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ved at: 1:07PM, 9/12/2003 Sent By; The Hendler Law Firm 512 439 3201 Sep-12-03 12:14PM; Page 8/14 CRANE Valves Fittings Pipe Fabricated Piping Catalog No. 41 Founded by R. T, Crane 1855 CRAN E CO. VALVES - FITTINGS PIPE AND FABRICATED PIPING Fvjnik-ii by R-T * 1355 CRANE CO. fJisO X. M if;Klc|;u' k-ftnil-: Ohl'M-jo, linuisn Received at: 1:07PM, 9/12/2003 Sent By: The Hendler Law Firm ; 512 439 3201 ; Sep-12-03 12:14PM; Page 9/14 Terms--Conditions This catalog supersedes all previous issues. Net Terms--30 days. Remittances should be made to the office from which out- invoice is issued, in funds free of exchange or collection charges. Prices and Designs: Subject to change without notice. Contracts: Subject to strikes, accidents, or other causes be yond our control. ' No claims allowed unless made within ten days of receipt of goods. We guarantee Crane goods to the extent that we will replace those having manufacturing defects when used in the service for which we recommend them. No charges for labor or ex pense required to repair defective goods, or occasioned by them, will he allowed. If the goods are defective, the measure of the damage is the price of the defective goods only. Goods must not be returned to us unless our consent has first been obtained. Orders covering special goods are not subject to cancella tion, except upon agreement to make payment for the special work which has been performed. All special goods made to specification, where the buyer is to inspect them, must be inspected and accepted before ship ment is made. After shipment is made, our responsibility ceases. The illustrations in this catalog are an actual representation of a certain size of each line of products, but do not necessarily represent all sizes in all details; we reserve the right to make minor alterations in designs to suit manufacturing convenience. Received at: 1:07PM, 9/12/2003 Sent By: The Hendler Law Firm 512 439 3201 Sep-12-03 12:14PM; Page 10/14 CRANE CO. 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(GREAT BRITAIN) Cable Address; Crane hn London London, fc. 1, England Ipswich, England, (Nac/nn Works') Birmingham* England BRANCH HOUSES Glasgow, Scotland Manchester, England OFFICE Bristol, England CRANE Asbestos Packed Iron Cocks WORKING PRESSURES Standard U-Packed Cocks --150 pounds steam Standard Bushing-Packed Cocks -- 100 pounds steam Extra Heavy LJ-Packed Cocks -- 250 pounds steam 95 List prices of Standardand Extra Heavy Flanged Cocks include facing and drilling to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Standards -- 125-Pound for the Standard Cocks and 250-Pound for the Extra Heavy Cocks. Ho deduction is made if the flanged cocks are ordered faced only. Standard -- Asbestos Packed Iron Cocks -- List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches [ % 1 3/4 1 1 % iy2 2 2% 3 | 3% 4 5 6 Screwed -- U-Packed Flanged -- U-Packed Each 1.60 | 2.10 2.50 [ 3.50 4.75 | 7.00 12.00 18.00|27.00 30.00|45.00 60.00 Each J 1 2.50 3.50 4.75 7.00 12.00 18.00(27.00 30.00 45.00 60.00 Screwed -- Bushing-Packed Flanged -- Bushing-Packed Each 1.75 | 2.30 2.75 3.85 5.25 7.75 13.25 20.00(30.00 35.00| Each | 2.75 3.85 5.25 | 7.75 13.25 20.00|30.00 35.00) I j Screwed -- U-Packed, Three-Way Each [ 2.85 | 3.15 4.40 5.95 |.8.75 |15.00|22.50|33.75|37.50 56.25|75.00[ End to end, Screwed Face to face, Flanged C. to E., Screwed, Three-Way Diameter of end flange Thickness of end flange Inches | 3 Vi 1 35/16 4V4 4% 53/ie 6 7% 8 Vie 1 8V16 IOV1 145/iel 16% Inches | 1 5% 5% 6 1 7% 8% 9% 1 93/4 11% 131/2 16% Inches | l-1 Vis 1 23/le 23/is 3 Vt 3 Vi 3/i 4 47/s 1 1! Inches j 1 4% 4% 5 6 7 7% 1 sy2 9 10 11 Inches) 1 7/l6 Vi 9/l6 % "As Vi I13/l6 1S/lS 15/l6 1 Extra Heavy -- Asbestos Packed Iron Cocks --- List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | % 1 Vi 1 v/i IV2 2 2% 3 [ 3i/2 4 5 6 1cr ;OO 04 00 00 Screwed -- U-Packed Each| 2.40 1 3.00 3.50 5.00 6.75 10.00 17.00 42.00 60.00 80.00 Flanged -- U-Packed End to end, Screwed Face to face, Flanged Diameter of end flange Eachj 1 Inches 3Vi6 1 3% 43/4 5% Inches | Inches | 1 10.00 17.00 26.00(38.00 42.00 60.00 80.00 6 6% 8 Vi 9Vi 1 9Vi 13% 73/4 93/s 10% 110% 13% 13% 17 6% 7% 81/4 | 9 10 11 121/2 Thickness of end flange Inches | 1 % 1 1% 1 U/16 1% 1% ly/l6 Replacement Bushings and Rings for Standard Asbestos Bushing-Packed Iron Cocks--List Prices Size" Inches! [ VA | I r~HrT ll/2 [ 2 [~W2 1 3 flyT! 4 -- Bushings Each| 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.30 | 1.85 | .2.50 | 3.15^T^E80 | _7di<F= TopRingsEach| .35 | -35 | .35" j .35 | .40 | .55 j '.65 | 1.30 | 1.70 j 1.95" Size of Cock List price of Wrench Iron Wrenches for Asbestos Packed Cocks --- List Prices Inches | % 1 % 1 1 1! 1% 1! 1% 1 2 | 2% I 3 | 31/2 1 4 | 5 | 6 O C9 O CA Each ( .55 I .55 | .55 | .75 | .75 1 1-50 | 2.10 | 2.50 | 3.75 | 5.00 Service recommendations: Asbestos Packed Iron Cocks are recommended for use in steam, water, or oil lines; they are also suitable for tar, ammonia, acids, etc. Standard U-Packed Cocks are constructed for a maximum steam working pressure of 150 pounds; Extra Heavy U-Packed Cocks, for 250-pounds maxi mum pressure; and Standard Bushing-Packed Cocks for 100 pounds maximum pressure. Construction: As the name implies, these cocks are made of cast iron and they are packed with asbestos. U-Packed Cocks (sometimes referred to as " ChannelPacked Cocks") have a wide and deep groove around the two sides and the bottom of each port opening in the body. This groove is filled with an asbestos composition which is vulcanized in place. When the plug is installed, it seats upon the asbestos packings, and it does not touch the body metal. The open ends of the "U" at the top of the plug are closed with the top ring which makes the seal complete. Bushing-Packed Cocks are equipped with a vulcan ized one-piece asbestos bushing of the same contour and pattern as the plug. This bushing fits into the body of the cock and separates the plug from the body so that direct contact between the two major parts of the cock is impossible. The upper end is sealed with a top ring similar to that used in UPacked Cocks. This type of cock can be readily serviced in the field without removing the body from the line; the old worn bushing and ring are simply replaced with the new parts. Asbestos Packed Iron Cocks can also be furnished Angle types or Ammonia patterns. Asbestos Packed Brass Cocks can also be furnished in Standard, Extra Heavy, Angle, or Three-Way patterns. Inquiries for special services or sizes not shown are solicited and prices are furnished on application. Templates for drilling. . . pages 551 and 552 546 ___________CRANE__________ ^ Insulating Materials J Pre-Shrunk Asbestocel Pipe Insulation For temperatures to 300 F. Pre-Shrunk Asbestocel, made of alternate layers of plain and corrugated asbestos felts, is an im proved cellular type of insulation, ideal for use on low pressure steam and hot water lines. The specially-treated asbestos paper composition effectively resists moisture and pre vents "breathing", thus removing the cause of objectionable shrinkage cracks. Mizes and finishes: For standard pipe sizes. Furnished in 3-foot sections, and in thicknesses of 2 to 8 plies; each ply is approximately 34~inch thick. Canvas, asbestos, or aluminum finish. Pre-Shrunk Wool Felt Pipe Insulation For hot and cold water service. Pre-Shrunk Wool Felt Insulation is composed of moisture-resistant felt, a material which minimizes drying shrinkage and pulling apart at the joints after applica- V tion. Dual service liners, a water proof, asphalt saturated felt makes this type of insulation ideal for cold water lines or hot water lines subject to temperatures as high as 2250 F. Mizes and finishes: For standard pipe sizes. Furnished in 3-foot sections, and in thicknesses of /l % 1, Double 34. and Double %-mch. Canvas or aluminum finish. 85% Magnesia Pipe Insulation For temperatures to 600 F. 8 5 0z7o- Magnesia Pipe Insulation combines the high insulating qualities of basic carbonate of magnesia and asbestos. The in sulation is composed of a maxi mum number of voids or minute dead-air cells, a feature which increases its natural resistance to heat transmission and reduces its weight. Actual service conditions have proved 85% Magnesia to be the most durable, as well as the most efficient, of moulded insulations. Mizes and finish: For standard pipe sizes. Fur nished in 3-foot sections or in segments, and in Standard, 1 jbHnch, 2-inch, 2 jxj-inch, Double Stand ard, and 3-inch thicknesses. Canvas finish. Zero Pipe Insulation For cold water service. Zero Pipe Insulation . is ideally used to prevent cold water pipes from freezing under ordinary con ditions or for insulating lines where the surrounding air is subject to below freezing temperatures for only a short time. The insulation is not recom mended for use where extremely low temperatures prevail. The insulation is composed of hair felt, one of the best of insulating materials. When applied to pipes running out of doors, special pro vision should be made for a separate jacket of Double Coated Flexstone. Mizes and finish: For standard pipe sizes. Fur nished in 3-foot sections, and in one thickness, approximately i)4^-inch. Canvas finish. 85? insc the mat ing extr easil Con bone and . Size, bloc! 18 01 block made Asbestos-Sponge Felted Pipe Insulation For temperatures to 700 F. Asbestos-Sponge Felted Insula ' *> tion is especially designed to withstand, permanently and ijPfc- without disintegration, the high temperatures, severe wear, and vibrations encountered in modern steam and fluid pipe lines. Fab ricated of felts composed of asbestos fibres and small particles of spongy cellular material, the insulation maintains its high efficiency indefinitely. Its efficiency is not impaired by exposure to water. *Sizes and finish: For standard pipe sizes. Fur nished in 3-foot sections, and in thicknesses of 1 to 3-inch. Also available in sheet or block form. Canvas finish. Anti-Sweat Pipe Insulation For cold water service. Anti-Sweat, a cold water pipe insulation, is recommended to keep water cold and to prevent condensation and damage due to dripping. The insulation is un usually well suited for use in textile and paper mills, packing plants, etc. Made of pre-shrunk insulating felts and waterproofing felts, the material is ideal for use on lines subject to impact or shock. When used in the proper thickness, the insulation is suitable for the entire range of cold and ice water service. *Sizes: For standard pipe sizes. Furnished in 3foot sections, and in thicknesses of 34 to 2-inch Double layer construction on larger sizes. Asbest use wi tless is Asbest ture of also us serving fire ret Special f chi process Ashes tc is used Sizes: H, and fisbesto d and ther si *The insulations shown on this page can also be furnished in sizes to fit straight runs of copper pipe or tubing having outside diameters of flinch or larger. Prices and additional information will be furnished on application. atin | V CRANE Insulating Materials 547 85% Magnesia Blocks Asbestos Sheet Millboard subject ' sizes :sses of Canvas 85% Magnesia Blocks are recommended for the insulation of flat, curved, or irregular surfaces where the temperature does not exceed 6oo F. The material is particularly adaptable where high insulat ing value and light weight are necessary, or where an extremely irregular surface necessitates the use of an easily cut insulation. Composed of hydrated basic carbonate of magnesia bonded with asbestos fibre, the material is moulded and machined into block form. Sizes: 8y% Magnesia Blocks are furnished in flat blocks of 3, 6, q, and 12 inches in width and either 18 or 36 inches in length. Other sizes and curved blocks can be furnished to order. The blocks are made in thicknesses of 1 to 4-inch. Asbestos Sheet Millboard is recommended for pro tection against fire, heat, acid fumes, etch It is frequently used as a fireproof lining for floors, par titions, ceilings, elevator shafts, ranges, stoves, grates, and for various other industrial uses. Millboard is made in a number of grades of varying densities, resiliency, and fire-resistant properties and can be furnished in grades to withstand effectively temperatures ranging as high as 1800 F. Millboard can be cut with shears to any size desired and fastened with nails or screws. Sizes: The size of a standard sheet of millboard is 42 x 48 inches, but the material can also be furnished in cut pieces. recomratures lir felt, When lal pro;ket of u Fur- ckness, r pi.,, 0 naterial shock, ation is ; water cl in y 2-inch Asbestos Paper and Roll Board Insulating Cements Asbestos Paper and Roll Board are recommended for use where an insulating material of minimum thick ness is required. ' Asbestos Paper is used principally in the manufac ture of corrugated insulation in various forms. It is dso used in locations where little room is available, serving as a protection against heat or as a fire retardent between walls, floors, and ceilings. Special grades are supplied for use in filtration of chemicals and in electrolytic and allied processes. Asbestos Roll Board is similar to Asbestos Paper but is used where a heavier material is required. Sizes: Asbestos Paper is regularly furnished in 18, H, and 36-inch widths and in 50 or 100 pound rolls. Asbestos Roll Board is furnished in standard rolls, B and 36-inch wide, weighing 50 or 100 pounds. Other sizes will be furnished to order. Insulating cements provide excellent coverage/dura ble finish, and good insulating value. They are. made in various grades and forms of asbestos, vermiculite, mineral wool, and magnesia. Insulating cements are well suited for insulation of irregular surfaces where it would be difficult to apply sectional insulation, sheets, or blocks. Asbestos insulating cements are generally used as a surface finish over block or sheet forms of insulation to seal all joints between the blocks and to provide a smooth, attractive finish or a surface to which canvas may be applied, if desired. Several of the many types of cements available are: No. 352 Asbestos and No. 0352 Asbestos. Suitable for temperatures as high as 1000 F. Furnished in 100 pound bags. Covering capacity is 19 square feet and Finch thick per bag of cement, applied and dried. No. 352 also furnished in 50 pound bags. No. 400, Asbestos. Furnished in 100 pound bags. Covering capacity is 25 square feet and Finch thick per bag of cement, applied and dried. Prices and additional information will be furnished on application. eceived at: 1:07PM, 9/12/2003 Sent By: The Hendler Law Firm 564 512 439 3201 ; Sep-12-03 12:16PM; _____ ____C RAN E _____________ _ Rings for Ring Joints Page 13/14 Oval Ring ^ i ypes A and 3 Octagonal Ring Types A, B, and ( (...jane Oval and Octagonal Rings are made in a varietv of high grade materials, suitable for use in 15c, 300. 400, 600. qco. 1500, and lyoo-Pound ring joints. The shape of the ring regularly furnished for various sizes and pressure classes of joints is indicated in the table at the right. Ordering: Orders for rings should specify the Ring Number and the Type: "A", 'TV, or~"C". When Type is not specified, Type A Rings will regularly be supplied. Shape of Ring Regularly Furnished For Various Size Ring Joints Pressure I Oval Rings j Lb':yyai:.j A|.,,, Class 1 Tvpe A 01 B y -- -. _ ___ I __ A_0r B ' b rt 1 150-Pound | All sizes [ -- Aid-Pound j i 4UU-Pound | IS" and smaller: *20 arid 24" I ,,, _fc66-Pound | | 000 Pound | ; 2" and smaller] *i 4V and larger 15OO-PniJr.d j 5V and smaller]* 0" andlaj-ger 2500 Pound I Informal.ion furnished on tyohcsi *Oval-shaped rings can he furnishecTW these sv when so ordered; prices on application. Type A Rings are made of Armco Iron (qo Brinell maximum hardness), in oval or ocuigonal shape; see table above. Type B Rings, made of 4 to b% Chrome with fi% Molybdenum ( 130 Bri ne! 1 maximum hard ness), are recommended for corrosive sendees, as in oil refinery work, and for use with ChromeM o 1 y b d e n u m Steel products. They have the same shape as Type A Rings, being distin guished by a square bead for fin) on the outer periphery. Type C Rings are made octagonal shape, only, of Soft Steel (130 Brine!) maximum hardness) and are recommended for use in ail steam or water installa tions. For unusually corrosive fill ids. Corrosion Sealing Rings are recommended lor protection of rings. Prices on application. List Prices, Each Class Size j Ring Type ! TyjTB Ty Num-| iBi C Inches ber |RingS|Ring; Class 1 Size I Ring | Type I Type ] TvnJ I iNum-l A 1 B C finches! ber .Rings Rines'Rino< I For ISO Pound Ring Joints ' For .300, 400, and 600 j 1 j 1 Pound Ring i Joints 1 1V4 RA 2 7% 3 3Vz 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 IS 20 24 Vi % 1 1V4 IVi % Vh 3 13 3 Vi 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16_ 18__ 20_ 24 | R 15 .75| 2.60| .82 | R 17 TsOj 2.90 1 .88 For sizes 21 4-inch and srri.'illcr use 1 500 Pound Rin>>$. | R 10 1.00i 3.55! 1.10 ! R 22 1.20 1 4.15 | 1.32 j R 25 1.30] 4.15! 1.43 | R 20 1.45 j 4.35 j 1.59 ; Ft 33 | 1.05 | 4.90! 1.81 | R 36 1.85| 5.40 | 2.03 | R 40 2.25 | b.30| 2.47 R 43 2.40| 6.70: 2.64 | R 48 4.20] 10.45 | 4.62 | R 52 6.00| 16-00 1 6.60 ! R 56 11.001 20.401 12.10 i R SO | 11.40T22-401 12.54 | R 64 12.801 29.00 | 14.08 [ R 68 115.40138.50 1 16.94 | R 72 15.90| 45.00) 17.49 | R 7b 27.50!57,60j 30.25 3 " R .U I 1.60: 47901 '1.7fi 3V4 ; r 34 1 1.70] 4.91); T.S7 4 1 R 37 1(90] s.ioi 2.00 5 i R 41 1 ?.m> ft.iorrxt 900 6 ! R 47 I" 2.65P7.30I 2.91 Pound 8'" 1 R 49 1 5.0011.1.00' 7.5(1 Ring to' Joints 12 1 R 53 T 6.60' 16.80|" 7.26 j R 57 ] 11.401 22(401" 12(54 14 TR 62" 1 18.04! 36,08 18.04 16 1 R 66 | 22.77. 40.481 22.77 18 1 R70 ' 27.50' 66.55i 27.51) 20 ' R 74 1 34.10! 75.02' 34.10 Mr i R 78 j 70.401135.521 70.40 M, : R 12 | .70! 2-4(1! ,77 V4 : R 14 ! .70) 2.60 .77 1 1 R 16 1 .75| 2.60| .82 I R 11 .70' 2.40| .77 m | R 18 | .85; 3.20! .0.1 1 R 13 .70| 2.40) .77 IVj | R 20 | 1.051 3.55' i.15 TR lb 75| 2.601 .82 2 i R 24 ; 1.301 4.15! 1.43 i R 18 i R 20 .85 I 3.20! .93 1.05 pS-55 j 1.15 2 Vi ) R 27 | 1.35! 4.35) 1.48 3 1 R 35 j ''l.7dT"'5(25i 1 -87 | R 23 nrsoposT 1.43 [ For 1 R 26 I.30) 4.15! 1.43 1 _15G0 3>,4 | R 37 1 1.90) 5.40, 2.09 4 1 R 39 1 2.05! 5.951 2.2a 1 R 31 1.60 j 4790] 1.76 5 ; r 44 ! 2.45| 6.75! 2-69 |tR 30 +1.50 ; 14-35 ! tt .65 Joints 6 I R 4ft 3.96! 11-88] 3,96 [ R 34 1.70| 4.90] 1.87 ~ 8" ! R 50 | 8.SS| 16.83] 8.58 1 R 37 1.90| 5.40! 2.09 ii 10 | R 54 7 10.b?, ?%M\ io.* | R 41 2.30! 6.50! 2.53 1 12 j R 58 i 18.37) 48,401 18.if R 45 2.65j 7.30 | 2.91 14 ! R 63 | 27.18) 54.23) 27.28 1 R 40 5.00j13.001 5.SO ji 16 ! R 67 i 36.74) 64.02) 36m! 1 R 53 6.60(16.80 j 7.261! 18 1 R 71 | 41.801 90.75! 41.80 | R 57 111.40122.40 | 12.54 20 ! R 75 ) 66. Oil 121-001 bb-00 ! R 61 12.80 | 27.00 | 14.08 24 j R 79 i108.90I18I.59 108.90 Jit65 i 14.10 |31-,60| 15:51 ' R 60 ) 16.00] 40.00 I 17.60 R 73 1 26. 07 fS7.20 f 36.0 R 77 | 36,85| 73(70 ] 36.85 2500 Pound Ring Joints Prices are furnished on upplicatany Sizes, ring numbers, and dimensions are shown on page 5t> >. IRing R 50 in Types A, B, and C is for 300 or 600-Pound Ring Julius only, use alien <|C both halves o! tile joint are Cranelap ___ ______ ...--- Dimtcnsrons of Rings and f^ing Joints ...........pages 562 and 563 Flanged joint assembly and maintenance ...................Page ^* foc ni ut hi .r n nr til to Bf "Ci /!{ or me CRANE Granite Sheet Packing An Asbestos Composition Manufactured Solely for Crane Co. CRANITE is the highest grade of sheet packing obtainable. The name "CRANITE" is registered in the United States Patent Office. 565 The list price of Cranite Sheet Packing is $1.00 per pound. The l/\Q-inch thickness averages .62 pound to the square foot. 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 offers 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 for temperatures up to 75o I7. 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 548 for Crane Thread, Lubricants. Sizes: Cranite Sheet Packing 'in the l{6-'mch thick ness is regularly furnished in sheets 36 or 48 inches square: Other thicknesses from to hf-inch, or other sizes up to 120 inches square can be made to order; prices on application. Cranite Packing has been inspected and is listed by the Underwriters' Laborato ries (National Board of Fire Underwriters), Chicago, for use on hazardous liquids. "CC" Rubber Sheet Packing Manufactured Solely for Crane Co. The list price of *CC** Rubber Sheet Packing is $.50 per pound. The averages .61 pound to the square foot. CC" Rubber Sheet Packing, manufactured solely for Crane Co., i especially well adapted for high or 'w pressure service on saturated steam, hot and cold water, air, gases, etc. It is made up in rolls 36 inches wide, weighing approximately 200 pounds each, and in thicknesses of ffe-Oeh and p^-'mch. "CC" Rubber Sheet Packing can be furnished in rolls up to 72 inches wide.