting is included at no extra cost. It should be installed to prevent overloading the interceptor and to maintain a rate of at least 90% grease retention efficiency. Serif* JA Standard Type Series JLA Low-Boy Type Series JA--For installation on floor, partially recessed in floor, or fully recessed with cover flush at floor, with shallow roughing. Series JLA--Low height permits installation on floor next to dishwashing machine or with other low outlet fixtures without trapping the inlet or holding water in basin of dishwasher. Series JH--With semi-automatic grease draw-off feature, is for floor installation. (Also available for use in recess.) Interceptors in other types and sizes are also available*--see Series JN Extension Type and Series PH for Packing House Service illustrated at right. Contact your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for prices. snjx 2^ Extension Type No Cold Watar Connections Grease accumulates in the re ceptor regardless of the tem perature of the waste water, eliminating the need for a cold water jacket. Series Number JA Standard JLA Low-Boy JH SemiAutomatic Type Number JA-00 JA-0 JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JLA-3 JLA-5 JH-0 JH-1 JH-2 JH-3 JH-4 JH-5 JH-6 JH-7 PRICES, CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS Row Rate G.P.M. 4 7 10 15 20 25 35 50 20 35 7 10 15 20 25 35 50 /o Grease Capacity, Pounds 8 14 20 30 40 50 70 100 40 70 14 20 30 40 50 70 100 150 Inlet & Outlet, Inches 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 Overall Dimensions Inches Length Width Height 15% i6% is% 215-6 10% 12 13% 15% 10% 11% 13 15 24% 26% 30 33% 35% 48% 20% 22% 24% 27 16% 18 19% 22 23% 29% 10% 12 13% 15% 17% 18% 20% 23 10% 11% 10% 11% 13 15 32% 34% 37% 41% 16% 18 19% 22 17% 18% 20% 23 Row Control Number 1041% 1041% 1041% 1062 1063 1063 1063 ' 1063 1062 1063 1041% 1041% 1062 1062H 1063 1063 1063 1063 Shipping Weight, Pounds 50 76 104 152 200 230 300 395 245 452 80 110 145 200 255 290 365 475 Price, Each $ 75.00 105.00 180.00 249.00 369.00 582.00 850.00 1010.00 399.00 612.00 180.00 230.00 309.00 439.00 662.00 940.00 1110.00 1340.00 Series JH Semi-Automatic Grease Draw-Off Series PH For Packing House Service GORDON SEPARATORS Construction: Made of 9-gauge copper-bearing steel and coated with a special waterproof finish. Construction conforms to modern standards for sanitation and cleanliness. Performance: Retains 99% of grease, greasy sludge, and other foreign waste matter, allowing only clear water to enter waste lines. Stops auto matically at inlet when holding capacity of grease compartment is reached. Easy to handle, install and clean. Low Units: GSL models are low height to permit installation on floor next to dishwashing machine or other low outlet fixtures. PRICES, CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS--'`Prices are F.O.B. Chicago, III. Gordon Separators can be made in sizes to meet installed roughing-in or for special requirements of construction or space; they are priced on application. Model Flow 1 Grease Inlet and Rate [Capacity, Outlet, Number G.P.M. ] Pounds Inches UV-710A 6 10 1% UV-10I2A 9 18 1% UV-1412A 15 30 2 UV-1815A 20 60 2 UV-2420A UV-2S24A UV-3224A UV-3628A 30 50 80 120 75 180 250 350 3 4 4 6 G5L-23A 24 65 2 GSU30A 40 90 3 Overall Dimensions Inches Length ! Width Height 9% 11 13% 19 7 9 10% 11 9% 11% 13 16% 25 ns 21 27 20% 29% 33 20% 29% 36 30 30 22% 31 15 21 11 14 Shipping Price, Weight, Pounds Each 27 $ 48.00 38 60.00 52 104.00 82 184.00 162 304.00 249 608.00 285 784.00 433 1088.00 75 220.00 ISO 312.00 Cut Open View A--Sludge Compartment B--Filter System C--Grease Compartment All interceptors carry the Seat of Approval plate, indicating con formity with the Plumbing ond Drainage institute Standard PDiG? 0 J. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. hLiIsSTnePt RcoICstE. SThaerey sahroewnnofot rinthteenDdeedaletro's ceosntavbelnisiehnctehein rdeetateilrmpinricineg. February 28, 1955 Superseding April 15, 1952 Page 5-29 f Grease Interceptors CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Z-1171 Driuxa, Catt Iren Z-1170 Standard, Cast Iron (not frustrated) Z-1170-9 Extension Cast Iran ZURN GREASEPTORS With FLO-TROL, the Automatic Overload Protection Z-1170 Standard Models, Cast Iron: Has plain horizontal basket and vertical baffles forming an integral unit which can be readily removed. Z-1171 Deluxe Models, Cast Iron: Baffle assembly is attached to cover to prevent replacing cover without having interceptor in proper operating condition and to simplify cleaning without touching grease. Z-1174 V.G.E. Models, Duroclay (earthenware, vitreous glazed): Similar in design to the cast iron models but lighter in weight, easier to install, and more sanitary; glazed surfaces make cleaning easier and faster; rapid grease recovery; as durable as cast iron under normal conditions. Made in Deluxe model only. Z-1170LT Low Type, Models, Cast Iron: Specifically designed for use with dishwashers having low reser voirs and low drain connections, and for under courrter or drainboard installations. Reservoir of most dish washers can be emptied completely with Low Type Greaseptor installed on floor, thus eliminating the necessity of recessing in the floor. Z-l 170-9 Extension Models, Cast Iron: Provides ad justable floor level installation when outlet is desired below pre-cast concrete stab or where floor construc tion will not permit waste line within floor. Extension piece is 10" high and is made of cast iron to avoid cor rosion. To avoid floor seepage or to anchor securely in floor, the use of integrally cast pan and clamping collar with bolts are recommended--they are included in prices below. Alt Greaseptors are furnished with Ro-Trol, the automatic safeguard that prevents excessive flow rates above the rated capacities, through the interceptors. Z*1174 Duraday VGE Models ^ V*** Cast Iron Alt interceptors carry the Seat of Approval plate, indicating conform ity with the Plumbing and Drainage Institute Standard PD1-G101. PRICES, CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS Mod.l Six* Row Grease Rat* Capadty Connections, Inches Overall Dimensions, Inches Typ. Z-1170 Standard Oilu^t Z-1170U Low Type Z-1170-9 Extension Number 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 100 200 300 400 500 500LT 700CT 300E 40 OE SOOE 600E 700E 80OE 350-VGE 450-VGE 550-VGE G.P.M. 4 7 10 15 20 25 35 50 4 7 10 15 20 20 35 10 15 20 25 35 50 12 18 25 Pounds 8 14 20 30 40 50 70 100 8 14 20 30 40 40 70 20 30 40 50 70 100 24 36 50 Inlet l%* or 2 1%* or 2 1%* or 2 1%*, 2 or 3 1%*, 2, 3 or 4 1%*, 3 or 4 2*. 3 or 4 2*, 3 or 4 114* or 2 l%* or 2 1y2* or 2 !%, 2 or 3 l%m, 2, 3 or 4 2*, 3 or 4 2*, 3 or 4 lH*or2 l^*,2or3 \y2*, 2, 3 or 4 1%*, 3 or 4 2*. 3 or 4 2*. 3 or 4 1W or 2 1% or 2 1* 2 or 2 OuH.t 2* 2* 2* 2* or 3 2*, 3 or 4 2*, 3 or 4 2, 3* or 4 2, 3* or 4 2* 2* 2* 2* or 3 2*, 3 or 4 2*. 3 or 4 2*, 3 or 4 2* 2* or 3 2*, 3 or 4 2*. 3 or 4 2. 3* or 4 2. 3* or 4 2 2 2 Length n% 19% 21% 23% 27'A 30A 33 35% 17% 19% 21% 23A 27A 303/s 42% 21% 23% 27A 30A 33 35% 23 26% 29% Width 9% !2% 14% 17% 17% 20% 23 25 9% 12% 14% 17% 17% 21% 29% 14% 17% 17% 20% 23 25 16% 19% 22% H.lght 10 11% 11% 13% 14% 16% 13% 21% 10 11% 11% 13% 14% 9 9% 21% 23% 24% 26%s 28% 31% 12% 15% 18% `Recommended sizes. When ordering specify Model Type, Size Number and inlet and outlet sizes. Prica Each $75.00 105.00 180.00 249.00 369.00 582.00 850.00 1010.00 120.00 150.00 240.00 315.00 450.00 399.00 612.00 500.00 530.00 730.00 1030.00 1420.00 1660.00 300.00 440.00 680.00 Shps. Wright Pounds 71 91 139 188 216 331 464 590 67 86 132 178 205 135 230 186 248 280 424 580 730 76 128 171 Page 5-30 February 28, 1955 Superseding April 15, 1952 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S-A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Scullery Sinks STURDIBILT GALVANIZED STEEL SCULLERY SINKS Sturdibilt- galvanized steel scullery sinks are made of 12-gauge steel, all welded construction, with roll rims. One piece of metal is used to form front, bottom and back; ends and partitions are welded in. Sink compart ments are pitched to drain. Legs are 2x2x4" angles; they are detachable, and have adjusting bolts for anchoring and leveling sinks. Sink compartments are 12" deep, backs are 12" high; rims are 36" from floor to top. Sinks and legs are hot dip galvanized after fabrication, insuring all edges against rust and corrosion. Three Compartment 5-300 Sink; Sturdibilt 12-gauge steel, galvanized 12" deep two compartment scullery sink with roll rim, 12* high back, detachable adjustable legs and one galvanized soap dish. Trim: Four LK-69 rough brass single faucets with re newable composition discs and female flanged inlets. Wastes: Two LK-4 polished cast brass waste plugs with metal stoppers and lj^" O.D. tailpieces. Note: Sink traps and continuous wastes are not included. Overall Dimensions Width, front to back...... 27J4" Depth inside.... 12" Height, floor to top of rim. .36" Height of back.. 12" Overall length, as specified DETACHABLE DRAINBOARDS Galvanized Steel -- Reversible -- 24" Wide 5-310 Detachable drainboards are made of 14-gauge steel, all welded construction. They are reversible and can be attached to either right or left hand side of the sink without drilling. Drainboards are supported by rigid slip-on angle braces that are bolted to the sink legs; two specially designed clamps secure them to the sink rims. Drainboards are hot dip galvanized after fab rication, insuring all edges against rust and corrosion. PRICES, EACH --*F.O.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Length Inches `Price Shpg. Wt. Length Each Pounds Inches 'Price Shpg. Wt. Kach Pounds 24 $19.50 30 24.16 36 28.72 42 35.56 30 40 SO 60 48 $41.92 54 48.22 60 54.68 70 80 90 Some prices apply for drainboards less than 24" in width. 5-302 Sink: Sturdibilt 12-gauge steel, galvanized 12" deep three compart ment scullery sink with roll rim, 12" high back, detachable adjustable legs and one galvanized soap dish. Trim: Six LK-69 rough brass single faucets with renewable composi tion discs and female flanged inlets. Wastes: Three LK-4 polished cast brass waste plugs with metal stoppers and lj/j" O.D. tailpieces. Note: Sink traps and continuous wastes are not included. Overall Dimensions Width, front to back..............27^4" Depth, inside........... 12" Height, floor to top of rim........ 36" Height of back.... 12" Overall length, as specified PRICES, EACH (less traps) *F.O.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Number and Type Overall Dimensions Compartment 'Price, Inches Sizes I.D. Complete Length Width Inches 5-300 Two Comportment 324 384 444 504 564 624 274 274 274 274 274 274 15x24x12 18x24x12 21x24x12 24x24x12 27x24x12 30x24x12 $129.52 134.62 139.88 145.12 150.30 155.48 5-302 Three Comportment 47 4 564 624 744 834 924 274 274 274 274 274 274 15x24x12 18x24x12 20x24x12 24x24x12 27x24x12 30x24x12 169.28 177.08 182.32 192.76 203.18 208.36 'Price. less Faucets $111.82 116.92 122.18 127.42 132.60 137.78 142.72 150.52 155.76 166.20 176.62 181.80 Shipping Weight, Pounds 130 142 154 166 178 190 175 193 205 229 238 265 Same prices apply for scullery sinks less than 24 * wide inside. For Scullery Sinks Wider than 24" (Inside, Front to Back) ADD, for each extra inch or fraction, up to 36tf wide 5-300___ $3.38 5-302___ $4.50 Prices are sub/ect to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. r, no 7rtr_ February 2.0, lyDO 5-33 < CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Duraclay and Cast Iron Laundry Tabs LAUNDRETTE DURACLAY LAUNDRY TUBS Earthenware, Vitreous Glazed 6-112 Tub: Laundrette Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, two-compartment laundry tub with in tegral washboard and ledge back with two soap depressions. Support: 6-248 Herc-U-Lite black enameled steel support with leveling screws. Trim: B36HRR Repeal supply fitting with renew able units and seats; 8" long swinging spout with hose end. Waste: Rough brass twin Duo waste connection with rubber stoppers and \l/% O.D. tailpiece. Nofo: Trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes. .36x25x12' deep and 42x25x12' deep. Rim to floor.....................34' An integral washboard is mould ed into the single tub and into the left hand compartment of the two-compartment tub. 6-116 Tub: Laundrette Duraclay, earthenware vit reous glazed, single compartment laundry tub with integral washboard and ledge back with soap depression. Support: 6-248 Herc-U-Lite black enameled steel support with leveling screws. Trim: B36HRR Repeal supply fitting with re newable units and seats; 8" long swinging spout with hose end. Waste: 8-355 brass waste plug with rubber Large compartments of the laundrefte allow ample room for efficient laundering. Flat ledge back pro vides wide shelf for laundering materials with two conveniently located integral soap depressions. stopper and W/i O.D; tailpiece. Note: Trap is not included. Overall Dimensions Size.. 22x25x12' deep Rim to floor.. 34' Note.* Myrastand support also available for Laundrette laundry tubs--see page 6-6. DURACLAY 6-130 Tub: Duraclay, earthenware vitreous glazed, center outlet flat rim laundry tub. Waste: 8-355 brass waste plug with rubber stopper and 1J4" tailpiece. Note: Trap is not included. 6-202 Size......... 20x18x12' deep Tubs: Battery of two, porcelain enameled inside, ground coat outside, cast PRICES COMPLETE, less traps iron flat rim laundry tubs. Number Size White Color ! Shpg. Wt. Supports: Painted white cast iron adjustable supporting stands; concealed hangers. Trim: B34CR Repeal rough nickel plated laundry tub faucet with hose end 6-112 6-116 6-130 36x25' 42x25' 22x25' 20x18' $139.46 168.36 87.14 44.28 $197.16 . 240.46 117.54 ! 65.28 245 lbs. 270 lbs. 160 lbs. 75 lbs. swinging spout; 3-i" union inlets on 3}4" centers for supplies from ceiling. 6-202 White White Wastes: 8-355 brass waste plugs with rubber stoppers and D/i tailpieces. Note: Traps and supply pipes are not included. Overall Dimensions Sizes, each tub.....................24x22x1314' deep. Height, adjustable from 30' to 33J4'. Battery Regular A.R. ' of 2 24x22' $125.68 $137.28 > 230 lbs. If less B36HRR supply fitting.. .Deduct $15.70 If less B34CR laundry faucet..................Deduct 9.92 For 20-19 %' male tailpieces__ Add Per Pr. .38 When ordering, specify if regular or acid-resisting enamei is required. Unless otherwise specified, all exposed metal trim is chromium ploted. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 7 955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Page 6-5 Cement Composition Laundry Tubs; Supporting Frames CEMENT COMPOSITION LAUNDRY TUBS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 6-230 Tub: Shelfon one piece cement composition laundry tub with 6' wide integral shelf and self-draining soap depressions; raised metallic rim, built-in rustless metallic washboard and aluminum faucet anchor. Support: Painted angle iron supporting frame with Lightning Levelers. Trim: B34R Repeal Rgh. N.P. laundry tub faucet with swing ing hose end spout; l/i union inlets on 3J4' centers, for supplies from ceiling. (3-part tub has two faucets.) Waste: Cast-in waste connection with nickel plated brass strainers, rubber stoppers and tailpiece. Ovarall Sizes. Single 25x28' 2-part 48x28' 3-part 72x28' Tubs 16' deep 6-240 Tub: Cast cement composition laundry tub with metallic rim. Support: Painted angle iron supporting frame. Trim: B34R Repeal Rgh. N.P. laundry tub faucet with swing ing hose end spout; }/ union inlets on 3l/i" centers, for supplies from ceiling. (3-part tub has two faucets.) Waste: Cast-in waste connection with nickel plated brass strainers, rubber stoppers and tailpiece. Sizes. All tubs 16' deep Single 25x24' 27x24' 31x24' 2-part 48x24' 54x24' 60x24' 3-part 72x24' Dark green enameled angle iron sup porting frame for cement composition laundry tubs, with cadmium plated Lightning Levelers. Lengths 24', 40' and 64' Width 15' Height 18' Dark green enameled angle iron sup porting frame for cement composition laundry tubs. Lengths 24',40*,46',52' and 64' Width 15' Height 18' Myrastand aluminum finish formed steel supporting frame with leveling bolts for Laundretfe Duraclay laundry tubs. Lengths 18', 32' and 38' Width 173$' Height 21' LAUNDRY TUBS PRICES COMPLETE, F.O.B., Chicago, III. Number Type Size `Price Shpg. Wt. Single 6-230 2-part 3-part 25x28' 48x28' 72x28' $44.76 56.20 96.76 200 lbs. 400 lbs. 600 lbs. Single 25x24' Single 27x24' Single 31x24' 36.36 37.13 39.40 175 lbs. 200 lbs. 225 lbs. 6-240 2-part 48x24' 2-part 54x24' 2-part 60x24' 47.00 52.33 53.12 325 lbs. 350 lbs. 375 lbs. 3-part 72x24' 79.16 500 lbs. If less B34R supply fitting........ Deduct eadi $10.06 For local prices, contaci your Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. SUPPORTING FRAMES tPRICES COMPLETE, F.O.B. Shipping Point Number Type of Tub Size tPrice Shpg. Wt. 6-245 6-247 Single 2-part 3-part Single 2-part 2-part 2-part 3-part 24' $3.54 40' 8.54 64' 12.80 24' 5.34 40' 5.34 46' 6.66 52' 7.34 64' 8.00 14 lbs. 15 lbs. 23 lbs. 10 lbs. 12 lbs. 14 lbs. 16 lbs. 18 lbs. 6-249 for LaundroH* 22' single 36'2-part 42' 2-part 18' 32' 38' 8.40 8.40 8.40 14 lbs. 16 lbs. 18 lbs. f6*245 and 6*247 frames are F.O.B., Chicago, ill. 6*249 frames are F.O.B. Philadelphia, Pa. Page 6-6 February 28, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE SINK AND LAUNDRY TUB SUPPLY TRIM Plumbing Brat? Exposed metal trim is chromium plated. 8-72-L (8" spout) 8-73-L (8" spout) Two-valve supply 8-60, spout with stream guide, black rubber tip. 8-60-A, same except with aerator on spout Three-valve supply 8-66, spout with stream guide, black rubber tip. 8-66-A, same except with aerator on spout. Temple Dtal-ese swinging spout supply fitting with automatic diverter valve, thumb control spray with retractable rubber hose, indexed hooded lever handles and inlets on 9" centers with couplings nuts to slip 7/16" or 1/2" O.D. tubing, or 1/4" I.P.S. tailpieces. 8-72 Embassy Dial-ese swinging spout sink faucet with removable soap dish and indexed hooded lever handles; " eccentric female flange inlets. 8-72-L Same as 8-72 except with;8" long spout. 8-74 Same as 8-72 except with " male inlets. 8-73 Embassy Dtal-ese swinging spout sink faucet with indexed hooded lever handles; " eccentric female flange inlets. 8-73-L Same as 8-73 except with 8" long spout. Inlets are adjustable for supplies 7i" to 8i" centers. Two-valve supply 8-62, spout with stream guide, black rubber tip. 8-62-A, same except with aerator on spout. Note: For any of the above Embassy sink faucets with aerator, add suffix "A" to catalog number. For example: 8-72-A, 8-73-LA, etc. Add $1.70 Three-valve supply No. 561 8-68, spout with stream guide, black rubber tip. 8-68-A, same except with aerator on spout. Temple Dtal-ese swinging spout supply fitting with in dexed hooded lever handles and inlets on 9" centers with coupling nuts to slip 7/16" or 1/2" O.D. tubing, Three-water ClassIc swinging spout sink fau cet with removable soap dish, indexed metal lever handles, four-arm handle on third water valve, and Softflo spout end; Quaturn valves with " female flange inlets on 4" centers. or 1/4" I.P.S. tailpieces. EMBASSY SUPPLY FITTINGS FOR LEDGE TYPE KITCHEN SINKS FOR DURACLAY LAUNDRY TUBS B36HRR Repeal supply fitting with re newable units and seats; 8" long swinging spout with hose ena; inlets on 4" centers. Aerator with Male Adapter Embassy Dial-ese ledge type supply fitting with rubber tipped swing ing spout and indexed hooded lever handles; less A" tailpieces. Embassy Dtal-ese_ ledge type three valve supply fitting with rubber tipped swing ing spout and indexed hooded lever handles; less A" tailpieces. 8-86 Same as 8-84 except for Duraclay sinks or countertops. 8-87 Same as 8-85 except for Duraciay sinks or composition countertops. 8-88 Same as 8-84 except with thumb control spray and retractabl e rubber hose. 8-89 Same as 8-85 except with thumb control spray and retractable rubber hose. Note: For any of the above Embassy sink supply fittings with aerator, add sufftx "A" to catalog number (for example: 8-84-A) Add $1.70 For use with Crane sink supply fittings Each $1.80 Note: Specify catalog number and name of Crane sink faucet with which the aerator i s to be used. Number Pri ce Shpg.Wt Number Price Shpg.Wt 8-60 $34.70 8-60-A 36.50 8-62 28.00 8-62-A 29.80 8-66 43.50 8-66-A 45.30 8-68 36.80 62 6a 52 52 9 9 9 8-68-A $38.60 8-72 21.00 8-72-L 21.60 8-73 20.00 8-73-L 20.60 8-74 21.00 B36HRR 15.70 9 5s 5i 5 5A 5A 34 Pric* or* jubfvet to chengo without nolle*. Number Price Shag.At 8-84 8-85 8-86 8-87 8-88 8-89 561 $18.30 25.70 20.50 27.40 25.80 33.60 41.92 ca 5 7 5 6 8 Printed, m U. S. A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Oealei's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding Sept. 16, 1Q54 Page 8-5 numbing brass SINK AND LAUNDRY TUB SUPPLY TRIM B34R Repeal rough nickel plated laundry tub faucet with swinging hose end spout: 1/2" union inlets on 3s" centers, for supplies from ceiling. (For Alberene or composition laundry tubs.) B34CR Repeal rough nickel plated laundry tub faucet with hose end swinging spout, l/2" union inieis on 3s" centers, for suopl ies from ceiling. (For flat rim cast iron enameled laundry tubs.) 8-94 Quotum rough nickel plated laundry tub supply fitting with swinging spout with hose end, indexed lever handles; 4" female flanged union inlets.Inlets on 31" centers. (For shelf type laundry tubs.) 8-95 Quotum rough nickel plated laundry tub supply fitting with double jointed swing spout with hose end, indexed lever handles; 4" female iron pipe union inlets for sup plies from ceiling. Inlets on 31" centers. (For Alberene or composi tiran laundry tu&s.j CRANE DEALER -PRICE SERVICE JCX B34CR 8-101 Rough chromium plated utility sink faucet withDlal-ese trimming units, rigid spout with pail hook and hose end; indexed lever handles; 1/2" eccentric female inlets with adjust able set screw flanges. Supply inlets adjustable 7&" to 8i". 8H-103 Exposed sink supply fitting with Dlal-ese trim ming units, rigid spout with pail hook and brace integral stops and adjustable screw flanges. 4" female inlets adjustable 5" to 11" centers. Wall to center of spout outlet 104". Quaturn single pantry faucet with rigid gooseneck spout and metal lever handle; A " union tai1piece. 81-180 Double lavatory faucet with Dlal-ese trimming units, gooseneck spout and lever handles with index buttons. 8H-180-A, same with Sprlng-Flo aerator. Number Price Shoq. Wt. 8H-182 Double lavatory faucet with Dlal-ese trimming units, low pattern spout, lever handles with index buttons. 8H-186 Double lavatory faucet with Dlal-ese trimming units, and swinginq spout, lever handles with index buttons. B34R B34CR 8-91 8-95 8-101 8H-I03 8-114 8H-I80 8H-I80-A 8H-I82 8H-I86 $10.06 9.92 13.18 18.76 19.00 47.50 10.64 25.50 27.50 25.50 31.90 3= Lbs. 41 44 44 8 24 6 6 6 6 Prices are swb/eef to change without notice. Unless otherwise specified all exposed parts are chromium plated. Page 8-6 February 28, 1955 Superseding Sept. 28, 1Q53 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining h/s net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U. S. A. CRANE DEALER Fabricated Baseboard Radiation PRICE SERVICE--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CRANE COPPER TUBE BASEBOARD RADIATION-TYPE F With Corrugated Aluminum Fin-Type Heating Element --Construction Features-- Enclosure: Enclosures are die-formed of 20-gauge furniture steel and consist of three basic parts: 1. Back Panel and Integral Top Molding. 2. Directional Louver Blade. .5. Front Panel. The combination back panel and top molding eliminates a crack where top molding joins the wall and prevents air leakage. The rounded projecting nose of the top molding and the directional louver blade direct the rising warm air currents away from the wall to minimize the possibility of wall streaking. Heating Element: The non-ferrous heating element consists of corrugated aluminum fins mechanically bonded to seamless copper tubing. The exclusive corrugated fin design provides maximum fin strength and eliminates the sharp cutting edges normally found with flat fins. The radiator is easier to handle and install. One tube end of each heating element is expanded to receive the unexpanded end of another. This permits sweating the elements together, end to end, without the need of couplings. Accessories: All accessories are constructed of 18-gauge steel, die-formed to continue the clean flowing lines of the enclosure. Enclosures and accessories are designed to eliminate visible fastening devices. Supporting Brackets: Heating elements and enclosure front panels are held in place by supporting brackets. These brackets also have an angle to which dampers may be at tached, and are designed to accommodate by-pass piping, if required. An internal spring lock on the bracket locks the front panel in place, yet permits quick removal and snap-on replacement. Finish: Baseboard, enclosures and accessories are finished in a neutral gray, semi-gloss prime coat suitable for refinishing after installation in colors to match the woodwork or walls. ENCLOSURE WITH HEATING ELEMENT END CAP ' JOINT TRIM WALL SECTION T Enclosures--Furnished and packaged separately in 4,5 , 6' and 8' lengths. Each package contains the back panel, louver blade, front panel, two or more support brackets, one set of upper and lower joint trim and all sheet metal screws necessary for assembling the complete enclosure. Heating Elements--Packaged individually in nominal lengths of 4', 5', 6' and 8'. (The nominal length represents the length of the corresponding enclosure. The overall tube length is slightly longer than the nominal length, the finned length is approximately 2" shorter than the nominal length.) DAMPER SUPPORT BRACKET End Cap--Attractive, rounded end caps give a finished ap pearance where enclosure terminates at a door or for a similar short-of-corner requirement. Furnished for right or left hand end, as specified. Joint Trim--In rooms where two or more enclosure sections are needed, an attractive, removable joint trim covers the joint where the two enclosures butt together. This trim is also used to conceal the cut edge where enclosures are cut to length. One set is included with each enclosure ordered. Wall Section--For wall-to-wall installation of enclosure, a wall section provides a tight, neat appearing joint between the en closure and the wall. Wall sections are interchangeable and may be used at either right or left hand ends. INSIDE CORNER OUTSIDE CORNER Damper--Damper is a hinged blade type operated by a bead chain and keyhole arrangement to close off the convected air flow at the bottom of the enclosure. They are furnished in nom inal 4', 5', 6' or 8' lengths to conform with enclosure lengths. Brackets--Supporting brackets position the three enclosure parts and the heating element. They contain a springlock device for support ing the enclosure front panel, and an angle clip for the attachment of the damper. Inside Corner--Inside corner pieces are rounded so as to con tinue the flowing lines of the enclosure around right angle inside wall corners. Outside Corner--Outside corner pieces are attractively designs: to continue the finished appearance of the enclosure around outside right angled corners or offsets of the room. For capacities, dimensions and prices, refer to page 14-6. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for,the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding February IS, 1954 Page 14-5 Fabricated Baseboard Radiation CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE COPPER TUBE BASEBOARD RADIATION - -TYPE F Capacities, Dimensions and Prices Steam 1 psi 990 HEATING CAPACITIES -per Lineal Foot NO4 i0 Water Rate Average Temperature, Forced Hot Water G.P.M. 150 160 180 190 200 210 220 3 460 540 620 690 760 840 910 990 1 440 520 590 660 730 800 870 950 NOTE: All the above I-B-R Ratings include a 15% addition for heating effect. These ratings are based on active length. The total length equals active length plus 2%'. Heating elements are constructed of %' nominal seamless copper tubing type, mechanically expanded within special corrugated aluminum fins. Fin dimensions are 2%' by 3%' by 0.017'. Fin spacing, 48 fins per foot. The use of I-B-R Ratings at 3 GPM (1500 lbs. per hour) is limited to installations where the water flow rate through the baseboard unit is equal to or greater than 3 GPM. Where the water flow rate through the baseboard is not known, the I-B-R Rating at the standard water flow rate of 1 GPM must be used. The pressure drop through Crane Baseboard Radiation at 1 GPM is 0.04 inches of water per lineal foot. The pressure drop at 3 GPM is 0.32 inches of water per lineal foot. Product Description Enclosure with Heating Element Damper Complete Enclosure Only Heating Element Only PRICES--PER LINEAL FOOT PRICES--Baled on Zonot Designated AB cDE F G H $6.00 .60 3.00 3.00 $6.10 .60 3.06 3.06 $6.16 .60 3.0t 3.0* $6. It .60 3.10 3.10 $6.20 .60 3.10 3.10 $6.24 .60 3.12 3.12 $6.26 $6.28 .60 .60 3.14 3.14 3.14 3.14 Product Description Enclosure with Heating Semen! Damper Complete Enclosure Only Heating Semen! Only J $6.30 .60 3.16 3.16 PRICES--Based on Zones Designated K l MNO P Q $6.34 .60 3.It 3.18 $6.48 .60 3.24 3.24 $6.52 .60 3.26 3.26 $6.54 .60 3.28 3.28 $6.56 .60 3.28 3,28 $6.58 .60 3.30 3.30 $6.60 .60 3.30 3.30 ACCESSORY PRICES *AII Prices are F.O.B. Philadelphia, Pa. Accessory *FHce, Eads Shipping weight End Cap Wall Section Inside Comer Outside Comer Joint Trim Supporting Bracket $1.60 1.10 1.60 3.20 .60 1.00 1% Pounds X M X X % Overall lengths Enclosure Length 48' 60' Heating Element Length 48%' 60%' Finned Length 45X' 57%' 72' 72%' 69%' 96' 96%' 93%' LIST PRICES shown in the Price Table are zoned according to states as follows: "A" Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Colum bia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Vir ginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. "B" Louisiana "C" Missouri "D" Iowa "E" Arkansas "F" Kansas and Minnesota "G" Oklahoma "H" Colorado "J" Nebraska and South Dakota "K" Nevada, North Dakota and Texas "L" California and Washington "M" Montana "N" Wyoming "O" Arizona and Utah "P" New Mexico and Oregon "Q" Idaho Page 14-6 February 28, 1955 Superseding February 18, 1954 Prices an subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Convctof NESBITT MODEL "U" UNIVERSAL CONVECTORS All steel cabinet with neutral gray semi-gloss finish Same cabinet for free-standing or semi-recessed installations Same heating element is used for two-pipe steam, or for forced or gravity hot water systems Top, grille front, back and sides of cabinet are welded at factory-- lower front section is removable Completely assembled unit shipped in one carton Damper or air venting system is optional Catalog Number U2016 U2020 U2024 U2028 U2032 U2036 U2040 U2044 U2048 U2056 U2064 U2420 U2424 U2428 U2432 U2436 U2440 U2444 U2448 U2456 U2464 All Model "U" Convectors are 6 deep overall and may be installed as free-standing or semi-recessed units. On semi-recessed installations, the maximum depth of recess should not exceed 4%'. Dimensions, Inch os H.lght 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 Length 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 56 64 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 56 64 CAPACITIES AND SIZES Steam Capacities Forced Circulation Hot Water Capacities Sq. Ft. EDR 215 Steam 65 Ent. Air 13.0 17.0 21.0 26.0 29.5 33.5 38.5 43.5 46.5 55.5 63.0 18.5 23.0 28.0 32.5 36.5 42.0 47.5 51.0 60.5 69.0 180 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop 1.74 2.28 2.81 3.48 3.95 4.48 5.15 5.82 6.22 7.43 8.44 2.48 3.08 3.75 4.35 4.88 5.62 6.36 6.83 8.18 9.24 Thousands of Btu/Hr. 200 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop 2.17 2.84 3.51 4.34 4.93 5.59 220 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop 2.60 3.40 4.20 5.20 5.90 6.70 6.43 7.26 7.76 9.26 10.50 7.70 8.70 9.30 11.10 12.60 3.09 3.70 3.84 4.60 4.67 5.60 5.42 6.50 6.09 7.30 7.01 7.93 8.51 10.10 11.52 8.40 9.50 10.20 12.10 13.80 Approx. Shipping Weight, Pounds 23 27 31 35 39 43 47 51 60 67 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 61 68 73 LIST PRICES shown in the table at the right are zoned according to states as follows: "A" Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, In diana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massa chusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Hamp shire, New Jersey, New York, North Caro lina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Vir ginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin. "B" Louisiana and Missouri. "C" Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas and Minnesota. "D" Colorado, Nebraska, Nevada, North Da kota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Texas. "E" California and Washington. "F" Arizona, Montana, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming. "G" Idaho. For Air Valves, refer to Section 17. CONVECTOR PRICES Length Number Inches A PRICES--BASED ON ZONES DESIGNATED BcD E F G U2016 U2020 U2024 U2028 U2032 U2036 16 $26.16 $26.68 $26.94 $27.20 $27.72 $27.98 $28.24 20 28.76 29.44 29.78 30.12 30.80 31.14 31 .48 24 31.36 32.20 32.62 33.04 33.88 34.30 34.72 28 34.60 35.64 36.16 36.68 37.72 38.24 38.76 32 36.88 38.06 38.66 39.24 40.42 41.02 41.60 36 39.48 40.82 41.50 42.16 43.50 44.18 44.84 U2040 U2044 U2048 U2056 U2064 40 42.72 44.26 45.04 45.80 47.34 48.12 48.88 44 45.98 47.72 48.60 49.46 51.20 52.08 52.94 48 47.92 49.78 50.72 51.64 53.50 54.44 55.36 56 53.78 56.00 57.12 58.22 60.44 61.56 62.66 64 58.66 61.18 62.44 63.70 66.22 67.48 68.74 U2420 U2424 U2428 U2432 U2436 20 29.72 30.46 30.84 31.20 31.94 32.32 32.68 24 32.66 33.58 34.04 34.50 35.42 35.88 36.34 28 35.90 37.02 37.58 38.14 39.26 39.82 40.38 32 38.82 40.12 40.78 41.42 42.72 43.38 44.02 36 41.42 42.88 43.62 44.34 45.80 46.54 47.26 U2440 U2444 U2448 U2456 U2464 40 45.00 46.68 47.52 48.36 50.04 50.88 51.72 44 48.58 50.48 51.46 52.38 54.28 55.24 56.18 48 50.86 52.90 53.92 54.94 56.98 58.00 59.02 56 57.02 59.44 60.66 61.86 64.28 65.50 66.70 64 62.56 65.32 66.70 68.08 70.84 72.22 73.60 For Air Chambers and Accessories, less air valve, Add $3.60 For Dampers. Add $2.50 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in V.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost- They ue not intended to establish the retail price. February 28 1955 0 ,. L , ' to inz,i ollytTSCCLlHg rCDfUCLTy So, Ivj'r Page 14-9 Convectors TRANE TYPE A CONVECTOR-RADIATORS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE All steel cabinet with standard gray primer Same cabinet for free-standing or semi-recessed installations Same heating element is used for two-pipe steam, or for forced or gravity hot water systems Completely welded unit with removable grille front Completely assembled unit shipped in one carton Damper or air venting system is optional Can be instailed as free-standing or semi-recessed units. On semi-recessed installations, extension be yond face of finished wall should not be less than !%'' CAPACITIES AND SIZES Cabinet Size, Inches Steam Capacities Square Feet EDR 215 Steam 65 Ent. Air 180 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop Forced Circulation Hot Water Capacities Thousands of Btu/Hr. 200 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop 220 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop Depth fLength 20 24 28 32 36 0 40 44 48 56 64 32 40 8 48 56 64 40 10 48 56 64 20' 15.0 18.5 22.0 25.5 29.0 32.5 36.0 39.5 46.5 53.5 33.5 43.0 52.0 61.5 70.5 50.0 61.0 72.0 82.5 Height 24' 17.5 21.5 25.5 29.5 33.5 37.5 41.5 45.5 53.5 61.5 37.5 48.0 58.5 69.0 79.0 56.0 68.0 80.0 92.0 32' 19.0 23.5 28.0 32.5 37.0 41.5 46.0 50.5 59.5 68.5 40.0 51.5 62.5 73.5 84.5 62.0 75.0 .88.5 101.5 Height 20' 24' 32' 2.1 2.5 2.7 2.6 3.1 3.3 3.1 3.6 4.0 3.6 4.2 4.6 4.1 4.8 5.3 4.6 5.3 5.9 5.1 5.9 6.5 5.6 6.5 7.2 6.6 7.6 8.4 7.6 8.7 9.7 4.8 5.3 5.7 6.1 6.8 7.3 7.4 8.3 8.9 8.7 9.8 10.4 10.0 11.2 12.0 7.1 8.0 8.8 8.7 9.6 10.6 10.2 11.4 12.6 11.7 13.0 14.4 Height 20' 24' 32' 2.7 3.1 3.3 3.8 3.9 4.6 4.6 5.3 5.2 . 6.0 3.4 4.2 5.0 5.8 6.6 5.8 6.7 7.4 6.4 7.4 8.2 7.1 8.1 9.0 8.3 9.6 10.6 9.6 11.0 12.3 6.0 6.7 7.2 7.7 8.6 9.2 9.3 10.5 11.2 11.0 12.4 13.2 12.6 14.2 15.2 9.0 10.0 11.1 10.9 12.2 13.5 12.9 14.3 15.8 14.8 16.5 18.2 Height 20' 24' 32" 3.2 3.8 4.1 4.0 4.7 5.1 4.8 5.5 6.1 5.5 6.4 7.1 6.3 7.3 8.0 7.1 8.1 9.0 7.8 9.0 10.0 8.6 9.9 11.0 10.1 11.6 12.9 11.6 13.3 14.9 7.3 8.1 8.7 9.3 10.4 11.2 11.3 12.7 13.6 13.3 15.0 16.0 15.3 17.2 18.4 10.9 12.1 13.4 13.2 14.8 16.3 15.6 17.4 19.2 17.9 20.0 22.0 tOverall cabinet lengths are longer than shown in table. Approx. Shpg. Wt....... 1.3 lbs. per square foot EDR. PRICE EACH--See Freight Terms Below Cabinet Size Inches Price Each, on Shipments weighing 100 Pounds of more Height, Inches Depth Length 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 56 64 20 $31.SO 34.32 36.84 39.36 41.88 44.40 46.92 49.44 54.48 59.52 24 $33.60 36.48 39.36 42.24 45.12 48.00 50.88 53.76 59.52 6S.28 32 $34.68 37.92 41.16 44.40 47.64 50.88 54.12 57.36 63.84 70.32 32 40 8 48 56 64 45.12 51.96 58.44 65.28 71.76 48.00 55.56 63.12 70.68 77.88 49.80 58.08 66.00 73.92 81.84 40 48 10 56 57.00 64.92 72.84 61.32 69.96 78.60 65.64 75.00 84.72 64 80.40 87.24 94.08 For Damper Add $3.20 For Air Vent Assembly Add $2.40 ACCESSORIES DAMPERS--Damper assemblies consist of damper plate, bead chain, pendant and hinge pins and are shipped in one package, not assembled. All cabinets are provided with chain guides and catches for dampers. AIR VENT ASSEMBLIES--Air vent assemblies consist of coupling, compression fittings, copper tubing and manual air vent. Nipples are not included. FREIGHT TERMS--F.O.B. Factories at LaCrosse, Wise., or Scranton, Pa., with full rail freight rates allowed to jobbers warehouse or to the regular freight station nearest point of destination on shipments of 100 pounds or more. Mo freight allowance on shipments weighing less than 100 pounds. The manufacturer reserves the right to make shipment from either of the above manufacturing points. Page 14-10 February 18, 1954 Superseding March 25% 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Convectors MODINE CONVECTOR RADIATORS Cabinets are heavy gauge steel, Bonderized and finished with brown baked-on enamel primer. Cabinet may be in stalled free-standing (flush against a finished wall), partially recessed, or recessed to full depth. The use of square instead of rounded corners at junction of top and sides simplifies trimming. Self-locking metal trim strips are available for insertion between the recess perimeter and the enclosure. They completely overlap the recess edges by inches. Each enclosure is fitted with a smartly styled damper to provide finger-tip temperature control. Spring tension holds it securely in place or closes it tightly. Heating unit is built for years of trouble-free service. Tubes and fins are entirely non-ferrous for high ca pacity quick response to automatic controls. The copper tubes are brazed to headers with silver alloy to form a rugged, pressure-resisting unit of steam carrying passes. Brazing eliminates the need for internal ferrules or ori fices which resist rapid elimination of the condensate. Steel side plates rigidly support the tube and fin assembly. Heating units are suitable for 2-pipe steam, forced or gravity hot water systems. Each convector is completely as sembled and shipped individually in cartons. Standard Convector Without Lower Grille Cabinet Size, inches Depth Length 20 24 28 32 36 4 40 44 48 56 64 20 24 28 32 36 6 40 44 48 56 64 32 36 40 8 48 56 64 36 40 10 48 56 64 CAPACITIES, `Price, Complete F.O.B. Racine, Wise. Standard Convector Without Lower Grille 20" $35.60 37.50 39.78 41.68 43.96 46.24 48.14 50.42 54.60 58.78 37.02 40.44 43.48 46.52 49.94 52.98 56.02 59.44 65.52 71.98 54.22 56.02 60.20 68.18 76.16 84.52 61.44 65.62 74.74 83.48 92.60 H.lght 24' $36.36 38.64 40.92 43.58 45.86 48.14 50.42 53.08 57.64 62.58 40.54 41.96 45.38 48.80 52.60 56.02 59.44 63.24 70.08 77.30 56.88 59.44 63.62 72.74 81.48 90.60 64.86 69.42 79.30 89.18 99.06 32' $37.12 39.78 42.44 45.10 47.38 50.04 52.70 55.36 60.68 65.62 41.68 45.48 49.28 53.08 56.88 60.68 64.86 68.66 76.26 83.86 59.54 64.10 69.04 78.92 88.42 98.30 68.28 73.60 84.24 95.26 103.90 SIZES AND PRICES--*AII Prices are F.O.B. Racine, Wise. Steam Capacities Forced Circulation Hot Water Capacities Square Feet EDR 215 Steam 65 Entering Air ISO 3 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop Thousands of Btu/Hr. 200 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop 220 Ent. Water 20 Temp. Drop Height Height Height Height 20' 24' 32' 20' 24' 32' 20' 24' 32' 20' 24' 32' 10.0 11.0 12.0 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.9 2.1 2.1 2.3 12.5 14.0 15.5 1.7 1.9 2.1 2.2 2.4 2.7 2.6 2.9 3.2 15.5 17.0 19.0 2.1 2.3 2.6 2.7 2.9 3.3 3.2 3.5 4.0 18.0 20.5 22.5 2.5 2.8 3.1 3.1 3.5 3.9 3.7 4.3 4.7 21.0 23.5 25.5 2.9 3.2 3.5 3.6 4.0 4.4 4.4 4.9 5.3 24.0 26.5 29.0 3.3 3.6 4.0 4.1 4.6 5.0 5.0 5.5 6.0 26.5 29.5 32.5 3.6 4.0 4.5 4.6 5.1 5.6 6.1 6.8 29.5 33.0 36.0 4.0 4.5 4.9 5.1 5.7 6.2 6.1 6.9 /.o 35.0 39.0 43.0 4.8 5.3 5.9 6.0 6.7 7.4 7.3 8.1 8.9 40.5 45.5 49.5 5.5 6.2 6.8 7.0 7.8 8.5 8.4 9.5 10.3 14.5 16.5 18.0 2.0 2.3 2.5 2.5 2.8 3.1 3.0 3.4 3.7 19.0 21.0 23.0 2.6 2.9 3.2 3.3 3.6 4.0 4.0 4.4 4.8 23.0 25.5 28.0 3.2 3.5 3.8 4.0 4.4 4.8 4.8 0.0 5.8 27.0 30.0 33.0 3.7 4.1 4.5 4.6 5.2 5.7 5.6 6.2 6.9 31.5 35.0 38.0 4.3 4.8 5.2 5.4 6.0 6.5 6.6 7.3 7.9 35.5 39.5 43.0 4.9 5.4 5.9 6.1 6.8 7.4 7.4 8.2 8.9 39.5 44.0 48.5 5.4 6.0 6.6 6.8 7.6 8.3 8.2 9.2 10.1 44.0 49.0 53.5 6.0 6.7 7.3 7.6 8.4 9.2 9.2 10.2 11.1 52.0 58.0 63.5 7.1 7.9 8.7 8.9 10.0 10.9 10.8 12.1 13.2 60.5 67.5 73.5 8.3 9.2 10.1 10.4 11.6 12.6 12.6 14.0 15.3 34.5 38.0 41.5 4.7 5.2 5.7 5.9 6.5 7.1 7.2 7.9 8.6 39.5 44.0 47.5 5.4 6.0 6.5 6.8 7.6 8.2 8.2 9.2 9.9 45.0 49.5 54.0 6.2 6.8 7.4 7.7 8.5 9.3 9.4 10.3 11.2 55.5 61.5 67.0 7.6 8.4 9.2 9.5 10.6 11.5 11.5 12.8 13.9 66.0 73.0 79.5 9.0 10.0 10.9 11.4 12.6 13.7 13.7 15.2 16.5 77.0 85.0 92.5 10.5 11.6 12.7 13.2 14.6 15.9 16.0 17.7 19.2 44.0 48.5 53.0 6.0 6.6 7.3 7.6 8.3 9.1 9.2 10.1 11.0 49.5 54.5 60.0 6.8 7.5 8.2 8.5 9.4 10.3 10.3 11.3 12.5 61.5 67.5 74.0 8.4 9.2 10.1 10.6 11.6 12.7 12.8 14.0 15.4 73.0 80.5 88.5 10.0 11.0 12.1 12.6 13.8 15.2 15.2 16.7 18.4 85.0 93.5 102.5 11.6 12.8 14.0 14.6 16.1 17.6 17.7 19.4 21.3 For Package "A" Air Chamber (consists of non-ferrous air chamber with air storage capacity equivalent to IVi of i4` pipe complete with air vent, copper tubing and compression fittings)..................................................... ADD $6.00 For Metal Trim Strips (for top and sides)............................. ADD 3.60 For Metal Trim Strips (for top, bottom and sides)............... ADD 5.60 For Package "B" Air Chamber (consists of a * pipe cap with Y% vent tapping, air vent, copper tubing and compression fittings)............. .......................... ADD$2 40 For Removable Lower Grille....................................................... ADD 3.60 Approx. Shipping Wt., 6', 8' or 10' deep convectors. 1.3 lbs. sq. ft. Approx. Shipping Wt., 4' deep convectors........ ..........1.7 lbs. sq. it. Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Fahmnrv OR 7 o c c rGDruary z.ot / 7 JO Superseding February 18, 1954 Page 14-11 wim nearer* MODINE UNIT HEATERS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE HORIZONTAL TYPE Models V-540 through V-2540 are circular. Models V-155 through V-385 are square. The Modine condenser is constructed as an integral unit of steam-carrying passages. There are no screwed or ex panded joints--no gaskets or bolts to weaken its structure. Tubes, headers, inlet and outlet connections are brazed into a rugged, pressure-resisting unit. Fins are mechanically bonded to tubes with lead alloy. The condenser design together with patented center location of supply and return connections permit Horizontal delivery units to be suspended directly from the supply line without the use of hanger rods or other supports. Built-in velocity generator on Horizontal units distribute air stream evenly over face of condenser--peak velocities are reduced. Safety fan guard offers constant protection from the hazard of an exposed fan. It is made of steel rod and securely mounted to the casing at four points. Motors are of the continuous-duty, totally enclosed type designed especially for propeller fan unit heater applica tion. Rubber mounted, they transmit no vibration noises to casings. Casings and sheet metal parts are Bonderized and finished in beige-gray baked-on enamel. Recessed adjustable louvers are correctly curved for control of air delivery--friction device firmly hold louvers in desired position, eliminating rattling. Vertical units are available with a wide range of deflectors to meet varying heat, air delivery, mounting height and lo cation demands. Horizontal Type Vertical Types Page 14-12 February 28, 1955 Superseding February 18, 1954 DIMENSIONS Modal Number Overall Dimensions, Inches A (Square) B C H-75 H-100 H-160 H-245 H-345 12% 12% 17% 22 22 12 12 16% 21 21 14% 14% 19 24 24 H-455 H-575 H-720 H-S60 H-1170 27% 27% 30% 30% * 22% 23% 23% 24% 25% 29% 29% 32% 32% 36% Casing Height, 34%'; Casing Width, 29'. Medal Overall Dimensions, Indies Number D Without Cone-Jet With Cona-Jat E tV-155 fV-320 tV-385 9% 14% 17% Sq. 12% 18 27% Sq. 12% 18% 27% Sq. V-540 V-605 V-8I0 V-870 V-1020 8% 8% 11% 11% 14% 13% 34% 13% 34% 16% 34% 16% 34% 19% 34% V-1130 V-1370 V-1600 V-2060 V-2540 14% 15% 15% 20% 21 19% 21% 23 27% 27% 34% 43% 43% 43% 51% fThese models have square casings. For Copacifie* and Price*, refer to page M*) 3. Price* are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES we shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Unit Six* Number 25 or 25W 40 or 40W 55 or 55W 75 or 75W 100 or 100W 125 or 1J5W 150 or 150W 175 or 175W 200 or 200W 250 or 2SOW 300 or 300W WESTINGHOUSE STURTEVANT SPEEDHEATERS Motor Data H.P. 1/100 1/50 1/20 1/20 1/12 1/6 1/6 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/3 rpm. 1000 1000 1000 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 1140 860 860 Cfm. at 70 398 700 979 1336 1580 2050 2550 3060 3620 4180 5200 DESIGN 14, HORIZONTAL OuHtt STEAM CAPACITIES 60 Entering Air 2 Pounds Steam Velocity 431 526 590 638 690 696 772 Btv. per Hr. 25,800 41,500 57,000 76,000 100,500 125,500 150,700 E.D.R. Sq. Ft. 109 173 238 317 419 523 628 Final Air Tnp. F. 119.7 114.5 113.5 112.3 118.5 116.3 114.4 836 176,600 736 113.0 894 200,700 837 111.0 781 251,000 1045 115.2 838 300,500 1252 113.2 HOT WATER CAPACITIES 60 Entering Air 180 Entering Water Water Rato O.P.M. Btv. per Hr. Final Air Temp. F. 4.5 17,800 101.2 6.0 28,650 97.8 6.0 37,600 95.4 6.5 48,200 93.3 8.5 58,300 94.0 9.0 74,000 93.3 10.9 90,800 92.8 10.9 102,400 90.9 12.7 119,100 90.3 14.5 143,000 91.5 16.3 176,000 91.2 Approx. Shpg. Wt. Pounds 40 50 70 95 155 175 190 220 260 330 360 Design 14, Horizontal Size Number Overall Dimensions, Inches ABc 25 or 25W 40 or 40W 55 or 55W 75 or 75W 20 16 17 23 18 18 35 20 22 26 22 24 100 or 100W 27 26 25 125 or 125W 31 26 27 150 or I50W 33 27 27 175 or 175W 34 28 28 200 or 20OW 36 29 28 250 or 250W 39 35 34 300 or 300W 41 37 35 Allow 23^r for capacitor extension beyond motor on units from size 75--200 and on balance. Ditifln 12, Downblast Six# Overall Dimensions,Inches Number AB D40 or D40W 055 or D55W D75 or D75W DlOO or DIOOW D125 or D125W 21 27 29 32 32 16 16 16 17 17 D150 or D150W D175 or D175W D20O or D20OW 32 37 37 18 18 20 D250 or D250W 0300 or D300W D350 or D350W D400 or D400W 42 44 52 S3 20 22 19 20 Size Number D40 or D40W D55 or D55W D75 or D75W DlOO or DIOOW D125 or D125W 0150 or D150W D175 or D175W D200 or D200W 0250 or D250W D30O or D300W 0350 or D350W D400 or D400W Motor Data H.P. rpm. % 1725 Ye 1725 lA 1725 H 1725 H 1725 H 1140 H 1140 H 1140 % 1140 A 1140 % 1140 K 1140 Cfm. at 70 695 1010 1300 1735 1740 2090 2440 2830 3540 4250 4980 5800 DESIGN 12, DOWNBLAST Outtet STEAM CAPACITIES 60 Entering Air 2 Pounds Steam HOT WATER CAPACITIES 60 Entering Air ISO' Entering Water V.Iodty Btu. per Hr. E.D.R. Final Air Walor Rato Sq. Ft. Temp. F. G.P.M. Btv. per Hr. Final Air Temp. F. 1230 40,000 167 113 2.72 25,000 91.0 1380 55,000 229 110 3.62 36,000 92.2 1650 75,000 312 113 5.43 48,000 91.6 1900 100,000 417 113 7.24 65,000 92.0 1240 125,000 520 126 8.15 77,000 96.8 1304 150,000 625 126 10.9 1440 175,000 730 126 10.9 1545 200,000 833 125 14.5 93,000 108,000 130,000 97.0 96.8 98.5 1605 250,000 1040 125 16.3 1750 300,000 1250 125 21.7 1885 350,000 1460 125 21.7 2040 400,000 1665 123 29.0 155,000 180,000 215,000 260,000 96.5 95.3 96.2 97.4 Approx. Shpg. Wt. Pounds 95 110 125 160 185 205 240 265 330 360 395 415 Low Temperature, Textile Mill and Dairy Types are also available in certain sizes and styles; refer to your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler for data. Prices ore subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. June 16 1 954 ,. -- / ,0 otlpCTSeding cCOrucry io, lyD-r Page 14-17 Gas Fired Unit Heaters CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE GAS FIRED UNIT HEATERS For Natural, Mixed, Manufactured, Liquefied Petroleum or Liquefied Petroleum Air Gases --Construction Features-- Heating Element--Venturi type for maximum efficiency, continuously welded throughout. Burners--Multi-port, cast iron; permits uniform, efficient combustion over a wide range of gas input fluctuations. Manifold--Rigidly bolted direct to heating element, assur ing exact alignment between burners and orifices. Draft Hood--Internal type, integrally welded to heating element; assures dependable, leakproof performance. 4-UH-50 Fan Motor--Rubber mounted, provides adequate air flow over wide range of current variations; has extra large bear ings with improved lubrication. Fan--Highly efficient low speed propeller type, dynami cally balanced to reduce vibration and minimize noise. Fan Switch--Delays fan cut-in until heating element is up to temperature; prolongs fan operation after main burner shut-down; eliminates cold starts and removes all available heat. Limit Switch--Safety device limits discharge air temperature to safe levels; shuts off main burners in case unit overheats for any reason. Hangers--Standard I.P.S. thread, securely attached to heating element; permits free expansion of all parts on temperature rise. Casing--Grey hammertone finish with rounded corners. Cut-Open View When ordering specify: 1. Model number of heater. 2. Type of Controls. 3. Type of gas--Natural, Mixed, Manufactured, Propane, Butane or L.P. air. 4. Btu. value of gas. 5. Specific gravity of gas. 6. Altitude if more than 2,000 feet above sea level. RATINGS, CAPACITIES AND PRICES--*AII Prices are F.O.B. Tyler, Texas Heater Ratings Bfu/Hr. E.D.R. Square Air Delivery Motor Fan Hooter with Controls Listed *Prie,with D-2 *Prle, with Shpg.Wt. Number Input Output F..I cfm. H.P. R.P.M. or D-4 Controls D-3 Controls Pounds 4-UH-50 50,000 40,000 167 600 1/80 1000 $227.84 $240.64 140 4-UH-75 75,000 60,000 250 900 1/40 1000 263.80 281.60 205 4-UH-lOO 100,000 80,000 333 1200 1/20 1000 309.76 322.56 225 4-UH-125 125,000 100,000 416 1500 1/12 1140 345.60 358.40 265 4-UH-150 150,000 120,000 500 1800 1/8 4-UH-175 175,000 140,000 580 2100 1/6 4-UH-200 200,000 160,000 664 2300 1/6 4-UH-225 225,000 180,000 746 2500 1/6 1140 1140 1140 1140 381.44 422.40 463.36 504.32 394.24 435.20 476.16 517.12 285 320 370 405 Ratings are approved for altitudes to 2,000 feet; for elevations above 2,000 feet, reduce ratings 4% for each 1,000 feet above sea level. Heater Number 4-UH-50 4-UH-75 4-UH-100 4-UH-125 4-UH-150 4-UH-175 4-UH-200 4-UH-225 Page 14-18 CRANE Unit Heaters are avail able with the following controls; D-4 Controls For Natural, Mixed or Manufactured Gases Automatic pilot; magnetic diaphragm valve; gas pressure regulator. D-2 Controls For liquefied Petroleum Gas Thermocouple type automatic pilot; lOO17^ shut-off valve; magnetic diaphragm valve. D-3 Controls For Liquefied Petroleum Air Gas Thermocouple type automatic pilot; 100-?, shut-off valve; magnetic diaphragm valve; gas pressure regulator. A l6Hs 18% 21% 21 % 24% 27% 24? i >71, B 15*16 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 25'5i6 25% c 23% 31% 30% 32*8 33 33% 38 38i,6 D 21% 27 27 32 32 32 36 36 DIMENSIONS, INCHES (Dia.) FGH J K 12% 2% 10% 22,6 14% 1 h 13% 2% 17% 1% 13% 2% 17% 1% 13% 3% 4 5 5 6 20% 1% 13% 3% 23% 1?4 13% 3*16 20% 1% 17% 3% 23% 1*4 16> 3% 7 7 8 8 Natural R or Mixed H% % lA U% l% l% l% in lH Gas Inlet Sire, inches Manufachired Liq. Pet. Gas % XA lA H %% %H %% HH i !2 l% Uq. Pet. Air % Lq J4 % H i l l February 28, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices ore subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Brass Radiator Valvos and MARSH ROUGH BRASS RADIATOR VALVES For Steam Flat Disc Cone Disc Packless Type PRICES, EACH Size Inches H % No. 1126 Angle Female No. 1226 Globe $4.66 $5.42 7.32 8.52 and Male No. 1141 No. 1241 Angle Globe 6.44 7.48 8.20 9.50 Outlet No. 1137 Angle No. 1237 Globe 4.66 5.42 6.66 7.74 i $6.42 10.10 8.88 11.20 6.42 9.18 U4 $8.06 12.68 11.14 14.10 8.06 11.52 ia $10.58 16.64 14.62 18.50 10.58 15.12 For Hot Water Packless Type No. 1126 and No. 1226: Heavy globe No. 1126 Angle No. 1141 Angle seat, flat disc valves No. 1226 Globe No. 1241 Globe with rising stem. Swivel type disc holder is equipped with upper seal. The valves may be repacked under pressure. No. 1141 and No. 1241: Re-enforced packless type valves with non-rising stem and bevel cone No. 1137 Angle disc seat. The stem and bonnet con No. 1237 Globe struction, and molded packing retained by a stainless steel coil spring combine to prevent leakage around the stem. No. 1137 and No. 1237: Neat, compact valves of the re enforced packless type. Valves are regularly drilled through the diaphragm to prevent freezing. HAMMOND ROUGH BRASS RADIATOR VALVES AND UNION ELBOWS For Steam Composition Disc Size Female Inlet and Male PRICES, EACH Inches A H No. 100 Angle $3.22 $3.66 No. 102 Gate No. 200 Angle 8.74 10.14 2.48 2.94 No. 300 Elbow 1.30 1.60 1 $4.54 11.94 3.66 2.18 i*\x4 $5.58 15.04 4.70 2.94 m $7.04 19.74 3.94 Outlet When ordering Gate Valves, specify iffor hot water service. For Hot Water No. 100 Angle The No. 100 Valve for steam can also be used for vapor service. The No. 200 Valve is recommended for gravity hot water heating installations only. No. 200 Angle No. 300 Radiator Union Elbow No. 102 Gate Valve (not ill.): Recommended for hot water, steam, or vapor heating systems. Especially suitable for use with unit heaters. Ideal for general shut-off valve service. HAMMOND ROUGH BRASS CIRCULATOR VALVES AND BALANCING FITTINGS For Forced Hot Water Heating Systems Size Anglo Volvo* No. 204, Female Thread No. 201, Sweat Conn. With Male Union Outlet PRICES, EACH Inches Angle Valves No. 201, with sweat connection No. 204, with female thread $2.88 2.88 Straight Valves No. 202, with sweat connection No. 205, with female thread 2.88 2.88 Balancing No. 301, with female thread Elbows No. 303, with sweat connection 2.30 2.30 Balancing No. 304, with sweat connection Straightways No. 305, with female thread 2.30 2.30 No. 302, Union Elbow with sweat connection 1.30 8-inch sizes have a male union. tCoOCtoO Aei- 14 2.88 2.88 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 1.60 4 $3.52 3.52 3.52 3.52 2.74 2.74 2.74 2.74 2.18 i $5.14 5.14 5.14 5.14 4.34 4.34 4.34 4.34 4.34 Balancing Elbows No. 301, Female Thread No. 303, Sweat Conn. Valves: A quarter turn of the handle opens these valves smoothly and quietly. The angle valve provides a "nearly tight" shut-off when closed and full flow when opened. The straight type valves are particularly suited for use with concealed or convector type radiators. Fittings: Balancing elbows require no orifices or adaptors; adjust Straight Volvo* able while system is operating. Straightways are used with con No. 205, Female Thread cealed or convector type radiators. The union elbow can be used No. 202, Sweat Conn. on copper tubing gravity jobs. Union Elbow No, 302 Balancing Strdlghtway* No. 304, Sweat Conn. No. 305, Female Threat Prices are sub/ocf fo change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.SJL his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28 1955 . r r, oUpCfSCdlTlg July in-o I/J- Page 17-3 Venting Valves / HOT WATER AIR VALVES CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE TACO-VENT AIR VALVE 17-52 Loose Key Air Valve Made from Jjg-inch brass rod stock. Hexagon body. 17-53 Wood Wheel Air V'alve Made from Jfg-inch brass rod stock. Hexagon body. Mushroom type handle. 17-54 Coin Slot Air Valve For new type radiators. Sets almost flush with radiator. 17-55 Convector Radiator Air Valve For concealed radiators and convectors. Three tubing lengths available. PRICES Number Prices 17-52 17-53 17-54 Per dozen Per dozen Per dozen $2.54* 3.06 2.40 |17-55 Yi Tube--15' long Ye Tube--21' long Ye Tube--35' long Each Each Each 1.44 1.54 1.69 Loom Keys Per dozen .to `Price of 17-52 Valves includes two Keys with each dozen valves. (When ordering 17-55 Valves, specify length of tubing desired. Above valves have a y$r straight shank connection. Taco-Vent Air Valve An automatic, self-venting hot water valve ideal for use on con vectors, radiators, or radiant base boards. The completely automatic operation eliminates the need for key, coin, or screwdriver adjust ments. The Taco-Vent keeps radiation free of air at all times. Easy to install. Saves fuel. Provides greater heat ing comfort. Has y% straight shank connection. Price, Each................$2.20 HOFFMAN VENTING VALVES Air Valves For All Automatic or Hand-Fired Systems Main Vent Air Valves For All Automatic or Hand-Fired Systems These valves have a Ye straight shank connection. No. 1A Adjustable Port No. 40 Non-Adjustable Single Port No. 70A Non-Adjustable Single Port Fast venting action of these valves clears the system of air, even at low pressures. They are not intended for vacuum service. The No. 1A Valve, of the open vent type, has six adjustable vent ports. Provides proportional venting for various size radiators and for radiators at varied distances from the boiler. The No. 70A Valve complies with Federal Specifications WW-V-151 for Type 1 Non-Adjustable Valves. No. 4A No. 75 For Medium Systems No. 75A For Large Systems Main Vent Valves have a male and Yf female straight shank, connection. To relieve air from mains of one or two-pipe steam systems. Float equipped. Nos. 75 and 75A Valves are alike except for venting capacity. No. 4 Quick Vent Air Valve (not illustrated): For venting small steam mains. Does not have a float; install at least 18 inches above boiler water line or at a point where no water is encountered. Vacuum Valve For Hand or Stoker-Fired Systems PRICES OF HOFFMAN VALVES Valves Each Air Valves No. 1A $4.92 No. 40 1.96 No. 70A 3.72 Main Vent Air Valves Vacuum Valve No. 4 No. 4A No. 75 No. 75A No. 2A 6.88 5.52 13.40 13.5t 8.64 Main Vent No. 16A 8.76 Vacuum Valves No. 76 18.24 No. 76A 20.22 For one-pipe steam systems. Provides quicker, more sustained heat. Double air-locked; a check in the vent port starts the vacuum, a snap-action dia phragm raises the float to maintain the vacuum. Six adjustable vent ports provide proportional venting. Main Vent Vacuum Valves For Hand or Stoker-Fired Vacuum Steam Systems No. 16A These valves have a jk female straight shai These valves relieve air from mains of one-pipe vacuum systems and prevent its return. Nonadjustable port and double air-lock feature. A float seals the port when water surges into the valve. Nos. 76 and 76A are alike except for their venting capacity. Page 17-4 April 15, 1952 Superseding January 16, 1951 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES aie shown for the Dealer'* convenience m determining his net cost. They art not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Contents--Soction WATER HEATING EQUIPMENT Water Heaters--Tanks--Range Boilers and Fittings Page AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS CRANE, Champion, Keystone,Marvel andSuperior............................................... 18-2 CRANE, Glass-Lined, Champion andKeystone....................................................... 18-3 CRANE-MONEL............................................................................................................ 18-3 CRANE, Royal............................................................................................................... 18-4 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS CRANE, Selectric, Round........................................................................................... CRANE, Selectric, Table Top.................................................................................... National, Round......................................................................................................... National, Table Top, Kitchen Booster and Wash Basin.................................... 18-4 18-5 18-5 18-6 AUTOMATIC OIL-BURNING WATER HEATERS * CRANE............................................................................................................................ 18-7 AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER ACCESSORIES BASMOR, Tank Lifeguard........................................................................................... 18-13 ELNO Rustoppers...........................................................................................................18-13 BOILER ACCESSORIES Circulating Fittings..................................................................................................... 18-9 Clean-A-Coil Valve...................................................................................................... 18-12 CRANE Relief Valves....................................................................................................18-13 Indirect Heaters........................................................ 18-10 SHOKSTOP Sealed Air Chambers..............................................................................18-14 Tank and Heater Units............... :........................................................................... 18-11 Tankless Heaters.......................................................................................................... 18-10 Thermochek......................................................................................................................18-11 Watermixer..................................................................................................................... 18-11 COAL FIRED HOT WATER SUPPLY HEATERS AMERICAN, Red Top, Cast iron................................................................................ 18-8 Tabasco, Steel.............................................................................................................. 18-8 FIREPOT HEATERS AND FURNACE COILS Sizzler, Furnace Coils................................................................................................. 18-14 Rich-Fin, Firepot Water Heaters............................................................................... 18-14 RANGE BOILERS AND ACCESSORIES........................................................................... 18-9 SIDE ARM GAS WATER HEATERS................................................................................. 18-7 TANKS, HOT WATER STORAGE..................................................................................... 18-12 Prices ore subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES ire shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Page 1 8-1 Gas Wafer Heaters CRANE AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS With Galvanized Steel Tanks CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE A.G.A. Approved Tank Lifeguard Magnesium Rod can bo factory installed on any model Keystone heater at no ex* tra cost. Avail able on all other heaters at extra charge-- see table below for price. CRANE Marvel CRANE Champion CRANE Keystone CRANE Superior 3 Year Guarantee Pfan 5 Year Guarantee P/an 10 Year Guarantee Plan 10 Year Guarantee Plan A fine, high quality line of Automatic Gas Water Heaters, ruggedly constructed. They have a cold rolled steel outer jacket with Lustrous white baked enamel finish and a baked black enamel heavy steel footed base or pedestal base, as Marvel: A low-priced dependable heater with heavy galvanized steel tank. Equipped with Unitrol "B" thermostat. Carries a 3 year guar antee plan. Champion: A good, quality heater with heavy galvanized steel tank. Priced just above the Marvel. Equipped with Unitrol "B" thermostat. illustrated. Carries a 5 year guarantee plan. Marvel and Champion heaters have safe-lighting thermostat with elec Thick Fiberglas insulation--non-settling, moisture-proof, tro-magnetic safety pilot. Shuts off main burner if pilot flame is extin guished. Gas cannot flow to main burner while pilot is being lighted. and vermin-proof--completely encases the sides, top and combustion chamber walls. A draft hood (not illustrated) is furnished with each heater. Cold water inlet tube is removable (right side for Pacific Coast). For liquefied petroleum gas (including LP-Air), Champion and Marvel heaters are equipped with Unitrol "102" thermostat at extra cost. Keystone: A high quality heater at a moderate price. Has extra heavygalvanized steel tank, two full inches of Fiberglas insulation, and the well-known Unitrol "102" control. Superior: An outstanding leader in style and value. Double extra heavy- Equipped with a super heat conductor located in the flue way. It efficiently conducts burned gases to side of flue, driving heat into the water. galvanized steel tank, two full inches of Fiberglas insulation, concealed Unitrol A Control, and pedestal base. In addition. Superiors have the patented, fuel-saving Mini-Miser. Cold air enters at top and flows only when needed for combustion, preventing chilling Sue drafts when All heaters have new drilled-port, silent blue flame burner, designed for efficiency and economy. burner is off. Superior with Unitrol A and Keystone vvith Unitrol "102" have 100% Safety Control. Shuts off ALL gas if pilot flame is extinguished. No extra charge on Superior and Keystone when ordered for LP gas. Name Marvel Champion Keystone Model Capacity No. M20 M30 M40 C20 C30 C40 K20 K30 K30R K40 K40R 530 S45 Gallons 20 30 40 20 30 40 20 30 30 40 40 30 45 *Prices are F.O.B. La Porte, Indiana and include Federal Excise Tax `Price Each $102.08 118.66 143.52 122.96 139.52 158.88 168.00 182.72 188.60 201.92 207.78 210.00 254.94 Btu Input Rating 21,000 t30,000 t30,000 21,000 130,000 t30,000 21,000 28,000 32,500 28,000 32,500 30,000 40.000 Recovery Gal. per Hr. 60 Riie 29.4 42 42 100 Rite 17.6 25.2 25.2 29.4 42 42 17.6 25.2 25.2 29.4 39.2 45.5 39.2 45.5 42 56 17.6 23.5 27.3 23.5 27.3 25.2 33.6 Overall Casing Height Diameter 50 65 65% 50 65 65% 64)4 58% 58% 5914 5994 60% 66i 16% 16% 18% 16% 16% 18% 16% 20% 20% 22% 22% 209-'s 22% Dimensions, Inches Water Connections Site C. to C. To Floor % 8 4594 % 8 60% % 8% 60% H 8 4594 % 8 60% H 894 60% % 8 62% H 814 56 % 89i 56 % 8l4 57% U 84 57% % 8V2 57 % 8% 6i% Gas Conn. 14 Vi A 4 1\242 % 14 14 >4 4 A 4 Shpg. Hue Wt. Dia. Lbs. 3 125 3 155 3 185 3 130 3 160 3 190 3 156 3 206 3 206 3 237 3 237 3 224 3 296 Extras For Unitrol "102" Thermostat 100% shut-off, required on Champion and Marvel Heaters for liquefied petroleum gas............ `Add $8.28 For Pilot Gas Filter on Champion and Marvel Heaters (required by Eastern Utilities on manufactured gas)............................ *Add 2.08 For one 2-inch Clean-out available on Superior and Keystone Heaters only................................................................................. `Add 7.76 For factory installed Tank Lifeguard Magnesium Rod on any Model. (Keystone, no extra charge)............................................`Add 7,36 For separate magnesium rods (subject to excise tax only when ordered factory installed) and for temperature-pressure relief valves, see page 18-13. tWhen the Champion and Marvel Models 30 and 40 are used on L-P gas, the input rating is 28,000 B.T.U. and the recovery is39.2gallons per hour at 60 rise and23.3gallons per hour at 100 rise. Page 1 8-2 February 28, J 955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES axe shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS With Glass-Lined Tank The Crane Champion and Keystone Glass-Lined water heaters have a glasslined steel tank which resists rust and corrosion and provides lasting service. They are ruggedly constructed and have a cold rolled steel outer jacket with lustrous white baked enamel finish and a baked black enamel heavy steel footed base. Thick Fiberglas insulation--non-settling, moisture-proof and vermin-proof--completely encases the sides, top and combustion chamber walls. A draft hood (not illustrated) is furnished with both heaters. Cold water inlet tube is removable (right side for Pacific Coast). These heaters have a new drilled-port, silent blue flame burner designed for efficiency and economy. They are equipped with a super heat conductor lo cated in the flue way. This efficiently conducts burned gases to side of flue, driving heat into the water. The Champion and Keystone Glass-Lined heaters have the Unitrol "102" safe-lighting thermostat. This 100% safety control shuts off ALL gas if pilot flame is extinguished. Easy accessibility for adjustment. Tank Lifeguard Magnesium Rod is regularly furnished on above heaters. These heaters can be furnished for use with LP gas when ordered, at no extra charge. Gas Water Heaters' CRANE Champion 10 Year Guarantee Plan *Prices are F.O.B. La Porte, Indiana and include Federal Excise Tax CRANE Keystone J 0 Year Guarantee Plan Namt Modal Capacity Pries Bhi Input Recovery Gal. par Hr. Ovaralf Casing Dimansions, fnchas Watar Connections Gas No. Gallons Each Raring 60 Rlss 100 RIt H.lght Dlamatar Slzs C. to C. To Floor Conn. vlats*Unt(l CG20 CG30 CG40 20 $140.90 21,000 29.4 17.6 50 1696 96 8 4596 96 30 163.02 30,000 42 25.2 65 169-6 96 8 6096 96 40 193.40 30,000 42 25.2 659-6 189-6 96 896 6096 6 KG20 20 184.24 21,000 29.4 17.6 64M 1696 96 8 6296 96 KG30 30 206.28 28,000 39.2 23.5 5896 2096 96 SlA 56 96 KG30R 30 212.20 32,500 45.5 27.3 5896 209-6 *4 896 56 96 KG40 40 243.14 28,000 39.2 23.5 5996' 2296 96 896 57% 96 KG40R 40 249.04 32,500 45.5 27.3 2296 a 896 5796 96 NOTE: Keystone Models KG30R and KG40R include gas pressure regulator to operate heaters for higher input rating requirements. Rue Dia. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Wt. Lbs. 130 160 190 156 206 206 237 237 CRANE-MONEL AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS with Ten Year Protection Plan The Crane-Monel water heaters have a solid Monel tank. Monel is a highnickel alloy, made of nickel and copper--corrosion and rust resistant--with stands high temperatures--assures life-long trouble-free service. All heaters have safe lighting; thermo-magnetic safety pilot designed to shut off flow of gas to main and pilot burners if pilot flame is extinguished. Thick fiberglas blanket insulation surrounds tank, combustion chamber and heat-way. Outer jacket and main top are of cold-rolled heavy gauge steel with a baked white porcelite finish. Precision-drilled raised port blue flame burner, custom sized for correct gas specification. Stainless steel pilot burner positively positioned. Fixed gas orifice, factory sized and drilled for rated heat-input. Full-view thermo stat control at front of heater--finger tip selection of temperatures up to 180 degrees. Automatic gas pressure regulator is furnished on all heaters except models for LP gas. Sanlmastsr models have two hot water outlets; one provides 180 water, the otnanniimmnacstraerr other 140. Two--to. n, e r-ncTxn to gray porcelite finish. CMST60-50 ASME relief valve in- CMST80-80 eluded. Standard and Laundry- maitsr can be equipped with DuoTemp feature providing both 180 and 125 water at same time, at extra cost. Standard CM21-23 CM30-30 Laundrymaster CM30-36 CM42-42 Nama .. Laundry* master Sani* master Model No. CM21-23 CM30-30 CM30-36 CM42-42 CMST60-50 CMSTSO-80 Capacity Pries Gallons 21 30 30 42 60 80 Each $240.00 307.50 330.00 435.00 600.00 675.00 *AII prices include Federal Excise Tax Bhi Input Rating 27,500 35,750 42,900 50,000 60.000 95,200 Recovery Gal. per Hr. Overall 100 Rits Hslght 23 6096 30 6516 36 6496 42 6796 50 6696 80 7596 Casing Diameter 1696 18 2096 2296 2696 2696 Dimensions, Inches Water Connections Size C. to C. To Floor 9-6 33h 4796 96 3696 52 96 3596 5196 96 3796 5396 l 3496 5196 1 3796 5696 Gas Conn. l '2 >4 '4 H 9-6 Prices are subject lo change wffhouf notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Hue Dia. . Shpg. . Wt. ` Lbs. 3 , 153 3 I 199 3 ; 212 4 1 275 4 ! 385 5 , 454 Page 1 8-3 wo* ana eieciric water Heaters CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CRANE ROYAL AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS The Crane Royal are rugged, powerful heaters, ideal for restaurants, hospitals, schools, industrial plants, apart ment houses, and unusually large homes. Tested and ap proved by the American Gas Association Inc., Labora tories. One year guarantee plan on commerical installations; five year plan on domestic installations. They have a heavy duty galvanized steel tank, cast iron drilled-port burner, instant action thermostat, built-in Electro-magnetic safety gas control which shuts off both the pilot and the main burner if pilot is extinguished, heavy Fiberglas insulation, Gas Pressure Regulator, a big cleanout, and (not illustrated) a draft hood including a flue collector on the Models R 75 and R 85. The baked enamel sheet steel outer casing is white with black trim. On the Models R 75 and R 85, the water inlet is on the side with the outlet on top; the draft hood and flue also are on the side and can be turned to face in any quarter. The use of an auxiliary storage tank is recommended. Royal Heaters are available for use with liquefied petroleum gas when so specified, without extra charge. CRANE Royal Model R 55f CRANE Royal Models R 75 and R 85 *Prices are F.O.B. LaPorte, Indiana Model Gal. No. Cap. `Price Each Add for Tank Life Guard Ratings and Recovery Natural, Mfg. or Mixed Gas Liquefied Petroleum Gas B.T.U. Gallons per Hour B.T.U. Gallons per Hour Input 60 80 100 120 Input 60 80 100 120 Rise Rise Rise Rise Rise Rise Rise Rise Dimensions, in Inches Over- Dia. Size of all of Connections Ht. Casing Water Gas Flue Shpg. Wt. Lbs. Each K 55 55 $384.56 $12.56 50,000 70.0 52.5 42.0 35.0 46,000 64.5 48.0 38.6 32.0 72 It 75 75 489.82 14.02 100,000 140.0 105.0 84.0 70.0 87,000 122.0 91.0 73.0 61.0 ny2 25 27 1 4 369 2 X 6 549 R 85 85 560.00 15.52 150,000 210.0 157.5 126.0 105.0 125,000 175.0 131.0 105.0 87.0 JM . 27 2 X 6 606 fModel R531 fumlehed with UnllrolA 100% Safely Control. For separate magnesium rods not factory installed and for relief valves, see page 18-13. CRANE SELECTRIC AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Model A--10 Year Guarantee Plan Model B--5 Year Guarantee Plan These water heaters, approved by Underwriters' Laboratories, have double extra heavy galvanized steel tank, white baked enamel steel outer jacket, thick Fiberglas insulation, hot water heat trap, cold water inlet baffle, and drain cock with handy hose connection. AH water connections are The heating elements are completely immersed in water for maximum efficiency and economy. A dependable Selectric Thermostat automatically and accurately maintains any desired water temperature between 100 and 190. Both Model A and B heaters are furnished in Type "S" with single element, Type "D" with double elements and single throw thermostats, and Type "T" with double elements and interlocking thermostats (single and double throw). No extra charge for double throw thermostats. These heaters are standard 230-volt AC. No extra charge if heaters for 115-volt AC are specified. Heaters for DC also are available without extra charge, but these require a relay for each thermo stat, and the relays are not furnished. No extra charge for special wattage elements. Model A 10 Year Guarantee Plan Model B 5 Year Guarantee Plan NOTE: Woffoger shown above Trices are F.O.B. La Porte, Indiana and include Federal Excise Tax Tank Typs **Sn--Singls Elsmsnt Types MD" or aT"--Doubts Elsmsnt Shpg. Model A Model B Wattags, Modsl A Model B Watfagss Wl. Cap. Gals, 20 30 Six# No. E20S E30S *Prics Each $145.90 152.96 Size No. EB20S EB30S Pries Each $122.30 128.94 Lowsr Elsmsnt 1500 1500 Size No. E20D or T E30D or T Pries Each $160.60 170.66 Size No. EB20D or T EB30D orT Pries Lowsr Each Etsmsnt $137.04 600 146.60 600 Uppsr Elsmsnt 1000 1000 Lbe. 133 159 40 E40S 172,50 EB40S 145.16 2000 E40D or T 190.48 EB40D orT 158.40 750 1250 183 52 ES2S 184.22 EBS2S 163.58 2500 E52D orT 201.88 EB52D or T 178.30 1000 1500 221 66 E66S 224.96 EB66S 198.22 3000 E66D or T 239.68 EB66D or T 212.94 1250 2000 270 80 E80S 245.96 EB80S 228.42 100 EIOOS 331.58 EB100S 303.58 3000 3000 E80D or T 257.74 EB80D orT 235.76 E100D orT 349.28 EB100D orT 321.24 1500 2000 2500 3000 371 445 For factory installed Magnesium Rod on Modal B heaters Add *$11.64; optional at no extra charge on Modal A. For separate tank lifeguard magnesium rods not factory installed and for relief valves, see page 18-13. are those generally considered standard. However, local utility wattage specifications should be checked and followed. Page 18-4 February 28, 1955 Superseding September 16, 1954 Prices ore jub/ect to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining ms net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE - Electric Water Heater# ; CRANE SELECTRIC AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Table Top Model A--10 Year Guarantee This Table Top Heater has the same high quality features and rugged construction as the Round Model A Crane Selectric Heaters. See page 18-4 for description of elements, thermo stats, voltage, optional equipment, features, etc. These heaters are made in 30 or 40 gallon sizes and are designed for modern kitchens. They are counter height--36" to top of table, 40" to top of wall protector back, 25" deep, and 24" wide-- finished in lustrous white baked enamel jacket with white porcelain enamel table work top. Steel base is enameled black with recessed toe space. *Prices are F.O.B. LaPorte, Indiana and include Federal Excise Tax Model ET 30S, with single 1500 VV. lower element (shpg. wt. 200 lbs.)....................................... `Each $104.22 Modal ET 40S, with single 2000 W. lower element (shpg. wt. 235 lbs.)..................................... `Each 198.94 Modal ET 30D, with 600 W. lower and 1000 W. upper elements (shpg. wt. 205 lbs.)......................`Each 198.94 Modal ET 30T, with 600 W. lower and 1000 W. upper elements (shpg. wt. 205 lbs.)......................`Each 198.94 Modal ET 40D, with 750 W. lower and 1250 W. upper elements (shpg. wt. 240 lbs.)...................... `Each 213.70 Modal ET 40T, with 750 W. lower and 1250 W. upper elements (shpg. wt. 240 lbs.)...................... `Each 213.70 For factory installed Tank Lifeguard Magnesium Rod........................................................... No extra charge. Note: V/attages shown above are those generally considered standard. Local utilities wattage specification should be checked and followed. NATIONAL AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS All National Electric Water Heaters, approved by Underwriters' Labora tories, have identical operating mechanisms. They have patented "snap action" thermostats which are non-corrosive, long lasting, and readily removable; factory set at 150 F., the temperature control dial is adjust able from 100 to 185 F. Fast recovery 100% immersion-type elements are used, consisting of a series of heat conducting ceramic insulators through which is woven high quality chromium-nickel resistance wire; they can be replaced in a few minutes without draining the tank, an exclusive advantage. Each heater has a steel jacket with white baked enamel finish, a one-piece heat trap, a cold water baffle, and thoroughly packed insulation, averaging 334' in thickness. Tanks in steel tank heaters are galvanized inside and out, and all tanks are tested to 300 pounds hydrostatic pressure--127.5 pounds maximum working pressure. Extra Heavy Heaters have an extra heavy steel tank and a black round apron base. Doublex Heaters have a double extra heavy steel tank with a black round apron base. Puredure Heaters, also made with the round apron base, have a non-corrosive silicon bronze tank. All heaters have inlet and 34" outlet except the 15 KW models which have 134" inlet and outlet. Extra Heavy Heater Five Year Guarantee The last two numerals of the size number indicate the tank capacity in gallons. The heaters are standard 220-volt AC. When ordering, specify wattage of heating elements for both single and double (upper and lower) element heaters as well as thermostat requirements, single or double throw (interlocking). Doublex Heater Ten Year Guarantee Extra Heavy Heaters Doublex Heaters Single Element Double Element Single Element Double Element Size Price Size Price Size Price Size Price No. Each Mo. Each Mo. Each No. Each ER-8 -- -- -- ER-20 AR-20 -- -- ER-30 AR-30 ERXX-30 ARXX-30 ER-40 AR-40 ERXX-40 ARXX-40 ER-52 AR-52 ERXX-52 ARXX-52 ER-66 AR-66 ERXX-66 ARXX-66 ER-82 ER-lOO AR-82 AR-TOO ERXX-82 ERXX-100 ARXX-82 ARxx-100 ER-lOO (15KW) ER-120 -- AR-120 ERXX-100 (I5KW) ERxx-120 -- ARXX-120 Puredure Heaters `Heating Elements Single Element Double Element Maximum Size Shpg.Wt. Over Lbs. Each Size Mo. Price Each Size No. Price Each Single Double Upper Lower all Ex. XX Inches Hy. -- -- 1000W -- -- 16^x30 80 _ -- -- 2000W 1500W 1500W 22^x36 170 210 -- __ 3000W 1500W 1500W 20^x601 200 250 -- ARP-40 3000W 2000W 2000W 22{4x60 220 295 _ ARP-52 3000W 2000W 2000W 24!2x60 270 300 -- ARP-66 3000W 2250W 2250W 24>-jx72 330 337 ERP-82 ERP-lOO ARP-82 ARP-100 4500W 4500W 2250W 261ox72{ 400 45U sooow 5000W 2500W 28!ix77 450 500 -- -- 15000 w - -- 28!2x77 450 500 ERP-120 ARP-120 5000W SOOOW 2500W 30?ox77 500 550 Prices on a p p lica tio n Prices on a p p lica tio n Prices on a p p lica tio n Prices on a p p lica tio n -----------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Prices on a p p lic a tio n 1___________________________l Prices on a p p lic a tio n electric utilities and specify element wattages according to local rate Sizes: When shipped from Logansport, Indiana t22! >x45"', {281 -.x651 _>'. requirements. Magnesium Anode furnished when specified in Doublex Heaters without extra charge; nominal extra charge in Extra Heavy Heaters. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U-S.A. LhiIsSTnePt RcoICstE. SThareeyshaorewnnofot rinthteenDdeedaletro's ceosntavbelnisiehnctehein rdeetateilrmpinricineg. February 28, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Page 1 8-5 Electric Wafer Heaters CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE NATIONAL AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS All Xational Electric Water Heaters are safe, clean, modern, economical, and automatic. All have identical operating mechanisms, and all have two important, exclusive features: patented '`snap action" thermostats and 100% immersiontype heating elements. Thermostats have extra large, long lasting contacts of special silver alloy; they snap on and off--there is no arcing to burn out points. Thermostats are submerged in the water in thermal-sensitive copper wells and are easily removed with out draining the tank. The immersion-type heating elements effect an almost in stantaneous transfer of heat, since the element fits snugly into a heavy seamless copper well which is submerged in the water. Heating takes place by convection, conduction, and radiation; and expansion and contraction of the copper keeps the well free of efficiency robbing scale. Table Top Models The Table Top Models provide extra work space and a spotless top for all counter in stallations. The top is made in one piece with a backsplasher--can also be furnished without top. Heaters are of white CrystalCote finish which is impervious to acids and food stains. The finish will not chip or crack, and is easily cleaned with a damp cloth. The heaters have black base with recessed toe space, white baked enamel steel jacket, a heat trap to prevent circulation when no water is being drawn, a cold water baffle, 3Y* of insulation, and sturdy, durable tanks, tested with 300 pounds hydrostatic pressure and recommended for a maximum of 127.5 pounds working pressure. Steel tanks are galvanized inside and out. The size of the inlet is %", outlet Y"- Table Top Models are made with three kinds of tanks, with single or double heating elements, the same as the Round Models listed on the preceding page. Extra Heavy Heaters have an extra heavy steel tank; Doublex Heaters have a double "extra heavy steel tank; and Glasteel Heaters have a rust-proof, glass coating fused onto the inner surface of the steel tank. Slit Extra Heavy Catalog Number of Heater Doublex `Maximum Capacities of Heating Bement* Overall Size, Indie* Shipping Weight, Pounds Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Double Bement Extra Gallon* Bement Bement Bement Bement Bement Bement Bement Upper lower Width Height Depth Heovy DoobUx Giasteel 20 ET-20 -- -- -- -- -- 2000W -- ----- 19!^ 36 25 170 -- 30 ET-30 AT-30 ETXX-30 ATXX-30 ET Gt-30 ATGt-30 3000W 2000W 2000V.' 21V? 36 25 225 255 43 ET-43 AT-43 ETXX-43 ATXX-43 ET 01-43 ATOL-43 3000W 2000W 2000W 23V? 36 25 255 275 52 ET-52 AT-52 ETXX-52 ATXX-52 ETCH-52 ATGt-52 4000W 2500W 2500W 26 36 25 300 300 -- 230 260 280 'Wattages shown are those usually considered standard. Check with local utilities and specify element wattages according to their requirements. Kitchen Booster Extremely hot water is necessary for sanitary, efficient operation of an automatic dishwasher. This 8-gallon Kitchen Booster is factory adjusted to provide enough extra hot water for two complete cycles of a dishwasher. The water is piped directly to the dishwasher but not to the hot water faucets, thus eliminating the possi bility of scalds. It is made to build-in alongside a sink ' or dishwasher; has a handy 11" by 7" soap drawer in the upper half. The heater is 9" wide by 36" high by 25" deep, and has a single 2000 W. "heating element*. The inlet and outlet are }/" size, and the approximate shipping weight is 120 pounds. Size No. ET-8-KB Prices on application. Wash Basin Special The Wash Basin Special is designed for use in service stations, cabins, offices, barber shops, and other places where the demand for hot water is small but where its availability is de sirable. Of lJ4-gallon capacity, the over-all size is only 9Y," by 16", small enough to mount directly underneath the lavatory or wash basin, as illus trated. Made for either 110 or 220-volts AC; 110-volt heaters can be plugged into a wall socket, but the 220-volt must be wired to a 220-volt terminal box. The heater has a single 750 watt heating element*, and the shipping weight is 30 pounds; it has Yt inlet and outlet connections. The tank is extra heavy steel, galvanized inside and out. Size No. ER-1 Vi Prices on application. *Elements furnished as required by the electric utility without extra charge but must not exceed the maximum capacity specified above. Where required by the utility, no extra charge is made for interlocking thermostats. The last two numerals of the size number indicate the tank capacity in gallons. The heaters are standard 220-volt AC. When ordering, specify wattage of heating elements for both single and double (upper and lower) element heaters as well as thermostat requirements. Magnesium Anode furnished when specified in Doublex Heaters without extra charge; a nominal extra charge is made when Magnesium Anode is specified in other steel tank heaters. Page 18-6 February 28, 1955 Superseding December 8, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Oil Burning and Gas Fired Water Heaters CRANE AUTOMATIC OIL-BURNING WATER HEATERS A remarkably compact unit, providing plenty of hot water, automatically and economically. For domestic hot water, this Crane heater requires no separate storage tank for the average household's requirements. The 150 unit, for example, carries a reserve of 25 gallons of hot water always ready for use . . . will re-heat another 25 gallons in 10 minutes, or will furnish a continuous flow of 153 gallons an hour at 100 rise. The adjustable firing head is designed to deliver maximum heat efficiently. Through positive control of primary and secondary air, it provides excellent fuel and air mixture to obtain clean, complete combustion from all types of home heating oils. This Heater is completely modern in design, is unusually compact to permit installation where space is limited, and is attractive in appearance. The inner shell permits fast heating; it is hot dip galvanized inside and out for long life and freedom from rust. Water heater shell, insulation, boiler jacket and combustion chamber are completely assembled; burner and controls are packed separately. Standard electrical equipment is for 110 volts 60 cycle A.C. Maximum operating pressure is 90 pounds. RATINGS, DIMENSIONS AND PRICES --*AII Prices are F.O.fe. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Heater Number Price AW-100 AW-150 AW-200 CRW-lOO CRW-150 CRW-200 Each $814.48 918.24 1048.00 790.90 894.64 1024.40 Bu-ner M del A CR Nozzle Size and Angle .85-80 1.25-80 1.5 -60 .85-80 1.25-80 1.5 -60 Performance and Capacity Gallons per Hour 80 100 Rise Rise 125 104 200 153 250 198 125 104 200 153 250 198 B.T.U. Output 86,000 127,000 165,000 86,000 127,000 165,000 Heating Surface Sq. ft. 1816 28 38 ISA 28 38 Dimensions, Inches Gallons Boiler Storage Capacity 16 25 33 16 25 33 Over-all Height x Width x Length 35x28x4016 35x28x50J6 35x28x6016 35x28x401-6 35x28x5016 35x28x6016 Size of Inlets & Outlets 2 Each 1J6 2 2 1.4 2 2 Stack Dia. 8 8 8 8 8 8 Shipping Weight Pounds Each 665 865 1065 670 870 1070 Prices include burner, draft regulator, stackswitch, aquastat, thermometer, nozzle and miscellaneous assembly parts. For Oil Pressure Gauge... ..................................... oadd $$33..7700 For No. 2A-700 Fuel Oil Filter.................. , add 8.42 For 2-stage Fuel Pump on Oil Burner.................... oadd 9.96 Cast Iron Jacket Type Model No. Steel Jacket Heaters Cast Iron Heaters S-20U S-24U S-25U S-30U 20U 24U 2SU 30 U 50 70 HOTSTREAM GAS FIRED SIDE ARM WATER HEATERS These heaters have a double copper coil; a A Thermo-Couple Automatic Pilot (not il drilled Bunsen-type blue-flame cast iron lustrated) should always be used on liquefied burner; a cast iron mixing chamber; and a petroleum gas installations. If the gas supply brass gas valve. They are ruggedly con to the heater is interrupted, or if the pilot structed. All flues on the models listed in flame is extinguished, the Thermo-Couple the table below are 3". will automatically cut off the gas supply to the heater. The Model "S" Heater has a steel jacket which is fully insulated with Fiberglas. It Triple coil and heavy duty large volume has a black baked enamel top and base and heaters also are available; consult your an aluminum finished shell. Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. Extra for or !" Thermo-Couple Automatic Pilot for liquefied petroleum gas, *Price Each......... $23.12 tFor manufactured gas, input rating is 30,000 B.T.U. and recovery capacity is 42 gallons per hour; in ..11 other cases, the figures in these two columns apply to both natural and manufactured gas. *Prtces are F.O.B. Cleveland, Ohio and include Federal Excise Tax With Unions Without Unions Specifications Price, Each, F.O.B. Cleveland, O. With With Galv. Brass Unions Unions $35.42 $36.58 41.44 42.62 45.38 46.56 48.32 49.50 35.42 36.58 41.44 42.62 45.38 46.56 48.32 -- -- 49.50 49.50 52.58 Shpg. Wt. Lbs. Each 22 26 29 31 31 43 45 46 47 48 Model No. $-20 S-24 S-25 S-30 20 24 Price Each F.O.B. Cleveland, Ohio $32.64 38.72 42.62 45.54 32.64 38.72 Shpg. Wt. Lbs. Each 21 25 28 30 30 42 Total Height of Jacket Inches 17 20 22!6 221-4 17A4 2016 2316 23J6 2316 23J6 Size Water Connection Union Direct Inches 4 H H 4 4 4 4 4 4 H Inches m 14 Hi 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 Length of Coil Feet 134 16 17 20 134 16 17 20 20 22 Input Capacity Tank Rating Gallons Size 1000 per B.T.U. Hour Gallons 60 Rise Capacity 22 30.8 30 23.5 32.9 5U 25 35 30-40 25 35 30-'2 20 28 oU 25 35 30-40 25f 35t 30-40 25 35 40-52 25 35 40-52 25 35 40-52 Prices ore sub/ecf to change w/fhouf notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding November 17, 1950 Page 1 8-7 Coal Fired Hot Water Supply Heaters COAL FIRED HOT WATER SUPPLY HEATERS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE American Red-Top--Cast Iron with Steel Jacket These American Red-Top Boilers have ample heating surfaces to furnish a constant supply of domestic hot water at a minimum operating cost. Boilers are ruggedly constructed and have a heavy steel jacket surrounding the fire pot. The heavy-duty, cast iron fire pots are lined with fire-brick and have single bar grates for all solid fuels. Boilers are designed and constructed to withstand 300 lbs. pressure in accordance with A.S.M.E. standards. For most satisfactory operation, use an automatic damper regulator with every installation. Nos. 800 and 1400 10* Boiler Heater Number S00 1400 2100 2750 `Prices, Each F.O.B. Medina, Ohio $42.00 52.00 S2.00 102.00 i Nos. 2100 and 2750 CAPACITIES, DIMENSIONS AND PRICES--*AII prices are F.O.B. Medina, Ohio 12' Boiler Capacities In Gallons per Hour Total Grate Depth inlet & 100 Rl<* Temperature Rise of Outlet in 3 Hr*. 40 85 100 Height Dia. Fir* Tappings 54 45 21 18 22' 10' 10' 91 76 36 30 25' 10' 13' i' r 129 108 51 43 26' 12' 11' 141 118 55 47 30' 12' 16' 2' 2' All the above boilers have a 6 inch brick lining between the waterpot and grate. Flue Pipe Site 5' 5' 5" 5' Shpg. Wt. Pounds 84 102 140 173 Tabasco--Welded Steel Large capacity; economical to operate. Welded steel construc tion assures liberal strength for high water main pressure. Has improved base and rocking grate, with ample clearance below grates. Large size fixedoor opens wide for man-size scoop shovel, making firing easy. Maximum working pressure is 100 pounds per square inch; tested to 150 pounds hydrostatic pressure. A.S.M.E. Code. Each heater has two flow connections, two returns, and five washout plugs. Draft opening is fitted with balanced flap, con necting to regulator for automatic draft control. Page 1 8-8 CAPACITIES, DIMENSIONS AND PRICES--tAII prices are F.O.B. Kewonee, Illinois Heater t Price Each F.O.B. Kewanee, Illinois Capacity 504 Rise Gallons per Hour Grate Area in Square Feet Total Height Dimensions, in Inches Dia. of Base Size of Flow & Return (2 Each) Size of Five Washout Plugs Dia. of Smoke Outlet Shpg. Wt. Lbs. Each No. 018 $256.00 165 0.96 49^2 19 m I'A 6 430 No. 022 298.00 250 1.25 49H 22 m 1H 6 530 No. 027 410.00 400 2.1 6iy2 26 2 2 8 840 No. 030 532.00 550 3.2 5914 32 214 2 8 1100 No. 032 574.00 700 3.2 67 H 32 2\4 2 8 1270 June 16, 1954 Superseding February 18, 1954 Prices arm subject to change wifhcuf notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE STANDS FOR RANGE BOILERS Ring Stands Made of cast iron. On the two smaller sizes, the height is ad justable; the upright section screws into the base and is secured in position by a lock nut. Size Inches 1^4 14^ 18H 20K 24^ Dia. of Range Boiler Inches 12 14 18 20 24 Height of Stand Inches 131 2 to 16l 2 13ii to 16U 194 194 224 Prices, Each Plain Galv. $7.40 $17.74 8.10 19.44 15.48 37.18 17.24 41.40 23.58 56.60 Shpg. Wt. Lbs. 10 12 26 27 49 Range Boilers; Boiler Accessories GALVANIZED WELDED STEEL RANGE BOILERS Have "universal" tapping--6 openings, for vertical or hori zontal installation. All six openings are tapped for 1" pipe except on the 120-gallon 24 x 60" size which has six l*^" tapped openings. Standard weight range boilers are for 85 pounds maximum working pressure; Extra Heavy weight range boilers, for 106J< pounds. Capacity Size 'Prices . Each Approx. Wt. Standard Extra Heavy Pounds Gallons Inches "Zone I 'Zone 2 "Zone 1 "Zone 2 Std. Ex. Hy. 15 12x30 $29.86 $36.80 $36.00 $44.48 40 49 30 12x60 35.34 44.56 38.94 50.08 71 89 40 14x60 43.06 54.14 49.60 63.12 95 105 66 18x60 83.34 104.40 95.34 118.82 128 176 82 20x60 92.40 115.98 1107.60 134.06 163 194 120 24x60 116.54 145.84 135.86 169.14 206 236 "All pfic.s are F.O.B. factory. Zone 1 prices apply in all States except Washington, Oregon, and California; Zone 2 prices apply in these three Pacific Coast States. Reversible Stands One end supports a 12" diam eter range boiler; the other end, a 14" diameter. Avail able in two heights; made of cast iron. Size No. 7 No. 8 Dia. of Range Boiler Inches 12 or 14 12 or 14 Height of Stand Inches 8 12 Prices, Each Plain Galv. '$2.30 2.92 $5.52 6.98 Shpg. Wt. Lbs. 34 S ASCO Boiler Stands RANGE BOILER DIP TUBE Made of H" O.D. brass tubing with y2' I.P.S. bushing; length 54'. Price, Each ...........$1.82 SPEE-DEE CIRCULATOR An L-shaped piece of copper tubing with a universal type adapter at each end. Makes a better, faster, neater connection between the side arm or tank heater and the range boiler. Adapter for connection to range boiler has 1" male thread; adapter for connection to heater has 3 4." male thread. Long leg of tubing is 37". Price, Each................................. $4.94 It No. 103 l* Top Plato No. 103 No. 104 The Universal type boiler stands have a 3-4 x % I.P.S. malle able iron galvanized tee and painted aluminum finish base. Available with or less top plate as desired. Height 14 inches ..........Each $8.00........... Each 8.60 .......... No. 104 with Top Plato Wt. 6V lbs. Wt. 714 lbs. CRANE CIRCULATING BOILER FITTINGS Malleable Iron--Galvanized Working Pr*ur: 150 pounds wafer, 200 F. No. 586 90 Elbow No. 589 Coupling With Gasket Type Union Fitted with Rubber Gasket No. 586'/) 90 Elbow No. 58914 Coupling With Ground Joint Union Having Brass to Iron Seat For Asbestocel Range Boiler Jackets, see page 17-22 Type No. 586 No. 58614 No. 587 No. 588 No. 589 No. 58914 prices, each Size, Inches ABC '-2X* >xl ABC Lx1 jxl $3.16 $3.46 3.16 3.46 1.74 1.74 1.54 1.54 2.76 3.06 2.76 3.06 ABC IJxKx 1 $3.46 3.46 1.74 1.54 3.06 3.06 Pricer ore rofa/eef to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Page 18-9 Indirect and Tankless Heaters INDIRECT HEATERS CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE These Indirect Heaters can be installed with any steam, vapor, or hot water heating boiler. Used with a storage tank of suitable capacity and equipped with proper elec trical controls, the heater will supply ample hot water Horizontal Tubo Hoator winter and summer. All parts in contact with the domestic water are of copper or bronze. Coils can be easily removed. Available in vertical single and double coil units and in horizontal models where larger capacities are required. SheU working pressures: 15 pounds steam or 30 pounds water Type Sfngl* Coil Hoators OoubU Coil Heater? Horizontal Heater* Heater Number and Size 90 100 120 150 160 200 300 400 500 600 <00 1000 1200 1600 2000 2500 3000 Prices Each $39.22 44.76 52.36 61.44 72.58 <4.46 115.82 143.14 176.54 193.20 232.66 297.90 449.14 480.00 551.80 649.68 899.80 Shipping Weight Pounds 37 38 43 46 61 69 95 93 122 117 141 135 258 300 341 361 390 Capacities--Gallons in 3 Hours Heated from 40 to 140 Boiler Water At 212 200 180 Steam at 1 Lb. Gauge 90 74 55 180 100 82 61 200 120 98 73 : to 150 123 92 300 160 131 98 320 200 164 122 400 300 246 183 600 400 328 244 800 500 410 305 1000 600 492 366 1200 800 656 488 1600 1000 820 610 2000 1200 984 732 2400 1600 1312 976 3200 2000 1640 1220 4000 2500 2050 1525 5000 3000 2460 1830 6000 Dimensions in Inches Over-all Connections Length Width Boiler ! Service 1 Water 19 694 1 2 i 20?4 694 l'-i i 23 694 U4 i 25H 694 1)4 i 1294 10)4 2 i). 1594 10)4 2 U4 20 10)4 2 1'4 24 10J4 2 l!4 27K 10)4 2 H4 26 1394 3 24 29K 1394 3 24 32H 1394 3 21-2 47M 18 4 3 5494 18 4 3 62H im 6 3 71 18% 6 3 81)4 18% 6 3 TANKLESS HEATERS Heater Xo. Prices T-12 T-14 T-16 T-20 T-30 Each $98.18 115.58 124.96 173.82 183.92 Page 18-10 A small heater with unusual capacity. Use where space does not permit the installation of a storage tank or where water conditions would necessitate an expensive copper or other non-ferrous tank. All parts in contact with domestic water are of copper or bronze. A Watermixer and a temperature regulating valve are recommended on all tankless heater installations. Where the pressure of the cold water supply exceeds 40 pounds, use a pressure reducing valve. Shpg. Wt. Lbs. 73 76 80 106 141 OO OO L Capacities in Gallons Heated from 40 to 140 with Water at 200 Per Per Per Per Hr. Min. Hr. Min. 210 3)4 315 240 4 365 5 6 300 5 450 7h 360 6 540 9 480 8 750 121 4 Heating Surface In Sq. Ft. 12 14 16 20 30 Dimensions In Inches Over-all Connections Length Dia. Boiler Service Water 1494 1494 1494 31% 44% 11% 11% 11% 11% 11% 2'4 >4 2)4 h 2)4 H 2)4 '*4 3 _____Li____ February 28, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.3 A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 100-POUND BRASS GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES 100 POUNDS STEAM - 150 POUNDS WATER - DOMESTIC GAS SERVICE With Composition Disc - Wheel Handle or LockshieId Brass Globe and Angle Valves BRONZE GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES For Liquefied Petroleum Gases 400 POUNDS 150 F. LP-gases, light oils, volatile fluids, or air With Composition Disc .50 ;cur.as ccib sr -ct water (maximum tencerature, 2X r. ) and fcr acrestic cas service. Mien so ordered valves can pe fur nished with No. 10 Disc suitable for 100 pounds saturated steam. 100-P0UND BRASS GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES 100 POUNDS STEAM - 150 POUNDS WATER, OIL OR GAS No. 130 GLOBE Cross Section No. 130 Globe No. 130 and 131 valves have oeen approved by /de-wr'te'3' Laboratories, Inc. for efficient handling of aM ..--gases a: pressures up to 250 pounds. Sizes 2" ana smaller nave a union bonnet; sizes 2z" and 5" have a bolted bonnet. 125-POUND BRASS GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES 125 POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL OR GAS Number Size, Inches 1240 GLOBE, With Wheel I2HI ANGLE, With Wheel 1210 GLOBE, With Lockshield I2HI ANGLE, With Lockshield Add for key 1250 GLOBE 1251 ANGLE 1 GL0EE 2 ANGLE 130 GLCdE 131 ANGLE PRICES. EACH 1/6 1/4 1/2 3M 1 la I2 2 2k *2 CO **. (*\ $ 4.36 $ 4.36 $ 4.58 $ 6.04 $ 8.12 $11.44 $14.56 $19.96 $31.20 - 4.36 - - 4.36 5.40 5.40 4.58 5.62 5.62 6.04 7.48 7.48 8.12 10.20 10.20 11.44 14.36 14.36 14.56 18.10 18.10 19.96 - 31.20 - - - - - i - - 2.76 2.76 2.76 2.76 3.32 3.32 - -- - _ - 4.26 5.40 7.08 9.78 12.68 17.88 26.42 - - _ 4.26 5.40 7.08 9.78 12.68 17.88 26.42 - - 4.54 4.54 5.18 7.34 9.72 13.40 17.28 24.40 37.80 $55.08 $ 82.08 4.54 4.54 5.18 7.34 9.72 13.40 17.28 24.40 37.80 55.08 82.08 . - 8.10 9.94 12.96 17.28 23.76 32.40 38.88 64.80 1 18.80 168.48 - 8.10 9.94 12.96 17.28 23.76 32.40 38.88 64.80 118.80 168.48 For Composition Discs, refer to Page 19-6. Keys for Lockshield Valves, refer to Page 19-9. p-mted -n U S A LIST PRICES are shown for the Oealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. March 1, 1955 Superseding Hay 7, 1953 Page 19-3 Brass Globe and Angle Valves; Composition Discs CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 150-POUND BRASS GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES ISO POUNDS STEAM - 300 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL OR GAS Sizes 2" and smaller have union bonnet; Sizes 2-1/2" and 3" have bolted bonnet ft e/ Plug Type Disc No. 7 GLOBE Cross Section The Ho. 7 valves a 2 regularly equipped with a No. I Cranite Disc, suitable for steam or hot water up to 300 F. Valves ordered for cold water, ai r, gas, oil, or gasoline are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. On hot water under 200 F., especially for frequent operation or easy seating, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. I. Number, Size, Inches 7 7 i*4p 16* P GLOBE ANGLE GLOBE ANGLE PRICE.EACH 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 1 li la 2 2i $ 7.12 $ 7.12 $ 8.86 $11.24 $15.56 $ 21.16 $ 28.94 $ 36.08 $ 58.32 $105.84 $149.04 7.12 7.12 8.86 11.24 15.56 21.16 28.94 36.08 58.32 I0i.84 149.04 11.66 11.66 It.18 16.42 20.52 27.00 38.44 51.84 75.60 136.08 203.04 11.66 11.66 14.43 16.42 20.52 27.00 38.44 51.84 75.60 136.08 203.04 No. 1 CRANITE No. 4 CRANITE No. 6 COMPOSITION COMPOSITION Mo. I Cranite Discs - made of a specially formulated composit:on consisting of a synthetic base, with as bestos and other ingredients. For 150 pounds steam, 366 F. maximum *150 pounds hot mater, 366 F. maximum "300 pounds hot mater, 300 F. maximum Mo. 4 Cranite Discs - laminated, consisting of a synthetic base with spirally wound fibre asbestos and other ingredients. They are suitably cured to provide a hard disc for high temperature, yet they seat with minimum effort. For 300 pounds steam, 450 F maximum *600 pounds hot mater, 420 F. maximum `The No. 1 and No. 4 Discs are suitable for hot uoter under 200 F., only when used in globe or angle valves; homever, mhen such valves are operated fre quently or must seat easily, and the temperature does not exceed 200 F., the No. 6 Discs are recommended. Mo. 6 Discs - made of a specially formulated com position consisting of a synthetic base, with other ingredients. They are soft enough to make a tight seat on ai r or gas, yet sufficiently stiff and re sistant to withstand hot water, and the wear and tear of repeated operation. For 300 pounds hot mater, 200 F. maximum 600 pounds cold mater 600 pounds air, gas, oil or gasoline, 1500 F. maximum. (Also for propane and butane mhen Used in Undermriters' approved valves.) No. 10 and 12 Discs - made from homogeneous com pounds with synthetic bases; they are not inter changeable with No. 1, No. 4, and No. 6 Discs as they are slightly smaller in size. No. 10, No. 12, 100 pounds steam, 338 F, maximum 150 pounds water, 200 F. maximum, and domestic gas service. Number S:ze, Inches 1 Cranite 4 Cranite 6 10 12 COMPOS ITI OH DISC PRICES, PER 100 PIECES OO <T\ 1/8 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 la I2 2 2* 5 $39.90 $39.90 $40.36 $41.04 $50.16 $ 52.44 $ 71.82 $ 30.06 $128.82 $168.72 $408.12 114.00 114.00 129.96 129.96 148.20 186.96 271.32 376.20 579.12 761.52 1073.88 39.90 39.90 40.36 41.04 50.16 52.44 71.82 90.96 128.82 168.72 408.12 15.96 15.96 18.24 13.24 23.94 30.78 43.32 55.86 86.64 - - 15.96 15.96 18.24 18.24 23.94 30.78 43.32 55.86 86.64 - - ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHARGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Page 19-4 March 1, 1955 Superseding Hay 7. 1953 LI ST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed m U. S. A. CRANE DEALER Brass Check Valves PRICE SERVICE--------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100-POUND BRASS LIFT CHECK VALVES 100 POUNDS STEAM - ISO POUNDS WATER DOMESTIC GAS SERVICE With Composition Disc 100 POUNDS STEAM - ISO POUNDS WATER, OIL, OR GAS Wi th Brass Disc No. 1246 Cross Section No. 1246 Horizontal No. 1256 Horizontal No. 1256 Cross Section Ho. 1246 valves are regularly furnished with a No. 12 Composition Oise suitable for 150 pounds cold or hot water (maximum temperature, 200 F.) and for domestic gas service. When so ordered, the valves will be furnished with a No. 10 Pise suitable for 100 pounds saturated steam. 125-POUND BRASS LIFT CHECK VALVES 12S POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL OR GAS 125-POUND BRASS SWING CHECK VALVES 125 POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER No. 20 Cross Section No. 20 Hori zontal No. 24 Vertical No. 24 Cross Section Note: The No. 24 Vertical Check Vulves are designed to operate on upward flow only and should always be installed with the in let end down. 150-POUND BRASS LIFT CHECK VALVES 150 POUNDS STEAM - 300 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS On No. 34 and 34i valves, sizes up to 21', the disc is integral with the hinge as 3shown in the cross sections; on 24 and - i nch brass disc valves, the disc swivels on the hinge. No. 27 Cross Section No. 27 Horizontal No. 31 Horizontal The Ho. 27 valves are regularly furnished with a No. I Granite Oise suitable for steam or for hot water from 200 to 300 F. when ordered for hot water up to 200 F., cold water, air, gas, gasoline, or oil, they are fur nished with a no. 6 Disc. BRONZE LIFT CHECK VALVES For Liquefied Petroleum Gases 400 POL'NLS 150 F. LP-gases, light oils, volatile fluids, or air where the Ho. 3 1 check valves in sizes sma'Ier than 4-inch are required, the No. 20 Horizontal Lift Check Valves are recommended; they have a ball disc. PRICE, EACH yNo. 132 valves have beer approved o toe vrit-ers1 Laboratories, Inc. for landing 3* * * Lr-gases at pressures up to 50 counas. 00 *<*. Numoer Size, 'rches 1/8 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 li li 2 2s 5 20 24 27 31 34 34? 1246 1256 $ 4.54 _ _ _ 4.36 .. $ 4.54 5.62 6.48 _ _ 4.36 - $ 4.96 6.04 7.34 _ 8.20 10.80 4.58 4.26 $ 6.92 8.42 8.86 9.72 9.28 12.10 5.82 5.40 $ 9,28 10.16 12.32 13.40 10.58 14.04 7.70 7.08 $12.10 13.40 17.28 18.58 14.04 18.36 10.20 9.36 $15.56 16.20 24.84 28.08 17.28 22.46 12.68 11.86 $20.08 22.24 31.76 _ 20.96 27.22 17.48 15.60 $29.80 $49.68 32.84 51.84 47.52 90.72 _- 31.76^ 51.84 38.88 - 26.00 - 22.88 - $73.44 77.76 129.60 _ 77.76 - - 1 ji _ _LJ-2- 8.10 9.72 13.50 19.00 27.22 34.56 bi .84 Price! ore tubjeef to change without notice. - 1 Pnoiod in U S A LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. Thev are not intended to establish the retail price. March 1, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 Page 19-5 Brass Gate Valves 200-P0UND BRONZE GATE VALVES 200 POUNDS STEAM, 500F. 400 POINDS, NON-SHOCK COLD MATED, OIL, GAS, VOLATILE ELI IDS, OH AIR CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 125-POUND BRASS GATE VALVES 125 POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR CAS Rising Stem Solid or Double Hedge Discs Vo. 422 Cross Sectlcn No. 422 or No. 423 Cross Section integral Sects Vo. 423 Renewable Seats Ho. 422 valves nave Been approved By Underwriters' Labora tories, Inc. for efficient handling of all LP-gases at pres sures up to 250 pounds. No. 422 and 423 valves in sizes 2" and smaller have a union bonnet; sizes 2i" and 3" have a bolted bonnet. 100-POUND BRASS GATE VALVES 100 pounds steam 150 pounds water, oil, or gas Non-Rising Stem Hedge Disc 125-POUND BRASS GATE VALVES No. 428 Cross Section Sol i d Di sc No. 428 Or No. 430 No. 430 Cross 3e:t'; Oojole Disc 125 POUNDS STEAM - 200 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS No. 410 PRICE, EACH OD Numoer S:ze, Inches 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 mo 428 430 H38 th Wheel 438 A1 tn Locksn i el a Add for key 440 Wi th Wheel 440 With Lockshield Add for key 422 423 $ 6.24 9.28 9.72 9.28 - - 8.42 - _ 13.18 17.28 $ 6.24 9.28 9.72 9.28 - _ 8.42 - _ 13.18 17.28 $ 7.28 10.80 11.24 10.80 13.40 2.76 9.72 12.32 3.32 15.76 20.08 $ 8.52 12.74 13.40 12.74 15.98 3.32 11.44 14.68 3.32 18.80 24.40 $10.20 15.12 15.98 15.12 19.00 3.32 13.60 17.28 3.32 26.14 33.48 Keys for Lockshield Valves, -efer to Page 19-9. U Is 2 2s 3 $13.72 20.30 21.38 20.30 25.28 4.42 18.36 23.32 4.42 33.48 43.20 $17.48 25.92 27.22 25.92 32.40 4.42 23.32 29.80 4.42 41.90 54.00 $24.96 36.72 40.40 36.72 45.36 4.42 33.04 41.68 4.42 64.80 79.92 $ 59.62 65.66 59.62 _ 53.56 - 123.12 140.40 $ 88.56 97.20 88.56 _ _ 70.92 - _ 166.32 207.36 Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 19-6 March 1, 1955 Superseding May 7, 1953 LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience m determimng his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed m U S A, CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Contents - Section 20 FITTINGS - HANGERS - PIPE - TUBING Page BOLTS, MACHINE.......................................................................................... 20-17 BUSH IN6S Brass....................................................................................................... 20-19 Cast Iron.............................................................................................20-12 CLAMPS Pipe Welding.....................................................................................20-32 COUPLINGS Steel Pipe..........................................................................................20-13 F ITTINGS Flanged, Cast Iron.............................................20-15 to 20-17 Nu-Rail, Aluminum Alloy........................................................ 20-22 Bailing, Malleable Iron............................. '........................ 20-21 Screwed, Brass......................................................... 20-18 to 20-20 Screwed, Cast Iron..................................................20-7 to 20-10 Screwed, Malleable Iron..................................... 20-3 to 20-6 Solder Joint, WroughtCopper........................20-23 to 20-25 FLANGES Blind, Cast Iron.......................................................................... 20-17 Brass, Floor.....................................................................................20-19 Cast Iron, Floor.......................................................................... 20-17 NIPPLES Red Brass.............................................................................................20-20 Wrought Steel.................................................................................. 20-11 PIPE Copper.................................................................................................... 20-30 Red Brass............................................................................................ 20-30 Steel....................................................................................................... 20-31 PIPE HANGERS AND SUPPORTS.....................................20-26 to 20-28 PIPE WELDING CLAMPS AND MARKERS..............................................20-32 PLUGS Brass....................................................................................................... 20-19 I ron..........................................................................................................20-12 RAILING FITTINGS Brass, Floor Flanges................................................................ 20-19 Cast Iron, Floor Flanges......................................................20-17 Malleable Iron, Adjustable................................................ 20-21 Malleable Iren, Ball Pattern........................................... 20-21 Malleable Iron, Floor Flanges.........................................20-17 Nu-Rail, Aluminum Alloy........................................................ 20-22 TUBE Copper Water, Types K, L, M.............................................20-29 UNI0NS Brass....................................................................................................... 20-20 Cast Iron, Flange........................................................................20-14 Elbows, Malleable Iron........................................... 20-13,20-14 Gasket Type, Screwed................................................................20-14 Malleable Iron................................................................ 20-13,20-14 Rail road............................................................................................... 20-14 Tees, Malleable Iron................................................................ 20-13 Printed in U.S.A. February 28, 1955 Superseding Oct. 10, 1949 Page 2 0-1 ( CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Steel Pipe Couplings) Malleable Iron Unions and Union Elbows STEEL PIPE COUPLINGS PRICES, EACH STANDARD Right Hand STANDARD Right 4 Left EXTRA HEAVY RECESSED Right Hand The "hreads of Standard Right Hand Couplings in sizes 2-inch and smaller and l/8-inch Extra Heavy Couplings are straight tapped. All other couplings listed here are taper tapped. Right and Left Couplings are knurled on the end having the left hand thread. Standard Extra Heavy 1 Size Recessed Not Recessed 1 1nches Riqht Hand Riqht & Left Riqht Hand Riqht Hand Riqht 8 _eft ; B) ack Gal v. Black | Ga! v. Bl ack Gal v. 81 ack Ga 1 v. Black 3a' v. 1 '8 $ .12 $ .18 _ $ .48 $ .60 $ .48 $ .60 _ +------------- - 'JA .16 .22 $ .36 $ .42 .68 .76 .68 .76 - 3-'8 ___ J8. .24 .38 .44 -74 .80 .74 .80 1/2 .26 .30 .54 .64 .96 1.16 .96 1.16 $ .96 SI .22 3/4 .38 .46 .66 .76! 1 .20 1 .38 1.20 1.38 1.38 1 1.68- 1 .54 .64 .90 1 .02, 1 .80 1 .98 1.80 1.98 2.00 2.42 1> UJ. .66 .80 1 .04 1 .I81 1 .86 2.14 1 .86 2.14 2.181 2.66 li .88 1.04 1 .24 1 .40| 2.02 2.32 2.02 2.32 2.44 2.88 2 2i 1.32 1.64 2.08 2.48 3.00 - 2.38! 3.42 1 5.60 4.22 6.64 3.42 4.22 5.60 6.64 3.78 4.56 _ 3 3.64 4.42 - - 6.66 7.76 6.66 7.76 _ 35 5.36 6.62 - 8.88 10.50 8.88 10.50 " 4 6.68 7.82 1 10.06 11.76 10.06 __1_1_._7_6_ L - -, For Malleable Iron Coup lings, refer to Page 20-5. 150-POUND MALLEABLE IRON UNIONS AND UNION FITTINGS 150 POUNDS STEAM - 300 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, GAS, OR GASOLINE Ground Joint - Air Tasted Brass to Iron Seat or All-Iron Seat No. 1282 90 ELBOW Female Union Brass to Iron Seat No. 1283 90 ELBOW Ma'e union Brass to Iron Seat *V " No. 1281 UNION Male and Female Brass to Iron Seat No. 1284 TEE Female Union on Run Brass to Iron Seat No. 1285 TEE Male Union on Run Brass to Iron Seat Size, Inches N o 128O2 Hu* 1281 i-------------------------- fi O i Z.O 4 Ho. 1283 No. 1284 Black Gal v. B' ack Ga'v. Black Ga'v. B'acr Gal v. Black Gal v. Bl ack Ho. 1285 Es1 a~K Ga iv* m $1.06 1.10 1.30 1.36 1.20 1.26 I .86 2.30 2.04 2.56 2.44 3.08 2.62 " 3.26 $1.06 1.10 1 .30 1.36 1.20 1.26 1 .86 2.30 2.04 2.56 2.44 3.08 2.62 3.26 CO o~\ 1/2 $1.10 1.18 1.36 1.46 1.40 1.48 2.18 2.68 2.56 3.20 2.82 3.52 3.20 3.96 PRICES, EACH 3/4 1 $1.24 1.30 1.54 1.62 1.88 1.98 2.62 3.26 3.46 4.36 3.32 4.16 4.16 5.18 $1.64 1.72 2.00 2.14 2.36 2.48 3.20 4.04 4.16 5.24 3.84 4.80 4.80 6.02 Ik $2.26 2.40 2.78 2.96 3.26 3.44 4.48 ___ 5.5.6__ 5.82 7.36 5.24 6.52 6.60 8.32 3-2 $2.74 2.90 3.36 3.58 3.88 4.03 5.88 7.36 7.42 9.28 6.66 8.32 8.20 10.24 2 22 $3.46 3.62 4.24 4.48 $7.06 7.40 8.68 9.16 5.18 9.32 5.46 8.06 9.66 _ __ LQ..24._, - 10.36 - 12.80 _____ I------ 1 8.96 11 .20 -w 1 1.26 - 14.08 *2 " $11.52 12.18 14.16 15.08 I4.5J 15.34 _ 1 l . " - ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Pi ntCU rt U. S. A LIST PRICES <*ie sho*n fo- Ihe Dealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding Dec, i3f *954 Page 20-13 Malleable Iron Unions and Union Elbows; Flange Unions 150-POUND MALLEABLE IRON UNIONS AND UNION ELBOWS Gasket Type, with Bubber Gasket CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE 150 POUNDS STEAM - 300 POUNDS COLD WATER 150 POUNDS GAS or WATER (220F.) No. 1219 UNION Ferale No. 1259 INSULATED UNION Feral e MALLEABLE IRON RAILROAD UNIONS AND UNION ELBOWS Brass to Iron Seat Ground Joint - Air Tested 250 POUNDS STEAM 500 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL. GAS, OR GASOLINE 200 POUNDS STEAM 400 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, GAS, OR GASOLINE Size, Inches No. 519 No. 519* No. 590 No. 592 No. 1218 No. 1219 No. 1259 No. 1290 Black Gal v. Black Gal v. Black Gal v. Black Gal v. Black Gal v. Black Gal v. B1 ack Gal v. Black Ga 1 v. 1/4 $1.36 1.62 1.56 1.86 2.04 2.52 2.24 2.80 .70 .92 1.20 1.54 1.80 2.22 3/8 $1.36 1.62 1.56 1.86 2.04 2.52 2.24 2.80 .70 .92 1.20 1.54 - 1.80 2.22 1/2 $1.42 1.74 1 .80 2.18 2.38 2.94 2.80 3.50 .76 .98 1 .26 1.68 - 2.14 2.62 No. 590 90 ELBOW Female Union PRICES, EACH 3/4 1 $1.62 1.92 2.42 2.92 2.88 3.58 3.78 4.76 .84 1.10 1.40 1.82 2.94 3.44 2.54 3.20 32.10 2.54 3.04 3.66 3.50 4.42 4.56 5.74 1.10 1.40 1.82 2.38 3.78 4.42 3.12 3.94 1A $2.92 3.54 4.22 5.08 4.90 6.10 6.38 8.06 1.52 1.96 2.52 3.30 5.12 5.88 4.42 5.58 12 $3.54 4.28 5.02 6.02 6.44 8.06 8.12 10.16 1.84 2.38 3.08 4.00 7.08 7.98 5.74 7.14 No. 592 90 ELBOW Male jnion 2 $4.46 5.34 6.70 8.06 8.82 11.20 11.34 14.00 2.32 3.02 3.86 4.98 10.64 11.76 7.88 9.84 2* $ 9.12 10.92 12.02 14.26 _ 4.70 6.16 7.84 10.22 16.00 19.68 ;1 $14.88 17.98 18.92 . 22.84 . _ 7.84 10.16 12.96 ` 16.80 _ - 23.78 29.52 125-POUND CAST IRON FLANGE UNIONS THREE-PART MALLEABLE IRON FLANGE UNIONS 125 POUNDS STEAM H 175 POUNDS COLD WATER OR GAS Gasket Type, with Rubber Gasket 600 POUNDS COLD WATER, OIL, OR GAS 4-inch and smaller- 300 POUNDS STEAM 5-inch and larger - 200 POUNDS STEAM Brass to Iron Seat - Ground Joint 125-POUND FLANGE UNIONPRICES_ EACH FLANGE UNION No. 775 Size, 125-Pound No. 775 'nches 1/2 3/4 1 li li 2 2i 3 32 4 5 B 8 B1 ack $2.78 $3.28 $3.78 $4.42 $5.30 $6.80 $8.56 $10.34 $12.60 $15.12 $17.64 $21.42 $37.80 Ga i v. 5.54 6.56 7.56 8.82 10.58 13.60 17.14 20.66 25.20 30.24 35.28 42.84 75.60 S' ack - 12.88 14.50 16.84 21.06 26.92 35. 10 46.80 53.82 93.60 149.76 219.96 10 _ $432.90 ALL PRICES SU8JECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Page 20-14 December 13, 1954 Superseding Mar. 22, 2954 LIST PRICES are shown for the Oealer's convenience m determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed >n U S A CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Copper Water Tube COPPER WATER TUBE These seamless copper tubes are especially designed for plumbing purposes, underground water services, etc., but are also suitable for copper coil water heaters, fuel oil lines, gas lines, certain industrial piping, etc. They are furnished in three weights: Types K and L, in hard and soft temper, and Type M, in hard temper only. SoftCopperTube:Softcoppertubecanbebentwithoutspecial bending equipment; it is recommended for service where bends must be made in the field, as on concealed replacement work. Hard Copper Tube: Hard copper tube is intended primarily for use in straight lengths. It is not recommended for field bending except when proper bending equipment is used. Service Recommendations: Copper water tube is used for many services, such as for steam, water, air, oil, gas, or similar fluids. On steam installations, the successful application of copper tubes depends not only upon the weight of the tube but also upon the solder used when making joints. The solder must have a melting point high enough to remain unaffected by the temperature of the steam. Type K is recommended for general plumbing and heating systems, and especially for underground use and where conditions are severe; the tube is also used for gas, oil and steam. Type L is recommended for interior use in general plumbing and heating work. Type M is for use with soldered fittings only, for waste, vent, interior drainage, and other non-pressure applications. Standard Stock Lengths Types K, L and M, Hard--20-foot straight lengths Types K and L, Soft --20-foot straight lengths Types K and L, Soft --\x/f and smaller--60-foot coils Dimensions and Weights Nominal Actual Typ.K Type l Typ. M Size Outside Wall Weight Wall Weight Wall Weight Diameter Thickness per Fool Thickness per Foot Thickness per Foot Inches Inches Inches Pounds Inches Pounds Inches Pounds A H 4 4 H i \A m 2 24 3 34 4 5 6 8 10 12 Vs 4 Vs A Vs m iVs 24 24 34 34 44 54 64 84 104 124 .035 049 049 049 (5d5 .065 065 072 .083 .095 .109 .120 .134 .160 .192 .271 .338 .405 .145 .269 .344 .418 .641 .839 1.04 1.36 2.06 2.93 4.00 5.12 6.51 9.67 13.9 25 40... 57.8 .030 .035 .040 .042 045 050 .055 060 .070 .080 .090 .100 .110 .125 .140 .200 .250 .280 .126 .198 285 .362 455 . 655 884 1 14 1 75 2.48 3,33 4.29 5.38 7.61 10.2 19.3 30.1 40.4 025 025 .028 .030 032 035 042 049 058 .065 .072 083 .095 .109 . 122 .170 .212 .254 107 .145 204 263 328 465 682 w 46 1 03 2 68 3.58 4 66 6 66 8 92 16.5 25.6 36 7 Nominal Size Inches PRICES, PER 100 FEET Type K--Hard or Soft Type L--Hard or Soft Under 2,000 2,000 to 10,000 Under 2,000 *2,000 to 10,000 Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Type M---Hard only Under 2,000 2.000 to 10,000 Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds A $25.76 $22.66 $23.70 $20.84 $20.88 $18.36 38 44.76 39.38 34.52 30.36 27.06 23.82 X/f> 56.06 49.32 48.40 42.58 36.68 32.26 Vs 66.68 58.66 58.98 51.90 46.12 40.56 ?4 1 1A 14 2 2>-, 3 34 4 5 6 8 10 12 95.62 119.34 147.94 193.48 285.96 396.60 541.46 693.06 903.72 1409.28 2121.92 3953.82 6704.14 10614.74 84.12 104.98 130.14 170.20 251.56 348.88 476.32 609.68 795.00 1239.74 1866.66 3478.16 5897.64 9337.78 71.02 97.70 131.88 166.14 255.04 361.40 462.28 610.38 765.46 1135.38 1592.34 2946.26 5007.30 7419.28 62.46 85.94 116.00 146.14 224.34 317.92 406.66 536.94 673.38 998.80 1400.78 2591.82 4404.92 6526.74 54.10 73.48 101.74 140.22 217.82 302.86 390.56 521.72 679.14 1016.66 1392.52 2575.88 4258.70 6739.80 47.58 64.64 89.50 123.36 191.62 266.42 343.58 458.96 597.44 894.36 1225.00 2266.00 3746.38 5928.98 *The TOTAL NUMBER OF FEET or the TOTAL NUMBER OF POUNDS on one order (whichever is greater) will determine the basis for pricing. For Copper So/der-Joinf Fittings, refer to Pages 20-23, 20-24 and 20-25. Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. For Brass Solder-Joint Valves, refer to Page 19-21. February 28, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 Page 20-29 Red Brass and Copper Pipe CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE RED BRASS AND COPPER PIPE PRICES, PER 100 FEET (In 1 2-Foot Straight Lengths, Plain Ends) Size Inches l4 }2 1 \\i 1*2 2 2 y2 3 3l/i 4 5 6 8 10 12 RED BRASS PIPE COPPER PIPE Regular Extra Strong Regular Extra Strong Under 2.000 1*2.000 to 10.000 Under 2,000 2.000 to 10.000 Under 2,000 2.000 to 10,000 Under 2,000 2.000 to 10.000 , Feet or Founds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds Feet or Pounds ^ *43.96 71.96 95.62 $38.68 63.32 84.12 $58.44 98.38 126.44 $51.40 86.54 111.24 $43.88 72.34 96.68 $38.60 63.64 85.04 $58.72 98.94 127.78 $51.66 87.04 112.40 134.50 176.48 233.16 118.32 155.24 205.12 192.84 232.08 322.24 169.64 204.16 283.48 136.96 181.58 240.70 120.48 159.74 211.74 193.24 238.86 331.94 170.00 210.12 292.00 334.04 397.52 523.30 293.84 349.70 460.34 430.56 537.10 720.16 378.76 472.48 633.52 345.74 411.28 542.40 304.14 361.80 477.14 444.68 554.12 745.46 391.20 487.46 655.78 760.80 1087.24 1422.56 669.28 956.44 1251.42 1099.92 1473.36 1790.88 967.60 1296.12 1575.44 786.58 1124.64 1465.22 691.96 989.34 1288.96 1137.48 1516.64 1850.82 1000.64 1334.18 1628.16 1663.74 2385.OS 2868.14 1463.58 2098.16 2523.10 2213.96 3502.14 4860.74 T947.62 3080.84 4275.98 1706.06 2444.16 2926.94 1500.82 2150.12 2574.84 2287.98 3575.72 4963.76 2012.74 3145.56 4366.62 4664.48 7424.32 10112.96 4103.34 6531.16 8896.36 7306.22 10035.96 -- 6427.26 8828.62 -- 4767.64 7658.60 10418.10 i 4194.08 6737.28 9164.78 7468.32 10344.10 -- 6569.86 9099.68 -- The TOTAL NUMBER OF FEET or the TOTAL NUMBER OF POUNDS on one order (whichever is greater) will determine the basis for pricing. Pipe Size Inches Vs H 14 34 1 U4 U4 2 m 3 3\4 4 5 6 8 10 12 Standard Dimensions and Weights Outside Diameter Inches 405 540 675 .840 1 050 1.315 1.660 1 900 2.375 2.875 3.500 4.000 4.500 5 562 6.625 8 625 10.750 12 750 Wall Thickness Inches .062 .082 .090 107 .114 126 146 .150 .156 .187 .219 .250 .250 250 .250 312 365 .375 REGULAR Weight, Pounds per Foot Brass Copper .253 .259 .447 .457 .627 .641 .934 1.27 1.78 .955 1.30 1.82 2.63 3.13 4.12 2,69 3 20 4.22 5.99 8.56 11.2 6.12 8.75 11.4 12.7 12.9 15.8 16.2 19.0 19.4 30.9 45.2 55.3 31.6 46.2 56.5 EXTRA STRONG Wall Thickness Inches Weight Pounds per Foot Brass Copper .100 .363 .371 .123 .611 ,625 .127 .829 .847 .149 1.23 .157 1.67 .182 2.46 1.25 1.71 2.51 .194 3.39 .203 4 10 .221 5.67 3.46 4.19 5.80 .280 8.66 .304 11.6 .321 14.1 8.85 11.8 14.4 341 16.9 .375 23.2 .437 32.2 17.3 23.7 32.9 .500 48.4 .500 61.1 ---- 49.5 62.4 -- Slight variations in the above weights must be expected. SPECIAL OPERATIONS Polishing, nickel or chromium plating. Tinning inside, outside or both surfaces. Other special outside surface finishes. Threading one or both ends. Beveling ends to 45. Cutting to lengths shorter than 1 foot (no extra charge for cutting to lengths of 1 foot or over). For Prices of Brass or Copper Pipe with any of the special' operations listed above, refer to your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. For Brass Nipples and Fittings, refer to Pages 20-18, 20-19, and 20-20. Page 20-30 February 28, 1955 Superseding September 28, 1953 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE CAST IRON BATH TRAPS Bath Traps -- Drains with Trap -- Testing Plugs CLIMAX TESTING PLUGS 21-395 PRICES, EACH--TRAP ONLY 21-396 21-395 or 21-396 Price, Each $2.40 Painted $3.84 Galvanized For chr. pi. brass flanged cover with female thread ............. Add $2.40 CAST IRON COMBINATION DRAINS WITH TRAP Spigot Outlet for Soil Pipe--Brass Cleanout Plug Painted All Iron Iron Body, Polished Brass Top Iron Body, Chromium Plated Brass Top w* No. 11, Ratchet No. 17--Double Straight No. 18--Double Reducing Rubbers on double straight plugs fit bore of soil pipe; on double reducing plugs, top rubber fits hub, lower rubber fits bore. Prices are based on pipe sizes. 21-400 21-402 W3 21-403 With Floor Level Cleanout 21-404 With Floor Level Cleanout DIMENSIONS, INCHES Size 2 3 A 21-400 Water Seal 3 Top Diameter m Depth 9 Length 13 K Cleanout iy2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Water Seal 4 4 4 Top Diameter 8 iok 12 21-402 Depth 11 13 15 Length 14K 18 Cleanout \y2 i a m Water Seal 3 Top Diameter 8 21-403 Depth 10 Length Cleanout 2 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- Water Seal 4 4 4 Top Diameter 8 m 12 21-404 Depth 11 13 15 Length Cleanout 14ME 18 21HI 2 1V2 sy2 No. 17 No. 42 Sanitary Tee No. 41, Tee With Water Connection No. 43 Y Branch PRICES, EACH Number Size I * Fainted Inches All Iron "Iron Body- " Iron Bodv Brass Top Chr. PI. Top 21-400 21-402 21-403 21-404 2 1 $ 6.00 3 9.60 3 22.40 4 32.00 2 8.40 ? 10.60 3 24.00 4 35.20 $23.68 25.60 48.64 67.20 26.56 28.16 53.44 75.20 $30.72 32.64 59.20 81.28 33.60 35.20 64.00 89.28 For the above Combination Drams and Trap when ordered with Backwater Valve, *add: $3.40. 3'$8.00, 4" $9.60 **add: T 5.44,3' 8.00,4" 9.60 For Backwater Valve when ordered separately -- not attached to Floor Drains, Price each: 2'$5.44, 3'$8.00, 4" $9.60 PRICES, EACH Size Extra Inches No. 9 No. 11 No. 17 No. 18 No. 41 No. 42 No. 43 Rubbers 1 $2.62 $2.62 -- -- -- -- -- $30 IK 2.62 2.62 -- -- -- -- -- \y2 2.62 2.62 -- -- -- -- -- .30 .30 2 2.62 2.62 $9.24 $14.02 $21.26 $15.70 $10.32 .30 iy2 3.38 3.38 -- -- -- -- -- .64 3 3.38 3.38 14.02 17.56 23.88 20.32 14.64 .64 4 4.62 4.62 17.56 23.40 27.72 26.80 20.32 r i.o2 5 5.86 5.86 23.40 29.10 29.56 33.72 24.80 1.36 6 6.78 6.78 29.10 45.90 48.20 40.50 31.72 1.88 8 12.02 12.02 45.90 58.52 60.84 63.14 48.98 3.38 10 20.02 20.02 58.52 72.54 77.30 89.16 63.14 6.00 Wrench onlv, for use with Nro. 11 1' thru 2 '>' Each$.78 3r` " .84 4'thru 10' - .92 Prices are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding June 16, 1954 Page 21-37 Bock Water Valves and Traps BOOSEY DRAINAGE CONTROL VALVE CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE With Automatic Self Closing Non-Rising Stem Valve and Manually Operated Gate Combined in One Unit 109-1 Outside View Valve body is cast iron with removable top, flush with floor. Spade-shaped gate valve will easily cut through sewage. It is operated by a bronze non-rising stem with removable wheel. Bronze swing check valve operates inwardly with the flow and is a perfectly balanced, rotating disc type valve with iron pipe threaded connection which assures a water tight connection. The offset in the cast iron body provides 2" lip clearance for the swing check valve and prevents floating particles from interfering with proper seating. No pit is required regardless of the sewer depth. This is due to the adjustable extension which can be furnished to meet floor line measurements between 18" and 36". Size Hub B 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 A 8 8 8 8 iom W'A I0A ion Measurement, Inches c6G 14 12 14 12 2 2 14 12 14 12 2 2 16 14M 16 wa 2 2 16 14A 16 14,4 2 2 Price 8hpg. Wt. H Each Pounds 12 $192.00 24 222.00 110 125 12 192.00 24 222.00 110 125 9 285.00 21 315.00 155 186 9 285.00 21 315.00 155 186 WADE BACK WATER VALVES Brass Check Valve Revolving Disc Hub and Spigot Ends These valves are extra heavy cast iron with bolted cover and have 1 Yf tapped bosses, on either side, below the check valve to which down spouts or a hose connection can be attached. This permits flushing out the valve with water. PALMER BACK WATER TRAPS Cast Iron Body--Non-Ferrous Metal Valve--Hub and Spigot Ends 21-413 With Clutch Cover 21-414 With Bolted Cover Size 21-413 or 21-414 Price Wt. Inches Each Lbs 2 $17.34 3 20.94 4 21.60 5 38.80 11 17 26 35 6 43.74 46 8 116.80 75 10 224.00 125 12 304.00 180 21-415 Price Wt. Each Lbs. $28.16 31.68 35.20 63.36 11 17 26 35 70.40 140.80 -- 46 75 ___ -- 21-415 With Hub for Pipe Extension PIPE EXTENSION With Trap Screw For Trap With Hub SEWER VALVE 21-417 Non-Ferrous Metal Size, Inches 4 6 Price, Each $ 8.80 13.20 Size Inches 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 Price Each $36.00 45.00 63.00 108.00 180.00 432.00 540.00 Shpg. Wt, Pounds 30 35 DO 90 125 240 325 21-416(24' longi Trap Spigot Price Size Size Each 4' 6' $38.40 6' -l-i 57.60 Page 21-38 June 16, 1954 Superseding October 8, 1952 STOLTZ BACK WATER VALVE AND DRAIN Manually Operated Cast Iron Body--Brass Plug To caulk into soil pipe hub Size of Soil Pipe Hub Inches Price Each Size of Soil Pipe Hub Inches Price Each 2 $4.92 5 $19.36 3 6.68 6 25.34 4 8.80 8 58.08 Price of Iron Key, . .each 51.06 21-419 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES art shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE HAYS BRASS CURB STOPS inverted Plug--Round Way--Combination Tee and Cap A.W.W.A. Thread Standard Regular Pattern I el IRON PIPE Minneapolis Pattern Curb Stops No. 5000, Stop No. 5001, Stop and Drain No. 5140, Stop COPPER SERVICE No. 5141, Stop and Drain No. 5040, Stop *No. 5041, Stop and Drain Copper Inlet Female I.P. Outlet No. 5045, Stop *No. 5046, Stop and Drain Copper x Copper No. 5150, Stop 'No. 5151, Stop and Drain Copper Inlet Female I.P. Outlet No. 5155, Stop `No. 5156, Stop and Drain Copper x Copper No. 5090, Stop *No. 5091, Stop and Drain Lead Flange Inlet Female I.P. Outlet No. 5095, Stop *No. 5096, Stop and Drain Lead Flange x Lead Flange No. 5160, Stop *No. 5161, Stop and Drain Lead Flange Inlet Female I.P. Outlet No. 5165, Stop *No. 5166, Stop and Drain Lead Flange x Lead Flange Size of Stop Regular Pattern Minneapolis Pattern Prices, Each--F.O.B. Erie, Pa. Approx. Shipping Weight, Lbs. Each Inches 4 4 4 i m m 2 4 H 4 2No. 5000 $5.8 $6.60 $7.76 $11.72 $16.24 $24.98 $42.38 i** 24 2No. 5001 6.18 6.80 8.08 12.16 16.78 25.50 43.02 14 24 2No. 5040 6.66 -- 8.68 13.08 20.12 30.14 48.10 -- 34 2No. 5041 6.86 -- 9.00 13.50 20.66 30.66 48.74 -- 34 No. 5045 No. 5046 8.08 8.30 -- 10.58 15.86 24.68 36.06 61.50 2`i -- 34 -- 10.90 16.28 25.20 36.60 62.14 24 -- 34 No. 5090 No. 5091 7.46 8.70 10.44 15.68 22.12 32.44 53.42 24 3 34 7.68 8.92 10.76 16.12 22.66 32.98 54.06 24 3 34 No. 5095 No. 5096 No. 5140 No. 5141 9.06 10.66 12.70 19.02 9.26 10.88 13.02{ 19.46 6.66 7.36 8.56 12.76 6.86 7.58 8.88 13.08 26.38 26.92 18.08 18.62 39.08 39.62 26.90 27.44 63.02 63.66 45.58 46.22 3 34 44 3 34 44 2 24 3 2 24 3 No. 5150 No. 5151 No. 5155 No. 5156 7.38 7.60 8.80 9.00 -- 9.40 13.98 21.42 33.58 51.94 24 -- 2>\'o -- 9.72 14.40 21.96 34.12 52.58 24 -- 34 -- 11.28 16.76 25.92 39.66 61.78 2*4 -- 4 -- 11.60 17.18 26.46 40.18 62.42 2*4 -- 4 No. 5160 No. 5161 No. 5165 No. 5166 8.26 9.50 11.28 8.48 9.72 11.60 10.68 11.44 13.52 10.90 11.66 13.84 16.78 17.20 20.12 20.54 23.86 24.40 28.50 29.04 34.44 56.74 3 34.96 57.38 3 41.06 h 66.341 34 41 .60 66.98 3*4 34 34 34 34 4 4 5 5 i 44 44 5 5 6 6 54 54 7 7 44 44 54 54 64 64 7 7 8 8 14 7 7 84 84 104 104 8 8 13 13 74 74 10 10 11 11 114 114 13 13 14 104 104 134 134 164 164 114 114 20 20 1034 104 15 15 17 17 18 18 20 20 2 17 17 224 224 28 28 214 214 33 33 174 174 25 25 2834 284 30 30 33 33 Minneapolis Pattern Stops have the following size curb box threads (I.P.i: Size of Stop Inches Curb Box Thread Size Inches 4 ........ H .... ... 4 ... ... l ... 14 ... 14 .... ... 2 ... 14 1*0 14 2 21 ^ 3 34 Lead Flange Stops are regularly furnished for Ex tra Strong Lead Pipe, available for Double Ex tra Strong Pipe at added cost, when specified. *Xot illustr'iUd. Prices ore subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They arc not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, J 955 Superseding June 16, 1954 Page 22-7 Curb Stops; Corporation Stops HAYS BRASS CURB STOPS Round Way--Solid Brass Tee Head A.W.W.A. Thread Standard No. 5051, Stop and Drain *No. 5050, Stop Copper x Female I.P. No. 5055, Stop *No. 5056, Stop and Drain Copper x Copper CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE HAYS BRASS CORPORATION STOPS COPPER SERVICE A.W.W.A. Standard Copper Outlet Complete with Straight Coupling Nuts A.W.W.A. Standard Thread Inlet Iron Pipe Thread Inlet No. 5200--For Female Screw Plug--No. 5204 No. 5202--For Male Screw Plug------ No. 5206 WIPED LEAD A.W.W.A. Standard Thread Inlet Tapped for Male Screw Plug No. 5101, Stop and Drain *No. 5100, Stop Lead Flange Inlet Female I.P. Outlet Regularly furnished for Ext for Double Extra Strong a No. 5105, Stop *No. 5106, Stop and Drain Lead Flange x Lead Flange Strong Lead Pipe; available added cost, when specified. lui Coupling No. 5230 Mueller Thread Outlet No. 5240 tA.W.W.A. Standard Increased Iron Pipe Outlet [C: With Straight Coupling No. 5232 Mueller Thread Outlet No. 5242 fA.W.W.A. Standard Increased Iron Pipe Outlet No. 5121, Stop and Drain *No. 5120, Stop Lead Pipe Inlet Female I.P. Outlet No. 5125, Stop *No. 5126, Stop and Drain Lead Pipe x Lead Pipe *.Voi Illustrated. With Vi-Bind Coupling No. 5234 Mueller Thread Outlet No. 5244 fA.W.W.A. Standard Increased Iron Pipe Outlet No. 5246 fA.W.W.A. Standard Increased Iron Pipe Outlet \The A.W.IV.A. Standard increased iron pipe outlet on Wiped Lead Corporation Stops is one size larger than the listed pipe size. Iron pipe threads on the %-inch size are 4 inches. Size of Stop Round Way Curb Slops Stops and Drains Corporation Stops Inches No. 5050 No. 5051 No. 5055 No. 5056 No. 5100 No. 5101 No. 5105 No. 5106 No. 5120 No. 5121 No. 5125 No. 5126 No. 5200 or 5202 No. 5204 or 5206 No. 5230 No. 5232 No. 5234 No. 5236 No. 5240 No. 5242 No. 5244 No. 5246 4 54.50 4.70 5.72 5.90 5.42 5.74 6.16 6.38 4.40 4.62 4.40 4.62 3.74 3.74 3.02 4.16 4.16 4.38 3.02 4.16 4.24 4.52 4 -- -- -- -- $6.24 6.46 7.92 8.14 5.00 5.22 5.00 5.22 4.92 -- 3.56 5.06 5.06 5.06 3.56 5.06 5.06 5.36 Prices, Each--F.O.B. Erie, Pa. X1 14 56.46 510.12 $15.30 $21.04 6.78 10.56 15.84 21.58 8.14 8.46 12.60 13.04 19.26 19.80 25.96 26.50 7.44 7.76 11.68 12.12 17.62 18.14 25.70 26.24 9.28 9.60 14.42 14.86 18.66 19.20 29.04 29.58 6.10 6.42 9.68 10.10 13.56 14.10 21.50 22.04 6.10 6.42 9.68 10.10 13.12 13.66 21.50 22.04 5.02 5.02 4.14 7.82 7.82 6.16 13.88 13.88 11.72 21.50 21.50 18.94 5.68 5.74 6.00 8.48 8.48 8.48 14.56 14.86 15.42 23.28 23.28 23.28 4.32 5.84 6.02 6.30 6.16 8.48 8.48 8.48 11.72 14.56 14.86 15.20 18.94 23.28 23.28 23.28 2 $35.16 35.80 42.30 42.94 42.84 43.48 47.20 47.86 37.16 37.80 37.16 37.80 35.84 35.84 31.56 38.56 38.56 38.56 31.56 38.56 38.56 38.56 Approximate Shipping Weight, Lbs. Each 4 Vs 34 1 14 14 2 m -- 24 4 64 94 164 -- 24 4 64 94 164 -- IX -- 3 3 5 94 134 22 5 94 134 22 m 24 234 4 7 10 17 m m m 4 7 10 17 2 3 34 S 10 14 22 2 3 24 5 10 14 22 1 4 14 14 24 44 64 io',.; 14 lH 14 24 44 64 104 14 m 14 2H 44 6,4 104 m 14 14 24 4'/2 64 104 i 14 14 24 54 94 164 i -- 14 24 34 94 164 H i 14 2 44 74 124 14 m 2 24 54 9 14'., m m 2 24 54 9 14} > m 14 2 24 54 9 14' 34 i 14 24 44 74 124 l 14 2 3 9 144, l 14 2 3 54 9 144 l m2 3 5) 2 9 14' , Page 22-8 February 28, 1955 Superseding June 16, 1954 Prices are subject to change without nolice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cose. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Corporation Stops; Couplings; Unions HAYS BRASS CORPORATION STOPS LEAD FLANGE With Coupling--Tapped for Male Plug A.W.W.A. Standard Lead Flange Outlet No. 5270 No. 5275 A.W.W.A. Standard Thread Inlet Iron Pipe ThreadInlet Regularly furnished for Extra Strong Lead Pipe; available for Double Extra Strong at added cost, when specified. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cat. Slzes- Inches No. H K *4 | 1 1`4 Vi 2 Prices, Each--F.O.B. Erie, Po. 5270 5275 5282 $4.38 $5.74 $6.42 !$10.02 $17.74 $27.82 $44'86 4.38 5.74 6.42 10.02 I 17.74 27.82 44.86 3.44 4.00 4.68 | 6.94j 11.68 18.94 31.56 Approximate Shipping Weight, Pounds, Each 5270 5275 5282 IX 134 2>4 3*4 6 9`4 15?4 ix U-4 2X 314 6 9A 15?4 A 1 1H 2X 4X 7A 12H *%-inch No. 5282 Stops have %-inch iron pipe threads. 'r BORED FULL WAY Used in Service Clamos With Drilling Machines ____ *V-. * P"*| L .1 f No. 5282 Male iron pipe thread on botb ?n^s* Hexagon on inlet end. HAYS BRASS COUPLINGS AND tUNIONS Couplings for Corporation Stops Complete with Gasket No. 5310--Straight --No. 5340 No. 5312--tH-Bend--No. 5342 No. 5314-- fX-Bend--No. 5344 Mueller Thread Outlet to Copper Lead Flange Outlet to Copper Couplings at left used for all Corporation Stops having Mueller thread outlets; Couplings at right for all Corporation Stops having A.W.W.A. Thread Standard lead flange outlets-- also, to adopt lead flange Curb Stops to copper service. fNot Illustrated Copper Service Couplings and Unions A.W.W.A. Thread Standard CMflf No. 5600 Coupling No. 5605 Coupling M.JHVjft Copper x Female I.P. Copper x .____ / jtti Male I.P. --^ " Unions (not shown): The following copper service unions, listed in the price table, are available: No. 5610 Two-Part Union--Copper to Copper No. 5615 Throo-Part Union--Copper to Copper Lead Service Couplings A.W.W.A. Thread Standard no. 5350 Straight No.^ 5352 X-Bend For Mueller Thread Outlet to Wiped Lead. Used for all Corporation Stops having Mueller thread outlets. Tail-piece is machined for wiped lead pipe. No. 5640 Lead Flange x Female I.P. No. 5642 Lead Flange x Lead Flange No. 5644 Lead Flange x Male I.P. Regularly furnished for Extra Strong Lead Pipe; available for Double Extra Strong at added cost, when specified. Size Corporation Each Copper Service Couplings, Each Copper Service Unions, Each P*r 100 Inches No. 5310 No. 5312 No. 5314 No. 5340 No. 5342 No. 5344 No. 5350 No. 5352 No. 5354 No. 5600 No. 5605 No. 5610 No. 5615 No. 5640 No. 5642 No. 5644 No. 5316 No. 5346 No. 5356 No. 5358 A $1.90 2.12 2.32 2.72 3.12 3.90 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.46 1.46 1.46 2.22 1.72 3.40 2.12 10.00 22.00 4.00 2.00 A -- -- -- -- -- -- $1.44 1.44 1.44 -- -- -- __ 2.48 4.56 3.10 10.00 22.00 5.50 2.00 Prices--F.O.B. Erie, Pa. $2.28 2.44 2.82 3.22 3.70 3.70 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- *4' $2.28 2.58 2.82 3.22 3.70 3.70 1.86 1.86 1.86 1.62 1.82 1.82 2.66 2.74 5.38 3.46 10.00 22.00 6.00 3.00 i $3.72 4.26 4.48 5.24 5.92 6.52 2.48 2.48 2.48 2.84 2.84 2.84 4.18 3.64 7.10 4.56 10.00 22.00 6.00 4.50 IX $7.30 9.12 9.54 10.20 11.80 12.40 3.72 3.72 3.72 5.86 5.86 6.12 9.24 6.92 13.66 8.28 26.00 68.00 25.00 6.00 V.4 2 $9.96 $16.94 11.32 19.30 12.36 20.28 15.84 23.74 17.72 27.26 17.72 27.26 4.94 4.94 4.94 7.88 7.88 7.88 7.96 13.62 7.96 13.62 8.60 14.26 13.02 22.26 9.10 13.76 16.82 25.92 11.36 17.30 31.00 68.00 31.00 8.50 94.00 68.00 44.00 15.00 Approx. Shipping Weight, Lbs. Each A Yt X l IA 2 A Hl -- -- -- IX m 2'H SA \A 2 2 2Y m 4 tA 7A 9A 11 12 H -- 1 lA 2K SA 9 x i -- -- IX m 3 iH m 334 6 7 10H 11A X X H A Vi XA -- -- -- Yi 1 1A 2% X 1 m 2% i IX 2 3A i> <> -- -- A % m 2X 1A 2Vi 4 4 6A 6X *14 -- 1 2 3X -- lA 2H 4X 5 7 8 12 >14 *4 i m i -- -- -- VA 2 3 2H 3 4 iVi 2X 4X 4X 50*4 For Extra Gaskets, Specify No. 5356 Leather or 5358 Fibre Prices or of table. JXxX-inch Couplings connect ?' pipe to Vi Stops. Order according to Corporation Stop size. Prices are subject to change without nofice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding June 16, 1954 Page 22-9 Soldering Nipples; Goosenecks; Valve Box Locator CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE No. 5650 Male HAYS BRASS SOLDERING NIPPLES Extra Heavy--Long Pattern Size No. 5650, Mala No. 5652, Featal* PRICES-F. O. B. ERIE. PA. Price Approx. Shpg. Wt. Price Approx. Shpg. Wt. Inches Ea u Li Each Lbs. 12 4 l t'4 14 2 $ .so $1.12 $1.52 $2.04 $2.82 $3.96 4 H 4 *4 14 14 $1.12 $1.52 $2.04 $2.82 $3.96 4 54 H 1 14 o No. 5652 Female HAYS LEAD GOOSENECKS WIPED LEAD Pipe Length and Weight Regularly Furnished Size Lead Pipe Length Weight FLANGED LEAD No. 5400--With Corporation Stop Inlet--A.VV.W.A. Standard Thread Outlet--Male I.P. Nipple A-- T l. ...TP Inches 4 4 4 l 14 124 Inches 18 18 18 18 24 30 36 Extra Strong Double Extra Strong No. 5410--With Corporation Stop Inlet--A.VV.W.A. Standard Thread Outlet--Female I.P. Coupling TW. No. 5405--Without Corporation Stop Inlet Coupling--Mueller Thread Outlet--Male I.P. Nipple For pipe threads and pipe weights ether than listed, orders must specify. No. 5415--Without Corporation Stop Inlet Coupling--Lead Flange Thread Outlet--Female I.P. Coupling PRICES OP GOOSENECKS Pricit, Each--F.O.B. Erie, Pa. Approx. Shpg. Wt., Lbs. Each Size Inches 4 4 4 1 14- 14 2 4 4 4 1 14 14 2 Wtpd Load Flanged Load No. 5400 With Stop No. 5405 Without Stop No. 5410 With Stop No. 5415 Without Stop $15.44 $16.72 $17.84 $25.44 $44.08 $70.00 $109.76 5 64 74 104 184 29 44 13.12 14.16 14.64 21.04 36.32 57.36 86.48 4H 54 64 84 14 214 314 13.20 14.00 15.60 21.36 39.90 63.36 94.16 5'A 74 84 12 204 32 484 10.64 10.80 12.16 15.68 27.44 43.28 61.28 44 64 74 104 16 244 36 AQUA VALVE BOX LOCATOR Easy to Use Easy to Read Far Quick Location of Concealed Boxes, Sewer Lids, and Iron Stakes Highly Sensitive Needle Built-In Compass Feature PRICE --F.O.B. CINCINNATI, OHIO Aqua Locator Approx. With Leather Case Shpg. Wt. and Shoulder Strap 1 lb. Price Complete $59.00 Price includes name on case, if desired. The Aqua Locator eliminates trial-anderror methods in determining location of concealed valve boxes, sewer lids, iron stakes, etc. One Locator will save valu able personnel time and costly searches. Results are assured through snow, ice, and any type of paving. Accuracy and simplified operation are unexcelled. For general use, the encased instrument is suspended by the strap to a point just above the ground. The upper part of the strap is held by the user and the sus pected area is covered by merely walking about. There is no need to squat or stoop. The top mirror dial is easily read from a standing position. For difficult locations, such as under shrubbery, the chrome-nickel handle per mits easy manipulation. When the needle points to the largest reading on the dial, the user is alerted to the exact position of the valve box. The needle, made of 35% cobalt steel for ex tra sensi'.vity and long magnetic life, is guaranteed for ten years. Rubber mount ings protect it against sudden jars. Held face up, the Aqua becomes a de pendable and accurate compass. Important: The Aqua Locator is a preci sion instrument and must be factory ad justed for specific territories. Page 22-10 February 28, 1955 Superseding June L6% 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE BRASS FERRULES Standard or Extra Heavy Wiping Ends Machined STRAIGHT "I .i 22-750 Standard 22-760 Extra Heavy REDUCING 22-751 Standard 22-761 Extra Heavy BENDS Vfc-Bends 22-752 Standard 22-762 Extra Heavy 'A-B.nds 22-753 Standard 22-763 Extra Heavy Catalog N'o. Size Inches PRICES Length Approx. Shpg. Wt. Inches Pounds Prices Each Standard 22-750 Straight 2 3 4 22-751 Reducing 22-752 Vfc-Bends 22-753 14-Bends 5 6 2x1 H 2x1 M 2xi 54 2 3 4 2 4 1 11 3 i'A 4 4 3A 4 4H AH 5 6 m 3A 4 4 -- -- h2 $ .82 X/2 .90 H 1.10 1,72 114 1.98 2 2.38 lH 2.40 2 2.92 2 3.32 3 4.74 3 6.58 i1/2 7.14 h H .98 1.10 H .98 1H 2.16 2A 5.42 3H 5.64 2 5.42 6 10.90 Extra Heavy 22-760 Straight 2 4 22-761 Reducing 22-762 Vi-Bends 22-763 14-Bends 2x1 A IxlA 2xU4 4x3 2 3 4 2 4 4 4A 4H 5 4 4A 4 4} 2 ___ -- -- -- 1 $1.38 2A 2.90 2H 3.02 2'A 3.32 1 1.50 1 1.54 1 1.48 4 4.94 1 2.18 3 5.78 4 6.22 2Yi 5.78 5% 11.52 When ordering, specify the Catalog No. and the she. If more than one length is listed, include the length desired. Ferrules ATHOL UNION FERRULES AND UNIONS Iron Body with Brass Union or All-Brass With Ground Joint UNION FERRULES I For Connecting Soil Pipe with Lead Pipe No. 32 No. 32A __ Straight J-g-Bend These union ferrules are used to connect 2-inch soil pipe with lead pipe. The lead pipe is sol dered or wiped to the brass tube or tail-piece. ' The ferrules have a ground joint and require no packing. They also serve as cleanouts. UNIONS For Connecting Iron Pipe with Lead Pipe No. 34 The No. 34 Union is used to connect iron pipe with lead pipe. The lead pipe is soldered or wiped to the brass tube or tail-piece. The union has a ground joint; no packing is needed. It has female threads for iron pipe. PRICES--F.O.B. ORANGE, MASS. Catalog No. No. 34 Sizes, Inches Approx. Prices, Each Soil Pipe Iron Pipe Shpg. Wt. Iron Body All-Brass XX Lead Pipe Lead Pipe Lbs. with Brass Union 2x1^ 2x1 A -- -- \A $3.58 $5.00 i'A 2.94 4.60 2x1 A 2x1 M -- -- 2 4.88 6.22 2 4.14 5.64 -- v% 2.70 4.60 -- IA*1A 2 -- \.y2x m 3.28 3.42 5.00 5.00 -- 2x1 A 2H 4.22 5.64 -- 2x1^ 1A 4.06 5.28 When ordering, specify Ike Catalog No. and she. Iron Body with Brass Union is furnished, unless "All-Brass" is specified. For Standard Soil Pipe Small Opening 22-754 With Raised Head Brass Plug 22-755 With Countersunk Brass Plug ALL-BRASS TRAP SCREW FERRULES With Flanged Plug Size Inches 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 PRICES For Standard Soil Pipe Approx. Shpg. Wt. Prices , Each 22-754 22-755 With With Raised CounterHead sunk Lbs. Plug Plug 1H $3.20 $3.42 iH 4.52 4.78 3 5.34 5.66 5 14.28 14.86 18.72 19.52 15 41.44 42.72 21 74.48 76.83 28 137.42 140.36 For Extra Heavy Soil Pipe Approx. Shpg. Wt. Lbs. Prices, Each 22-764 With Raised Head Plug 22-765 With Counter- sunk Plug 2H $4.34 $4.56 3H 4 6.26 7.80 6.52 8.12 m 19.92 20.50 8% 25.48 26.28 ISA 47.50 48.78 22 83.76 86.10 29 156.02 158.94 For Extra Heavy Soil Pipe Full Opening 22-764 With Raised Head Brass Plug 22-765 With Countersunk Brass Pin a Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding February 18, 1954 Page 22-1 1 Lead Products LEAD PIPE CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE LEAD BENDS Carefully extruded from primary metal. The pipe is abso lutely true to caliber with uniform metal thickness. Increased wall thickness: The wall thickness and outside diameter of pipe in the Strong fA or S'), Extra Strong fAA or XS), and Double Extra Strong (AAA or XXS) classifica tions have been increased so that all sizes in those classes safely carry constant cold water pressures, as follows: Strong.................... ... 50 lbs. per sq. in. Extra Strong. ......... 75 lbs. per sq. in. Double Extra Strong....... 100 lbs. per sq. in. LEAD PIPE CALIBER LIST LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION STANDARD (Table Includes Average Number of Feet in Coils of Pipe) Diameters Inches Weight per Foot Avg. Feet CtcuiflcaKon Diameters Inches Weight per Foot Avg. Feet Inside Outside per East West Inside Outside per . r.D. 1 (O.D.) Lbs.-Ozj Coil (I.D.) (O.D.) Lbs.-Oz. Coil .520 0-8 220 E AO 1.192 1 - 10 83 .549 0-10 176 D XL 1.232 2-0 67 .577 0-12 147 C L 1.284 2-8 54 Vt .631 1-0 110 B M 1 1.356 3-4 55 .725 1-8 133 A s 1.428 4-0 46 .811 2-0 100 AA XS 1.492 4-12 39 .888 2-8 80 AAA XXS 1.596 6-0 30 .628 0-9 205 E AQ 1.442 2-0 63 .666 0-12 153 D XL 1.486 2-8 50 .712 1-0 115 C L 1.528 3-0 42 'h .756 1 - 4 92 B M VA 1.592 3-12 49 .798 1 - 8 133 A s 1.670 4-12 79 .876 2-0 100 AA XS 1.765 6-0 60 1.012 3-0 67 AAA XXS 1.889 7-12 47 .765 0-12 153 E AQ .803 ; -0 115 D XL .881 1-8 // C 1 y. .953 2-0 C 1 B M 1.019 2-8 80 A S 1.082 3-0 67 AA XS 1.137 3-8 57 AAA XXS 1.740 1.776 1.830 1.882 1.984 2.076 2.272 3-0 3-8 4-4 5-0 6-8 8-0 11-4 42 36 29 37 58 45 32 .906 1 -0 too E AQ ---- .940 1 - 4 80 D XL 2.024 4-0 1.006 1 - 12 80 c L 2.086 5-0 % 1.068 2-4 62 B M 1% 2.146 6-0 1.156 3-0 65 A S 2.193 6-12 1.212 3-8 56 AA XS 2.404 10-8 1.336 4-12 41 AAA XXS 2.624 14- 12 E AQ 2.185 3-0 * *Ordering: Sizes 2 and 4" furnished in 10' boxed lengths; smaller D XL cl BM As 2.284 4-12 * 2.354 6-0 * 2 2.410 7-0 2.503 8-12 39* sizes in coils or on reels, AA XS 2.751 13- 12 25* as specified. Include AAA XXS 3.008 19-8 14* I.D. and O.D. sizes on -- -- orders. ---- 4.25 7 - 14 * 4.50 16-6 * Flexible and durable bends available in a variety of types, sizes, and weights. The bends are free of seams or internal obstructions. Uniform Wall Thickness Throughout Types available: Lead bends are available in Short Pattern or Long Pattern in sizes 114,1)4, 2, 3, and 4-inch sizes. They are furnished in Standard Weight, Medium Weight, or Extra Heavy Weight. Short Pattern Bends and Long Pattern Bends are also avail able with extra long outlet ends measuring 12", 15", 18" or 20" center to end, as specified. Ordering: Specify the Type of Bend, Size, and Weight Pat tern. If Short or Long Pattern with extra lone ends are desired, include the center to end dimension. WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS Sires Inches VA 1 Vi 2 3 4 Weight of Lead Per Running Foot Standard Weight Medium Weight Extra Heavy Weight Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. 1' , 2~ 2' 5 2'i 3 310 3>4 4 412 6 6 0 8 Center To End Dimensions Short Bends Long Bends Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Inches 310 4 3:L lli 5* > Inches 6 7 7-!4 8*4 10' Inches 6 7 7\ S'4 10 Inches 6 7 -a4 8'<4 10 LEAD DRUM TRAPS With Round or Flat Bottoms Rough Brass or Chromium Plated Covers Triple metal thickness at the bottom pro vides maximum strength where needed. Ordering-. Specify the Catalog Number,Size, and Weight Pattern. Rough brass cover and round bottom are furnished unless other wise ordered. TYPES AVAILABLE AND DIMENSIONS Catalog Nos. Dimensions, Inches of Drum Traps and Covers O.D. Flange O.D. of Cap Overlaps of Cap Face Body Thread`d Rush No.O No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Countersunk Hd. Square Head Straight Vent 90 Vent 45' Vent m 4H m m iVs -- 3-H -- -- I.D. -- of Ring -- Thread? Wide Cover No. 4 Vi Countersunk Hd. No. 5 Square Head No. 5 Vi Sq. Hd. (Spec.) No. 6 Straight Vent No. 7 90 Vent No. 8 45' Vent 4).; 4h 5 41.4 41.4 41., 3% 3,s Vs Vs 3.s No. of threads to inch 3 IS 16 Drum Traps without Covers are also available. 4x8" x9 xlO SIZES AND WEIGHT PATTERNS AVAILABLE Standard Weight Medium Weight Extra Heavy Weight 4xi r xl2 xl4 5x10" xll xl2 6x10" xll xl2 4x8' x9 xlO 4x1 r xl2 xl4 Same as Standard For prices of lead products, refer to your local Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler. Page 22-12 August 10, 1950 Prices are subject to change without no/ice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail pnee. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Oster Power Pipe Threading Machines Power Pipe Machines No. 782 "Rapiduction Jr." Standard Range 7a to 2" Pipe Extra Range V" Pipe -- Bolt Range Vi to 1 Vi" No. 8 8" "Rapiduction" Standard Range 2Vi to 8" Pipe A high quality, durable, versatile, production machine for faster threading with minimum handling. Has two-speed motor, worm gear drive with ball bearing mounted spindle. "Auto-Grip" wrenchless front chuck, quick-opening adjust able die-heads, and completely modern design for convenient right hand operation. Equipment fumithad with No. 782: Two stationary die-heads, Type N for pipe up to and Type W for 1 to 2' pipe; three sets of high speed dies to cover standard pipe range; detachable reamer; roller type cut off de vice with length gauge and self-centering guide; "Auto-Grip" wrenchless front chuck; universal centering rear chuck; 2-speed (2 H.P., 900-1800 rpm) single voltage, 3 phase, 60 cycle motor; magnetic non-reversing motor control with start-stop switch and speed selector switch; thread length gauge; internal gear type oil pump, driven by the motor, and 10 gallons of Oster oil. No. 782 (shpg. wt. 1200 lbs.).................................'Price, Each $2630.00 A high production, quality machine, ideally suited for service where large quantities of the larger sizes of pipe must be threaded and cut. A wide selection of spindle speeds permits each size to be threaded at maximum speed for profitable production. Equipment furnished with No. 8: One die-head, adjustable to handle all sizes; one set of high speed steel dies to cover entire range of 2U to 8' pipe; one set of die holders for entire range; blade type cut off device with V-block steady rest; reaming and chamfei.'ng tool; three-jaw universal gripping front chuck; three flange jaw rear chuck, universal, gripping; 3 phase. 60 cycle, 7J4 hp motor, 1200 rpm (spindle speeds 10, 14, 19, 25, 36. and 51 rpm); magnetic reversing motor control; thread length gauge; internal gear type oil pump, automatic reversing; and 20 gallons of Oster oil. No. 8 (shpg. wt. 8100 lbs.)................................. 'Price, Each $12500.00 *AII Prices are F.O.B. Cleveland, Ohio Extra parts, motors for other voltages, and other types and sizes of machines are available: prices on application. Beaver Model A Heavy-Duty Portable Pipe and Bolt Machine A heavy-duty portable pipe and bolt machine having many convenient and unusually high quality features. Cuts, threads, and reams pipe l/% to 2"--range can be increased to cover 2}^ to 12" pipe through the use of geared tools and a drive shaft; threads % to 2" bolts and rods. Choice of 110 or 220 universal reversible motor for AC, 25 to 60 cycle, or DC current; specify type desired. fPrices are F.O.B. Warren, Ohio Modtl A-l, complete with motor, reversing controller-type switch, re versible oil pump, 34 to T hinged cone-type reamer, ball-bearing selfcentering wheel and roller cutoff suitable for pipe or bolts, one-gallon Beaver threading oil, and 3 quick-opening adjustable Duo-type dieheads with dies (each threads two sizes) to thread x/i to 2' pipe; wt. SOtK A-l, with wrench type chuck............................... Price, Each $1220.00* A-l, with power grip wrenchless chuck............... Price, Each 1240.00* Model A-l 1, same as above except with 6 quick-opening adjustable Mono type dieheads with dies (one diehead with dies for each size' to thread 34 to 2' pipe; shpg. wt. 530#. A-l 1, with wrench type chuck............................. Price, Each $1400.00* A-l 1, with power grip wrenchless chuck.......... Price, Each 1420.00* Automatic knife-cutoff (for pipe only)............................... Each Bolt Dieheads, for to 1 or 1)4 to 2* dies; wt. 10#... . Each Bolt Dies, RH, any std. size }4, to 2", USS thrd...................Set Bolt Dies, RH, any std. size to 2", SAE thrd......... Set Portable Stand, enclosed, steel rimmed wheels; wt. 105# . Each 30.00 55.00 24.00 27.00 80.00 Drive Shaft, heavy duty, for geared tools; v-t. 38#... Each 64.00 N'ipple Chuck, wedge-type, 34 to 2'pipe; wt. 25#. . Each 60.50 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Page 24-5 Portable Power Units Ridgid Model "400" Portable Power Drive Turns the pipe for your hand pipe tools. Easily port able, weighing only slightly over 100 pounds. Case is of rugged alloy. Has 3-jaw lathe- type chuck in front with self centering work- holder in rear which turns with the pipe. Sealed-in lubrication. Equip ped with Yi hp, 25-60 cycle, Ridgid Model `'400" 110 volt, Universal single For Vi to 1" Pipe phase forward and reverse For Vi to 1 Vi" Bolt! motor. Capacity Vg to 2" pipe. When used with Ridgid Universal Drive Shaft, it will turn pipe for geared die stocks and cutters, increasing the capacity to 12". Price Ridgid No. 400 (Lathe-type chuck) less legs, tray and fittings Each (shpg. wt. 152 lbs.).............. .............................................. $480.00 Ridgid No. 400A (Speed-grip chuck) less legs, tray and fittings (shpg. wt. 152 lbs.)................................................................ 500.00 Set of 4 legsfshpg. wt. 211-5 lbs.).............................................. 15.40 Tool tray with 4 fittings (12 lbs.)...................................... 18.00 Tool tray with fittings and 4 legs (shpg. wt. 31 lbs.).............. 28.90 Kit A--Front legs with handles, rear legs with wheels, and tool tray with fittings (shpg. wt. 59 lbs.)..................................... 70.40 Kit B--Rear legs with wheels, and front handles (shpg. wt. 42 lbs.) 55.00 CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Port-A-Pony Power Pipe Threader y r} A precision-built portable power device designed for use with Ridgid, Oster, Xve, Toledo, and Beaver die stocks. Made of magnesium alloy and weighing only 26 pounds, it can be easily carried and operated by one man. With proper adaptors and die stocks, it threads Y" to 4" pipe. Has Avorm driven ring gear which easily turns high-speed cutting dies on stationary pipe. It can be used in any position in a working area of 12" and within 5" of walls. One-half horse power; the motor is reversible, 110 volts, A.C. single phase, or D.C. No. 200 Port-A-Pony Assembly, including casing, motor, Each gears, control and gear switches, and 8 ft. of cord................... $339.00 Adaptors for Die Stocks No. 200-1 for Ridgid No. 65 RC and 65RP, 1 to 2" pipe.......... $29.00 No. 200-2 for Nye Nos. 1, 1A, & 1R and Toledo Nos. 1 and 1A, 1 to 2" pipe................. 20.00 No. 200-3 for Oster No. 112R, J4 to \l/i' pipe.............................. 20.00 No. 200-4 for Beaver No. 7, 1 to 2' pipe............................. 20.00 No. 200-5 for Ridgid Nos. 1 and 1C, 1 to 2" pipe..........................20.00 No. 200-6 for Gear Driven Stock, 2Y to 4' pipe........................... 29.00 Toledo No. 88 Portable Power Drive Porta-Drive Reversible Power Unit The No. 88 high speed power drive unit is rugged yet light in weight. Motor is con cealed in the alu minum housing and protected from damage by a metal plate. Has 3-jaw scroll chuck on front with six positions for the wrench. Pipe in rear spin- If For '/to 2' Pipe die is centered instantly II por 1/4 f0 1 'A* Bolt5 by cam wheel controlled u centering jaws. Universal forward and reverse mo tor. 25-60 cycle, 110 volt, AC or DC. Capacity Lg" to 2" pipe. When used with universal drive shaft will turn geared die stocks and cutters up to 12". The No. 88 (less legs) can be mounted on a bench or service truck. Can also be furnished with set of four legs and ex panded metal tool tray as illustrated. Totado No. 88 Power Drive, less legs, tool tray and fittings, 'shpg. wt. 140 lbs.) . Price. Each $490.00 Set of 4 legs shpg. wt. 25 lbs.! Price, Per Set 18.40 Too! tray shpg. wt. 12 lbs.) ........................... Price, Each 27.60 A small, compact, portable 20 to 1 gear reduction unit designed to operate standard thread cutting die heads. Quickly threads pipe up to 8" standard pipe size in any position--horizontal, vertical, or on any angle. Power is supplied by the worker's own Yi H.P. electric or air drill through a drive key which fits into the chuck of the drill and the drive socket of the Ports-Drive. The powerful Meehanite bull gear and cold rolled steel spur gears are sealed in grease and housed in a light, durable aluminum casting. The revers ible feature of the unit permits quick removal of the die Furnished with each unit is a sturdy aluminum combination adaptor yoke, which firmly attaches the Porta-Drive to Toledo 1 and 1A, and Ridgid 65R, 65RC, 65RP, 1R, IRC, and 1RP die heads. Adaptors are also available for other die heads; prices and information on request. Price, Each, Complete with one combination adaptor as described1 weight 14 pounds) FO.B. Muncie, Indiana........................................................ $152.80 Page 24-6 February 28, 1955 Superseding December JJ, 1954 Prices are subfecf to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.5.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE------------------------------------- Reed Self-Feeding Ratchet Reamers /1 m== I Ratchet Reamer Complete I Shown with Extra Reamer Unit Self-feeding design resulting from spiral flutes provides good cutting (not scraping) action, with minimum effort required for clean, smooth reamed surface. Intended for pipe to 2" sizes but also well suited for enlarging outlets in conduit boxes, reaming sheet metal 12 gauge or thinner, and reaming out holes in soil pipe, etc., where metal is not thicker than . These Reamers are made with two sizes of ratchet rings, which are the same as those used on Reed Ratchet Threaders, and are frequently ordered as matching sets, that is: the No. 2-71 Reamer with the Series No. 71 Threaders or the No. 2-72 Reamer with the Series No. 72 Threaders. No. 2-71 Ratchet Reamer, complete, for 14 t0 2' pipe............... $29.70 No. 2-72 Ratchet Reamer, complete, for \4 to 2" pipe................ 32.80 Extra Reamer Unit for No. 2-71................................................... 20.00 Extra Reamer Unit for No. 2-72.................................. . 21.60 Extra Cone only for No. 2-71 or No. 2-72.................................... 15.00 Ridgid LonGrip Pipe Reamers Extra long taper on reamer cone cuts burrs cleanly from the inside of pipe or conduit with a minimum of effort; does not reduce wall thickness of threading end nor flare or split pipe. Fur nished complete with ratchet handle, which on the Mo. 2 is the same as used on No. OOR Threaders and on No. 3, the same as on No. 111R Threaders. No. 2 Reamer, complete, for Y to 2' pipe......................$26.60 No. 3 Reamer, complete, for % to 3' pipe.................... 35.80 Extra Reamer unit only for No. 2................................. 20.80 Extra Reamer unit only for No. 3................................. 29.60 j| Ratchet Reamers; Pipe Vises Reed Long Jaw Pipe Vises Lower jaws are reversible. Threaded locknut on end of screw allows take up for wear. Closes and holds automatically; equipped with effective pipe bender. Vise No. 00 0 I 2 3 Pipe Size Capacity y8 to i\4' Ys to 2" Y to 2l-o' Vs to 3Y2' Vs to 4W Price Each $16.40 19.30 22.80 34.20 47.60 Wt. Lbs. 6 8 11 18 27 Toledo Malleable Open-Side Pipe Vises Practical, convenient pipe vises that eliminate the need for un latching and tipping back a yoke; the pipe slips into the open side. The frame is extra heavy malle able iron; the jaws are heat treated steel and are replaceable. Shpg. Price VVt. Each No. 00, y9 to 114'......... 6Hi $19.80 No. 0, Y to 2]A"........... 12# 26.40 No. 3, }4 to 4Y"........... 274 52.80 Williams' Drop-Forged Chain Pipe Vises Toledo Ratchet Pipe Reamers The No. 182 is small and compact with a one-piece heat-treated alloy steel head. The No. 383 has high speed steel cutter blades cast solidly in the head. Both cut cleanly and smoothly. No. 182, Vi to 2'.......... $26.40 No. 383, 3 5 to 3'............ 33.00 Parker's Combination Pipe Vises With Swivel Base No. 1 Width For Price of j of Pipe Vise Jaw to Each 433'/2 1 3Y' 434'/2 , 4> 0' 435 y V $70.00 y 96.00 4' 152.00 436 6' 6' 240.00 >31 Light weight, compact, and unbreakable; rapid in action and positive in gripping. Readily fastened to bench or post. The "Vulcan Superior" has the handle on top for easier operation and has reversible jaw - for longer life. Vise Vulcan Vulcan Superior ] ! j , 1 No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 11 No. 12 Price | Pipe Each Capacity $JIS.98_______ l ft,; 2* ~32,46 " Y to 4" 51.92 ? to 6" 69.22 T~ > 2 to 8" 23.36 ~ j Uj to 1YJ 44(40 ~ I L to 41.' i " Weiirht Each 4 Is 10 il,s. is;:,.; 30 lbs. Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.5.A. his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 7 955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Page 24-1 3 Pipe Vises and Wrenches Nye Improved Self-Locking Vises Equipped with long jaws. Holds small rod sizes at either side of vise jaws or 3 and smaller pipe on the two largest sizes. Cat. .V,, N700 N70 N71 N72 N73 Pipe Size Capacity H to 14" X to 2" X to 2'/ 4 to 3} 2* 3''z to 4}-v Price Mach $15.60 19.20 22.80 34.60 41.80 Shpg. Wt. 12 2t'.; 27'4 Reed Folding Tray Pipe Vise Stand Improved design with ex clusive features. Patented folding tray; when un folded, the tray locks the legs firmly and braces the stand. Front legs line up vertically with face of vise. Extension feet overcome tendency to tip. Well balanced; easy to carry; weighs only 42 pounds; can be set up and taken down quickly. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Nye Pipe Wrenches Hardened Forged Jaws--Alloyed Handle Size 6" Price Straight $3.24 Each Offset $3.24 Capacity * Wt. Ibs., each x 8" 3.74 3.74 r 10" 4.84 4.84 14" h4 14" 6.54 6.54 2" 34 18" 9.36 9.36 2} -f 54 24" 16.16 16.16 3" 8'4 36* 34.00 34.00 44" 164 48" 51.00 -- 6" Is Toledo Pipe Wrenches Unconditionally Guaranteed -J No. l-S, Complete with Long Jaw Vise... ~ Pipe capacity 4 to 2' J". $65.00 No. CT-4, Ditto, with Chain Vise, Pipe capacity 1J to 4'............... $69.60 Weight complete Size Price, Each Capacity Wt., lbs., each 6' 8* 10' 12" 14" 18" 24' 36' 48" $2.96 3.44 4.46 5.22 6.00 8.56 14.80 31.30 46.70 X' r 14" 2" 2" 24" 3" 4" 6" 4i 2 3 34 54 9 164 33 Williams' "Vulcan" Aluminum Vise Stand A light weight but strong and rugged aluminum al loy vise stand, with vise. Weighs only 18:jq lbs.; easy to fold and carry. Has benders for pipe up to :i4", re cess for oil can, and "V" pipe support in rear with handy slots for tools. No. AV-1 With "Vulcan" No ] Chain Pipe Vise No. AV-1, lur pipe 1 s to Each $64.54 Genuine Stillson Pipe Wrenches CfHUlHfSTfOSOM Size Price. Each Capacity Wt., lbs., each 6* $2.20 X to 4" S16 8" 2.56 4 to *4" X 10" 14" 3.30 4.46 48 to M to 1* 1?/ 1*16 24 18" 24" 30" 48" 6.38 11.02 23.20 34.80 *4 to 4 to *4 to ' 1 to V 2 4" 5* L-IliS LHLd IS Page 24-1 4 February 28, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Ridgid Pipe Wrenches Pipe Wrenches; Tongs Powerful all-allov housing, guaranteed never to break or warp. Strong alloy jaws will not slip or lock on pipe. Replaceable heel jaw and full floating hook jaw with handy pipe size scale. Adjusting nut spins easily in all sizes. The End Pattern wrenches are especially suited for use where the pipe is close to a wall or in cramped quarters. Size Straight End Wrench Wrench 6' E6' 8" E8' 10' E10' 12' E12' 14' E14' 18' E18' 24' E24' 36' E36' 48' 60' Complete All-Alloy Wrench $ 3.24 3.74 4.84 5.70 6.54 9.36 16.16 34.00 51.00 76.00 Capacity Inches V 1 iA 2 2 24 3 44 6 8 Weight Lbs. Each 4 H IV 2V 34 S'/L w ISA 3531A4 Straight End Handle 1 Handle Assembly Assembly $ 2.91 3.32 4.26 4.84 5.86 $ 2.98 3.32 4.26 4.84 5.86 8.42 13.52 25.50 42.50 59.50 8.42 13.52 25.0 -- -- Hook Jaw $ 1.02 1.20 1.88 2.12 2.56 3.66 5.96 9.70 15.30 28.90 Heel Jaw & Pin $ .68 .76 .94 1.10 1.10 1.28 1.44 1.96 3.48 7.74 Pin $.06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .08 .08 .08 Coil | .Flat Spring Spring Nut $.06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06 $ -34 ! .34 .34 1 .42 52 .68 .86 1.02 1.36 2.56 ; ' ! | j $ .26 -26 *4 2 .52 .60 .94 1.88 3.40 6.80 Lite-Mite Drop-Forged Aluminum Heavy Duty Pipe Wrench Ridgid Compound Leverage Wrench One third the weight of ordinary iron and steel wrenches but of equal strength and performance in heavy duty usage. Housing and hook are drop-forged aluminum alloy, heat treated for strength, toughness and durability. Replace able heel and hook jaws are drop forged high alloy heat treated steel. Forged steel adjusting nut spins easily. Size Price, Each Pipe Capacity Wt. Lbs. Each 10' $7.42 l A' l 14' $10.42 2' 14 18' $14.92 24' 24 24' $22.42 3' 34 36' $41.92 44' 8 Williams' "Vulcan" Reversible Drop-Forged Pipe-and-Fittings Tongs Turns pipe instantly in either direction without removing tongs or loosening chain. Tong Price, Each Pipe Capacity Weight, Lbs., Each No. 27 $31.58 4 to 24' mi No. 37 $44.28 4 to 4' 194 No. 47 $50.58 1 to 6' No. 57 461.88 14 to 8' Williams' ``Vulcan Superior" Drop-Forged Pipe-and-Fittings Tongs v'> Provides good grip on both pipe and fittings; has reversible jaws. Tong Price. Each For Pipe and Fittings, sizes Overall length Wt. lbs., each No. 0 $15.80 Vi to v 13V 2 No. 1 22.14 A to 11 / 20' 54 No. 2 31.62 A to 24' 27' 10 No. 3 44.28 ;i4 tO 4' 37' 17 No. 3 'h 50.60 1 to 6' 44'->' No. 4 No. 5 61.86 101.18 11 to 2 to 8' 12' 504' 641 34 54 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES arc shown for the Dealer's convenience in determining Printed in U.S.A. his ntt cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. February 28, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Page 24-15 Wrenches Billings' Chain Pipe Wrench CRANE DEALER PRICE SERVICE Brand Internal Pipe Wrenches 1,^=1^ me "Red Head" reversible: three wrenches in one: quickly and easily engaged. Without removing the wrench or loosening the chain, the pipe may be turned, instantly, in either direc tion--completely reversible. Has a center jaw; bv removing the outer jaws the wrench can be used on the narrow bands on tittings and on the hubs of tlanges. No. Price, Each Pipe capacity Length, inches 20 27 $17.88 25.54 Vi *7 V2>,, 20 27 37 35.78 >4-4 37 47 46.00 1-6 57 56.22 13,-8 50)4 67 87 91.98 ^i^ 2-12 4-18 64'2 87 Ridgid Strap Wrench Made of heat treated chrome steel for maximum strength and long life. Jaws expand against the inside of the pipe: will not lose their grip; pipe can be turned either way. A simple, practical, and economical wrench for removing broken pipe or close nipples; for making up nickel or chrome plated or brass piping without marring the outside of the pipe: for making up close nipples .... by holding the wrench in a vise: and for a wide variety of other similar services. Prices, Each, Infernal Wrenches For 12 Pipe... . ... $ 6.90 For 34 ' Pipe__ 7.50 For 1" Pipe... . . . , 8.02 For 1! \ and 11 >" Pipe ,19.58 For 2 and 2' ,'' Pipe . $ 24,16 For 3 and 3* >' Pipe.. 80.48 For 4" Pipe....... 103.50 Setof3 for Wand 1" Pipe 20.70 H Prices, Each, Special Long *5% Body Type Wrenches For i * Pipe----- ___ $11.48 For 1' Pipe. For }, " Pipe. . 11.48 Set of these three $11.48 31 .06 3E* No. 2 Wrench, for Lg to T pipe. No. 5 Wrench, for 1 to 5" pipe... For Use an Polished Pipe and Tubing ... $5.20 Extra Strap......$2.30 . 10.40 Extra Strap.......5.20 Trimont Heavy Duty Strap Wrench Special magnesium alloy handle; light weight but heavy duty. For polished pipe or tubing, H to 2" size; handle 12" long. Price, each___$4.80 Extra Strap.............................................$1.44 Vv^a ms' "Superjustable" Wrenches Size Price. Each Capacity Drop-forged from selected quality alloy steel. Thinner and lighter yet stronger and tougher than, conven tional carbon steel wrenches. Strong, dur able, and neat in ap pearance. All parts are carefully machined to extremely close toler ances. 4' [ 6"' J 8' '10' pS'J 15" 18" 24' $3.12 ` 3.12 3.68 ; 4.64 j 6.74~j;io.2o 16.94 *27.82 A' KTi IK 1 i%." \y Roddick Internal Pipe Wrench For use in tightening and removing pipe or nipples without damage to threads or walls. It is especially adaptable in tight places where an ordinary pipe wrench will not do the job. Inserted into the pipe and turned, the cam action provides a positive, non slipping grip on the inside wall; when working with nickel or chrome plate pipe, the possibility of damage to highly polished sur faces is eliminated. Pipe Size w X Vs H Stock Number A-l A-2 A-3 A-4 Kit with V%, Vi, Price Each Pipe Size Stock Number $3.96 3.96 3.96 3.96 >4 A-6 l A-8 IX A-10 i'A A-12 2 A-l 6 and 1' Wrenches, Stock No. A-K. Price Each $4.30 5.50 8.00 9.00 10.00 . ,17.72 Unless otherwise ordered, wrenches for use with standard weight pipe are furnished. When ordering for extra heavy pipe, add "X" after the Stock Number; use "W" after the Stock Number when ordering for brass fittings or water works. Trimo Heavy Duty Monkey Wrench Size Price, each j | Capacity Wt. lbs., each 10V $4.00 i:V 12" h $5.16 2l "$7 15" $6.84 18" $8.68 -tv 21' $10. y>: Page 24-1 6 February 28, 1955 Superseding December 13, 1954 Prices are subject to change without notice. LIST PRICES are shown lor the Dealer's convenience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish the retail price. Printed in U.S.A. I