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LINDA A. MONICA Imonicalfl'verrilldana.com Direct- 207-253-4630 Attorneys at Law " i m ONE PORTLAND SQUARE PORTLAND. MAINE 04112-0586 207-774-4000 FAX 207-774-7409 May 27, 2004 Federal Express Harold Hunter, Esq. Quilling, Selander, Cummiskey & Lownds, P.C. 2001 Bryan Street, Suite 1800 Dallas, TX 75201 Re: Crane Company Dear Harold: We are working on providing to you as much information as we can with respect to Crane Valve Company and its use of asbestos products. Enclosed is one of the very best documents we have-a 563-page Crane catalog which shows the breadth of Crane's product line as well as its sale of Asbestos products. Attached is a brief summary of the catalog along with copies of some of the best pages. Call me with any questions. More Crane documents will be coming. Very truly yours. LAM:rms WK CC 5009 I'OR I LAND. MAINI AI KiUS'l A. MAINE' KI-NNI-.Hl INK. MAINE. KANSAS CITY WASIIINO EON. I) C CRANE VALVES FITTINGS PIPE FABRICATED PIPING CATALOG NO. 49 FOUNDED BY R. T. CRANE 1855 CRAN E CO. 836 S. MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO 5, ILLINOIS COPYRIGHT 1949--PR1 NTED IN U. S. A. f ) Terms and Conditions (This Catalog Supersedes All Previous Issues) PRICES: AH prices shown herein are list prices, intended for the customer's con venience in determining his net cost. They are not intended to establish nor to sug gest resale prices. All list prices are subject to change without notice. TAXES: Prices shown herein do not include excise, sales, use, occupation, or other taxes levied on sales transactions. All such taxes will be billed to our customers. NET TERMS: 30 days. Material is subject to shipment in whole or in part at our option, and each shipment is subject to immediate invoicing. All orders are subject to the approval of our Credit Department. REMITTANCES: Remittances should be made to the Crane Branch from which our invoice is issued, in funds free of exchange or collection charges. CLAIMS: No claims for shortage or involving inaccurate filling of orders will be allowed unless made within ten days after receipt of goods. Claims for goods dam aged or lost while in possession of the Transportation Company should be filed by the consignee direct with the Transportation Company. RETURNED GOODS: We cannot accept the return of any goods unless our con sent has first been obtained. DELAYS: We shall not be liable for delays or defaults occasioned by strikes, differ ences with workmen, fires, accidents, delays or defaults occasioned by the exercise of governmental authority, failure to obtain materials, fuel or transportation, or by any cause unavoidable or beyond our control. WARRANTIES: If within one year following date of delivery any material supplied by us proves defective, or fails to meet the agreed specifications, buyer shall not return it unless requested to do so, but shall immediately notify us, stating full par ticulars in support of his claim. If faulty workmanship or material is involved, we will adjust the matter fairly and promptly. Under no circumstances shaU we be obligated to allow claims for consequential damages or for any labor or other ex pense incurred by reason of the use or sale of any defective material; the sole measure of damages being the price received therefor by us. SPECIAL GOODS: Orders covering special goods are not subject to cancellation, except upon agreement to make payment for the special work which has been per formed. ILLUSTRATIONS: The illustrations in this catalog are actual representations of a certain size of each line of products, but do not necessarily represent aU sizes in all details. The designs shown are subject to change without notice. * CRAN E CO. GENERAL OFFICES: 836 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 5, Illinois -- Cab/* Address: Cranecoy -- Chicago MANUFACTURING PLANTS Chicago, III. -- Chattanooga, Tenn.-- Trenton, N. J. ALABAMA B>ritiirtgnom -35 i3' 2 S. Twentieth St. . ;00 N. Royal St. ARIZONA PhO*rt:* (! . Tucson .233 S. first Ave. ,35 E. Toole Ave. ARKANSAS ft. Smith little Pack 1'0 . .221 S. Ninth St. .120 Commerce St. CALIFORNIA Long Beoch i ' ' lot Ang;ei :f4 Ookiond (?l Socrameni [$ Son Bo'nordma Son Diego (i * Son froncuco C* Son 10 Ana 824 W. Anaheim St. .321 E. Third St. . . . 344 Ninth St. ............ 1227 Front St. . .110 South '*6" St. .......... 1138 India St. ........ 301 Brannon St. . . . .919 Poinsettia St. COLORADO Denver* (17| . Grand junction* Puebio* .1631 Fifteenth St. 601 Pitkin Ave. 216 W. Third St. CONNfCTICUT Bridgeport (3) .................. 302 John St. H_a_r_tf_o_r_d (5_) .................... 710 Windsor St. New 'Haven (It'...................... 365 Orchard St. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington (5).................. 1225 Eye St. N.W. Govt, and Marine Dept. FLORIDA Jacksonville (3).............. 1007 W. Bay St. Miami (30)...................... 85 N. W. Tenth St. Temoo (1).............................1105 6. Twiggs St. West Palm Beach.....................217 West 5th St. GEORGIA Attonta (3)....................Washington St. Viaduct Macon............................................. 500 Broadway Savonnoh...................................14 W. Broad St. IDAHO Boise...........................................214 S. Fifth St. Pocatello................................... 756S. First Ave. ILLINOIS Aurora (A).................................544 S. Lake St. Chicago (6).......................156 N. Jefferson St. Southside branch (20)........ 231 W. 79th St. Rockford.................................... 900 S. Main St. Springfield.............................921 E. Monroe St. Waukegan........................... 1219 Glen Rack Ave. INDIANA East Chicago.................. 1004 E. Chicago Ave. Evansville (6).......................118 S.E. Eighth St. Indianapolis (6).................. 333 W. Market St. ^Muncie...................................342 N. Perfhing Dr. South Bond (23)................ 1616 S. Franklin St. Terre Haute............................ 209 N. Ninth St. IOWA Davenport (8).......................217 E. Second St. Sioux City (3).......................... 223 Jackson St. KANSAS Wichita (2).................................624 E. First St. KENTUCKY leii'gton (1)........................165 Midland Ave. CRANE BRANCHES LOUISIANA New Orleans (II)...................710 E. 8road St. P.O. Box 1700 Shreveport (92)...................... 1320 Winston St. MAINE Portland (4)............................... 70 St. John St. MARYLAND Baltimore (1)........................ 626 W. Pratt St. MASSACHUSETTS Boston (27)....48 W. First St., South Boston Springfield (3)...........................60 Cypress St. MICHIGAN Detroit (26)............................. 150 Randolph St. Flint (1)......................................... 155 Lewis St. Grand Rapids (2). . .56 Grandvill# Ave., S.W. Jackson......................................... 409 Hupp Ave. MINNESOTA Duluth** (2).......................102 Lake Ave., S. Mankato**.................................510 S. Pike St. Minneapolis** (1).............. 400 Third Ave., N. St. Paul** (1)...........................Broadway ot 5th MISSISSIPPI Jackson (111).......................176 N. Gallatin St. MISSOURI Kansos City (7).................1328 W. Twelfth St. St. Louis (3).........................30 S. Sixteenth St. MONTANA Billings**.............. 30th St. and First Ave., S. Great Falls**.....................2 Third Ave., South NEBRASKA Grand Island...........................115 E. Front St. Omaha (8)...........................323 S. Tenth $t. Scottsbluff*...........................1617 Avenue "A" NEVADA Reno.......................................401 E. Fourth St. NEW JERSEY Camdon (4)...................2994 Mt. Ephraim Ave. Newark (5).......................................90 South St. Trenton (5)....................................... 50 Esther St. NEW MEXICO Albuquerque*...........................612 N. First St. Roswell.............................102 So. Virginia St. NEW YORK Albany (1).................................. North Broadway Binghamton (36)................... 21 Washington St. Buffalo (5).................................. 201 Church St. Hempstead....................................... 209 Main St. Long Island City (I)..47*30 Twenty-ninth St. Rochester (2)................................ 200 South Ave. Syracuse (1).......................760 W. Genesee St. Utica (2)....................................... 326 Broad St. NORTH CAROLINA Ashoville .............. *.............. 531 McDowell St. Charlotte (1)...................1307 W. Moreheod St. Greensboro........................... 205 S. Lyndon St. Rocky Mount........................ 300 N. Church St. NORTH DAKOTA Fargo**...................636 Northern Pacific Ave. OHIO Akron (1 1)................................. 425 S. High St. Canton (2)...................210 Piodmont Avo., S.E. Cincinnati (1)............................... 824 Broadway Cleveland (3).....................6215 Carnegie Ave. Columbus (15)...........................67 N. Front St. Dayton (2)................................. 901 S. Perry St. Lima..................................... 207 S. Central Ave. Toledo (1)...................................390 S. Erie St. OKLAHOMA Muskogee........................... 302 Commercial St. Oklahoma City (2)................ 705 W. Main St. Tulsa (1)............................... 623 E. Third St. OREGON Modford...................................125 West 4th St. Portland (8)............ 710 N.W. Fourtoanth Ave. PENNSYLVANIA Erie.......................................218-22 East 8th St. Philadelphia (22).......................245 Master St. West Philadelphia Branch (43). 1600 S. 59th St. Pittsburgh (30).................40 Twenty-fourth St. Reading (5).......................... 407 N, Front St. RHODE ISLAND Providonce (3).............. 245 W. Exchange St. SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston.............................Meeting Street Rd. Greenville...........................223 W. McBee Ave. SOUTH DAKOTA Aberdeen*"................ 324 Railroad Avo., S.E. Sioux Falls**......................... 326 E. Eighth St. TENNESSEE Chattanooga (1).....................1317 Chestnut St. Knoxville (1).................... 523 W. Jackson Ave. Memphis (1)................................ 254 Court Ave. Nashville (2)..............532 Eighth Ave., South TEXAS Beaumont..................................... 720 Fannin St. Corpus Christi................ 1212 N. Toncahua St. Dallas (2)................................... 814 Young St. El Paso*......................................1609 Toxat St. Harlingen.............................201 West '*C" St. Houston (1).................................2204 Pease Ave. San Antonio (6)...............1200 E. Houston St. UTAH Ogden.......................................... 2001 Wall Ave. Salt Lake City (11).......... 307 W. Second South VIRGINIA Norfolk (10)................. 2 E. Twenty-second 5t. Richmond (20).....................1225 W. Broad St. Roanoke.........................404 Center Ave., N.W. WASHINGTON Seattle (14).......................... 419 Second Ave.,S Spokane (8)..................................126 S. Post St. Tocoma (1).......................... 1209 South ''A'' St. WEST VIRGINIA Charleston (25)........................... 502 Broad St. WISCONSIN Madison (3)........................... 641 Williamson St. Milwaukee (3).................2123 W. Michigon St. Oshkosh......................................... 37 Markot St. WYOMING Casper* 5...............................802 East * X" St. *(Crane-0'Fallon Co.) (Crane Co., Minnesota) EXPORT NEW YORK BRANCH 47-30 Twenty-ninth St., Long Island City (1) New Yorlc CRANE, LIMITED (Canada) GENERAL OFFICES: 1170 Beaver Hall Square, Montreal, Quo. -- Cab/e Addrmss: Cranelit__Montreal MANUFACTURING PLANTS: Montreal, Que. -- St. John's, Que. -- Port Hope, Ont. ALBERTA Colgary...........................602 Eleventh Ave.,W. Edmonton.................. Jasper Ave. & 109th St. BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver..................................... 540 Beatty St. victoria.............................1010 Government St. MANITOBA Winnipeg.....................................93 Lombard St. NEW BRUNSWICK Moncton.............................225 St. George St. BRANCH HOUSES NEWFOUNDLAND St. John s....................................... Hill OXhips NOVA SCOTIA Halifax................................... 131 W. Young St. Warehouse........................... City Market Btdg. ONTARIO Fort William.............................600 Simpson St. Hamilton.......................40 Wellington St., N. Kingston........................................... 71 Brock St. London............................................. 304 York St. Ottawa......................................... 148 Bonk St. Toronto...................................306 Front St., W. QUEBEC Montreal....................... 1121 $t. James St., W. Quebec....................................... 39 St. Roch St. SASKATCHEWAN Regina..........................................1408 Broad St. Saskatoon...............................359 First Ave., N. CRANE, LIMITED (Great Britain) GENERAL OFFICES: London, 45-51 Leman St., London, E. 1. -- Cab/e Address; Cranelon -- London MANUFACTURING PLANT: Ipswich, England (Nacton Works) BRANCH HOUSES .. . ENGLAND Birmingham........................................... 1277 Coventry Road, South Yordiey Manchester.................................................Westinghouse Road, Trofford Park .................................................................... 1, Broodmood, Bristol, 1. Brentwood................................................................................Great West Road SCOTLANO Glasgow ....................................................94-100 Clyde Ferry St., Anderston fAbove) Cran# Chicago Works -- 72 buildings hous* seven foundries and the manufacturing facilities that produce most of the products shown in this catalog. The Organization Back of the Value That Spells Crane 3-ick of every quality piping item from Crane stands a vast, closely integrated organization of men, machines and materials. It is an organiza tion that for more than 90 years has had but a angle purpose -- to supply the best piping equip ment available for every industrial need. Just how well this aim has been realized can be judged by the fact that Crane today is the world's leading manufacturer and supplier of valves and piping equipment. Included in the scope of the broad Crane line are more than 30,000 different piping items--valves, fittings, pipe, pipe line accessories and fabricated piping . . . in brass, iron, steel and corrosion-resistant alloy materials. Regardless of what you may need in piping to maintain fluid-handling systems at peak operat ing efficiency, most likely you'll find it at Crane. For completeness of selection . . . for highest quality and best value . . . for better and faster distribution service, it always pays to "get every thing in piping from Crane." Crane Combines Quality Control ) with Mass Production In rising to the position of the world's foremost man ufacturer of valves and fittings, Crane has never lost sight of the importance of maintaining the highest possible degree of quality control. By constantly add ing to research and design experience as well as to manufacturing skill, Crane is able to mass produce piping materials that consistently set the standard for quality in every field they serve. Elaborate research and engineering procedures make sure that raw materials are right . .. that design and specifications are sound. Castings and forgings are skillfully inspected . . . dimensions and wall thick. nesses individually gauged. Repeated checking in sures closest tolerances and accuracy in all machining operations, followed by final inspection of parts. All assembled products must undergo thorough tests simulating actual working conditions before they are released for shipment or stock. Even then, no Crane product is ever considered to be beyond improvement. Betterment of design and refinement of materials are constantly being studied to increase the serviceability and performance of Crane valves and fittings in all their applications in every field of industry. IR to (a IB be ) (Right) Fittings most measure up to close limits in every way. All types of fittings are sys tematically checked -- for wall thickness, alignment, threading, drilling, etc.--at every stage of production. (Right) Impact tests in Crane Research and Development labora tories are conducted at temperatures ranging from liquid nitrogen (approximately --300J F.) to those of bright red heat. (Below) Hydrostatic pressure testing of 300-pound steei gate valves (Above) Measuring the ability of metals to retain hardness at red heat. Used in the development of materials for valves designed for elevated temperature service. (left) Crane metallurgists use mi croscopic techniques in their devel opment of materials for valves, fittings and piping equipment. Crane Shops and Foundries...Geared to Modern Manufacturing Techniques To understand how Crane can produce with highest efficiency such a wide variety of piping materials, one need but see the vastness and completeness of Crane production facilities. In equipping Crane plants, the primary objective has always been to produce a bet ter product more efficiently -- with greater value for Crane customers. To assure such results, Crane Shops and Foundries are modern and complete from end to end -- with the best equipment available. In Crane Shops, every type of automatic and semi automatic machine is used. Much of this equipment is specially built for Crane, just as are many of the systems by which valve parts and fittings are conveyed to machines and on to other manufacturing processes. In Crane Foundries -- and Crane operates one of the largest steel foundries in industry -- improved techniques give extremely accurate control of melting and chemical composition of metals. Skilled metal lurgists make sure that every item in the Crane line has been produced from superior metals. Equally well equipped are Crane Fabricating Shops with specialized skills and facilities for pipe shaping, welding, stress relieving, and testing -- to the most exacting requirements. (Rlghtl Modern multiple-fool cuffing device -- specially designed by Crane engineers--for milling threads in bonnet end of Pressure* tiol Sonnet Valves. ) ) (Left) Hydraulic press for copper tube fittings. Two piungers^each with force of 300 tons---enable this press to produce 700 half-inch tees per hour. ) IR/ghtJ Pouring molds in the Crane Steel Foundry, one of the largest steel found ries in industry. And Wherever You Are ... It's Easy To Get CRANE Products No matter where you are located -- or what you need in piping equipment--there's a well-stocked Crane Branch or Crane Wholesaler nearby, ready to serve you. Crane takes pride in making all of its products conveniently available at the points of their use, and Crane distribution service is truly nation-wide. Close cooperation among the vast network of local Crane Branches is your assurance of getting the exact piping materials you need . . . when you need them. All Crane Branches have direct ac cess to, and are backed by, large factory stocks representative of the world's most complete line of piping equipment. In addition, your Local Crane Branch can readily draw on the stocks in other nearby Branches to give you more depend able service. It's always best to call your Crane Outlet first for piping materials. (Left) Part of a storage floor in Crane Chicago Works, showing wide stocks of larger valves ready for shipment. (Above) Crane Branches carry a complete line of staple items to meet everyday piping needs. (Left) Shipping is a big operation at Crane, and the facilities are ample. Delivery is accelerated by up-to-date loading methods and hauling equipment. 26 freight cars can be loaded at one time inside Crane Chicago Works. CRANE i Alphabetical Index All items shown in this catalog are described and cross-indexed alphabetically on this and the following nineteen pages. References under broad classifica tions 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 detailed listing of the many available types. Similarly, under the general classification of "Fittings", will be found group page numbers, the detailed references being made under specific listings such as, "Elbows", "Tees", "Crosses", "Unions", etc. A Page AAR Fittings, Screwed, Malleable Iron............................ 150 Steel Pipe Couplings . . ...................................... 172 Union Fittings, Malleable Iron. .. . . Union Fittings, with Steel Tail-Piece . Unions, Forged Steel............................... Unions, Malleable Iron ............................ Unions, with Steel Tail-Piece...................... *; r. Valves, Brass, Inside Screw......................... Valves, Brass, Outside Screw and Yoke . Valves, Parts for.......................................... Valves, Stem End for Universal Joint. . Valves, Wrenches for Body Seat Rings. . & API Line Pipe Couplings................................. Standard Threaded Line Pipe .............. Ring_ J__ oints. . .181, 182 182 182 180 182 36 37 38 37 139 172 462 450,451 ASA Standard for Pipe................................................. 466-469 : A.W.W.A. Iron Body Gate Valves........................ 94, 95 Accessories for Motor Operated Valves .................... 134 Adapters, Solder-Joint....................................................404-406 Adjustable Die Stocks................................................. 427-429 Pipe Hangers...............................................................410-412,414 Pipe Supports.............................................................419-422 Pipe Threaders.............................................................427-430 Railing Fittings, Malleable Iron................................... 197 Split Swivel Hangers.......................................................... 411 Sprocket Rim for Valve Wheels.................................... 139 Adjusters or Turnbuckles...................................................... 417 .Adsco Expansion Joints.......................................................... 348 Air, Pressure Drop of.............................................................. 515 Weight of........................................................................... 521 Air Filters, Dust-Stop......................................................... 436 Lines, Separators for .......................... 344 Motor Operated Valves.................................. 129, 132-135 Pump Unions...................................................................... 180,182 Tested Fittings, Malleable Iron..................................... 146 Testing of Crane Valves............................ 11 Vent Valves (Traps), Automatic................................... 338 Vent Valves (Traps), Installation of............................... 339 Alien Bowes Swinging Hose Racks................................... 64 All-Iron Ammonia Valves......................................... 394-396 Angle Valves............................................................... 109-112,115 Check Valves........................................................... 118-121 Cocks.................................................................................. 70 Expansion Valves......................................................... 396 Yte. Gate Valves, Double Disc.......................................... 96, 97 - Gate Valves, Wedge Disc. ............................ 75, 79, 83 Globe Valves..................................................... 109-112, 115 Liquid Gauges, for Ammonia............................................396 Pulp Stock Valves.................... 299 Relief Valves..................................................................... 321 Unions, Screwed................................................................. 177,179 Allowable Stresses for Steel Pipe..........................................526 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............................................. 379 Altitude Gauges and Recorders...........................................356,357 Valves................................................................................. 308 American Standard for Pipe:.................................. 466-469 Straight Pipe Threads........................................................473 Taper Pipe Threads. . . . ................ 472 Page Ammonia Combination Elbows......................................... 186 Condensers, Atmospheric...................................................400 Double Pipe Fittings . . . .................... 398 Fittings, Flanged......................... 397 Fittings, Screwed...................................... 148, 149, 397 Flange Unions, Tongue and Groove..................... 186 Flanges.................................................................................397,398 Gaskets................................................................................. 399 Gauges...................................... 356, 357 Liquid Gauges ........................ .. ............ 396 Return Bends.....................................................................397 Valves, Angle......................................... . . . .395, 396 Valves, Check.............................. 396 Valves, Expansion.................................................... 396 Valves, Globe........................................................... 395, 396 Valves, Relief..................................................................... 321 ^ Anchor Chair Pipe Supports.............................................. 422 ' Anchorage Tees, Flanged, Cast Steel................................ 263 Angle Bends.............................................................................. 484 Blow-Off Valves...................................................................304 Stop-Check Valves................................................... 296-298 Stop-Check Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet ........ 218, 219 Angle Valves, Alt-Iron Ammonia...................................... 395, 396 Heavy Duty (Bolted Bonnet) .................................... 115 Union Bonnet..................... 109 Yoke Bonnet............................ 112 Angle Valves, Brass AAR............................................................................. 36, 37 AAR, Parts for................................................................. 38 Bolted Bonnet, 150 and 200-Pound.............................. 33 Bolted Bonnet, 300-Pound............... .39 Composition Disc, 100-Pound........... .25 Composition Disc, 150-Pound.............. . . 28 Composition Disc, 200-Pound........................................ 31 Cranoil Disc, for Light Oils and Gases . . .30 Hose.................................................................... 81 Lock-Shield, 100-Pound........................................................25 Lock-Shield, Radiator Type 58 Marine. . . 384, 388 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. ... ........ . ... 31 Plug Type Disc, 300-Pound...........................................35-39 Plug Type Disc, 2000-Pound Hydraulic...................... 40 Radiator............................................................................. 58 Regrinding, 200-Pound.................................... 32 Regrinding, 300-Pound.................................................... 34 Solder-Joint..........................................................................403 Union End, 200-Pound................................................... 58 Union End, 300-Pound AAR................................ 36, 37 Union End, 300-Pound Regrinding ...................... 34 Wrenches for Removing Seat Rings ...................... 139 100-Pound......................................................................... 25 125-Pound................................. 26 150-Pound......................................................... 28, 29, 32, 33 200-Pound............................................ 31-33 200-Pound, with Union End......................................... 58 300-Pound......................................................................... 34-39 2000-Pound Hydraulic............................ . 40 CRANE11 Alphabetical Index (Conf.) )A Page Page Angle Valves, Cast Steel Gearing for.......................................................................... 246 Marine.................................................................................. 385 >391 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Type............................................... 216,217 Stop-Check, 300-Pound.................................................... 297 Stop Check, 400 and 600-Pound.................................... 298 Stop-Check, Pressure-SealBonnet....................................218,219 150-Pound.............................................................................. 241-246 300-Pound...................................................................... 241-246 400-Pound............................................................................... 241-246 600-Pound............................................................................... 241-246 900-Pound...................................................................... 241-246 1500-Pound.................................................................... 241-246 1500-Pound (Small Sizes)................................................ 239 1500-Pound Pressure-SealBonnet.................................... 216,217 2500-Pound................................................................... 241-246 Angle Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo.), Bar Stock............. 234 Exelloy (Bar Stock).......................................................... 234 Angle Valves, Ferrosteel Ammonia............................................................................... 395,396 Blow-Off............................................................................... 304 Names of Parts.................................................................. Ill Stop-Check.......................................................................... 296 250-Pound............................................................................ 114 Angle Valves, Forged Steel Bar Stock............................................................................. 234 Chlorine Service................................................................. 376 Marine.................................................................................. 385,391 600-Pound...................................................................... 235-237 6000-Pound Hydraulic...................................................... 240 Angle Valves, Iron Body All-Iron, Heavy Duty, Bolted Bonnet......................... 115 All-Iron, Union Bonnet.................................................... 109 All-Iron, Yoke Bonnet...................................................... 112 )Blow-Off............................................................................... 304 Composition Disc, Union Bonnet, 150-Pound............ 109 Composition Disc, Yoke Bonnet, 125-Pound.............. 113 Marine................................................................................... 384,390 Names of Parts.................................................................. Ill Plug Type Disc.................................................................... 108,110 Stop-Check.......................................................................... 296 Angle Valves, Iron Body (Cont.) Yoke Bonnet.................................................................. 111-114 125-Pound..............................................................................112,113 150-Pound.............................................................................. 108,109 250-Pound............................................................................ 114 1000-Pound W.O.G............................................................ 110 Angle Valves, Malleable Iron 1000-Pound W.O.G., Plug Type Disc............................ 110 Angle Valves (General) AAR................................................................................... 36, 37 Ammonia................................................................................ 395,396 Bar Stock............................................................................. 234 Blow-Off................................................................................ 304 Butt-Welding.......................................................................... 241-246 Cylinder Operated ..................................................... 130, 131 Hose....................................................................................... 61 Main Injection.................................................................... 390 Marine, Brass................................................................384, 388 Marine, Iron Body.......................................................384, 390 Marine, Steel................................................................ 385, 391 Motor Operated.............................................................132-135 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel............................................... 216,217 Radiator................................................................................ 58 Socket-Welding................................................... 236, 237, 239 Solder-Joint......................................................................... 403 Stop-Check, Cast Steel, 300 to 600-Pound............ 297, 298 Stop-Check, Cast Steel, 900 and 1500-Pound. . . .218, 219 Tank Float........................................................................... 305 Anti-Sweat Plastic Cork Coating....................................... 432 Apartment House Gas Meter Stops.................................. 68 Arctic Nickel Alloy Cast Steel, Properties of................... 6 Areas and Circumferences of Circles.............................. 553-555 Arfdlfiers.................................................................................... 344 Asbestocel Blocks................................................................... 435 Pre-Shrunk Pipe Insulation.............................................. 434 Asbestos Cements................................................................... 435 Composition Sheet Packing, Cranite............................. 453 Sheet Millboard.................................................................. 435 Assembly and Maintenance of Flanged Joints................ 508 Atmospheric Ammonia Condensers ................................. 400 Relief Valves....................................................................... 303 Automatic Separators, Dexter............................................ 344 Valves, Clayton............................................................. 306-308 Union Bonnet................................................................ 108-110 B Page Babbitt Adjustable Sprocket Rim for Valve Wheels. ... 139 Back Pressure Valves......................................................302, 303 Backing Rings, Nub Type, for Welding................... 274-277 Badger Corrugated Type Expansion Joints........................ 347 Ball Bearing Swivel Joints.................................................... 355 Check Valves, Brass...................................................... 45, 47 Check Valves, Steel, Vertical ......................................... 249 Float Air Vents.................................................................. 338 Float Water Drain Valves............................................... 338 Joints, Flexible................................................................... 354 Ornaments........................................................................... 196 Pattern Railing Fittings................................................... 196 Type Pressure Reducing Valves................................... 332 Band Pipe Clamps.................................................................. 174 Hose Clamps.................................................................... 174 Pipe Hangers...................................................................... 410 Band-lt Pipe and Hose Clamps....................................... 174 Bar Plugs, Cast Iron.............................................................. 168 Stock Globe and Angle Valves................................. 234 Barco Flexible Ball, Swivel, and Revolving Joints . . . 354 Barnes Pipe Cutters.............................................................. 426 Base Elbows, Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................. 202 Elbows, Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound....................... 205 Elbows, Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 1500-Pound. .263-267 . Tees, Flanged, Cast Steel................................................ 263 JBses for Cast Iron Pipe Stands......................................... 400 asin Tees, Drainage................................................................163 Bath P Traps, Drainage........................................................ 165 Beam Clamps for Pipe Hangers.......................................... 418 Beaver Pipe Threading Tools............................................... 427 Square End Sawing Vises................................................ 424 Bellow Sealed Fabricated Valves, 18-8 ............................. 379 Page Bellows Gauges...................................................................356, 357 Bending Pipe, Description ................................................ 482 Bends, Copper Tubing..............................................................405 Pipe, Calculation Formulas .................................. 528, 529 Pipe, Fabrication and Data...................................... 479-486 Pipe, Length of Pipe In.................................................... 530 Pipe, Standard and Special Types...........................484, 485 Pressure Drop In................................................................ 522 Return, Ammonia.............................................. 148, 397, 398 Return, Butt-Welding .............................................274-277 Return, Copper Tubing..................................................... 405 Return, Double Pipe.......................................................... 398 Return, Flanged, Cast Steel....................................... 263, 264 Return, Screwed, Brass................................................190, 191 Return, Screwed, Cast Iron,Ammonia............................. 397 Return, Screwed, Cast Iron,125-Pound ........................153 Return, Screwed, Malleable Iron. ... , . 142, 148 Return, Solder-Joint............................................................. 405 Bibb Cocks (Faucets).................................... 66 Blind Flanges Ammonia.................................................................................398 Cast Iron, 125-Pound........................................................ 206 Cast Iron, 250-Pound........................................................... 208 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).......................................373 Ferrosteel, 125-Pound............................. 206 Ferrosteel, 250-Pound.......................................................... 208 Forged Steel, Ammonia....................................................... 398 Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound...............................286-291 Malleable Iron, Ammonia................................................... 398 Blow-Off Valves, Alloy Steel, Sliding Stem .................... 304 Valves, Ferrosteel............................................................... 304 Body Seat Ring Wrenches........................................................ 139 alphabetical Index Cont CRANE iii B ) Page Boiler Controls, McDonnell................................................ 362 Fittings, Circulating, Malleable Iron 147 Page 3rass Valves (Cont.) Globe, Screwed and Flanged......................................... 23-41 Flue Brushes ............................................... ... 432 Globe, Solder-Joint ..................................................... 403 Flue Scrapers ........................ . 432 Globe, with Union End....... 58 Tubes............................................................................... 464 Hose.................................................................................60, 61 Bolt Steels, Properties of..................................................9, 506 Hose, for Marine Service..........................................384, 387 Studs, Templex and Triplex Steel, Data 506, 507 Marine............................................................ 384, 387,388 Studs, Templex and Triplex Steel, List Prices . 446, 447 Pop Safety........................................................... 310, 311,313 Bolting On Companion Flanges......................................... 437 Radiator............................................................................. 58 Bolts, Definition of............................................................... 506 Relief...................................................................... 316-320 Flattened End................................................................... 417 Safety ...................................................................311, 315 U- Machine, Data ......................................................... 506, 507 &: Machine, List Prices........................................................... 445 Machine, Properties of. 9, 506 Screw-Down Check........................................................ 392 Throttle. . ..................................................... 57 Whistle.................................................................. 54 Bolt-Studs, Definition of.................................................... 506 Wrenches for Removing Seat Rings.................................139 Bonney WeldOlets................................................................... 281 Brine Cocks. 66 Boring of Welding Neck Flanges ..................................... 292 British Standard Taper Pipe Threads.................. 474 &f. Box Type Pipe Coils.............................................................. 503 Boyle Gaskets, Canvas Wrapped. ............................... 399 Bronze, Crane Special Brass, Properties of Manganese, Properties of.................................. .2 2 Brackets, Pipe....................................................................... 421 Brushes, Flue ........................................................................432 Brass, Properties of............................................................... 2 Thread Lubricant................................................ 444 Brass Cocks 66-69 Buckeye Brass Whistles.......................................... 352 Cylinder Cocks ........ . 67 Buckles, for Band-It Clamps.............................................. 174 Expansion Joints . 346 Bundling Schedule for Pipe........................................ 460 Faucets, Ground Key . 66 Bushings, Brass.................................................................... 191 Fittings, Drainage .. 161 Cast Iron. . 169 Fittings, Screwed ....................................................190-193 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).......................... 373 Fittings, Solder-Joint................................................. 404-407 Eccentric, Iron.............................................................. 169 Flanges............................................................................... 194 Face, Brass........................................................................... 191 Floor Flanges..................................................................... 190 Face, Iron.......................................................................... 169 Gauge Cocks..................................................................... 67 Face, Steel....................................................... . ...258 Nipples............................................................................... 192 Hose.................................................................................... 63 Pet Cocks........................................................................... 67 Malleable Iron.................................................................. 169 Pipe, Regular and Extra Strong.......................................464 Solder-Joint................ 406 Stops................................................................................. 66-68 Steel.......................................................................................258 Swing Joints.........................................................................351 Butt Nipples, Wrought Steel........................................ 170, 171 Try Cocks.......................................................................... 351 Welds.....................................................................................495 Union Elbows, Screwed................................................... 193 Butt-Welding Fittings, Steel........................................274-280 ) Unions, Screwed................................................................ 193 Whistles, Plain and Chime............................................. 352 p Brass Valves Fittings, Steel, American Standard for........................ 269 Fittings, Steel, Dimensions of........................................... 280 Fittings, Steel, Ratings for............................................... 282,283 AAR, Globe and Angle................................................ 36, 37 Fittings, Wrought Iron..................................................... 274,276 AAR, Parts for................................................................. 38 Pressure-Seal Line Joints................................................ 220 Angle, Hose....................................................................... 61 Valves, Cast Steel, Angle, 150 to 2500-Pound. . . 241-246 Angle, Radiator................................................................ 58 Valves, Cast Steel, Check, 150 to 2500-Pound. . .250-254 Angle, Screwed and Flanged..........................................23-41 Valves, Cast Steel, Gate, 150 to 2500-Pound.........220-232 Angle, Solder-Joint........................................................... 403 Valves, Cast Steel, Gate, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.. .213-215 Angle, with Union End................................................... 58 Valves, Cast Steel, Globe, 150 to 2500-Pound. . . .241-246 Butterfly............................................................................ 57 Valves, Cast Steel, Globe, Pressure-Seal Bonnet 216, 217 Check, Screwed and Flanged........................................ 43-52 Valves, Cast Steel, Stop-Check, 300 to 600-Pound.297, 298 Check, Solder-Joint.............................................................402 Valves, Cast Steel, Stop-Check, 900-Pound......... 218, 219 Chronometer..................................................................... 387 Valves, Cast Steel, Stop-Check, 1500-Pound.... 218, 219 Float.................................................................................. 305 Valves, Pressure-Seal Type....................................... 210-219 Foot.............................. 46 Butterfly Valves, Brass........................................................ 57 Gate, Hose......................................................................... 60 Valves, Iron Body............................................................ 115 Gate, Quick-Opening....................................................... 56 By-Passes for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves.................. 231 Gate, Screwed and Flanged........................................... 13-21 For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves..................... 101 Gate, Solder-Joint............................................................ 402 For Iron Body Wedge Disc Gate Valves..................... 84 Globe, Quick-Opening...................................................54, 55 For Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves........................ 215 Globe, Radiator................................................................ 58 For Valves, Location of................................................... 535 Page "CC" Rubber Gaskets.......................................... 452, 454, 456 Caps (Cont.) Rubber Sheet Packing........................................................453 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Extra Strong Pipe . 276, 277 Cab Hose Valves.................................................................... 38 Cast Iron Water Pipe.................................................... 476 Cabinets, Hose...................................................................... 64 Hose...................................................................... 60, 61, 63 Canvas Wrapped Gaskets, Ammonia.................................. 399 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound................................................190 Gaskets, 25-Pound Cast Iron......................................... 454 Screwed, Cast Iron........................................................... 153 Gaskets, 125-Pound Cast Iron....................................... 454 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mol . . . 373 Capacities, Air Vent Valves............................................... 338 Screwed, Forged Steel...................................... 258, 259 Pop Safety Valves, Brass.........................................310, 313 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound............. 142, 143 Pop Safety Valves, Iron Body....................................... 312 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound............................. 148 Pressure Regulators...................................................330, 331 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound.........270, 271 Steam Traps...................................................................... 337 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound.........270, 271 ) Water Drain Valves......................................................... 338 Caps, AAR............................................................................... 150 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Standard Pipe................ 274, 275 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 4000-Pound.........270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound.........270, 271 Solder-Joint, Brass........................................................... 404 CRANEIV Alphabetical Index (Cont.) c Page Page Carbon Cast Steel, Properties of......................................... 6 Forged Steel, Properties of.............................................. 8 Chain Pipe Tongs.................................................................... 425 Pipe Vises............................................................................. 424 Wheels for Valves..........................................................138, 139 Molybdenum Alloy Forged Steel, Properties of...................8 Chains for Chain Wheels....................................................... 138 Casing, Water Well................................................................ 463 Chairs, Anchor................................................................... 421, 422 Cast Iron, Alloy, Properties of.................... 4 Channel Clamps for Pipe Hangers........................................ 418 ' High Tensile, Properties of............................................. 4 Check Valves, All-Iron Ni-Resist, Properties of.................................................... 4 Ammonia.............................................................................. 396 Properties of........................................................................ 4 Lift, Bolted Cap................................................................. 119 Cast Iron Bushings................................................................ 169 Swing, Bolted Cap.........................................................120, 121 Cocks................................................................................. 70, 71 Swing, 1000-Pound W.O.G............................................... 118 Drainage Fittings......................................................... 161 -166 Check Valves, Brass Drip Pockets....................................................................... 341 Lift, Ball Disc.................................................................... 45, 47 Expansion Joints................................................................. 346,348 Lift, Bolted Cap, 150-Pound............................................ 50 Fittings, Drainage.........................................................161 -166 Lift, Bolted Cap, 200-Pound............................................ 50 Fittings, Flanged, 125-Pound.................................... 200-203 Lift, Bolted Cap, 2500-Pound Hydraulic..................... 52 Fittings, Flanged, 250-Pound...........................................204,205 Lift, Composition Disc, 100-Pound................................ 45 Fittings, Flanged, Sprinkler Type................................... 158,200-205 Lift, Composition Disc, 150-Pound................................ 47 Fittings, Screwed.......................................................... 151-159 Lift, Composition Disc, 200-Pound................................ 49 Fittings, Screwed, Drainage .................................... 161-166 Lift, Dashpot Type............................................................ 51 Fittings, Screwed, Sprinkler Type ..........................151-159 Lift, Nickel Alloy Disc....................................................... 49 Flange Unions.................................................................... 185 Lift, Regrinding.................................................................48, 51 Flanges (Including Sprinkler).................................... 206-208 Lift, 100-Pound................................................................... 45 Floor Flanges...................................................................... 207 Lift, 125-Pound................................................................... 45 Pipe Stands......................................................................... 400 Lift, 150-Pound..................................................................47, 50 Plugs..................................................................................... 168 Lift, 200-Pound.................................................................. 48-50 Separators, Sediment...................................................342-344 Lift, 300-Pound................................................................... 51 Separators, Steam and Oil................................................340,341 Lift, 2000-Pound Hydraulic............................................. 52 Sprinkler Fittings........................................ 151-159, 200-205 Lift, 2500-Pound Hydraulic............................................. 52 Steam Traps...................................................................335-337 Marine............................................................................. 384, 388 Water Pipe.......................................................................... 476 Names of Parts................................................................... 44 Cast Iron Valves - No-Slam, Clayton............................................................... 308 Angle................................................................................108-115 Screw-Down Type.............................................................. 392 Back Pressure....................................................................... 302,303 )Butterfly............................................................................... 115 Solder-Joint.......................................................................... 402 Swing, Bolted Cap, 150-Pound........................................ 50 Swing, Bolted Cap, 200-Pound........................................ 50 Swing, Regrinding, 200-Pound................................. 48 Check............................................................................... 117-124 Swing, Regrinding, 200-Pound, with Bolted Cap.... 50 Exhaust Relief.............................................................. 302, 303 Swing, Regrinding, 300-Pound................................. 51 Diaphragm.....................................................................106, 107 Swing, Solder-Joint...................................................... 402 Float............................................................................... 305, 307 Swing, 125-Pound........................................................ 46 Foot...................................................................................... 122 Swing, 150 and 200-Pound.............................................. 48, 50 Gate, Double Disc.......................................................... 87-100 Swing, 300-Pound............................................................... 51 Gate, Wedge Disc............................................................. 73-83 Vertical, 125-Pound............................................................ 45 Globe........................................................ 105-115 Check Valves, Cast Steel Lift Check............................................................................. 118,119 Screw-Down Type.............................................................. 392 Pop Safety..................................................................... 312-314 Swing, Marine................................................................385, 391 Pulp Stock........................................................................... 299 Swing, With Lever and Weight................................ 251 Relief......................................................................321, 322, 324 Swing, 150 to 2500-Pound...................................... 250-254 Safety, Lever and Weight Type................................... 315 Swing, 4000-Pound...................................................... 268 Screw-Down Check............................................................ 392 Vertical.................................................................................. 249 Swing Check.................................................................. 120-124 Check Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Cast Manganese Bronze, Properties of........................... 2 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................... 371 Cast Steel Fittings, Flanged................................................... 261-268 Monel.................................................................................... 371 Fittings, Screwed................................................................ 260 Check Valves, Ferrosteel Line Joints, Pressure-Seal................................................ 220 Ammonia.............................................................................. 396 Valves, Angle........................................................................ 239,241-246 Swing, 250-Pound........................................................ 124 Valves, Angle, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.....................216, 217 Check Valves, Forged Steel Valves, Blow-Off, Sliding Stem....................................... 304 Lift, 600-Pound..............................................................248, 249 Valves, Check................................................................249-254 Lift, 6000-Pound Hydraulic............................................. 254 Valves, Gate...................................................................223-232 Marine............................................................................. 385, 391 Valves, Gate, Pressure-Seal Bonnet........................213-215 Check Valves, Iron Body Valves, Globe..............................................238, 239, 241-246 All-Iron, 125-Pound.......................................................120, 121 Valves, Globe, Pressure-Seal Bonnet......................216, 217 All-Iron, 1000-Pound W.O.G.............................................. 118 Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet.................................... 209-219 Clearway, Swing................................................................. 123 Valves, Relief.................................................................323-325 Composition Disc, 150-Pound.......................................... 118 Valves, Safety..................................................................... 314 Lift, 125-Pound................................................................... 119 Valves, Screw-Down Check............................................. 392 Lift, 150-Pound................................................................... 118 Valves, Stop-Check..................................................... 297, 298 Marine............................................................................. 384, 390 Valves, Stop-Check, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............218, 219 Screw-Down Type.............................................................. 392 Cast Steels Swing, Clearway, Underwriters'...................................... 123 Alloy and Carbon, Properties of.................................. 3, 6, 7 Swing, Hub End.............................................................120, 121 Arctic Nickel, Properties of............................................. 6 Swing, Marine................................................................ 384, 390 Carbon, Properties of........................................................ 6 Swing, With By-Pass......................................................... 120 \ Carbon-Molybdenum, Properties of.............................. 6 Swing, With Flexible Disc....................................... 120, 121 lChrome-Moiybdenum, Properties of........................... 7 Swing, With Leather Faced Disc................... 120, 121, 123 ,/Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo), Properties of . 3 Swing, With Lever and Weight....................................... 120 Nickel, Properties of................................................. 6 Swing, 125-Pound.......................................................... 120, 121 Ceiling and Floor Plates....................................................... 422 Swing, 250-Pound............................................................... 124 Cements, Asbestos...................................................... 435 Swing, 1000-Pound W.O.G............................................... 118 Centigrade-Fahrenheit Temperature Conversion . . 551 Vertical, 125-Pound.................................. ... 119 Centrifugal and Propeller Fans.......................................... 360 Century Gas Guns.................................................................. 431 Alphabetical Index \ Cont ) CRANE v c Page Check Valves, Malleable Iron Swing ............................................................................. 118 Check Valves (General) Ammonia, All-Iron ....................................................... 396 Butt-Welding............................................................... 250*284 Clayton No-Slam............................................................. 308 Marine............................................. 384, 385, 388, 390-392 Screw-Down...................................................................... 392 Socket-Welding.............................................................248,249 Solder-Joint, Brass ........................................................ 402 Chicago Hose Valves............................................................ 61 Chiksan Ball Bearing Swivel Joints.................................. 355 Chime Whistles, Brass......................................................... 352 Chlorine, Globe and Angle Valvesfor ............................ 376 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy CastSteel, Properties of.. 7 Alloy Forged Steel, Properties of................................... 8 Chrome-Niekel-Molybdenum ^8-8 Mo) Alloy Steel, Properties of........................ 3 Fittings............................................................................... 373 Flanges............................................................................... 373 Liquid Level Gauges........................................................ 372 Unions................................................................................ 373 Valves, Bar Stock............................................................. 234 Valves, Check................................................................... 371 Valves, Gate...................................................... 367, 368, 370 Valves, Globe ........................................................... 369, 370 Valves, Relief.................................................................... 372 Valves, Special Types...................................................... 379 Chromium Stainless Steel, Hardened, Properties of. . . 2 Chronometer Valves, Brass............................................... 387 Circle Bends.........................................................................484,485 Circulating Boiler Fittings................................................. 147 Clamp Gate Valves Free-Draining Bonnet.........................................................74,75 Inside Screw......................................................................... 74,75 Ni-Resist Iron................................................................... 374 Outside Screw and Yoke......................................................74,75 Quick-Opening......................................................................74,75 Clamping Bands, Tool, and Buckles................................. 174 Clamps, Band, Dresser........................................................ 174 Channel.............................................................................. 418 Collar Leak, Dresser........................................................ 174 Double Bolt Wrought Pipe............................................. 418 Double Strap..................................................................... 173 Hose.................................................................................. 62,174 Hydrant............................................................................. 67 I-Beam............................................................................... 418 Pipe, for Pipe Hangers ...........................................417, 418 Pipe Repair........................................................................ 174 Riser.................................................................................. 417 Single Strap .................................................................... 173 Water Pipe.................................................................. 173,174 Clayton Valve Controls....................................................... 307 Valves........................................................................... 306-308 Clayton &, Lambert Torches and Fire Pots................... 431 Cleanouts For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves........ 91, 93, 101 For Iron Body Wedge Disc GateValves...................... 84 Clearway Swing Check Valves,Iron Body........................ 123 Clevis Pipe Hangers.............................................................. 410 Clip Type Hangers................................................................ 411 Clips, Bracket........................................................................ 421 Cock Wrenches....................................................................... 72 Cocks, Brass Bibb )Faucets).................................................................. 66 Brine................................................................................... 66 Cylinder............................................................................. 67 Four-Way, Spring Loaded.............................................. 68 Four-Way, 125-Pound..................................................... 69 Gas..................................................................................... 68 Gauge............................................................................... 67,301 Hydrant............................................................................. 67 Lubricated Plug................................................................ 301 Meter................................................................................. 301 Pet...................................................................................... 67 Reversible.......................................................................... 66 Spring Loaded................................................................... 68 Three-Way, Spring Loaded............................................ 68 Three-Way, 125-Pound................................................... 69 Try..................................................................................... 351 125-Pound and 250-Pound.............................................. 69 Page Cocks, Iron All-Iron.............................................................................. 70 Essex Lock........................................................................ 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 Code For Pressure Piping Excerpts from (Threaded End Pipe)................. 523, 524 Pipe Calculations Based on.......................................525-527 Pipe Design Formula.........................................................525 Ratings Based on........................................................ 282, 283 Coils, Pipe.........................................................................500-503 Pipe, Design of, for Heat Transfer...................... 519, 520 Coiltral Fire Pots.................................................................. 431 Collar Leak Clamps.............................................................. 174 Combination Elbows, Forged Steel.................................. 186 Pipe Vises.......................................................................... 424 Commercial Wrought Steel Pipe Data ................... 470, 471 Common Logarithms, Four-Place Table.................. 560, 561 Companion Flanges, Ammonia................................ 397, 398 Bolting on......................................................................... 437 Brass.................................................................................. 194 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................. 373 Forged Steel................................................................. 285-292 For Sprinkler Service................................................. 206-208 Iron............................................................................... 206-208 Composition Discs.............................................................. 140 Compound Gauges and Recorders ........................... 356, 357 Concentric Reducers, Butt-Welding................................ 279 Condensers, Atmospheric Ammonia................................ 400 Conduits, Insulated, for Pipe Lines.................................. 465 Constant-Support Hangers............................................... 413 Contactor Panels for Motor Operated Valves................ 133 Control Stations, Push Button for Motor Operated Valves.134 Controls, Boiler, Low Water Column Type.................... 362 Remote, for Valves, Clayton.......................................... 307 Remote, for Valves Motor Operated....................... 132-135 Conversion, General............................................................ 546 Linear........................................................................ 547-550 Pressure............................................................................. 552 Temperature..................................................................... 551 Weight............................................................................... 552 Copper, Expansion Joints.................................................... 347 Gaskets, Corrugated.................................................455 , 456 Pipe.................................................................................... 464 Tube, Expansion Due to Temperature Changes........ 407 Tube for Solder-Joint Products..................................... 408 Corrosion Questionnaire..................................................... 380 Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Products Alloy Cast Iron Valves.................................................... 375 Chlorine Valves................................................................ 376 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)Fittings................... 373 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)Flanges.................... 373 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo) Liquid Level Gauges 372 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)Unions.................... 373 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)Valves................ 367-372 Diaphragm Valves...................................................... 106, 107 Forged or Cast Steel, Monel Trimmed Valves............ 377 Ni-Resist Cast Iron Valves............................................. 374 Monel Valves...................................................... 367-369, 371 Rubber Lined (Diaphragm Valves)....................... 106, 107 Service Recommendations....................................... 365 , 366 Special Valves and Piping............................................... 379 Corrosive Fluids, Metals Recommended for..............365 , 366 Corrugated Expansion Joints............................................ 347 Gaskets for Flanged Joints........................................455, 456 Counterbalance Joints (Swivel)........................................ 355 Countersunk Plugs, Brass.................................................. 191 Plugs, Iron......................................................................... 168 Couplings, AAR, Malleable Iron....................................... 150 AAR Steel Pipe................................................................ 172 API Line Pipe................................................................... 172 Brass, Drainage................................................................ 161 Brass, Hose....................................................................... 62 Brass (Wrought Copper), Solder-Joint................... 404-406 Brass, 125-Pound............................................................. 190 Brass, 250-Pound............................................................. 192 -i? CRANEVI Alphabetical Index Cont ) c Page Couplings (Cont.) Cast Iron, Drainage ...................................................... 163 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................. 373 Circulating Boiler, Malleable Iron................................ 147 Drainage 163 Dresser.......................................................................... 174 Forged Steel, Screwed, 3000-Pound W.O,G.. . 256, 257 Forged Steel, Screwed, 6000-Pound W.O.G.. . 256, 257 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding 270, 271 Half, Forged Steel................................ 256, 257 Half, Merchant.................... . .172 Hose. 62 Malleable Iron, Circulating Boiler.................................. 147 Malleable Iron, Drainage ...............................................161 Malleable Iron, 150-Pound............ 142-146 Malleable Iron, 300-Pound ............................ 148-150 Merchant........................................................................... 172 Pipe Hanger.........................................................................415 Recessed Steel Pipe ....................................................... 172 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound........ 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound........ 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 4000-Pound........ 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound .... 270, 271 Solder-Joint................................................................. 404-406 Steel Pipe...........................................................172, 256, 257 Welded on........................................................................... 495 Wood Rod......................................................................... 67 Covering, Pipe........................................................................ 434,435 Crane Hardened Stainless Steel, Description of.............. 2 Special Brass, Properties of ....................................... 2 Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings.................................... 166 Cranelap Flanges, Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Lb.. . 285-291 Joints, Description..................................................... 487-491 Joints, Dimensions.......................................................... 490 Joints, Finishes for Faces..................................................493 Stub Ends, Butt-Welding......................................... 274-277 Cranite Composition Discs for Valves................................. 140 Gaskets............................................................... 452, 454-456 Gaskets, for Ammonia.................................................... 399 Sheet Packing, Asbestos Composition.......................... 453 Cranoil Discs for Valves...................................................... 30,140 Crosby Gauges and Recorders................................... 356, 357 Relief Valves.......................................................................324,325 Safety Valves.................................................................... 314 Page Crosses AAR, Malleable Iron....................................................... 150 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Standard Pipe.................274, 275 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Extra Strong Pipe 276, 277 Flanged, Cast Iron, Sprinkler.... 200-205 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound ................200-203 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound .......... 204, 205 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150-Pound .................. 262-267 Flanged, Cast Steel, 300-Pound....... 262-267 Flanged, Cast Steel, 400-Pound ............ 262-267 Flanged, Cast Steel, 600-Pound .......... 262-267 Flanged, Cast Steel, 900-Pound . 262-267 Flanged, Cast Steel, 1500-Pound Flanged, Cast Steel, 2500-Pound . . . 262-267 262-267 Railing, Malleable Iron.................................. 196, 197 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound.............................. 190, 191 Screwed, Brass, 250-Pound............................................... 192 Screwed, Cast Iron, Sprinkler....................... 152-154, 157 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................... 152-154, 157 Screwed, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound W.O.G.. . 256, 257 Screwed, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G. . 256, 257 Screwed, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G.. . 256, 257 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy............................. 148 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing................................... 196 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound............... 142-146 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound................. 148-150 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound . . 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound . . 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 4000-Pound. 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound 270, 271 Sprinkler, Cast Iron, Flanged................................ 200-205 Sprinkler, Cast Iron, Screwed....................... 152-154, 157 Water Pipe, Cast Iron..................................................... 476 Crossover Bends.......................................................................484 Cups, Grease.......................................................................... 364 Oil....................................................................................... 364 Cutler-Hammer Motor Operated Valves.............. 132-135 Cut-Off, Low Water ........................................................... 362 Cutters, Glass Tube.............................................. .............351 Pipe..................................................................................... 426 Tubing.................................................................................. 426 Cylinder Cocks, Brass.......................................................... 67 Operated Valves..........................................................130, 131 Cylindrical Pipe Coils........................................................ 501 Page Dead Weight Testers............................................................ 356 Deflection of Horizontal Pipe Lines................................ 533 Density of Air....................................................................... 521 Designation of Materials on Crane Products ............... 10 Of Ratings on Crane Products...................................... 10 Detroit Lubricators............................................................... 364 Dexter Automatic Separators.............................................. 344 Valve Reseating Equipment.............................................433 Diaphragm Valves, Iron Body, Y-Pattern............ 106, 107 Neoprene Lined................... 106, 107 Die Stocks, Beaver ............................................................... 427 Nye..................................................................................... 428 Toledo................................................................................ 428 Discs, Composition No. 1 Cranite.................................................................... 140 No. 4 Cranite ............................................................. 140 No. 5 Cranoil.................................................................30, 140 No. 6 140 No. 10........................ 140 No. 12................................................................................... 140 Distinguishing Marks on Crane Products. . 10 Double Cylindrical Pipe Coils............................................. 501 Extra Strong Pipe............................................................... 461 Extra Strong Pipe, Butt-Welding Fittings for.......... 278 Extra Strong Pipe, Socket-WeldingFittings for. 270-273 Offset U-Bends ..................................................................484 Pipe Fittings.............. 398 Pipe Heat Exchangers ............................................ 504 Strap Clamps.................................................................... 173 Thickness Cranelap Joints ........................................ 489 Y-Branches, Drainage .....................................164, 165 Page Downblast Unit Heaters............................................. 358, 359 Drain Tappings on Flanged Fittings, Location of . . 534 Tappings on Flanged Valves, Location of...................535 Valves for Air or Water ................................... 338, 339 Drainage Fittings, Brass.................. 161 Fittings, Cast Iron......................................................161-166 Fittings, Cast Iron, Uncoated...................................... 161 Fittings, Crane-Hulbert, for Wall Closets................... 166 Fittings, Malleable Iron................................................. 161 Fittings, Solder-Joint, Brass (WroughtCopper) . . 407 Fittings, Thread Engagement for ........................ 161, 474 Dresser Couplings and Clamps.......................................... 174 Drilling Templates 150-Pound Brass................................ 438 300-Pound Brass..................................................................438 25-Pound Cast Iron ....................................................... 439 125-Pound Cast Iron..........................................................439 250-Pound Cast Iron....................................................... 440 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron ............................ 440 150-Pound Steel.............................................................. 441 300-Pound Steel...................................................................441 400-Pound Steel 442 600-Pound Steel...................................................................442 900-Pound Steel 442 1500-Pound Steel . 443 2500-Pound Steel...............................................................443 Drip Pan Elbows, Cast Iron .......................................... 315 Pockets, Cast Iron.......................................................... 341 Drop Elbows, Malleable Iron ........................................ 143 Dust-Stop Air Filters ..................................................... 436 \lpha betical Index Cont CRANE vii E Page Eccentric Bushings, Iron..................................................... 169 Reducers, Butt-Welding, Steel ................... 279 Reducers, Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.......200-203 Reducers, Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to1500-Pound 263 Reducers, Screwed, Cast Iron.............................. 152, 153 Ejectors......................................................................................363 Elasticity Modulus of Pipe.................................................... 531 Elbows AAR........................................................................ 150 Ammonia ....................................................... 148, 149, 397 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Standard Pipe . 274, 275 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Extra Strong Pipe. 276, 277 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Double Extra Strong Pipe 278 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Schedule 160 Pipe ............. 278 Circulating Boiler Type................................................... 147 Combination...................................................................... 186 Drip Pan, for Safety Valves .................................... 315 Drop, Malleable Iron..........................................................143 Flanged, Cast Iron, Sprinkler . .158, 200-205 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound ........................... 200-203 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound.............................. 204, 205 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound ............ 261-268 Flanged, Chrome-Nickei-Moly. (18-8 Mo) ................373 Pressure Drop in............................................................... 522 Railing, Malleable Iron.......................................... 196, 197 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound ............................ 190, 191 Screwed, Brass, 250-Pound............................................ 192 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage................................. 162, 163 Screwed, Cast Iron, Sprinkler . 152-159 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.............................. 152, 154 Screwed, Cast Iron, 250-Pound..................................... 159 Screwed, Cast Steel.......................................................... 260 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)..................373 Screwed, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound W.O.G..........256, 257 Screwed, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G..........256, 257 Screwed, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G........ 256, 257 Screwed, Malleable Iron, AAR..................................... 150 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy.................................. 148 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing........................... 196, 197 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound...................... 142-146 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound...................... 148-150 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound.......... 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound. . . . 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 4000-Pound.......... 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound.......... 270, 271 Page Elbows TCont.) Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper) . .404-406 Sprinkler, Cast Iron.................................. 152-159, 200-205 Union, AAR............................................................... 181, 182 Union, Screwed, Brass.......................... . . . 193 Union, Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound . 176, 177 Union, Screwed, Malleable Iron, 200-Pound . . .178 Union, Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound . . .181, 182 Electric Motor Operated Valves.............................. 132-135 Electrical Equipment for Motor Operated Valves . . 133 Enclosures, Standard, for Motor Operated Valves. . . 133 End Bolts, Flattened................................................................417 Ends, Cranelap Stub, Butt-Welding . . ,274-277 Engineering Data.......................... 505-563 Essex Lock Cocks.................................................................. 70 Exchangers, Double Pipe Heat............................................ 504 Exelloy, Properties of................................... ... 3 Exelloy Globe and Angle Valves, Bar Stock....................... 234 Exhaust Heads, Cast Iron..................................................... 345 Relief Valves, Iron Body ................................ 302, 303 Expansion Of Copper Tubing...............................................................407 Of Liquids, Increase in Pressure Due to ................ 11 Of Pipe, Due to Temperature Changes ............ 345 Of Pipe, Thermal................................................................ 531 Expansion Joints, Brass..................... 346 Joints, Copper................................................................... 347 Joints, Iron Body....................................... 346, 348 Joints, Rubber..................................................................... 347 Joints, Stainless Steel....................................................... 347 Joints, Steel Body............................................................ 348 U-Bends, Standard Types.........................484, 485 Valves, Ammonia............................................................. 396 Extension Bars, Perforated................................................. 417 Eye Bolts, for Pipe Hangers........................................... 417 Pieces, Malleable Iron..................................................... 143 Pipe or Riser Clamps....................................................... 417 Stems for Valves............................................................... 127 Extra Heavy Steel Pipe Couplings, Not Recessed.......... 172 Heavy Steel Pipe Couplings, Recessed........................ 172 Strong Pipe....................................................................... 460 Strong Pipe, Butt-Welding Fittings for........276, 277, 279 Strong Pipe, Socket-Welding Fittings for............... 270-273 Eye Bolts, Extension, for Pipe Hangers............................. 417 Page Fabricated Piping ..........................................................477-504 abrication, Unit, of Piping and Valves.................. 496, 497 f.ace Bushings, Brass............................................................. 191 " Bushings, Iron................................................................... 169 Bushings, Steel................................................................. 258 fracings, Male, Female, T. and G., Dimensions. . . .448, 449 Ring Joint, Dimensions........................................... 450, 451 fFacings and Finishes for Flanges, Description... . 492, 493 ^Fahrenheit-Centigrade Temperature Conversion.......... 551 SFann ing Flow Formula for Steam..................................... 516 |Fans, Centrifugal................................................................... 360 Propeller........................................................................... 360 , Faucets, Ground Key, Brass............................................... 66 kreather-Touch Remote Controls..................................... 307 ^Female and Male Facings for Flanged Products. . 448, 449 Ferrosteel, Properties of...................................................... 4 . Ferrosteel Double Pipe Fittings......................................... 398 ` Flanged Fittings..........................................................200-205 Flanged Fittings for Ammonia....................................... 397 Flanges....................................................................... 206-208 Steam Separators.............................................................. 340 Steam Traps...............................................................335, 336 Valves, Ammonia...................................................... 394-396 Valves, Angle............................................................. 114, 115 Valves, Blow-Off..................................................................304 Valves, Check.............................................................119, 124 Valves, Gate, Double Disc........................................ 98-100 Valves, Gate, Wedge Disc............................................82, 83 Valves, Globe............................................................. 114, 115 Valves, Stop-Check.......................................................... 296 Page Fiberglas Dust-Stop Air Filters Filters, Air................................. ..................................... 436 436 Finishes and Facings for Flanges .................... 492, 493 Fire Hose Cabinets, Outside Wall 64 Pots and Torches..................... Fire Side Fusible Plugs.............. 431 352 Fisher Pressure Relief Valves.................................................303 Fitting End Plugs, Solder-Joint, Wrought Copper . . . . 404 Fittings AAR, Screwed................................................................... 150 AAR, Union................................................................181, 182 Air Tested, ISO-Pound, Malleable Iron.......................... 146 Ammonia.......................................................... 148, 397, 398 Bonney WeldOlets............................................................ 281 Butt-Welding, Steel...................................................274-280 Cast Iron Water Pipe (Specials)...................................... 476 Circulating Boiler................................................................147 Corrosion-Resistant Alloy..................................................373 Crane-Hulbert Drainage................................................. 166 Double Pipe....................................................................... 398 Drainage, Brass, Screwed................................................... 161 Drainage, Cast Iron..................................................161-166 Drainage, Malleable Iron................................................ 161 Drainage, Solder-Joint, Brass....................................... 407 Flanged, Ammonia.................................................... 397, 398 Flanged, Cast Iron andFerrosteel........................... 200-205 Flanged, Cast Steel..................................................261 -268 Flanged, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................. 373 Flanged, Sprinkler............................................ 158, 200-205 Flanged, Steel, Galvanizing............................................ 456 Vlll CRANE Alphabetical Index (Cont.) F Page Fittings (Cont.) Hose ...............................................................................62, 63 Marine, Brass and Iron.................................................. 383 Marine, Steel.............................................................383, 386 Railing...........................................................................195-198 Reducing, How to Read................................................ 562 Screwed, AAR................................................................... 150 Screwed, Ammonia........................................................... 148 Screwed, Brass............................................................. 189-193 Screwed, Cast Iron..................................... 151-159, 168, 169 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage................................... 161-166 Screwed, Cast Steel.......................................................... 260 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo) ................. 373 Screwed, Forged Steel.................................................256-259 Screwed, Malleable Iron, AAR...................................... 150 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Bushings............................... 169 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Circulating Boiler............... 147 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Drainage.............................. 161 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Plugs..................................... 168 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing............................ 196, 197 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound. ................... 142-146 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound....................... 148-150 Screwed, Sprinkler.......................................................152-159 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel................................... 270-273 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper)....................404-407 Special, for Cast Iron Water Pipe................................. 476 Sprinkler, Cast Iron...................................152-159, 200-205 Union, AAR.............................................................. 181, 182 Union, Brass...................................................................... 193 Union, Cast Iron (Return Bends)................................. 398 Union, Malleable Iron................................176-178, 181, 182 Vacuum.............................................................................. 161 Welding, Butt-Welding.............................................. 274-280 Welding, Socket-Welding...........................................270-273 WeldOlets............................................ ;........................... 281 Flange Facings and Finishes, Description............... 492, 493 Facings, Male, Female, T., 8sG., Dimensions. . .448, 449 Facings, Ring Joint, Dimensions...........................450, 451 Jacks................................................................................... 425 Protectors for Valves and Fittings................................ 437 Flange Unions Ammonia, Tongue and Groove...................................... 186 Cast Iron, 125-Pound, Gasket Type............................. 185 Forged Steel, Tongue and Groove................................ 186 Forged Steel, 2000-Pound, Ground Joint..................... 187 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound, Ground Joint..................... 187 Malleable Iron, Three-Part, Ground Joint.................. 185 Malleable Iron, Tongue and Groove............................ 186 Flanged Fittings Ammonia............................................................................ 397 Cast Iron, 2 5-Pound........................................................ 200 Cast Iron, 125-Pound.............................................. 200-203 Cast Iron, 250-Pound.............................................. 204, 205 Cast Steel, 150 to 4000-Pound..................................261-268 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................. 373 Drain Tappings for.......................................................... 534 Ferrosteel...................................................................... 199-205 Galvanizing, for Cast Steel............................................ 456 Marine........................................................................383, 386 Sprinkler............................................................... 158, 200-205 Flanged Joints Assembly and Maintenance........................................... 508 Cranelap..............................................................487-491, 493 Facings for....................................................448-451, 492, 493 Ring, Description of Rings .......................................... 452 Ring, Dimensions......................................................450, 451 Ring, Facings and Finishes............................................ 493 Screwed.............................................................................. 487 Welded.......................................................................... 487-491 Flanges Ammonia.................................................................... 397, 398 Blind, Cast Iron........................................................ 206, 208 Blind, Corrosion-Resistant............................................. 373 Blind, Forged Steel..................................................... 285-291 Blind, Forged Steel, for Ammonia................................ 398 Brass, Floor....................................................................... 190 Brass, 150 and 300-Pound.............................................. 194 Cast Iron, Floor................................................................ 207 Cast Iron, 125 and 250-Pound..................................206-208 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................. 373 Companion, Bolting-On.................................................. 437 Page Flanges (Cont.) Cranelap, Forged Steel............................................... 285-291 Ferrosteel...................................................................... 206, 208 Floor, Brass....................................................................... 190 Floor, Cast Iron................................................................ 207 Floor, Malleable Iron..................................................196, 207 Forged Steel, Ammonia................................................... 398 Forged Steel, 150 to 1500-Pound, Blind................. 285-291 Forged Steel, 150 to 1500-Pound, Cranelap........... 285-291 Forged Steel, 150 to 1500-Pound, Screwed.............285-291 Forged Steel, 150 to 1500-Pound, Welding........... 285-292 Forged Steel, 2500-Pound..........................................285-292 Forged Steel, 4000-Pound ........................................... 268 Galvanizing, Forged Steel..................................................456 Hanger, for Pipe............................................................... 416 Malleable Iron, Ammonia..........................................397, 398 Malleable Iron, Floor.............................................. 196, 207 Marine.......................................................................... 383, 386 Reducing with..............................................................202, 205 Screwed, Ammonia......................................................397, 398 Screwed, Brass.................................................................. 194 Screwed, Cast Iron......................................................206-208 Screwed, Corrosion-Resistant......................................... 373 Screwed, Ferrosteel..................................................... 206, 208 Screwed, Forged Steel........................................ 285-291, 398 Screwed, Malleable Iron............................................ 397, 398 Slip-On Welding, Forged Steel..................................285-291 Wall, Malleable Iron...................................................... 197 Welding Neck, Forged Steel......................................285-292 Welding Neck, Boring of................................................. 292 Flat Spiral Pipe Coils........................................................... 501 Type Pipe Coils................................................................. 502 Flattened Lag Screws and End Bolts............................... 417 Flexible Ball, Swivel, and RevolvingJoints.................354, 355 Disc Iron Body Swing Check Valves...................... 120, 121 Float Valves......................................................................305, 307 Valves, Remote Controls for.......................................... 307 Floor and Ceiling Plates....................................................... 422 Flanges, Brass................................................................... 190 Flanges, Cast Iron............................................................ 207 Flanges, Malleable Iron, Ball........................................ 196 Flanges, Malleable Iron, Round.................................... 207 Stands................................................................... 126, 127, 134 Flow Formula for Steam................................................. 516, 517 Of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe..........................515 Of Steam Through Steel Pipe...................................516, 517 Of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe.................... 514 Flue Brushes and Scrapers................................................... 432 Fluid Flow, Valve and Fitting Resistance to............ 512, 513 Motor Operated Valves................................................... 129 Pressure Drop in Elbows and Bends............................. 522 Foot Valves Brass, Names of Parts.................................................... 44 Brass................................................................................... 46 Iron Body, Brass Disc and Leather Disc.................... 122 Forged Carbon-Molybdenum Steel, Properties of................... 8 Carbon Steel, Properties of............................................. 8 Chrome-Molybdenum Steel, Properties of.................. 8 Nickel Steel, Properties of.............................................. 8 Forged Steel AAR Unions.................................................. 182 Combination Elbows....................................................... 186 Fittings, Screwed.........................................................256-259 Fittings, Socket-Welding........................................... 270-273 Flanges, for Ammonia..................................................... 398 Flanges, 150 to 2500-Pound.......................................285-292 Unions....................................................... 182-184, 186, 187 Valves, Angle...................................................... 234-237, 376 Valves, Check.................................................... 248, 249, 254 Valves, Globe.......................................... 234-237, 240, 376 Valves, Relief.................................................................... 325 Forway Valves, Hydraulic................................................... 306 Four-Way Cocks, Brass.................................................... 68, 69 Cocks, Iron........................................................................ 71 Tees, Malleable Iron........................................................ 143 Freon, Gauges for................................................................. 357 Friction of Fluids in Valves and Fittings.................... 512, 513 Frostproof Water Hydrants ............................................. 353 Fulton Sylphon Temperature Regulators......................... 334 Functions, Natural Trigonometric........................... 557-559 Fusible Plugs......................................................................... 352 Plugs for Motor Operated Valves ............................. 134 i Atphabettcal Index (Conf.) CRANE ix I& G Page ` Page Galvanizing Steel Flanges and Flanged Fittings ... 456 Gate Valves, Iron Body (Cont.) Garden Hose Valves............................................................... 61 Clamp................................................................................ 74, 75 m Gas Fired Unit Heaters......................................................... 361 Double Disc, Accessories (By-Passes, Etc.)................. 101 Guns...................................................................................... 431 Double Disc, All-Iron................................................... 96, 97 Line Cocks, Iron................................................................. 71 Double Disc, Brass Trimmed......................................90-100 Stops, Brass................................. '..................................... 68 Double Disc, Water Works..........................................94, 95 Valves, Gate, 500-Pound.................................................. 99 Double Disc, 25-Pound................................................. 90, 91 Gaskets Double Disc, 100-Pound W.O.G................................. 92, 93 All Types, 150 and 300-Pound Brass............................. 452 Double Disc, 200-Pound (A.W.W.A.)........................94, 95 All Types, 25-Pound Cast Iron....................................... 454 Double Disc, 200-Pound W.O.G................................. 96, 97 All Types, 125-Pound Cast Iron..................................... 454 Double Disc, 500-Pound W.O.G..................................... 98 All Types, 250-Pound Cast Iron..................................... 454 Double Disc, 500-Pound Gas.......................................... 99 All Types, 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron................... 455 Double Disc, 800-Pound W.O.G..................................... 100 All Types, 150-Pound Steel..................................... 452, 455 Marine.................................................................................... 384,389 All Types, 300-Pound Steel..................................... 452, 455 Names of Parts, Double Disc.......................................... 88 All Types, 400-Pound Steel..................................... 452, 455 Names of Parts, Wedge Disc................................. 74, 77, 82 All Types, 600-Pound Steel..................................... 452, 455 Ni-Resist Cast Iron........................................................... 374 All Types, 900-Pound Steel..................................... 452, 455 Process Industry................................................................. 375 All Types, 1500-Pound Steel.....................................452, 455 Quick Opening.................................................................75, 80 Ammonia............................................................................. 399 Underwriters'....................................................................... 80 - For Large Tongue and Groove Joints........................... 456 Wedge Disc, Accessories (By-Passes, Etc.).............. 84, 85 i Rings for Ring Joints........................................................ 452 Wedge Disc, All-Iron.............................................. 75, 79, 83 ^'Ciasoline Torches and Fire Pots.......................................... 431 Wedge Disc, Alloy Trimmed (18-8 Mo).........................374,375 i -:Gate Valves, All-Iron, Double Disc.............................. 96, 97 Wedge Disc, Brass Trimmed.........................................74-83 Wedge Disc.......................................... 74, 75, 78, 79, 82, 83 Wedge Disc, Clamp........................................................ 74, 75 Gate Valves, Brass Wedge Disc, Marine........................................................... 384,389 Double Disc, 125-Pound.................................................. 16 Wedge Disc, Ni-Resist....................................................... 374 Double Wedge Disc, 125-Pound..................................... 16 Wedge Disc, Process Industry...................................... 375 Hose..................................................................................60, 387 Wedge Disc, Quick Opening......................................... 75, 80 Marine................................................................... 384, 387, 388 Wedge Disc, Underwriters'.............................................. 80 Names of Parts.................................................................. 14 Wedge Disc, 25-Pound.................................................... 76 Quick Opening.................................................................... 56 Wedge Disc, 125-Pound..................................................77-81 SKT- Solder-Joint......................................................................... 402 Wedge Disc, 125-Pound, Clamp Gate........................74, 75 Solid Wedge Disc, 125-Pound......................................... 16 Wedge Disc, 250-Pound................................................ 82, 83 Underwriters', Cam Action.............................................. 56 Gate Valves (General) Underwriters', Hose.......................................................... 60 A.W.W.A., Iron Body.................................................... 94, 95 Underwriters', 200-Pound................................................ 19 Butt-Welding......................................213-215, 226-230, 232 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 100-Pound................. 15 Clamp, Iron Body...........................................................74, 75 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 125-Pound................. 16 Cylinder Operated....................................................... 130, 131 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 150-Pound................. 17 Gas, 500-Pound................................................................... 99 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 200-Pound................. 19 Hose, Brass. ....................................................................60, 387 Wedge Disc, Non-Rising Stem, 300-Pound................. 20 Marine.................................................................. 384, 389, 391 Wedge Disc, Outside Screw and Yoke, 200-Pound. .. 19 Monel Trimmed, Cast Steel............................................ 377 Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 125-Pound........................... 16 Motor Operated...................................................129, 132-135 Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 150-Pound........................... 17 Ni-Resist Cast Iron for Corrosive Services.................. 374 Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 200-Pound........................... 18 Plug Type, 18-8 Mo and Monel...................................... 367 Wedge Disc, Rising Stem, 300-Pound........................... 21 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel........................................ 213-215 ta Valves, Cast Steel Process Industry, Alloy Cast Iron Body...................... 375 By-Passes for................................................................ 215, 231 Radiator................................................................................ 58 Gearing for........................................................................... 232 Reseating Equipment for.................................................. 433 Marine................................................................... 385, 386, 391 Monel Trimmed for Corrosive Services........................ 377 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Type........................................ 213-215 150-Pound.......................................................................226-230 Socket-Welding............................................................. 223-225 Solder-Joint, Brass............................................................ 402 Underwriters', Brass................................................19, 56, 60 Underwriters', Iron Body................................................. 80 300-Pound...................................................................... 226-230 Gauge Accessories................................................... 351, 356, 357 400-Pound...................................................................... 226-230 Cocks....................................................................................... 67,301 600-Pound (Large Sizes)............................................. 226-230 600-Pound (Small Sizes)..............................................223-225 Glass Guards and Glass Tube Cutters.......................... 351 Glasses, "Pyrex"................................................................. 351 600-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............................. 213-215 Gauges, Altitude.......................................................................356,357 900-Pound.......................................................................226-230 900-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............................. 213-215 Ammonia.............................................................................. 357 Compound............................................................................. 356,357 1500-Pound.................................................................... 226-230 Liquid, for Ammonia........................................................ 396 1500-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet............................213-215 2500-Pound.......................................................................... 232 Liquid Level, for Corrosive Services............................. 372 Pressure.................................................................................. 356,357 4000-Pound........................................................ jpfGate Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy 268 Refrigeration....................................................................... 357 Siphons for........................................................................... 351 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)..................... 367, 368, 370 It: Monel...............................................................................367,368 * Monel Trimmed................................................................... 377 Ni-Resist...................................... ... . 374 Plug Type.............................................................................. 367 gGate Valves, Ferrosteel " Double Disc, 500-Pound W.O.G...................................... 98 Double Disc, 500-Pound Gas........... ............................... 99 Double Disc, 800-Pound W.O.G..................................... 100 Names of Parts..................................... 82, 88 Wedge Disc, 250-Pound................................................ 82, 83 ; Gate Valves, Iron Body l A.W.W.A., Double Disc.................................................. 94,95 Vacuum.................................................................................. 356,357 Water.................................................................................... 350 Gear Covers for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves............. 232 Gearing for Cast Steel Angle Valves................................. 246 For Cast Steel Gate Valves.............................................. 232 For Cast Steel Globe Valves............................................ 246 For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves..................... 101 For Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves................................ 85 Glass Body Oil Cups............................................................... 364 Tube Cutters and Guards................................................ 351 Globe Valves, All-Iron Ammonia................................................................................ 395,396 Bolted Bonnet, Heavy Duty........................................... 115 V Accessories for Double Disc Type................................... 101 S' Accessories for Wedge Disc Type............................... 84, 85 Union Bonnet...................................................................... 109 Yoke Bonnet....................................................................... 112 X CRANE Alphabetical Index (Cont.) G Page Page Globe Valves, Brass Globe Valves, Forged Steel AAR, including Parts for............................................... 36-38 Bar Stock........................................................................... 234 Bolted Bonnet, 150 and 200-Pound.............................. 33 Chlorine Service............................................................... 376 Bolted Bonnet, 300-Pound............................................. 39 Marine............................................................ 385, 386, 391 Bolted Bonnet, 2500-Pound Hydraulic........................ 41 Monel Trimmed for Corrosive Services ..................... 377 Composition Disc, 100-Pound........................................ 25 600-Pound.................................................................. 235-237 Composition Disc, 150-Pound. . ............................ 28 6000-Pound Hydraulic..................................................... 240 Composition Disc, 200-Pound. .............................. 31 Globe Valves, Iron Body Cranoil Disc, for Light Oils and Gases........................ 30 All-Iron, Bolted Bonnet, Heavy Duty . 115 Lock Shield, 100-Pound................................................ 25 All-Iron, Union Bonnet................................................... 109 Marine .................................................................. 384, 388 All-Iron, Union Bonnet, Heavy Duty.......................... 115 Names of Parts .................................................... 24 All-Iron, Yoke Bonnet..................................................... 112 Needle Point................................................................ 26, 27 Composition Disc, Union Bonnet, 150-Pound .......... 109 Outside Screw and Yoke.......................................... 37, 39 Composition Disc, Yoke Bonnet, 125-Pound.............. 113 Plug Type Disc, 150-Pound.......................................... 29 Diaphragm Type..................................................... 106,107 Plug Type Disc, 200-Pound.......................................... 31 Marine................................................................................. 384,390 Plug Type Disc, 300-Pound..........................................35-41 Names of Parts................................................................... Ill Plug Type Disc, 2000-Pound Hydraulic..................... 40 Plug Type Disc.................................................................. 108,110 Plug Type Disc, 2500-Pound Hydraulic..................... 41 Rubber Lined, Diaphragm....................................... 106, 107 Quick Opening, Self Closing, 125-Pound.................... 54 Union Bonnet...............................................................108-110 Quick Opening, Self Closing, 150-Pound..................... 55 Yoke Bonnet................................................................ 111-114 Radiator............................................................................. 58 125-Pound........................................................................... 112,113 Regrinding, 200-Pound ............................................ 32 Regrinding, 300-Pound................................................... 34 150-Pound........................................................................... 108,109 250-Pound......................................................................... 114 Solder-Joint...................................................................... 403 1000-Pound W.O.G.......................................................... 110 Union End, 200-Pound................................................... 58 Globe Valves, Malleable Iron Union End, 300-Pound AAR, Inside Screw................ 36 1000-Pound W.O.G.......................................................... 110 Union End, 300-Pound AAR, O.S. 8s Y....................... 37 Globe Valves (General) Union End, 300-Pound Regrinding.............................. 34 AAR................................................................................. 36, 37 Whistle Type.................................................................... 54 Ammonia, All-Iron...........................................................395,396 Wrenches for Removing Seat Rings............................. 139 Butt-Welding............................................................... 241-246 100-Pound......................................................................... 25 Cylinder Operated......................................................130, 131 125-Pound......................................................................... 26 150-Pound......................................................... 28, 29, 32, 33 Diaphragm Type................................................................106,107 Marine............................................... 384-386, 388, 390, 391 200-Pound....................................................................... 31-33,58 Monel Trimmed, Steel..................................................... 377 300-Pound...................................................................... 34-39 Motor Operated........................................................... 132-135 2000-Pound Hydraulic.................................................... 40 Neoprene Lined..................................................................106,107 2500-Pound Hydraulic.................................................... 41 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel..............................................216,217 Globe Valves, Cast Steel Gearing for........................................................................ 246 Quick Opening, Brass................................................... 54, 55 Radiator............................................................................. 58 Marine................................................................ 385, 386, 391 Reseating Equipment for................................................ 433 Monel Trimmed for Corrosive Services.......................... 377 Rubber Lined, Diaphragm Type.....................................106,107 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Type..............................................216,217 Socket-Welding.................................................236, 237, 239 Stop-Check, 300, 400, and 600-Pound........................... 297,298 Solder-Joint, Brass............................................................. 403 Stop-Check, Pressure-Seal Bonnet..................................218,219 Stop-Check, Cast Steel, 300 to 600-Pound............. 296-298 Union End........................................................................ 238 15 0 - Pound............................................................................. 241-246 Stop-Check, Cast Steel, 900 and 1500-Pound. 218, 219 Stop-Check, Ferrosteel, 250-Pound................................. 296 300-Pound.............................................................................241-246 Tank Float..........................................................................305,307 400-Pound.................................................................. 241-246 Y-Pattern Diaphragm....................................................... 106,107 600-Pound............................................................ 238, 241 -246 Government Pattern Radiator Valves.......................... 58 900-Pound.......................................................................... 241-246 Unions, Brass.................................................................... 193 1500-Pound ....................................................... 239, 241-246 Grade Scales.............................................................................. 432 1500-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet ..................... 216, 217 Graphitization, Steels Resistant to................................. 7 2500-Pound............................................................... 241-246 Grease Cups........................................................................... 364 4000-Pound....................................................................... 268 Grinned Constant-Support and Spring Hangers . . 413, 414 Globe Valves, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Ground Joint Flange Unions...............................................185,187 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................... 369,370 Union Elbows, Brass....................................................... 193 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo), Bar Stock.............. 234 Union Fittings, Malleable Iron..............177, 178, 180-182 Exeiloy (Bar Stock)......................................................... 234 Unions, Brass......................................................................193,404 Monel................................................................................. 369 Monel Trimmed............................................................... 377 Globe Valves, Ferrosteel Unions, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy...................................373 Unions, Forged Steel...................................................182-184 Unions, Malleable Iron ................................... 177-180, 182 Ammonia................................................ 395G,3u9a6rds for Water Gauges................................................... 351 Yoke Bonnet, 250-Pound................................................. 114,115 Guns, Gas............................................................................... 431 Page Half Couplings Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G......................... 256, 257 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G..................... 256, 257 Steel Pipe...................................... 172 Hammer Blow Chain Wheels 138 Handles, for Hydrants........ 67 For Valves...................... 137 Size of Hole.................. 137 Hanger Flanges. .... .......................................... 416 Rod Couplings ............................................................. 415 Rods . . 416 Page Hangers, Pipe................................................................... 410-414 Pipe Accessories........................................................... 415-418 Swivel................................................................................. 411 Hardened Stainless Steel, Crane, Description of................... 2 Headers, Welded............................................................ 498, 499 Heat Exchangers, Welded.................................... . 504 Transfer, Design of Pipe Coils for........................519, 520 Transfer through Pipe Walls, Theory of 518 Heaters, Unit................................................................. 358-361 Heating and Ventilating Equipment............................358-361 Heavy Malleable Iron Fittings............................................ 148 Alphabetical index (Cont.) CRANE xi H Page Hexagon Bushings, Brass...................................................... 191 Bushings, Iron..................................................................... 169 Bushings, Steel................................................................... 258 Head Plugs, Steel............................... 258 High Temperature Pipe Thread Lubricant..........................444 Tensile Cast Iron, Properties of...................................... 4 Hoffman Float and Thermostatic Traps............ . . 338 Hooks, Pipe Hanger (U-Type)............................................... 415 Single.................................................................................... 421 Wire...................................................................................... 415 Horizontal Pipe Lines, Deflection of.................................. 533 Steam and Oil Separators..........................................340, 341 Horizontal Lift Check Valves Brass, Ball Disc............................................................... 45, 47 Brass, 100-Pound............................................................... 45 Brass, 125-Pound............................................................... 45 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.............................................118 Forged Steel, 600-Pound............................................248 , 249 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound Hydraulic............................. 254 Iron Body, 125-Pound...................................................... 119 Iron Body, Bolted Cap..................................................... 119 Iron Body, Union Cap...................................................... 118 Marine.......................................................... 384-386, 388, 391 Page Hose Cabinets........................................................................... 64 Clamps............................................................................... 62, 174 Couplings.............................................................................. 62 Fittings...............................................................................62, 63 Nozzles and Pipes............................................................... 63 Racks.................................................................................... 64 Threads................................................................................. 59 Valves, Angle, 250-Pound................................................ 61 Valves, Cab.......................................................................... 38 Valves, Chicago........................................... 61 Valves, Garden.................................................................... 61 Valves, Gate, 200-Pound................................................... 60 Valves, Gate, Underwriters'............................................ 60 Valves, Marine...............................................................384, 387 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......................................... 139 Swing Check, Iron Body, 125-Pound................. 120, 121 Hydrant Clamps...................................................................... 67 Handles............................................................................. 67 Stops, Brass.......................................................................... 67 Hydrants, Frostproof Water................................................ 353 Hydraulic Cylinder Operated Valves.......................... 130, 131 Forway Valves..................................................................... 306 Hy-Trol Valves........................................................................ 306 Page I-Beam Clamps for Pipe Hangers....................................... 418 tig Heating and Ventilating Equipment............................. 360 'Inch-Millimeter Conversion............................................ 547-550 'bicreasers, Drainage.............................................................. 163 ** For Cast Iron Water Pipe................................................ 476 ^Indicator Floor Stands.................................................. 126, 127 Posts, Standard................................................................... 128 Posts, Underwriters........................................................... 128 Indicators for Iron Body Wedge GateValves.................. 84 For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves..................... 101 For Motor Operated Valves............................................ 134 injectors.................................................................................... 363 *h$erts, Reducer, Socket-Welding, Steel........................... 272 nstallation of Air Vent Valves......................................... 339 Of Pressure Regulators..................................................... 328 Of Steam Traps..................................................................... 339 Of Stop-Check Valves....................................................... 295 Of Water Drain Valves.................................................... 339 nsulated Pipe Units............................................................. 465 insulating and Finishing Cements..................................... 435 Materials, Asbestocel Pre-Shrunk.................................. 434 Materials, Asbestos Sheet Millboard............................. 435 Materials, Asbestos Cements.......................................... 435 Materials, 85% Magnesia......................................... 434, 435 Materials, Pre-Shrunk Wool Felt................................... 434 Materials, Zero................................................................... 434 .Inverted Open Float Steam Traps................................ 335-337 iron, Cast, Properties of........................................................ 4 Malleable, Properties of.................................................... 4 Page Iron Bushings............................................................................ 169 Cocks.................................................................................. 70, 71 Cocks, Spring-Loaded........................................................ 71 Gaskets, Corrugated, Soft........................................... 455, 456 Plugs...................................................................................... 168 Iron Body Expansion Joints............................................ 346, 348 Iron Body Valves Ammonia..........................................................................394-396 Angle.................................................................................105-116 Back Pressure..................................................................302, 303 Blow-Off................................................................................ 304 Butterfly................................................................................ 115 Check................................................................................ 117-124 Diaphragm Type........................................................... 106, 107 Exhaust Relief................................................................302, 303 Float....................................................................... .305, 307 Foot........................................................................................ 122 Gate, Double Disc........................................................... 87-100 Gate, Wedge Disc.............................................................. 73-83 Globe................................................................................ 105-116 Marine.......................................................... 384, 389, 390, 392 Pop Safety.......................................................................312-314 Pulp Stock............................................................................ 299 Relief......................................................................321, 322, 324 Rubber Lined, Diaphragm Type............................. 106, 107 Safety............................................................................ 312-315 Screw-Down Check............................................................ 392 Stop-Check........................................................................... 296 Swing Check...................................... 118, 120, 121, 123, 124 Jacks, Flange, for Gasket Replacement llet Pumps, Steam...................................... Johns-Manville Insulating Materials.. Joints Counter Balance, Swivel................... Cranelap.................................................. Expansion.............................................. Flanged, Description of..................... Flanged, Facings for............................ Flexible Ball......................................... Lubricants for...................................... J Page ............. 425 .362, 363 . . .434, 435 487-491, 493 ........ 346-348 ........ 487-491 . . .492, 493 ............... 354 .............. 444 Page Joints (Cont.) Pressure-Seal Line, Butt-Welding.................................. 220 Revolving.............................................................................. 354 Ring, Description................................................489, 490, 493 Ring, Dimensions................................................................. 450,451 Solder-, Description..............................................................405,407 Swing..................................................................................... 351 Swivel...................................................................................... 354,355 Threaded, Normal Engagement for................................ 474 Threaded Pipe...................................................................... 475 Welded................................................................................... 491 xii CRANE Alphabetical Index 'Cont.) K Page Kerosene Torches and Fire Pots........................................ 431 Keys, Lock-Shield Valve........................................................... 139 Street Washer...................................................................... 67 Page Kilogram-Pound Conversion.............................................. 552 Klipfel Pressure Reducing Valves...............................332, 333 Tank Float and Lever Valves........................................ 305 L Page Lag Screws, Flattened........................................................... 417 Lard Oil................................................................................... 432 Large O.D. Pipe, Wrought Steel......................................... 463 Laterals, Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound....................200-203 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound..............................204, 205 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound ............... 262-267 Lead Gaskets.......................................................................... 399 Leather Disc Foot Valves................................................... 122 Swing Check Valves, Brass, 125-Pound...................... 46 Swing Check Valves, Iron Body, 125-Pound....... 120, 121 Swing Check Valves, Iron Body, Underwriters'. . .123 Lever and Weight Reducing Valves..........................332, 333 Safety Valves..................................................................... 315 Swing Check Valves, Cast Steel.................................... 251 Swing Check Valves, Iron Body.................................... 120 Levers for Valves................................................................... 137 Lift Check Valves All-Iron, Bolted Cap....................................................... 119 Brass, Ball Disc.............................................................45, 47 Brass, 100-Pound............................................................. 45 Brass, 125-Pound............................................................. 45 Brass, 150-Pound.............................................................. 47 Brass, 200-Pound.............................................................46-50 Brass, 300-Pound.............................................................. 51 Brass, 2000 and 2500-Pound Hydraulic....................... 52 Composition Disc, Brass........................................45, 47, 49 Composition Disc, Iron Body........................................ 118 Forged Steel, 600-Pound.........................................248, 249 Forged Steel, 6000-Pound Hydraulic............................ 254 Iron Body, 125-Pound..................................................... 119 Iron Body, 150-Pound..................................................... 118 Iron Body, Heavy Duty................................................. 119 Marine............................................ 384, 385, 388, 390, 391 Page Limitorque Motor Operated Valves......................... 132-135 Line Joints, Pressure-Seal, Butt-Welding......................... 220 Pipe, API Standard Threaded...................................... 462 Pipe Couplings, API................................................. 172 Linear Conversion........................................................... 547-550 Liquid Gauges, All-Iron..................................................... 396 Gauges, Ammonia............................................................ 396 Gauges, Brass................................................................... 350 Gauges, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy............................... 372 Lock Cocks, Essex Pattern.................................................. 70 Cocks, Gas Line............................................................... 71 Nuts, Brass....................................................................... 190 Nuts, Cast Iron................................................................ 153 Nuts. Hexagonal, Malleable Iron.................................. 143 Stops, Gas Service............................................................ 68 Lock Shield Angle Valves.................................................. 25 Gate Valves....................................................................... 16 Globe Valves..................................................................... 25 Keys................................................................................... 139 Radiator Valves............................................................... 58 Logan Aridifiers..................................................................... 344 Logarithms, Common..................................................560, 561 Long Radius Elbows, Butt-Welding, Steel............... 274-278 Drainage, Cast Iron (Long Turn)................................. 163 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................................200-203 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 and 300-Pound............. 262-264 Long Turn Elbows, 125-Pound Cast Iron Sprinkler.... 158 Tees, 125-Pound Cast Iron Sprinkler........................... 158 Low Water Cut-off Pump Control.................................... 362 Lubricants, Brushes for...................................................... 444 Pipe Thread....................................................................... 444 Lubricated Plug Valves............................................... 300, 301 Lubricators........................................................................... 364 M Page Machine Bolts, List Prices................................................. 445 Properties of................................................................... 9, 506 Torque to Produce Stress and Resulting Load..............507 Magnesia (85%) Insulations........................................ 434, 435 Main Injection Valves.......................................................... 390 Maintenance and Assembly of Flanged Joints................. 508 Male and Female Facings for Flanged Material. . . 448, 449 Malleable Iron, Properties of............................................. 4 Malleable Iron AAR Fittings and Unions .. .150, 180-182 Ammonia Fittings..................................................... 148, 397 Bushings............................................................................. 169 Circulating Boiler Fittings............................................. 147 Drainage Fittings............................................................. 161 Fittings, Plain..............................................................142-144 Fittings, 150-Pound.....................................................142-146 Fittings, 300-Pound.....................................................148-150 Flange Unions............................................................ 185, 186 Flanges.........................................................................397, 398 Flanges, Floor............................................................. 196, 207 Flanges, Tongue and Groove.................................397, 398 Railing Fittings............................................................195-198 Swivel Joints............................................................... 354, 355 Unions and Union Fittings........................................ 176-182 Valves, Angle..................................................................... 110 Valves, Check...................................................................... 118 Valves, Globe..................................................................... 110 Manganese Bronze, Properties of.................................... 2 Manifold Valves.................................................................... 392 Marine Fittings............................................................. 383, 385 Flanges, Forged Steel ...........................................383,385 Pipe Hangers..................................................................... 413 Ratings for Steel Products, Adjusted..............................386 Requirements and Specifications........................... 382, 383 Page Marine Valves, Brass Angle............................................................................. 384, 388 Check................................................................... 384, 388, 392 Chronometer..................................................................... 387 Gate...................................................................... 384, 387, 388 Globe................................................................ 384, 388, 392 Hose...............................................................................384, 387 Radiator, Globe and Angle.......................................... 58, 384 Screw-Down Check.......................................................... 392 Swing Check.................................................................384, 388 Marine Valves, Cast Steel Adjusted Pressure Ratings................................................ 386 Angle............................................................................. 385 , 391 Gate...............................................................................385, 391 Globe............................................................................. 385, 391 Main Injection.................................................................. 390 Manifold............................................................................. 392 Screw-Down Check.......................................................... 392 Swing Check.................................................................385, 391 Marine Valves, Forged Steel Adjusted Pressure Ratings............................................. 386 Angle........................................................................... 385,391 Check.............................................................................385, 391 Globe............................................................................. 385, 391 Marine Valves, Iron Body Angle............................................................................. 384, 390 Back Pressure...................................................................... 302 Gate............................................................................... 384, 389 Globe.............................................................................384 , 390 Main Injection.................................................................. 390 Manifold........................................ 392 Screw-Down Check................ 392 Swing Check............................................ 384,390 j; Y Alphabetical Index Cant CRANE xiii Mtk Page Marine Valves (General) Bar Stock (18-8 Mo), Globe and Angle 234 W Cargo Oil Wedge Gate .................... 389 Chronometer..................................................... 387 Hose..................................................... 387 Main Injection.................................................... 390 Manifold.............................. .............. Radiator................... .......... 392 58, 384 Screw-Down Check . . 392 Markings of Crane Products ........................ 10 Marshalltown Gauges.......................................... 357 Materials Used in Crane Valves and Fittings. 1-9 . McAlear Back Pressure and Atmospheric Relief Valves. 303 McDonnell Boiler Controls................................ 362 ; Mensuration of Plane Figures .......................... 556 Merchant Couplings.............................................. 172 Metallic Gaskets, Corrugated.................... . . .455 456 Metals Used in Crane Valves and Fittings .................... 1-9 .Meter Cocks............................................................. 301 Page Metric System, Conversion Tables and Chart . 546-552 Millimeter-Inch Conversion....................................... 547-550 M ine Cocks, Iron, Spring Loaded....................................... 71 Mitre Welds.............................................................................. 495 Modern Perfection Grade Scales........................................ 432 Modulus of Elasticity of Pipe............................................... 531 Monel, Properties of............................................................. 3 Service Recommendations for................................. 365, 366 Trimmed Valves, Steel Gate and Globe...................... 377 Valves, Check, Gate, and Globe ................ 367-369 , 371 Valves, Special Type.......................................................... 379 Monel Cast Iron (Ni-Resist), Properties of .................. 4 Mortell NoDrip Plastic Cork Coating ............................ 432 Motor Operated Valves Fluid, Air, Gas, and Electric .................... 129, 132-135 Accessories for........................................................... 133-135 Mueller Water Pressure Regulators......................................334 Multiple Disc Foot Valves, Iron.......................................... 122 Multiport Lubricated Plug Valves........................... 300, 301 N Page fs*. Natural Trigonometric Functions............................... 557-559 (Navy Valves, Globe and Angle............................................ 32 Valves, Check................................................................... 48 lie Point Air Valves, Brass......................................... 26 Globe and Angle Valves, Bar Stock............................. 234 Globe and Angle Valves, Brass . ................................ 27 oprene Lined Diaphragm Valves........................... 106, 107 flckel Alloy, Properties of.................................................. 2 Alloy Cast Steel, Properties of...................................... 6 , Alloy Forged Steel, Properties of.................................. 8 tipples, Red Brass.............................................................. 192 " Butt-Welding, Steel..................................................274-277 Hose.................................................................................... 63 Wrought Steel (Also Seamless)...............................170, 171 Page Ni-Resist Cast Iron, Properties of..................................... 4 Cast Iron Gate Valves..................................................... 374 NoDrip Plastic Cork Coating.............................................. 432 Non-Return Valves............................. See Stop-Check Valves Nordstrom Lubricated Plug Valves........................... 300, 301 Normal Thread Engagement for Pipe Joints................... 474 No-Slam Check Valves........................................................ 308 Nozzle Welds.......................................................................... 495 Nozzles, Hose......................................................................... 63 Nub Type Backing Rings for Welding......................... 274-277 Nye Barnes Pipe Cutters...................................................... 426 Die Stocks............................................................................ 428 Pipe Taps and Reamers...................................... . . 427 Threading Devices........................................................... 428 o Page D. Pipe, Large, Wrought Steel...................................... 463 tset Bends, Standard Type......................................484, 485 >11 and Steam Separators..............................................340, 341 ' Cups, Glass Body............................................................. 364 For Thread Cutting. . 432 liters....................................................................................... 364 Ipen Float Steam Traps................................................. 335-337 Page Open Float Steam Traps, Installation of......................... 339 Ordering Valve Replacement Parts................................... 125 Ornaments, Ball, Malleable Iron, Railing...................... 196 Oster Power Pipe Machine and Vise Stand...................... 430 Outlets, Welding, Threaded, and Socket......................... 281 Outside Wall Fire Hose Cabinets....................................... 64 Oval Type Pipe Coils............................................................ 502 P Page fP Traps, Drainage.................................................................. 165 tP S Values for Steel Pipe..................................................... 527 I Packing, Sheet....................................................................... 453 JpPaneis, Contactor, for Motor Operated Valves.............. 133 (pParker Combination Pipe Vises.......................................... 424 pParts, Names of. Brass Check and Foot Valves............. 44 Names of, Brass Gate Valves........................................ 14 Names of, Brass Globe and Angle Valves................... 24 Names of, Iron Body Clamp Gate Valves.................. 74 Names of. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves........ 88 Names of, Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves................77, 82 Names of. Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves.......... Ill Replacement, for AAR Brass Valves............................ 38 Replacement, Ordering................................................... 125 Rcnbcrthy Injectors and Ejectors..................................... 363 . Perforated Extension Bars................................................. 417 Pet Cocks, Brass.................................................................... 67 Pi I ley Brushes and Scrapers................................................. 432 Pipe API Standard Threaded Line........................................ 462 Brass, Regular and Extra Strong.................................. 464 Cast Iron, Water.............................................................. 476 Coils............................................................................... 500-503 Page Pipe (Cont.) Copper, Regular and Extra Strong............................... 464 Couplings, Steel................................................................. 172 Insulated............................................................................ 465 Repair Clamps................................................................... 174 Stands, Cast Iron............................................................. 400 Steel, Allowable Stresses and Calculations.............525-627 Steel, API Line................................................................. 462 Steel, American Standard for....................................466-469 Steel, Double Extra Strong............................................. 461 Steel, Extra Strong........................................................... 460 Steel, Large O.D................................................................ 463 Steel, Reamed and Drifted............................................. 461 Steel, Standard.................................................................. 459 Steel, Trade Practice........................................................ 458 Units, Insulated................................................................ 485 Wrought Iron.................................................................... 458 Pip* (Data) American Standard......................................................466-469 Bundling Schedule............................................................ 460 Coil Design, for Heat Transfer................................. 518-620 Deflection of Horizontal Lines....................................... 533 Design Formula, Code for Pressure Piping................. 525 xiv CRANE Alphabetical Index !Cont.) P Page Pipe (Data--Cont.) Discharge of Water Through................................ 509-511 Expansion Due to Temperature Changes ................... 345 Flow Formula to Determine Size............................516, 517 General Data..............................................................470, 471 Heat Transfer through Walls................................. 518 Modulus of Elasticity....... . . .. . . . 531 Steel, Pressure Drop of Steam Through.......... 516, 517 Steel (Schedule 40), Pressure Drop of Air Through . 515 Steel (Schedule 40), Pressure Drop of Water Through 514 Thermal Expansion.....................................................531 Wrought Steel.......................................................... 470, 471 Pipe Bends Cast Iron, Special.................................... . . 476 Dimensions and Data.................................... 484-486 Fabricating Facilities for........................................ 477-483 Formulas for Calculating....................................... 528, 529 Length of Pipe in.................................... . 530 Minimum Radii and Tangents.............................. 484, 485 Notes and Comments............................................. 485, 486 Pressure Drop in......................................................... 522 Special and Compound Types..................................486 Standard Types....................................................... 484, 485 Testing of..................................................................... 483 Pipe Hangers Adjustable Clevis and Band ... .410 Adjustable Clip................................................................. 411 Adjustable Ring.................................................................. 410 Adjustable Swivel Pipe Roll........................................... 412 Adjustable Swivel Ring................................................... 412 Band............................................................................ 410 Clevis........................................................................... 410 Clip Ring..................................................................... 411 Constant-Support, for High Temperatures ... 413 Hook, U-Type..............................................................415 Ring Type................................................................. 410-412 Ring and Bolt Type ....................................................... 410 Roll Type.................................................................. 412, 415 Single Pipe Roll with Sockets................................... 415 Split Ring....................................................................411, 412 Split Swivel................................................................. 411, 412 Spring Cushion Type................................................. 413 Swivel Pipe Roll, Adjustable.................................... 412 Swivel Ring................................ 411,412 U-Hook Type............................................................. 415 Underwriters'Pipe Rings......................................... 412 Wire Hook.................................................................. 415 Pipe Hanger Extensions, Connections, Etc. Adjustable Clip Bases..................................................... 411 Adjustable Hanger Couplings....................................... 415 Adjustable Swinging Flanges .................................. 416 Bracket Clips................................................................... 421 Brackets, Welded Steel ....................................................421 Ceiling Plates....................................................................... 422 Channel Clamps..................................................................418 Clamps, Channel............................................................... 418 Clamps, I-Beam.................................................................. 418 Clamps, Pipe............................................................ 417,-418 Clamps, Riser................................................................... 417 Clip Bases for Adjustable Clips..................................... 411 Clips for Brackets............................................................. 421 Couplings, Adjustable Swivel........................................... 415 Couplings, Hanger Rod................................................... 415 Couplings, Rod................................................................... 415 End Bolts............................ 417 Extension Bars, Perforated ........................................ 417 Extension Eye Bolts.................... 417 Extension Piece................................ 416 Eye Bolts.............................. 417 Flanges, One-Piece ........................................................... 416 Flanges, Swinging, Adjustable..........................................416 Flattened End Bolts and Lag Screws.................. 417 Floor Plates....................................................................... 422 Grinnell Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers....................... 414 Hanger Rods........................................................................416 I-Beam Clamps.......... 418 Lag Screws, Flattened. . . . ... .... 417 Perforated Extension Bars 417 Pipe Clamps................................................................ 417,418 Pipe Covering Protection Saddles....................................422 Plates, Ceiling and Floor. . ... ................ . 422 Page Pipe Hanger Extensions, Connections, Etc. (Cont.) Pre-Engineered Spring Hangers.................................... 414 Riser Clamps..................................................................... 417 Rod Couplings................................................................ 415 Rods, Hangers..................................................................... 416 Saddles, for Pipe Covering............................................. 422 Sockets............................................................................... 411 Sockets for Single Pipe Rolls..................... .415 Spring Hangers........................................................... 413,414 Steel Brackets......................................................................421 Straps............................................................... . 415 Swinging Flanges................................................................ 416 Swivel Couplings.......................................................... 415 Toggle Bolts.................................................... .415 Turnbuckles....................................................................... 417 Underwriters'Hanger Flanges....................................... 416 Underwriters' I-Beam and Channel Clamps..................418 Pipe Supports, Spacing of.................................................. 532 Pipe Supports Adjustable Pipe Roll Stand.............................................. 420 Adjustable Pipe Roll Stand with Base Plate.................420 Adjustable Saddles........................................................... 422 Anchor Chair.................................................. ... 422 Base Plates for Pipe Roll Stands....................................419,420 Brackets for....................................................................... 421 Pipe Clamps........................................................... 417, 418 Pipe Roll and Plate......................................................... 419 Pipe Roll Stands...................................................... 419, 420 Pipe Roller......................................................................... 419 Pipe Rolls for.................................................................... 419 Riser Clamps..................................................................... 417 Saddles............................................................................... 422 Single Wall Hooks........................................................... 421 Stanchion Saddles............................................................. 422 Stands, Pipe Roll.................................................... 419, 420 Welded Steel Brackets for.............................................. 421 Pipe Threads American Standard Straight............................................. 473 American Standard Taper.............................................. 472 British Standard............................................................... 474 Engagement Necessary to Make Tight Joint 474, 475 Lubricants for................................................................... 444 Railing............................................................................... 198 Pipe Threading Tools and Accessories Cutters............................................................................... 426 Dies........................................................................... 427-429 Fire Pots............................................................................ 431 Flange Jacks........................................................................ 425 Gas Guns........................................................................... 431 Power Machines for Threading . . 430 Reamers.......................................... .. ... 427 Stocks....................................................................... 427-429 Taps................................................................................... 427 Thread Lubricants........................................................... 444 Threading Devices................................................... 427-430 Thred-Kut Oil................................................................... 432 Torches............................................................................... 431 Tongs................................................................................. 425 Vises...................................................................................... 424 Wrenches........................................................................... 425 Pipes, Hose............................................................................. 63 Piping and Valves, Unit Fabrication of.....................496, 497 Piping, Fabricated, Facilities for Manufacture . 477-483 Flange Facings and Finishes................................ 492, 493 Flanged Joints, Description.................. . 487-491 Flanging Processes................................................... 487-491 Pipe Bends................................................................. 484-486 Pipe Coils.................................................................. 500-503 Testing............................................................................... 483 Welded Piping................................................ 494-499, 504 Welds Generally Used................................ 494, 495 Plain Whistles, Brass...............................................................352 Plane Figures, Mensuration of ......................................... 556 Plastic Cork Coating............................................................ 432 Plates, Floor and Ceiling..................................................... 422 Plug Gate Valves, 18-8 Mo and Monel ...................... 367 Plugs Brass, Countersunk.............................................................191 Brass, Solid....................................................................... 191 Brass, Square Head. 191 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. U8-8 Mo) . . 373 Alphabetical Index Cant I CRANE XV P Page Plugs Cont.) Fusible............................................................................... 352 Fusible, for Motor Operated Valves............................. 134 Iron, Bar........................................................................... 168 Iron, Countersunk. 168 Iron, Square Head ............................................................168 Iron, Solid......................................................................... 168 Solder-Joint............ 404 Steel. Hexagon Head .............................................. 258 Steel. Round Head............................................................. 258 Steel, Square Head............ 258 Tube, Fusible...................................................................... 352 Water Pipe.......................................................................... 476 p Safety Valves Brass, for Saturated Steam.................................... 310 Brass, for Steam Heating Boilers............................ 313 Cast Steel, for High Temperatures .................... 314 Cast Steel, Marine............................................................. 314 Iron Body, for Air and Gas ..................................... 313 ; Iron Body, for Steam Heating Boilers....................... 312 ' s, Indicator................ 128 und-Kilogram Conversion.................................................552 ,,er Pipe Machines..............................................................430 Roof Ventilators............................................................... 360 __ sr-Trol Valves...................................................................306 ^-Engineered Spring Hangers..........................................414 __sure Conversion............................................................. 552 Drop of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe................ 515 Drop of Bends and Elbows............................................... 522 Drop of Steam Through Steel Pipe........................516, 517 Drop of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe ... 514 Drop, Steam Flow Formula for.............................. 516, 517 -.Gauges........................................................................356, 357 Page Pressure (Cont.) Reducing Valves, Clayton..................................... 307, 308 Reducing Valves, Klipfel ............ 332, 333 Regulators............................................ Regulators, Capacities of .. 328,329,334 330, 331 Relief Valves.................... Tube Nipples, Seamless Steel ......................... 303, 308 . 170,171 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves, Steel General Description.................................. . 209-211 Pressure-Temperature Ratings Gate, 600, 900 and 1500-Pound . . . . 212 213-215 Gate, By-Passes for............................................................215 Globe, 1500-Pound....................... . 216, 217 Angle, 1500-Pound ...................................... . 216, 217 Stop-Check, 900 and1500-Pound. . . . . 218, 219 Socket-Welding..................................... Butt-Welding..................... . ..214,217 214, 217, 219 Pressure-Seal Line Joints, Butt-Welding ................. 220 Propeller and Centrifugal Fans ........................................360 Properties of Crane Metals. . ............................ 2-9 Saturated Steam....................................................... 538-541 Superheated Steam................................ 542-545 Water, Thermal................................................. Protection Saddles for Pipe Covering 521 ... 422 Protectors, Flange ................................................................ 437 Pulp Stock Valves, Iron Body.......................................... 299 Pump Control, Low Water Cut-Off ... 362 Valves, Reseating Equipment for 433 Pumps, Condensation............................................................. 361 Steam Jet................................................................ 362, 363 Vacuum.................................................................................361 Push Button Control Stations for Motor Operated Valves 134 Pyrex Glasses for Gauges ................................................. 351 Q Page "rter Bends, Standard Type........................................ 484 tionnaire. Corrosion.................................................. 380 ek-Aeting Throttle Valves, Brass................................. 57 ek-Opening Valves, Gate, Brass.................................. 56 Page Quick-Opening Valves (Cont.) Gate, Iron Body............................................................... 80 Gate, Iron Body, Clamp Type .................................. 75 Globe, Brass....................................................................54, 55 R Page a, Hose........................................................................... 64 lal Back Cranelap Joints..................................... 489 ator Float and Thermostatic Traps............................. 338 alves. Brass..................................................................... 58 alves, Government Pattern ...................................... 58 lives, Lock-Shield......................................................... 58 alves, Lock-Shield, Keys for...................................... 139 alves. Marine........................................................... 58, 384 Ing Pipe Threads..............................................................198 ing Fittings rass. Floor Flanges........................................................ 190 Cast Iron, Floor Flanges................................................... 207 alleable Iron, Adjustable............................................ 197 illeable Iron, Ball Pattern......................................... 196 Jleable Iron, Floor Flanges................................ 196, 207 illeable Iron, Stair Rail............................................... 197 road Union Elbows, Malleable Iron.......................... 178 Unions, Malleable Iron................................................... 178 ""ge Boiler Fittings, Malleable Iron..............................147 het Die Stocks....................................................... 427-429 earners, Self-Feeding..................................................... 427 *ngs, Pipe, Method of Calculating........................ 525-527 wed and Drifted Pipe................................................... 461 wars, Pipe....................................................................... 427 '-ssed Cabinets for Bowes Hose Rack......................... 64 Couplings, Steel Pipe....................................................... 172 Orders, Altitude..................................................... 356, 357 Compound...................................................................356, 357 Pressure.......................................................................356, 357 Vacuum..................................................................... 356, 357 -- Brass and Copper Pipe................................................. 464 Brass Nipples.................................................................... 192 Page Reducer Inserts, Socket-Welding, Steel. 272 Reducers AAR, Malleable Iron..........................................................150 Ammonia................................ 148 Butt-Welding, Steel............................................................ 279 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.............................. 202, 203 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound.............................. 204,205 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound ............... 262-267 Hose, Brass........................................................................ 63 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound....................................... 190, 191 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound..............................152-154 Screwed, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G. 256-257 Screwed, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G............256-257 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound..................... 142-144 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound..................... 148-150 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy................................... 148 Socket-Welding, Steel, 2000-Pound W.O.G. 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G. . . 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Steel, 4000-Pound W.O.G. .270, 271 Socket-Welding, Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G. , 270, 271 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper)........................... 406 Reducing Fittings, How to Read...................................... 562 Valves, Pressure....................................... 307, 308, 332, 333 With Flanges................................................................ 202, 205 Reed Pipe Vises...................................................................... 424 Self-Feeding Ratchet Reamer......................................... 427 Refrigeration Gauges........................................................... 357 Solder-Joint Fittings........................................................ 407 Regulators, Pressure.......................................... 328, 329, 334 Pressure, Capacities of............................................ 330,331 Sylphon Temperature...................................................... 334 Reinforcing Welding Saddles ........................................... 279 xvi CRANE Alphabetical Index (Cont.) R Page Relief Valves All-Iron................................................................................ 321 All-Iron, for Ammonia...................................................... 321 Brass, for Air..............................................................316, 319 Brass, for Cold Water.................................... 316, 318, 320 Brass, for Gas..................................................................... 319 Brass, for Hot Water................................................316-318 Brass, for Oil............................................................ 318, 320 Brass, for Steam...................................................... 316, 318 Brass, for Water Heaters................................................. 317 Brass, Hydraulic................................................................ 320 Brass, Vacuum...........................................................306, 317 Cast Steel, Crosby Nozzle Type ........................ 324, 325 Cast Steel, Outside Spring ............................................. 323 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................... 372 Clayton....................................................................... 306, 308 Forged Steel Base and Disc............................................. 325 Iron Body, Crosby Nozzle Type............................ 324, 325 Iron Body, Inside Spring................................................. 321 Iron Body, Outside Spring...................................... 302, 322 Pressure...................... ................................................ 303, 308 Vacuum....................................................................... 306, 317 Remote Controls, Solenoid and Feather-Touch................ 307 Renewable Discs for Valves, Composition........................ 140 Replacement Parts for Valves, Ordering.......................... 125 Parts for AAR Valves..................................................... 38 Reseating Equipment for Valves....................................... 433 Resistance of Air Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe........ 515 Of Steam Through Steel Pipe................................. 516, 517 Of Water Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe.................... 514 Revolving Joints..................................................................... 354 Return Bends Ammonia............................................................ 148, 397, 398 Butt-Welding, Steel.................................................. 274-277 Double Pipe........................................................................ 398 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 and 300-Pound............ 263, 264 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound.................................... 190, 191 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound....................................... 153 Page Return Bends (Cont.) Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound.................... 142-146 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound................... 148, 149 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper).................. 406 Union End, Cast Iron.............................................. 398 Reversible Stops, Brass................................................. 66 Reversing Contactor Panels for Motor Operated Valves 133 Revolving Joints, Barco................................................ 354 Reznor Gas Fired Unit Heaters................................... 361 Ric-Wil Insulated Pipe Units...................................... 465 Ridgid Pipe Wrenches.................................................... 425 Threading Devices.................................................... 427 Tubing Cutters.......................................................... 426 Rim, Adjustable Sprocket, for Valve Wheels ................ 139 Ring Gaskets........................................................................... 399,454-456 Joint Facings and Rings........................................ 450-452 Joints, Description......................................... 489, 490, 493 Type Pipe Hangers.................................................. 410-412 Rings, Backing, for Butt-Welding Fittings............... 274-277 Riser Clamps for Pipe Hangers.................................... 417 Rivet Data for Railing Fittings.................................... 198 Rod Couplings for Pipe Hangers.................................. 415 Rods, Hanger................................................................... 416 Roll and Plate, Pipe....................................................... 419 Stands, Pipe............................................................. 419,420 Roller Supports, Pipe..................................................... 419 Rolls, Pipe......................................................................... 419 Roof Connections, Drainage......................................... 163 Ventilators.................................................................. 360 Rough Stops, Brass........................................................ 66 Round Head Plugs, Steel............................................ 258 Rubber Gaskets, "CC"...................................... 452, 454, 456 Gaskets, Ammonia.................................................... 399 Gaskets, Cloth Inserted......................................... 452, 454 Lined Diaphragm Valves....................................... 106, 107 Sheet Packing, "CC"................................................ 453 Spool Type Expansion Joints.................................. 347 Running Traps, Drainage............................................ 165 Page Saddle Supports for Pipe..................................................... 422 Saddles, Pipe Covering Protection.................................... 422 Welding.............................................................................. 279 Safety Valves Brass, Inside Spring, for Air and Gas.......................... 311 Brass, Lever and Weight................................................. 315 Cast Steel, Crosby Nozzle Type, for Steam................ 314 Iron, Lever and Weight................................................... 315 Marine................................................................................ 214 Pop, Brass................................................................. 310, 313 Pop, Cast Steel................................................................. 314 Pop, Iron Body....................................................... 312-314 Sampling or Vent Valves for Transformer Oil................ 30 Sanitary Water Hydrant..................................................... 353 Saturated Steam, Properties of................................. 538-541 Sawing Vises.......................................................................... 424 Scales, Grade......................................................................... 432 Schedule 160 Butt-Welding Fittings.............................. 278 Socket-Welding Fittings......................................... 270-273 Scrapers, Flue................................ 432 Screw-Down Check Valves, Marine................................. 392 Screwed Flanged Joints....................................................... 487 Screwed Fittings AAR................................................................................... 150 Adapters, for Solder-Joint Installations..................404-406 Ammonia........................................................................... 148 Brass, 125 and 250-Pound...................................... 190-192 Cast Iron................................................................... 151-159 Cast Steel, 1000-Pound W.O.G...................................... 260 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo)................................... 373 Circulating Boiler............................................................. 147 Crane-Hulbert Drainage.................................................... 166 Drainage....................................................................... 161-166 Forged Steel, 2000 to 6000-Pound W.O.G........... 256-259 Malleable Iron.......................................................... 141-150 Railing, Malleable Iron..............................................195-198 Sprinkler.................................................................... 151-159 Page Screwed Flanges Ammonia................................................................... 397, 398 Brass, 150 and 300-Pound.............................................. 194 Cast Iron, 125-Pound............................................. 206, 207 Cast Iron, 250-Pound......................................... 208 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................................. 373 Ferrosteel, 125 and 250-Pound............................. 206, 208 Floor, Brass....................................................................... 190 Floor, Cast Iron............................................................... 207 Floor, Malleable Iron............................................. 196,207 Forged Steel, Ammonia................................................... 398 Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound........................... 285-291 Forged Steel, 4000-Pound............................................... 268 Malleable Iron, Ammonia...................................... 397, 398 Marine................................................................................ 383 Screws, Flattened Lag......................................................... 417 Seamless Steel Pipe.................................... 458-463, 466-468 Steel Pressure Tube Nipples........................................... 170,171 Seat Ring Wrenches.............................................................. 139 Sediment Separators................................................... 342-344 Selecting Size of Air Vent Valves................................................................ 338 Pressure Regulators................................................. 329-331 Steam and Oil Separators............................................... 340 Steam Traps............................................................. 336, 337 Stop-Check Valves........................................................... 563 Water Drain Valves......................................................... 338 Self-Feeding Ratchet Reamers......................................... 427 Separators, Air Line............................................................ 344 Oil and Steam........................................................... 340, 341 Sediment.................................................................... 342-344 Service Tees, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound............................ 142 Shaped Welding Nipples, Steel................................... 274-277 Sheet Packing, "CC" Rubber............................................. 453 Packing, Cranite Asbestos Composition.................... 453 Sherman Fusible Plugs....................................................... 352 Shock Effect on Valves and Fittings ............................... 11 Alphabetical Index Cent ) CRANE XVI1 s ) i . Page 'Short Turn Elbows, 125-Pound Cast Iron Sprinkler. . 158 Side Outlet Crosses, Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing 196 Page Steel Bushings....................................................................... 258 Pipe Couplings............................................. 172, 256, 257 ' ' Elbows, Screwed, Malleable Iron.................................. 143 Pipe Data.................................................................... 470, 471 Elbows, Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing.................. 196 Plugs................................................................................... 258 ? , Tees. Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing..................... 196 Steels, Bolting..................................................................... 9 Sim pact Self-Contained Pipe Threaders.......................... 429 Cast, Alloy.........................................................................6, 7 Single Offset Quarter Bends................................................ 484 Cast, Carbon..................................................................... 6 Offset U-Bends................................................................. 484 Forged, Alloy................................................................... 8 - Strap Clamps, Malleable Iron....................................... 173 Forged, Carbon................................................................. 8 Siphons for Steam Gauges.................................................. 351 Surface Hardened Stainless............................................. 2 . Sleeves, for Cast Iron Water Pipe..................................... 476 18-8 Mo Alloy................................................................... 3 *3$-. Welding.............................................................................. 279 ^Sliding Stem Alloy Steel Blow-Off Valves...................... 304 18-8 Mo Alloy, Service Recommendations for . . .365, 366 Stellite ("U") Trim.............................................................. 3 lSilp-On Welding Flanges, 150 to 2500-Pound. . . . 285*291 Stem End for Universal Joint on AAR Valves................ 37 ieSoeket Outlets....................................................................... 281 Stems, Extension, for Valves.............................................. 127 Wrenches, Tee Handle..................................................... 139 Stillson Pipe Wrenches........................................................ 425 ^Sockets for Pipe Rolls, Malleable Iron............................. 415 Stocks and Dies................................................................427-429 '''``'locket-Welding Fittings, Steel.................................... 270-273 Stop-Check Valves, General Data ........................... 294, 295 : Valves, Cast Steel, Angle, 1500-Pound........................ 239 Cast Steel, 300-Pound.............................................. 297 " Valves, Cast Steel, Angle, Pressure-Seal Bonnet. 216, 217 Cast Steel, 400-Pound.............................................. 298 J Valves, Cast Steel, Gate, 600-Pound.................... 223*225 Cast Steel, 600-Pound.............................................. 298 Ife Valves, Cast Steel, Gate, Pressure-Seal Bonnet 213-215 Cast Steel, 900-Pound, Pressure-SealBonnet. . . 218, 219 L Valves, Cast Steel, Globe, 1500-Pound........................ 239 Cast Steel, 1500-Pound, Pressure-Seal Bonnet 218, 219 Valves, Cast Steel, Globe, Pressure-Seal Bonnet. 216, 217 Ferrosteel, 250-Pound...................................................... 296 Valves, Forged Steel, Angle, 600-Pound.............. 236, 237 Selecting Size..................................................................... 563 Valves, Forged Steel, Check, 600-Pound .......... 248, 249 Stops, Brass.......................................................................... 66-68 ^.Valves, Forged Steel, Globe, 600-Pound............. 236, 237 Straight Pipe Threads, American Standard.................... 473 t Iron Gaskets, Corrugated................................... 455, 456 Strainers (Sediment Separators)................................... 342-344 dar-Joint Adapters.................................................... 404-406 Straps, Pipe.................................................................... 415 fittings..................................................................... 404-407 Street Washer Keys....................................................... 67 Unions................................................................................. 404 Street Elbows falves, Angle..................................................................... 403 AAR................................................................................... ISO falves, Gate...................................................................... 402 Ammonia............................ 148 falves, Globe.................................................................... 403 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound............................................. 190 lives, Swing Check....................................................... 402 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage......................................... 162 er-Joints, Suggestions for Making............................ 407 Screwed, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G............256, 257 Sibing (Copper) Used With ........................................ 408 Screwed, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G............256, 257 iloid Remote Controls for Valves............................... 307 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound....................... 142-146 J Ring Pipe Hangers...............................................411, 412 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound....................... 148-150 ) iners, Hose..................................................................... 63 dal Brass, Crane, Properties of................................... 2 Blais for Cast Iron Water Pipe..................................... 476 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper)................... 404-406 Stuart's Thred-Kut Oil....................................................... 432 Stub Ends, Cranelap, Butt-Welding............................274-277 I Pipe Coils................................................................... 501 Studs, Bolt-, Data...........................................................506, 507 Type Rubber Expansion Joints............................... 347 Bolt-, List Prices......................................................... 446, 447 ftg Cushion Pipe Hangers............................................ 413 Definition of...................................................................... 506 ded Cocks................................................................. 68, 71 Sturtevant Unit Heaters..................................................... 358 . i Hangers..............................................................413, 414 Superheated Steam, Properties of ............................. 542-545 skier Fittings, Cast Iron.......................152-159, 200-205 Supports, Pipe, Description.......................................... 419-422 tanges, Cast Iron.................................................... 206-208 Pipe, Spacing of................................................................ 532 Bket Rim for Valve Wheels, Adjustable................... 139 Trough................................................................................ 400 tre Head Plugs, Brass................................................. 191 Surface Hardened Stainless Steel, Description of . . 2 ............................................................................... 168 Swartwout Exhaust Heads................................................. 345 el.................................................................................... 258 Swing Joints, Brass Body.................................................... 351 tless Steel, Crane Hardened, Description of................... 2 Swing Check Valves sless Steel Fittings, Butt-Welding....................... 274-277 All-Iron, 1000-Pound W.O.G........... ............................. 118 fittings, Socket-Welding........................................ 270, 271 Brass, Solder-Joint........................................................... 402 falves............................................................................... 379 Brass, 125-Pound.............................................................. 46 Ir Rail Fittings, Malleable Iron.................................... 197 Brass, 150-Pound...........................................................48, 50 Inchion Saddle-Type Pipe Supports............................ 422 Brass, 200-Pound........................................................... 48, 50 Indard Pipe, Butt-Welding Fittings for. . . .274, 275, 279 Brass, 300-Pound.............................................................. 51 " cket-Welding Fittings for.......................................270-273 Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound..................................250-254 Vessure Drop of Air Through....................................... 515 Cast Steel, 4000-Pound................................................... 268 tessure Drop of Water Through................................. 514 Cast Steel, Lever and Weight........................................ 251 gWrought Steel................................................................... 459 Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum (18-8 Mo)...................... 371 da, Floor......................................................... 126, 127, 134 Clearway, Iron Body....................................................... 123 Ipe, Cast Iron................................................................. 400 Ferrosteel, 250-Pound...................................................... 124 dons, Push Button Control.......................................... 134 Iron Body, Flexible Disc............................................120, 121 Data Pertaining to.................................................. 537 Iron Body, Lever and Weight........................................ 120 finitions of Terms Used With................................... 536 Iron Body, 125-Pound................................................ 120, 121 low Formula for Pressure Drop, Flow, and Pipe Size 517 Iron Body, 250-Pound..................................................... 124 Vesture Drop in Elbows and Bends............................. 522 Iron Body, 1000-Pound W.O.G...................................... 118 sure Drop Through Steel Pipe........................ 516, 517 Malleable Iron, 1000-Pound W.O.G.............................. 118 sistance of Valves and Fittings to Flow of. . . .512, 513 Marine............................................... 384-386, 388, 390, 391 |Saturated, Properties of............................................. 538-541 Monel................................................................................. 371 ; Superheated, Properties of......................................... 542-545 Solder-Joint, Brass........................................................... 402 am Brass, Crane, Properties of..................................... 2 Underwriters', Iron Body................................................ 123 Hose Couplings....................................................... 62 Swinging Hanger Flanges, for Pipe................................... 416 Jet Pumps....................................................................362, 363 Hose Racks........................................................................ 64 ^.Separators....................................................................340, 341 Swivel Joints..................................................................... 354, 355 ) *IrP............................................................................. 335-338 iTraps, Installation of....................................................... 339 Pipe Hangers, Adjustable............................................... 411 Syphons for Steam Gauges................................................. 351 XV111 CRANE Alphabetical Index <Cont.) T Page Tank Float Valves...................................................... 305 , 307 Nipples, Wrought Steel........................................... 170, 171 Taper Reducers Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound..................... 200-203 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound .......................... 204, 205 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound............ 262-267 Taps, Pipe ............................................................................. 427 Taps and Drains, for Flanged Fittings, Location of . . 534 For Flanged Valves, Location of..................................... 535 Tee Wrenches for Hub End Gate Valves .................... 139 Tees AAR................................................................................... 150 Ammonia, Flanged...................... 397 Ammonia, Screwed ...................................................... 148 Basin, Drainage...................................................................163 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Standard Pipe..............274, 275 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Extra Strong Pipe.........276, 277 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Double Extra Strong Pipe. . 278 Butt-Welding, Steel, for Schedule 160 Pipe................ 278 Cast Iron Water Pipe...................................................... 476 Double Pipe....................................................................... 398 Drainage, Cast Iron....................................................... 163 Flanged, Ammonia........................................................... 397 Flanged, Cast Iron, Sprinkler......................... 158, 200-205 Flanged, Cast Iron, 125-Pound.............................. 200-203 Flanged, Cast Iron, 250-Pound..............................204, 205 Flanged, Cast Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound...............262-267 Flanged, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................. 373 Four-Way, Malleable Iron............................................. 143 Railing, Malleable Iron.......................................... 196, 197 Screwed, Ammonia........................................................... 148 Screwed, Brass, 125-Pound............................................ 190 Screwed, Brass, 250-Pound .......................................... 192 Screwed, Cast Iron, Drainage........................................ 163 Screwed, Cast Iron, Sprinkler...................................152-158 Screwed, Cast Iron, 125-Pound................................ 152-156 Screwed, Cast Iron, 250-Pound..................................... 159 Screwed, Cast Steel, 1000-Pound W.O.G..................... 260 Screwed, Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo).................. 373 Screwed, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound W.O.G..........256, 257 Screwed, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound W.O.G.......... 256, 257 Screwed, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound W.O.G..........256 , 257 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Heavy................................... 148 Screwed, Malleable Iron, Railing......................... 196, 197 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound....................... 142-146 Screwed, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound....................... 148-150 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 2000-Pound.......... 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 3000-Pound........ 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 4000-Pound . . . 270, 271 Socket-Welding, Forged Steel, 6000-Pound.......... 270, 271 Solder-Joint, Brass (Wrought Copper)................... 404-407 Union, Malleable Iron.....................................177, 181, 182 Temperature Conversion ................................................. 551 Regulators............................................................................ 334 Templates for Drilling 150-Pound Brass............................................................... 438 300-Pound Brass ............................................................ 438 25-Pound Cast Iron......................................................... 439 125-Pound Cast Iron ................................................... 439 250-Pound Cast Iron....................................................... 440 800-Pound Hydraulic Cast Iron.................................... 440 150-Pound Steel................................................................ 441 300-Pound Steel.................................................................. 441 400-Pound Steel.................................................................. 442 600-Pound Steel.................................................................. 442 900-Pound Steel.................................................................. 442 1500-Pound and 2500-Pound Steel .............................. 443 Page Templex Steel, Properties of............................................ 9, 50>. Templex Steel Bolt-Studs Properties of...................................................................9, 506 Torque Required to Produce Stress and Resulting Load 507 Test Gauges.....................................................................356 , 357 Testers, Dead Weight................................................... 356 Theory of Heat Transfer Through Pipe Walls . 518, 519 Thermal Expansion of Pipe......................................... 531 Properties of Water....................................................521 Thermo-Piezo Effects of Oil at Constant Volume . . 11 Thermostatic and Float Traps................................... 338 Thickness, Calculation of, for Steel Pipe ........ 525-527 Thread Cutting Oil.................. ,...................... ... 432 Engagement for Drainage Fittings . .......... 161 Engagement in Made-Up Joints. , 474, 475 Lubricant Brushes...................................................... 444 Lubricants, Pipe......................................................... 444 Threaded Line Pipe, API Standard........................... 462 Outlets (For Welding).............................................. 281 Pipe Joints................................................................... 475 Threading Devices for Pipe...................................... 427-430 Threads, Hose................................................................ 59 Pipe, American Standard Straight...........................473 Pipe, American Standard Taper.............................. 472 Pipe, British Standard Taper................................. 474 Pipe, Normal Engagement for Pipe Joints. . 474 Pipe, Railing.............................................................. 198 Thred-Kut Oil........................................................... 432 Three-Way Cocks, Brass..................................................68, 69 Cocks, Iron................................................................. 70 Elbows, Drainage...................................................... 162 Throttle Valves, Brass.................................................. 57 Toggle Bolts for Pipe Hangers.................................... 415 Toledo Pipe Cutters....................................................... 426 Pipe Threading Devices......................................... 428-430 Tongs, Pipe...................................................................... 425 Tongue and Groove Facings for FlangedMaterial. .448, 449 And Groove Flange Unions..................................... 186 And Groove Valves and Fittings, Ammonia......... 394-399 Torches and Fire Pots................................................... 431 Trane Unit Heaters........................................................ 359 Transformers, Step-Down, for Motor Operated Valves . 134 Traps, Drainage.............................................................. 165 Float and Thermostatic........................................... .338 Steam, Open Float..................................................335-337 Steam, Installation of............................................... 339 Trigonometric Functions, Natural......................... 557-559 Trimo Pipe Cutters.........................................................426 Pipe Wrenches................ . 425 Triplex Steel, Properties of.............................................. 9,506 Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs List Prices............................................ . . 446, 447 Properties of................................................................... 9, 506 Torque Required to Produce Stress and Resulting Load 507 Trough Supports............................................................ 400 Try Cocks, Brass...............................................................351 Tube Caps, Solder-Joint, Wrought Copper............... 404 Plugs, Fusible............................................................. 352 Tubes, Boiler................................................................... 464 Glass, Cutters for....................................................... 351 Tubing, Copper, Expansion Due to Temperature Changes 407 Copper, Hard and Soft Types................................ 408 Tubing Cutters, Glass................................................... 351 Cutters, Pipe............................................................... 426 Tucker Connections, Drainage ......................................... 163 Turnbuckles.................................................................... 417 Two-Third Unions, Malleable Iron............................ 175 u Page U-Bends, Standard Type ...........................................484, 485 U-Hook Pipe Hangers .................................. 415 Uncoated Drainage Fittings, Cast Iron . 161 Underwriters' Hanger Flanges............ . . . 416 Hose Gate Valves ......................................................... 60 Indicator Posts ............................................................128 Pipe Clamps......................................................................... 418 Pipe Rings......................................................................... 412 Page Underwriters' (Cont.) Sprinkler Fittings and Flanges . 152-159, 200-208 Unions and Union Fittings . .177,178,180 Valves, Gate, Brass........................................................ 19 Valves, Gate, Brass, Hose................... 60 Valves, Gate, Brass, Quick-Opening . . 56 Valves, Gate, Iron Body............................................. 80 Valves, Swing Check................................... .123 Alphabetical Index Cant CRANE Xl.\ u Page Union Elbows, AAR, Malleable Iron....................... 181, 182 Elbows, Circulating Boiler......................................... Elbows. Combination, Forged Steel................... Elbows, Brass, Ground Joint................................... Elbows. Malleable Iron, 150-Pound . . Elbows, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound, Gasket Type Elbows, Malleable Iron, 200-Pound....................... Elbows, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound.................. 181 Fittings, AAR, Malleable Iron.......................... 181 Fittings. Malleable Iron, 150-Pound........................ Fittings, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound, Gasket Type. Fittings. Malleable Iron, 200-Pound .................. 147 186 193 177 176 178 182 182 177 176 178 Fittings. Malleable Iron, 300-Pound. ............. 181,182 Fittings. Railroad.................................................... 178 Fittings, Saving Joints with.................................. 176, 184 Return Bends, Cast Iron................................................ 398 Tees, AAR, Malleable Iron................. .181,182 Tees, Malleable Iron, 150-Pound ............................ 177 Tees, Malleable Iron, 300-Pound.......................... 181, 182 Valves, Brass, AAR.......................................................36, 37 . Valves, Brass, Needle Point........................................... 27 Valves, Brass, Radiator................................................... 58 ( Valves, Brass, 200-Pound............................................. 58 Valves, Brass, 300-Pound............................ 34, 36, 37 Valves, Cast Steel............................................................ 238 "AAR.......................................................................... 180,182 ' Pump, AAR....................................................... 180,182 U-Iron, Ground Joint, Screwed,150-Pound................ 177 11-Iron, Ground Joint, Screwed,300-Pound................ 179 Page Unions (Cont.) Ammonia, Flange...................................................... 186 Brass, Government Pattern.................................... 193 Brass, 125, 200, and 300-Pound ................................. 193 Cadmium Plated.........................................................183 Cast Iron, Flange.................... 185 Chrome-Nickel-Moly. (18-8 Mo) .................... . 373 Forged Steel, AAR.....................................................182 Forged Steel, Cadmium Plated .................... . .183 Forged Steel, Chromium-Plated Thread-Piece......184 Forged Steel, Flange............................................... 186, 187 Forged Steel, 2000-Pound W.O.G............... .... 183 Gaskets for............................................................. 399, 456 Gasket Type, Flange................................................. 185, 186 Gasket Type, Screwed.............................................176 Malleable Iron, AAR............................................. 180,182 Malleable Iron, Flange. ..................................185, 186 Malleable Iron, Flange, Three-Part ......................... 185 Malleable Iron, Two-Third................................ ....176 Malleable Iron, 150-Pound...................................... 176, 177 Malleable Iron, 250-Pound...................................... 178 Malleable Iron, 300-Pound............................. 179, 180, 182 Railroad...................................................................... 178 Solder-Joint ..................................................................... 404 Tongue and Groove, Flange ......................................... 186 Unit Fabrication of Piping and Valves .................. 496, 497 Heaters................................................................... 358-361 Universal Joint on AAR Valves, Stem End for....... 37 Type Indicator for Iron Double Disc GateValves. . . 101 Type Indicator for Iron Wedge Gate Valves....... 84 V Page um Cleaning Fittings.................................................. 161 auges.......................................................................... 356, 357 ief Valves................................................................ 306, 317 and Piping, Unit Fabrication..............................496, 497 -Pass Locations........................................................... 535 Chain Wheels............................................................... 138, 139 Discs................................................................................... 140 in Tappings................................................................. 535 idles.............................................................................. 137 ts, for AAR Brass Valves......................................... 38 s. Ordering................................................................. 125 leating Equipment...................................................... 433 esistance to Flow of Fluids.................................... 512, 513 nit Fabrication. . .............................................. 496, 497 leels................................................................................ 136 Brass.................................................................... 36, 37 Brass, Parts for...................................................... 38 W.W.A. Double Disc Gate, Iron Body.................94, 95 Vent, Automatic........................................................ 338 Altitude.............................................................................. 308 Ammonia.......................................................... 321, 395, 396 ' Angle, Brass (Also Globe)..........................................23-41 Angle, Cast and Forged Steel................................. 233-246 -Angle, Cast Steel, Pressure-SealBonnet, Steel. . 216, 217 Angle, Iron Body, Ferrosteel, andMall. Iron. . . 105-116 Atmospheric Relief....................................................302, 303 Sack Pressure.............................................................302, 303 Bar Stock, Globe and Angle........................................... 234 Blow-Off............................................................................. 304 ^Butterfly....................................................................... 57, 115 Cab Hose, Brass............................................................... 38 Cargo Oil........................................................................... 389 ; Check, Brass................................................................. 43-52 (Check, Cast and Forged Steel.................................247-254 Check, Corrosion-Resistant............................................ 371 Check, Iron Body, Ferrosteel & M. 1........... 117-124, 308 Chlorine............................................................................. 376 Chronometer..................................................................... 387 Clamp Gate, Iron Body.............................................74, 75 Corrosion-Resistant.................................................. 365-379 Corrosion-Resistant, Diaphragm Type..................106, 107 Cylinder Operated.....................................................130, 131 Diaphragm Type.......................................................106, 107 Exhaust Relief........................................................... 302, 303 Page Valves (Cont.) Expansion, for Ammonia................................................. 396 Flexible Disc Swing Check, Iron Body......................... 120,121 Float..................................................................................... 305,307 Foot, Brass......................................................................... 46 Foot, Iron Body............................................................... 122 Gas, 500-Pound Double Disc Gate............................... 99 Gate, Brass................................................................ 13-21, 56 Gate, Cast Steel...................................................................221-232 Gate, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel. . . .213-215 Gate, Corrosion-Resistant. . .367, 368, 370, 374, 375, 377 Gate, Iron Body and Ferrosteel, Double Disc........ 87-103 Gate, Iron Body and Ferrosteel, Wedge Disc............73-86 Globe, Brass....................................................................23-41 Globe, Brass, Quick Opening, Self-Closing...............54, 55 Globe, Cast and Forged Steel....................................233-246 Globe, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet. . 216, 217 Globe, Corrosion-Resistant.................... 369, 370, 376, 377 Globe, Iron Body, Ferrosteel, and Mall. Iron. . . .105-116 Hose.........................................................................60, 61, 387 Lock-Shield, Gate............................................................. 16 Lock-Shield, Globe and Angle........................................ 25 Lock-Shield, Radiator...................................................... 58 Lubricated Plug.......................................................... 300, 301 Main Injection.................................................................. 390 Manifold............................................................................ 392 Marine................................................................................... 381-392 Motor Operated................................................ 129, 132-135 Needle Air.......................................................................... 26 Needle Point Globe and Angle, Brass........................... 27 Needle Point Globe and Angle, Bar Stock................... 234 Neoprene-Lined........................................................... 106, 107 Ni-Resist Cast Iron, Gate............................................... 374 No-Slam Check................................................................. 308 Plug Gate........................................................................... 367 Pop Safety....................................................................310-314 Pressure Reducing................................... 307, 308, 332, 333 Pressure Regulating......................................... 328, 329, 334 Pressure Relief.............................................................303, 308 Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel....................................... 209-219 Pulp Stock......................................................................... 299 Quick Opening, Brass....................................................54-57 Quick Opening, Iron Body...........................................75, 80 Radiator............................................................................. 58 Relief......................................................... 316-325, 372 XX CRANE Alphabetical Index (Cont.) V Page Valves (Cont.) Rubber Lined, Diaphragm Type............................106, 107 Safety............................................................ 310-315 Sampling or Vent, for Transformer Oil........................ 30 Screw-Down Check.......................................................... 392 Solder-Joint.................................................................. 402, 403 Stop-Check................................................................ 294-298 Stop-Check, Pressure-Seal Bonnet, Steel................218, 219 Tank Float...................................................................305, 307 Throttle............................................................................. 57 Transformer Oil................................................................ 30 Underwriters' Gate, Brass...........................................19, 56 Underwriters' Gate, Brass, Hose................................... 60 Underwriters' Gate, Iron Body..................................... 80 Underwriters' Swing Check............................................ 123 Vacuum, Relief............................................................ 306, 317 Vent or Sampling, for Transformer Oil........................ 30 Page Valves (Cont.) Water Drain...................................................................... 338 Water Works, Double Disc Gate............................... 94, 95 Whistle............................................................................... 54 Wood Chip......................................................................... 379 Y-Type, with Extended Bonnet.......................................379 Vent or Sampling Valves for Transformer Oil................. 30 Ventilating and Heating Equipment........................ 358-361 Venturi Type Lubricated Plug Valves...................... 300, 301 Vertical Check Valves, Brass............................................. 45 Check Valves, Cast Steel................................................ 249 Steam and Oil Separators...................................... 340, 341 Vise Stand, Power............................................................... 430 Vises, Pipe.............................................................................. 424 Sawing, for Copper Tubing............................................ 424 Vulcan Chain Pipe Tongs................................................... 425 Chain Pipe Vises............................................................... 424 w Page Wall Cabinets for Fire Hose................................................ 64 Closet Fittings, Crane-Hulbert...................................... 166 Flanges, Malleable Iron, for Railings........................... 197 Thickness of Steel Pipe, Calculation of...................525-527 Waste Nuts, Malleable Iron................................................ 143 Water, Discharge Through Pipes, Orifices, and Valves.509-511 Pressure Drop, In Elbows and Bends.......................... 522 Pressure Drop, Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe........ 514 Resistance of Valves and Fittings to Flow of. . . .512, 513 Thermal Properties of..................................................... 521 Water Coolers, Fittings for................................................. 398 Drain Valves, Ball Float Type...................................... 338 Gauges............................................................................... 350 Gauges, Accessories......................................................... 351 Gauges, Expansion Tank................................................ 350 Hose Couplings................................................................ 62 Hose Fittings................................................................ 63, 174 Hose Nozzles.................................................................... 63 Hydrant, Frostproof........................................................ 353 Pipe, Cast Iron................................................................ 476 Pressure Drop Through Schedule 40 Steel Pipe.........514 Pressure Regulators......................................................... 334 Well Casing....................................................................... 463 Water Side Fusible Plugs.................................................... 352 Water Works Gate Valves (A.W.W.A.)........................ 94, 95 Weight and Lever Reducing Valves............................. 332, 333 And Lever Safety Valves................................................ 315 And Lever Swing Check Valves, Cast Iron................. 120 And Lever Swing Check Valves, Cast Steel................ 251 Conversion Table............................................................. 552 Of Air at Various Pressures and Temperatures.......... 521 Testers for Gauges........................................................... 356 Welded Brackets, Steel, for Pipe........................................ 421 Flanged Joints.................................................................. 491 Piping, Description.................................................... 494, 495 Piping, Facilities......................................................... 482, 483 Piping, Headers.......................................................... 498, 499 Piping, Heat Exchangers, Double Pipe........................ 504 Piping, Types of Welds................................................... 495 Page Welding Fittings, Butt Type.........................................274-281 Fittings, Socket Type................................................. 270-273 Flanges, Forged Steel, 150 to 2500-Pound............. 285-292 Neck Flanges, Boring of................................................. 292 Outlets................................................................................ 281 Valves, Angle, Cast and Forged Steel..................... 233-246 Valves, Angle, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet. .216-219 Valves, Check, Cast and Forged Steel.................. 247-254 Valves, Gate, Cast Steel.............................................221-232 Valves, Gate, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet. .213, 214 Valves, Globe, Cast and Forged Steel................... 233-246 Valves, Globe, Cast Steel, Pressure-Seal Bonnet. 216-219 WeldOlets.............................................................................. 281 Welds, Types Generally Used...................................... 494, 495 Well Casing, Water............................................................... 463 Wheels, Chain, for Valves................................................... 138 Valve................................................................................... 136 Whistle Valves, Brass........................................................... 54 Whistles, Brass..................................................................... 352 Williams Chain Pipe Tongs................................................ 425 Chain Pipe Vises............................................................... 424 Flange Jacks...................................................................... 425 Wire Hooks, Pipe................................................................... 415 Wood Chip Valve, Clad 18-8 Stainless Steel.................... 379 Rod Couplings.................................................................. 67 Wooden Flange Protectors.................................................. 437 Wool Felt Pre-Shrunk Pipe Insulation.............................. 434 Wrenches For Body Seat Rings of Valves..................................... 139 For Brass Cocks............................................................... 72 For Iron Cocks................................................................. 72 For Water Hydrants....................................................... 353 Pipe..................................................................................... 425 Tee, for Hub End Gate Valves...................................... 139 Wrought Copper Solder-Joint Fittings......................404-407 Iron and Steel Pipe................................... 458-463, 466-471 Iron Butt-Welding Fittings..................................... 274-277 Steel Pipe, Data........................................................ 470, 471 Steel Nipples............................................................... 170, 171 Y-Z Page Yard Hydrant, Frostproof................................................... 353 Y-Bends . Brass, 125-Pound............................................................. 190 Cast Iron, Sprinkler....................................................152, 153 Cast Iron, 125-Pound.................................................152, 153 Forged Steel, Screwed, 2000-Pound.........................256, 257 Forged Steel, Screwed, 3000-Pound.........................256, 257 Forged Steel, Screwed, 6000-Pound................... 256, 257 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding, 2000-Pound........ 270, 271 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding, 3000-Pound........ 270, 271 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding, 4000-Pound. . . . 270, 271 Forged Steel, Socket-Welding, 6000-Pound........ 270, 271 Malleable Iron, 150-Pound........................................ 142, 143 Past Y-Branches, Drainage.................................................... 164, 165 For Cast Iron Water Pipe.............................................. 476 Y-Pattern Blow-Off Valves................................................. 304 Diaphragm Valves, Iron Body.................................. 106, 107 Globe Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet...................... 216-219 Sediment Separators......................................................... 342 Stop-Check Valves.......................................................296, 297 Stop Check Valves, Pressure-Seal Bonnet .218,219 Swing Check Valves, 18-8 Mo and Monel ................ 371 Y-Valve with Extended Bonnet......................................... 379 Zero Pipe Insulation............................................................. 434 Numerical Index No- Page 1 340 340 340 435 Globe Valve Disc Railing Elbow Reducing \ alve Threader Pipe Bend 26 140 196 333 429 484 429 429 417 428 427 484 NngL Valve Railing Elbow 5, i mg Vise 1 hreader Pipe Bend 26 1% 424 429 484 427 429 410 83 426 Railing Tee B & C Plate Threader Pipe Bend Railing Tee Pipe Bend 196 422 427 484 83 196 484 Disc Clamp Railing Tee B & C Plate Sawing Vise Pipe Bend 140 174 196 422 424 484 433 427 196 Disc Ruiling Cross B is. C Plate Pipe Bend 140 1% 422 484 196 Disc 140 Railing Cross 196 Pipe Bend 484 83 427 196 83 Globe Valve Angle N aive ailing Flange Float Naive Pipe Bend 28 28 196 305 484 354 354 354 354 354 No. Page 7 AS-8BS 7 AS-8CS 7E 7-F 354 354 83 354 7 KS-8BS 7 KS-8CS 7 LDC 7 S-8BS 7 S-8CS 354 354 433 354 354 71/2, Globe Valve 7ViPipe Bend 7Vi E 8, Ball Umament 8, Pipe Bend 8Vi 9, Globe Valve 9, Angle Valve 9, Pipe Bend 9-A 55 484 83 196 484 196 28 28 484 63 10, Disc 140 10, Swivel Joint 355 10, B & C Plate 422 10, Pipe Bend 484 11 12 12 MO 12Vi 13 484 140 433 54 196 14 E 141/2 P 16 Vi P 17 17-C 17 C-A 83 29 29 427 419 62 20, Check Valve 20, Float Assembly 20, Swivel Joint 20, B & C Plate 20 E 45 305 355 422 114 21 E 22 22 E 114 357 114 23 23 E 24 357 114 45 26-R 27, 27, 427 Check Valve 47 Float Valve 305 28 E 28 XU 28 Vi XU 296 297 297 30 30 E 30 XU 30Vi XU 355 296 297 297 31, 31, 32 A 32 X 32 XR Check Valve Relief Valve 47 306 431 229 229 No. Page 33 U 33 X 33 XR 229 229 229 33i/2 331/2 U 331/2 X 331/2 XR 46 229 229 229 34 341/2 35 351/2 46 46 48 48 38, Coupling 38, Reducing Valve 38 E 39 E 174 333 124 124 40, 40, 40, 40-C Safety Valve Swivel Joint Pipe Cutter 315 355 426 418 41 41-C 44 44 A 174 418 57 431 45 46 46 X 46 XR 357 57 229 229 47 X 47 XR 471/2 X 47Vi XR 229 229 229 229 50, Flose Valve 61 50, Relief Valve 308 50, Swivel Joint 355 50, Ratchet Stock 428 52-RH 52-RL 56 357 357 61 56-RH 56-RL 57 58 357 357 26 61 60, Swivel Joint 60, Ratchet Stock 61 U 61 X 61 XR 355 428 229 229 229 61Vi u 6U/2 XR 62 65 R-C 67 G 229 229 305 427 58 70, 70, 70, 70, 701/2 Globe Valve Angle Valve Railing Elbow Swivel Joint 32 32 197 355 197 71, 71, 71, 711/2 Globe Valve Angle Valve Railing lee 32 32 197 197 No. Page 72, 72, 73, 73, 731/2 Check Valve Railing Tee Railing Cross Lever Valve 74 74 E 74l/2 75 75 E 76 U 76 X 76 XR 761/2 U 76 Vi X 761/2 XR 77 77 A 79 79-C 9 80 80 E 81 83 U 83 X 83 XR 831/2 U 831/2 x 83 V4 XR 85 87 P 87 U 87 X 87 XR 871/2 P 871/2 U 87Vi X 871/2 XR 88 89 89-A 90 90-A 91-A 92-A 93-A 94-A 94 L-A 95 95-A 95 CP-G 95-G 96-G 96 CP-G XL-96 97-A 99 99 A 99 B 99 C 99 D 99 E 99 F 48 197 197 305 197 197 51 197 364 51 229 229 229 229 229 229 305 174 197 417 355 69 308 229 229 229 229 229 229 27 39 229 229 229 39 229 229 229 27 27 62 308 62 63 63 63 63 63 307 63 410 410 417 417 363 63 352 352 352 352 352 352 352 XXII CRANE Numerical Index Co nt j No. Page 100 151 E 151 U 151 X 151 XR 151 Vi U 100 100-P 101 E 101-G 103 E 306 1511/z X 306 151 Vi XR 205 152 X 412 152 XR 205 153 E 104-G 105 E 105-G 106-G 107 E 412 153-G 205 153 U 411 153 X 411 153 XR 205 1531/2 U 107-G 107 R-G 108-G 109 110, Valve 411 411 411 352 306 153V2 X 153i/iXR 155 E 155-G 156-G 110, Whistle 110-G 110 R-G 111 112 352 411 411 352 352 157 157-G 158 A 158 X 159 X 113 E 114 115 116-G 117 205- 1591/2 X 300 161 U 300 161 X 411 161 XR 61 I6I1/2 u 117 E 120-A 121 E 123 E 124 205 1611/2 XR 63 163 U 205 163 X 205 163 XR 307 163Vi U 125Vi E 131-G 134-G 136-G 137-A 205 I631/2 XR 418 164 U 415 164Vi u 415 166 U 64 I661/2 U 138-A 139-A 140-G 142 142-G 64 167 64 168-G 416 169 X 300 1691/2 X 416 171 A-G 142 X 142 XR 143 143-G 143 X 244 171-G 244 171 U 300 171 X 416 171 XR 244 1711/z U 143 XR 143 Vi X 1431/2 XR 144 X 144 XR 244 1711/z X 244 1711/, XR 244 173-G 244 173 U 244 173 X 145 X 145 XR 1451/2 X 1451/2 XR 147 X 244 173 XR 244 1731/2 u 244 1731/2 X 244 1731/2 XR 252 174-G 147V2 x 148 X 149 150 X 150 XR 252 174 X 252 175 X 300 1751/2 X 244 177 244 178-G Page No. 208 179 U 244 1791/z u 244 180 U 244 180i/2 U 244 182 E 244 183 U 244 183 X 244 183 XR 244 1831/2 U 208 1831/2 X 416 I831/2 XR 244 185 U 244 185 X 244 185 XR 244 185Vi U 244 I851/2 X 244 185Vi XR 208 186 E. 416 186 A-G 416 186-G 362 187-G 416 187 X 431 187Vi X 252 188 E 252 188-G 252 189 U 244 189 X 244 189 XR 244 189Vi U 244 189Vi X 244 189Vi XR 244 190 E 244 190 U 244 190 X 244 190 XR 244 190Vi u 298 190Vi X 298 1901/2 XR 298 193-G 298 194-G 300 195-G 421 197 252 197 E 252 197-G 415 198 415 198 E 244 198Vi E 244 199 244 199-G 244 199 X 244 1991/2 X 244 415 244 200 244 244 200 244 205-G 244 206 244 207 412 208-G 252 209 252 209-G 252 211 305 212 C 413 212-G Page No. Page No. 1 298 212 P 298 214 298 214 C 298 214 H 159 214 P 31 262 E (AAR) | 150 300 262 Vi E I 148 31 262 V2 E (AAR) 150 100 264 E 148 31 264 E (AAR) 150 244 215-F 244 215 H 244 217 H 244 218 244 218 C 411 264-G 422 100 266 69 100 266 E 148 49 266 E (AAR) 150 49 267 E 148 244 220-G 244 222 H 244 222 X 244 222 SS 244 222Vi H 417 267 E (AAR) 150 234 268 69 234 268 E 148 234 268 E (AAR) 150 234 B-268-G . 414 244 2221/2 X 244 2221/2 SS 159 223 H 422 223 X 422 223 SS 234 269 234 269-G 234 270 234 271-G 234 272 69 410 68 419 68 422 2231/2 H 252 223Vi X 252 2231/2 SS 159 225-G 422 225 H 234 272 E 234 272-G 234 273-G 418 274-G 240 274 P-G 148 419 419 420 420 244 226-G 244 226 H 244 227 H 244 228-G 244 228 L-G 244 230-G 159 232 H 244 233 H 244 234 H 244 236 H 244 238 H 244 240 244 241 421 242 421 243 421 245 139 246 X 179 247-G 422 248-G 139 250 179 250 H 179 252 139 252 H 421 253 H 252 254 418 275-G 240 776 254 276-G 418 177-G 418 177 P-G 420 68 420 419 419 417 278 68 40 278 E 148 40 278 E (AAR) 150 52 279 E 148 41 279 E (AAR) 150 52 283 256 284 256 286 256 288 256 290 E 413 68 413 413 283 256 291 E 184 292 E 413 292-G 416 292 L-G 69 294 E ; 288 288 418 418 288 183 295-G 69 296 E 183 297 E 183 298 69 418 288 288 68 252 254 H 254 P 255 P 256 256 P 183 110 300 110 69 110 300, Red. Valve 33.' 364 257 P 415 258 308 258-G 3U 259-G 415 260 E 110 300, Swing Joint 351 69 302 438 422 305, Cock 6S 422 305, Plug Valve 300 148 306 bS 30 260 E (AAR) 150 307 415 260-G 410 308 30 261-G 417 309 31 262-A 418 262 E 64 310 I 148 314V2 P 68 258 258 33.5 108 Humerica l fn ./ex Cont. CRANE XX111 Page No. Page No. Page No. Page No. Page 108 366 E 71 366l/2 70 3661/2 c 70 367 70 368 51 404 346 475 118 406 346 475Vi 118 407 D 263 480 119 410, Gate Valve IS 480i/2 119 410, Red. Valve 332 481 79 550 D 79 551 97 551 D 94 552 E 97 553 263 202 263 278 206 70 372 70 372 E 70 3721/2 70 373 431 373 E 121 411 274 412 D 121 413 D 121 415 D 274 417 D 332 482 263 483 263 4841/2 263 4851/2 263 486V2 97 553 D 97 553 E 75 554 75 554 E 75 554Vi 263 278 288 278 288 187 : 187 1 70 ; 187 I 70 3731/2 374 E 3741/4 3741/2 375 121 419 D 263 4871/2 274 420 341 488 121 421 D 263 488V2 123 422, Gate Valve 18 490 123 422, Vise Stand 430 490 Vi 75 555, Flange 206 75 555, Valve 303 75 555, Flue Brush 432 75 556 288 75 556V2 288 , 187 274 ' 70 , 274 J 274 376 376 E 376 P 377 E 377 P 315 422 E 36 423 36 423 D 36 423 Vi D 36 425 Vi D 341 491 18 492 263 4921/2 263 493 263 494 76 557 75 558 Vi 75 568 76 570 75 572 207 288 288 432 288 70 380, Valve 115 427 D 71 380, Elbow 256 428 187 380-A 64 429 98 380 N-A 64 429 D 98 381, Valve 115 430 263 4941/2 16 4% 17 4% E 263 496 P 16 497 E 75 574 76 585 288 586 238 586Vi 276 587 274 432 147 147 147 98 381, 118 382 99 382 P 99 383 112 383 P Tee 256 256 35 256 35 431, Gate Valve 17 431, Red. Valve 332 431 E 276 432, Gate Valve 56 432, Red. Valve 332 500 588 589, Coupling 589, Flue Brush 5891/2 590, Elbow 147 147 432 147 178 ) 274 | 112 i 109 384, 384, 384 P Valve 302 Elbow 256 35 436 E 437 438 276 500 17 502 16 510 364 590, Flue Brush 432 430 592 178 128 | 109 385, Valve 302 440 16 519 178 112 385, Y-Bend 256 442 56 5191/2 178 600 1 274 1 112 112 435 274 385 P 386 387 388 389 35 450 E 256 451 256 451 E 256 452 E 258 453 276 520 60 S231/2 276 524 276 5241/2 60 525, Elbow 128 193 300 193 202 600, bOU, 600, 600-2 Bushing 258 Uil Uup 364 Coupling 404 406 112 390 109 391 109 393 112 3931/2 274 394 304 453 E 304 454 E 304 457 E 304 458 122 458 E 276 525, 276 525 D 276 526 19 527 276 527 D Valve 300 263 202 202 263 600-R 601, 601, 601 D 602 406 Bushing 258 Coupling 404 263 258 112 3941/2 274 395 109 3951/2 109 3% E 109 3% P 122 459 122 459 E 122 460 37 460 E 37 461 19 529 279 531 79 531 D 279 534 D 79 537 202 603 202 603-2 263 603-2-R 263 603 D 202 603-R 404 404 406 263 406 109 397 E 274 397 P 109 398 109 113 37 462 37 462 Vi 346 464 464Vi 465 279 400 465Vi 113 467 279 4671/2 279 4UU, Red. Valve 332 470 113 400, Exp. Joint 346 471 79 537 D 80 539 D 79 541 79 541 D 79 543 D 79 545 80 545 D 80 546 80 547 80 547 D 263 604 263 604-2 202 604-2-R 263 604-R 263 605 D 202 606 263 606-2 202 606-2-2 202 606-3 263 606-4 404 404 406 406 263 404 404 404 404 404 279 400, Insulation 435 472 79 548 202 606-R 406 113 401 346 472 E 276 548 D 263 607 404 34 401 D 263 473 79 549 202 607-2 404 ) 34 403 119 403 D 346 473 E 263 474 E 276 550, Base Elbow 202 607-2-2 276 550, Flue Brush 432 607-2-R 404 406 xxiv CRANE Numerical Index (Cont.i T ) ) No. ; Page No. Page No. Page No. ! Page No. Page i 607-3 607-3-R 607-4 607-4-R 607 D 404 730 406 731 404 734 406 744 263 760 D 351 857 E 351 858 E 351 860 67 862 E 260 890 E 288 1034 288 1036 67 1038 288 1048 181 1057 163 1254 D 301 1255 D 165 1256 163 1262 E 162 1263 E 263 263 45 288 288 607-R 608 608 y2 610 611 406 762 D 54 764 D 54 773 350 775 404 776 260 891 Vi E 260 892 E 305 893 E 185 894 E 93 895 E 181 1058 181 1059 181 1059y2 181 1070 181 1081 162 1265 E 165 1266 E 165 1267 E 163 1280 97 1280Vi 288 288 288 177 177 611-R 613 613 D 615 615 D 407 350 263 350 263 616, Water Gauge 616, Plug 617 617 D 618 350 404 404 263 406 619 D 621 D 622 E 623 623 D 263 263 21 350 263 776-U4A 776-U4S 776-U7 777 778 783-U4A 783-U4S 783-U7 787-U4A 787-U4S 787-U7 791 7931/2 798 214 896 E 214 897 E 214 898 E 93 898Vi E 93 214 900 214 214 214 919/2 E 214 921 214 923 91 931 91 950 H 91 953Vi H 960 181 1083 181 181 181 1100 97 1281 1282 1283 1284 1285 177 177 177 177 177 1100 1102 1113 182 1113 LX 334 1114 334 1118 334 1123 182 1128 182 1130 329 1131 315 1290 176 313 1294 E 288 322 1295 E 288 323 322 1300 321 321 320 1303 402 320 1310 403 316 1310 Vi 403 623 E 6231/2 E 624 624 D 624 E 21 21 350 263 800 20 801 800 976 977 66 988 66 988Vi 338 A 1131 338 1133 343 1133Vi 343 1155 V 342 1165 316 1311 316 1320 316 1380 317 1381 312 1382 403 402 270 270 270 625 625 D 625 E 633 638 350 804 263 8O41/2 20 806 404 8O6V2 405 812 66 989 Vi 66 990Vi 66 991 Vi 66 992 E 66 993 E 342 1166 312 1383 342 1168 312 1385 342 1386 182 182 1200 1387 1389 270 270 270 270 270 645 652 E 653 E 654 E 303 8121/2 288 814 278 816 278 817 E 278 819 E 66 994 D 66 996 E 67 997 E 180 998Vi E 180 999 342 1218 182 1219 182 1228 182 1232 430 1234 176 1390 272 176 71 71 1400 71 656 E 657 E 658 E 660 661 288 8191/2 E 288 821 180 66 1000 288 824, Stop 66 256 824, Plug Valve 301 1000 256 840 353 1001 1236 1240, 1240, 162 1241, 163 1241, Valve Elbow Valve Tee 71 25 270 25 270 1425 1427 1429 1431 1460 299 299 299 299 270 662 663 664 664 E 665 666 667 668 693 E 694 E 256 841 D 256 845 256 845 D 288 846 D 256 847 D 256 848 D 256 849 D 256 850 288 850 D 288 851 D 263 1001 Vi 353 1002 263 1003 263 1004, 263 1004, 263 1005 263 1006 67 1008 263 1009 263 1010 Elbow Cock 163 162 162 163 301 162 162 162 162 162 1241 D 1242 1243 1245 1245 D 263 270 270 270 263 1246, * Valve 45 1246, Coupling 270 1246 D 263 1247 270 1247 D 263 1461 1462 1463 1465 1466 1467 1469 1500 270 270 270 270 270 270 270 696 E 700 193 852 D 853 D 853 E 854 854 D 263 1017 163 1248 D 263 263 1018, Basin Tee 163 1249 270 1501 288 1018, Cock 301 1249 D 263 1504 67 1020 164 1250, Valve 25 1504Vi 263 1022 164 1250, Red. Insert 272 1505 395 395 395 395 700 702 708 712 724 67 854 E 67 855 D 67 855 E 67 856 67 856 E 288 1024 263 1026 288 1028 67 1030 288 1033 164 1250 D 164 1251 165 1251 D 165 1252 D 163 1253 D 263 isosvz 25 15071/2 263 1513 263 1519V2 263 15l93/i 395 39b 39b 396 39b Index 'Cant.' CRANE XXV 1 )| No. Page No. Page No. Page No. Page No. Page 1 1521 1523 1529 1541 D 1545 1837 1848 1870 E 1870 P 1871 E 34 304 36 3400 36 36 3800 9000 1545 D 1546 D "*% 1871 P 1874 E 1874 P 1875 E 36 3402 36 3403 36 3412 36 3413 301 3844 U 301 3844 X 301 3845 U 301 3845 X 239 H 9000 239 239 9200-A 239 334 63 *S*8 D 1875 P 36 3422 301 3852 U 3852 X 239 9301-A 239 63 1878 P 1880 P 1884 P 38 3423 238 3469 238 3479 301 3853 U 301 3853 X 301 239 9810 239 9811 9812 336 336 336 1890 E 1890 P 37 3489 37 301 3935-A 62 9813 9814 9820 336 336 336 1891 E 37 9821 336 1891 P 1894 E 1894 P 37 3600 57 37 - 4000 14400 1895 E 37 3602 L 223 4032 50 1895 P 397 37 3602 X 3602 XW 223 4033 223 4039 50 347 14477 375 398 3603 L 223 4062 288 1900 3603 X 223 4063 288 3603 XW 223 50 50 17700 397 4140 347 1923-A 62 3607 X 225 4169 301 288 1924 301 3607 XW 225 4170 392 17707 369 397 1925 301 3608 A 377 4196 33 17726 371 288 1945 301 3609 A 377 4197 33 17727 371 397 1949 301 3611 X 225 4198 33 17729 371 398 3611 XW 225 4199 33 17743 368 ) 1985 398 1989 398 301 301 3615 X 3615 XW 225 4249 225 4270 17750 301 17751 58 367 367 398 3617 A 398 2000 3620 X 377 235 4382 387 18800 396 3621 X 235 4383 387 3624 X 235 4387 302 186 2024 301 4389 302 18801 370 186 2025 288 288 301 3625 X 3640 W 3640 X 235 237 4436 237 4437 18807 15 18826 15 18827 369 371 371 2104 194 3641 W 237 4448 387 18829 371 2109 194 3641 X 237 4449 387 1600 3642 A 377 4461 4465 389 18840 389 18843 370 368 2222 107 301 3644 W 3644 X 237 4467 237 389 18850 18851 367 367 107 3645 W 237 4802 301 18859 372 2485 94 3645 X 237 4803 301 2495 94 3646 A 377 4812 301 18860 373 3648 W 237 4813 301 18861 373 3648 X 237 4822 301 18862 373 2500 310 4823 301 18863 373 2501 310 3649 W 237 18868 373 2550 311 3649 X 237 270 2551 270 2565 270 311 3652 W 313 3652 X 3653 W 237 18869 237 7000 18878 237 18882 373 373 373 370 3653 X 237 18884 373 270 2601 318 7186 U 219 18886 373 2602 318 3656 W 237 7188 U 219 2604 318 3656 X 237 18889 373 2606 317 3657 W 237 7189-U4A 217 18890 373 2651 2668 319 3657 X 319 3658 A 237 7189-U4S 377 7189-U7 217 18891 217 18898 373 372 1800 2674 319 3670 X 3674 X 248 7192 U 249 7194 U 219 219 23000 2815 301 3678 X 248 3682 X 249 7811 U 214 ) 2965 3686 X 301 3692 XS 249 7852 U 249 7853 U 217 23141 217 24191 301 301 xxvi CRANE Abbreviations Used in This Catalog W AAR.............Association of American Railroads A.G.A........... American Gas Association A.I S I.. . .American Iron and Steel Institute API...............American 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 A.W.W.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 MSS............. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve and Fittings Industry NEMA. . . .National Electrical Manufacturers As sociation N.F.P.A... .National Fire Protection Association NPSC . . 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 Threads 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 ences to "MSS", is the abbreviation for "Standard Practice", thus: MSS Bronze Flange and Flange Fitting Standard, No. SP-2-1Q46. S.P.S............. When used in conjunction with Wrought Copper Solder-Joint Fittings, indicates threaded ends which are "standard pipe sizes" (S.P.S.) 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 ` ` WOG". 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 CRANE Metals and Materials \ letals Steam Brass..................................................................................................... page 2 Special Brass....................................................................................................page 2 Cast Manganese Bronze.............................................................................. page 2 No. 44 Nickel Alloy...................................................................................... page 2 No. 4p Nickel Alloy.......................................................................................page 2 Exelloy............................................................................................................. page 3 Stellite............................................................................................................... page 3 Hardened Stainless Steel..............................................................................page 2 18-8 Mo Alloy Cast Steel............................................................................ page 3 Monel.................................................................................................................page 3 Cast Iron, Ferrosteel, and High Tensile Iron........................................page 4 Alloy Cast Iron...............................................................................................page 4 Ni-Resist Cast Iron....................................................................................... page 4 Malleable Iron.................................................................................................page 4 Carbon Cast Steel.......................................................................................... page 6 No. 3 Nickel Alloy Cast Steel.................................................................... page 6 "Arctic" Nickel Alloy Cast Steel.............................................................. page 6 No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel..................................... page 6 No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel..................................... page 7 No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel..................................... page 7 No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel..................................... page 7 Carbon Forged Steel..................................................................................... page 8 No. 3 Nickel Alloy Forged Steel............................................................... page 8 No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Forged Steel...................................page 8 No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Forged Steel................................... page 8 Bolting Materials Machine Bolts and Bolt-Studs...................................................................page q Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs...............................................................................page q Templex Steel Bolt-Studs............................................................................ page q Packing Materials C.C. Rubber Sheet Packing........................................................................page 5 Cranite Sheet Packing...................................................................................page 5 Metallic Gaskets............................................................................................. page 5 Rings for Ring Joints.................................................................................... page 5 Composition Discs......................................................................................... page 5 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 The thousands upon thousands of items manufactured by Crane-- 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 and data on other Crane metals and material will be furnished on request. 1 2 CRANE Metals and Material* 'Cont,\ Brasses, Bronzes, Nickel Alloys, and Hardened Stainless Steel JiUMlMMMM 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 iiq (Standard Classification of Cast Copper-Base Alloys). Physical properties at 70 F. Average Tensile strength....................................... lbs per sq. in. 36,000 Yield point................................................ lbs. per sq. in. 16,000 Elongation in 2 inches.................................... per cent 26 Crane Special Brass Crane Special Brass, 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 61 (Steam or Valve Bronze Castings) and is classified as "Leaded Tin Bronze" in A.S.T.M. B iiq (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 No. 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 are inadequate. Strong, tough, and hard, Crane No. 44 Nickel Alloy offers good resistance to wear, as well as to the cor rosive action of dilute acids and alkalies, as on re finery sludge service where various concentrations of sulphuric acid and alkalies are encountered. Crane No. 49 Nickel Alloy Crane No. 49 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 Exelioy 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 developed "Cast Manganese Bronze" 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 quali ties offer excellent resistance to wear, and this, com bined with, strength and the good corrosion resist ance typical of copper-base alloys, has extended its use to yoke sleeves, yoke bushings, and glands of iron and steel valves for a wide variety of services Crane Cast Manganese Bronze is made in two classes. Class I and Class II, with minimum tensile strengths of 00,000 and 80,000 pounds per square inch, re spectively. They-conform to the requirements ol A.S.T.M. Specification B 132, Leaded High-Strength Yellow Brass (Manganese Bronze) Sand Castings Crane Hardened Stainless Steel Crane Hardened Stainless Steel is a wrought alloy steel containing id to 18 percent chromium, with a carbon content of 0.00 to 0.80 per cent. It belongs to the straight chromium stainless steel family and falls within the "Type 440" classification of the American Iron and Steel Institute. This material is used for plug type discs and seats in brass and iron globe and angle valves, for plug type discs and seats in small size steel globe and angle valves (designated as "W" trim), and for discs in small steel gate valves in combination w ith Exelioy body seat rings (designated as "XW" trim) The parts are either forged or machined from bar stock, and before the final finishing operation, the seating faces are "surface" hardened by induction heating Only the surface of the seating face (to a relatively small depth) is thus hardened, to a Brinell hardness number of 500, the remainder of the part retaining the ductility, strength, and toughness that are char acteristic of this steel. Seats and discs made of Crane Hardened Stainless Steel withstand high temperatures and offer un usual resistance to w'ear, wiredrawing, cutting, scor ing, erosion, seizure, and galling. In addition, they have excellent resistance to the corrosive action d many fluids. Material* Cont. CRANE 18-8 Mo, Monel, Exelloy, and Stellite ic 18-8 Mo Alloy Cast Steel Mo a; !uv ! 1 > to >nr.K LO `1, and : > to c moh hjersuin. i* .in o\- "|y high grade stainless 'ted that ;> highly CO corrosion and finds w Mi arr'ie-tiun : industries of molybdenum to regular dmnnium' has been found to increase materially ,, resistance of this alloy. and in revug . fact. Crane has jdc'pte\i i '-P Mu A!lo\ to other t\ pcs ot i>-> Jirnmi'.im- (Jttings made of tins material. mown on )8o, may be recommended :or use in ling food products as wcil as a large ` stria! chemicals. Mo Alloc btecl is a eastmu material un to A.l S 1. (American Iron .md bud In_ j 10 wrought stainlc-s steel It eon(Uid substantial exceeds the minimum rcof A.S.T..M Ppeeification A :oo divide below, and is heat-treated to obtain corrosion resistance. ie* at 70' F. A S I \l. N linimum "h................... Ihf per w; in .... . lhs per -a in "1 inches................. pi i cent .area........................... per cert ,'u (>(K) '< i <M) 30 40 Crane A\ eruge 73.000 33.0(10 50 Ot) Cast Monel Monei ;s a hum strength nickel-copper alloy con taining approximately two-thirds nickel and onethird copper. It h..s excellent resistance to corrosion hv mans acids ulkdies. salt solutions, food products, organic substances ..nd many other miscellaneous fluids. Among non-ferrous alloys. Monel is an out standing material ioi handling solutions of the alkalies -nd is widei\ u-ed wherever avoidance of copper contaminate >n i- not imperative. Monel Wives are siiowi on pages ;cs to 3S0. The average physical properties of this alloy are: Physical properties at 70 F. Average Tensile strength. . .................... lbs. per $ej. in 67,000 Yield point . . .................. lbs per sq. in. 35 000 Elongation m 2 inches..................................... per cent 30 Crane Stellite Trim Crane Stellite trim, used in high pressure-tempera ture steel valves and known as "L" trim, is a cobaltehromium-tungsten alloy. Facings of this material are deposited on steel discs or body seat rings by welding. btellite is recommended where service conditions are especially severe, particularly in modern steam power plants operating at elevated temperatures. Its extreme hardness when cold fBrinel! 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 dxello.N ii- ,1 'Pcc lolly processed chromium lg a elm 'ii' 1 1:111 content of about 12 per a carbon content of about o. ic per cent. J* stems, it I- c.iixTullv heat-treated to pro- perior strength and excellent resistance to /.compression -near, and other strains atStem ser\ iec .elloy witb.-i .:ids wear unusually well and ral resist-i'ee to corrosion by atmosphere; . alkaline water: and by steam, gas, air, . not oii \ .mors. Brkabie Properties of Crane Exelloy as a sterial h..ve resulted in its adoption for use in ne..rlv all Crane Steel Valves. bropertks at 70: F. N finimum strength .... lb*! pcr ,n 100,000 . lb< per sq. in. 80 000 r in 2 ;i\ -.e*........... per cent 20 of a rea ................ per cent 60 ness n irnber (rangeI........................ -ct it -.iKth keyhole notch! .ft. lbs Crane Average 1 15,000 90,000 22 65 225-250 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 350, depending updn 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 Mo. gq Nickel Alloy makes an ideal combination for steam, water, gas, and similar services; see "Crane No. gq Nickel Alloy", page i. 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. 4 CRANE Metal* and Material* ( Cont.) Cast, Malleable, Alloy, and Ni-Resist Irons 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 the}- 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 126 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. cfsT Iron Average Tensile Strength, pounds per square inch................ Transverse Test, load at center, pounds............... Transverse Test, deflection at center, inches. . 2b,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 Ferro steel Average 35,000 3,600 0.14 ASTM A 126 Class B Minimum 3 1,000 3,300 0.12 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 Tentative 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 I"xl"x 13*) Material Blows of a 25-pound Drop Hammer to Break Shock Test Foot Pounds Cast Iron Ferrosteel Malleable Iron Cast Steel 7 102 11 206 22 1580 02 10,112 Reversed after each blow because of bending. Crane Alloy Cast Irons Crane Alloy Cast Irons, a development of the Crane Research 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 (sometimes called Monel 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 25.000 pounds pet square inch. ^JHctals >"d Maieriall (Cont.) CRANE Packing Materials 5 C.C. Rubber Sheet Packing Cranite Sheet Packing < CC. Rubber Sheet Packing is a superior grade of rubber composition packing, which is manufactured ^solely for Crane. This material is exceptionally ^torn'h durable, and resilient. It is compounded according to a special formula, and it is subjected I|JO frequent and careful tests to assure that the high ^ijualit\ is- >i.rictly maintained. MfcC. Rubi-or is available in rolled sheets or finished 'Wt gasket shapes. It is recommended for all pres^ ires in services such as saturated steam, hot and Id water, air, and gas. JC-C Rubber Sheer Packing........................................page 453 p C.C. Rubber Ring Gaskets..............pages 452, 454, and 456 1ST Cranite is a superior gasket material prepared from selected long fiber asbestos, cross-lam in a ted 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 750 F. Cranite has been inspected and is listed by the Underwriters' Laboratories (National Board of Fire Underwriters), Chicago, for use on hazardous liquids. Cranite Sheet Packing..................................................page 453 Cranite Ring Gaskets........... pages 452, 454, 455, and 456 Cranite Union Gaskets.................................................page 399 *27. Corrugated Metallic Gaskets brrugaud metallic gaskets are recommended for /ice where temperatures exceed 750 F.; they are |ilable in copper, of No. 27 B&S Gauge, and in soft J*tof No. 24 U.S. Gauge. ie Corrugated Metallic Gaskets are of good qualhaving proper strength, ductility, and toughness. cure a smaller bearing surface with the resulting se in unit compressive load, the inside diameter se gaskets is made larger than the port diameter : 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 140, in order to obtain the best results. Composition Discs......................................................... page 140 Rings for Ring Joints pjoints can be utilized as connections for all ire classes of Crane Steel Valves, Fittings, and ges. They require the use of a metal ring, which t in an especially prepared groove in each flange ; to seal the joint. Se rings for ring joints are the result of extensive |rch and field and laboratory testing. They are ^usually high quality, being purchased under DtionJIy rigid specifications; each shipment is iifully inspected and tested before being admitted ck. Pf rings are furnished in two types: Type A, of Jieel w ith a maximum Brinell hardness number pi; and 1 ype B of 4 to 6% chrome, V^% molybim, w ith a maximum Brinell hardness numif 13c. Je rings and ring joints are particularly recom ped for high pressure hydraulic installations and jjgh pressure-temperature steam and hot oil lines, prients ol the joint are well known; both the ricar. Standard (ASA Bi6e) and the American ?leum Institute recognized its greater efficiency issigning higher ratings to products with this pig than to those with other types. for Ring Joints....................................................page 452 Minute measurements give the inside story on creep. CRANE6 Metals and Materials ''Coni.) 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 Maximum 0.35 0.70* 0.60 0 05 0.06 Crane average 0.25 0.05 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 701 F. Minimum lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 lbs. per sq. in. 36,000 .......... per cent 22 ........ per cent 35 Brinell hardness number .......... degrees 90 Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) ft. lbs. Crane average 76,00(1 45,00(1 30 50 155 180 15 Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Cast Steel, con taining approximately 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 1000 F., its resistance to creep is equal to that of more highly alloyed steels. Unlike most alloy steels, its weldability 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 15;. Grade C 1, and A.S.T.M. Specification A 217, Grade WC 1, covering alloy steel castings for valves, flanges, and fittings. Chemical Composition Min Max Crane imum imum average Carbon............................. per cent Molybdenum.................. per cent Manganese........................ per cent Silicon................................ per cent Phosphorus........................ per cent Sulfur................................. per cent 0 15 0.40 0.50 0 20 0.30 0 60 0.70* 0.60 0.05 0.06 0.25 0 50 0.65 0.35 0.03 0.03 `Note: Maximum manganese content may be as high as 1.1(> per cent provided it is accompanied by an appropriate decrease in the carbon content. Physical Properties at 70 F. Minimum Tensile strength................ lbs. per sq. in. 70,000 Yield point........................ lbs. per sq. in. 45,000 Elongation in 2 inches..................per cent 22 Reduction of area........................ per cent 35 Brinell hardness number .......................... Bend test........................................ degrees 90 Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) ft. lbs........ Crai * average 80 00> * 50.00H 2>' 5(* It"' 18* 25 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................. percent Reduction of area........................ per cent Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) At 70 F................................... ft. lbs. At -100 F................................... ft. lbs. imum 67,500 45,000 25 45 25 15 Crane average 75.000 55.000 32 55 35 20 Crane "Arctic" Nickel Alloy Cast Steel (Trademark "Arctic" registered in /.5. Patent Office For sub-zero temperatures substantially lower than those for which Crane No. 3 Nickel Cast Steel is recommended. Crane Metallurgists developed Crave "Arctic" Nickel Cast Steel. All castings are ht.:( treated to develop the required physical propertieInquiries for Crane" Arctic" Nickel Cast Steel should include specifications of the contemplated service Physical Properties at 70 F. Minimum Tensile strength.................................. lbs. per sq. in. Yield point.......................................... lbs. per sq. in. 05.00* 40,000 Elongation in 2 inches............................................percent Reduction of area........................................ per cent 4' Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch) At 70 F........................................................ ft.lbs. At-175 F........................................................... ft.lbs. 3" 1'  ~nJ Materials Cont.i nc Out \Cont,) CRANE 7 Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel , - Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel Jition to the Crane family of fine quality The current practice of building steam 'u svstems for operation in the tempera . , qcc to icco0 F. has created a demand ,, alloy steel having high strength retenL-'u.'llent stability. Crane No. 7 Steel fills cc to 1.5c per cent chromium and of 0.40 .cnc molybdenum as the principal alloy greatlv enhances the stability of the graphitization and at the same time ... Ant strength retention at elevated tem- ;fij recognized allowable stress, for ex17 per cent higher at iooo F. than for Jenum steels. Combined with these v ready weldability, not usually associated r.:um-bearing steels, but made possible by ; .;i content--0.18 per cent maximum. - Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel . used in the Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet . .mmended for steam service on temperaj : :rz F., and is available on special order ( rane steel valves and fittings. Ail cast . e heat treatment proper to their design and chemical composition, and the steel conforms to A.S.T.M. Specification An 7, Grade WC6, covering alloy steel cascings suitable for fusion welding for high-temperature service. Chemical Composition Carbon............................. per cent Chromium .................... per cent Molybdenum.................. per cent Manganese .................... per cent Phosphorus......... . per cent Sulphur.......................... per cent Silicon.............................. per cent \ linimum 1 00 0 40 Max imum 0 18 1 50 0.60 0 75* 0 05 0 06 0 60 Crane average 0.13 1.25 0.5 5 0.o5 0 03 0 03 0 45 `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. Min- Crane imum average Tensile strength. ...... lbs per sq in. 70,000 Yield point..........................lbs per sq. in. 45,000 Elongation in 2 inches.............. . . per cent 22 Reduction of area...................... . per cent 35 Brinell hardness number........ Bend test.................... . . . . . degrees Charpy impact strength (.keyhole notch).ft. lbs........... . 78,000 52,000 28 60 165 180 30 Note: A forging grade of this steel, having comparable char acteristics, is available for forged valve parts. 2 Crane No. 9 rome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel if q Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Cast Steel is anicr new ('rane steel for high temperature steam rice rcnai..^^rustics are similar to those of Crane No. 7 dcscnoed above, but the higher percentages of ?ing elements (chromium i.oo to 3.00 per cent 'molybdenum 0.80 to 1.10 per cent) offer even ter stability against graphitization, making the well suited for steam temperatures as high as F. ine No. ei is a weldable steel and is available for * Pi\"ure-Seal Bonnet Valves and for other e valw and fitting products. It conforms to 6S.TA s.'cification A217, Grade WCq. ic.ii imposition Min Max imum imum Crane average ................ per cent uum......................... per cent denurv.................. percent new ................per cent 'of-i'- ..................percent r .................. per cent .... per cent 2.66 0.80 0.18 3.00 1.10 0.70* 0.05 0.06 0.60 0.14 2.50 1.00 0.60 0.03 0.02 0.50 t: M,. Sfieent pr. " * e Curb. fiv. manganese content may be as high as 1.10 J it is accompanied by an appropriate decrease intent ical Properties at 70 F. site feld p rigati. ' etion il H..r.. - lbs. per sq. in. lbs per sq. in. "ches. ........ per cent ........ per cent Number.. Min imum 70.000 45.000 22 35 teM........................................ degrees pytmp .c- 'trength (keyhole notch) ft. lbs. Crane average 85.000 50.000 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 1 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 A157, Grade C 5 A, covering alloy steel castings for valves, flanges, and fittings for service at temperatures from 750 to 1100 F. Chemical Composition Carbon............................. per cent Chromium....................... per cent Molybdenum.................... per cent Manganese...................... per cent Silicon.............................. per cent Phosphorus........................ ner cent Sulphur.............................. per cent Min imum 0.15 4.00 0.40 0 45 0.20 Maximum 0.30 6.50 0.65 1 00 0.75 0.05 0.06 Crane average 0.17 5.00 0.50 0.60 0 65 0.03 0.03 Physical Properties at 70 F. Min- Crane imum average Tensile strength................lbs per sq. in. 90,000 105,000 Yield point...........................lbs. per sq. in. 60,000 78,000 Elongation in 2 inches.............. . . per cent 18 22 Reduction of area..................... . . per cent 30 52 Brinell hardness number.......... 212 . . degrees 90 180 ole notch) ft. lbs........... . 15 CRANE8 Metal* and Material* i Con#.) Crane Forged Steels Paralleling the variety of Cast Steels produced by Crane to provide for u idely varied services, is a corresponding group of Crane Forged Steels. While the chemical composition and physical properties of the forged steels are not exactly the same as those of the cast steels, in general characteristics 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 tp 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 I Grade II Heat As Heat As treated forged treated forge.1 Tensile strength, psi........ . . . . 75,000 Yield point, psi................ . . . .45,000 Elongation in 2 inches, % .... 32 Reduction of area, %... . .... 60 Brineil hardness number . . ... 155 Charpy impact strength, (keyhole notch). . . .ft. Ibs. 25 77,000 46,000 25 50 160 20 80,000 47,000 30 55 160 25 8O.OC11 48,0Ci! 25 45 160 2(1 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. 45,000 Elongation in 2 inches.................. per cent 25 Reduction of area.......................... percent 35 Brineil 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. 3 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. Minimum Tensile strength................ lbs per sq. in. 90,000 Yield point........................ lbs. per sq. in. 65,000 Elongation in 2 inches..................per cent 22 Reduction of area........................ percent 50 Brineil hardness number.......................... ......... Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch!. ft. lbs....... Crane average 100,000 75,000 it o0 200 3! 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........................................................ lbs. per sq. in. Yield point........................................................... lbs. per sq. in. Elongation in 2 inches.................................. . per cent Reduction of area...................................................... percent Charpy impact strength (keyhole notch), at 70 F. ft. lbs. at --100 F. .ft. Ibs. 62,500 36,000 25 40 25 15 68,000 42,000 35 60 35 20 MctaU and Materiah \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 sceel complying with A.S.T M. Specifica tion A 107, Open Hearth free-cutting grade, having the following physical properties: Physical Properties at 70 F. Minimum Tensile strength.................................... lbs. per sq. in. Yield point.................................................lbs. per sq. in. Elongation in 2 inches........................................per cent Reduction of area............................................... per cent 60,000 35,000 25 50 Studs and bolt-studs for temperatures up to 500 F., primarily for high pressure hydraulic service, are made from cold rolled steel complying with A.S.T VI 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. Yield point............................................... lbs. per sq. in. Elongation in 2 inches........................................per cent Reduction of area............................................... percent 70.000 60,000 18 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 years, Crane Triplex Steel was recognized as the highest quality bolting material available, and today, still ranks well with the best steels obtainable. With the introduction of Crane Templex Steel, the culmination of a long, patient, exhaustive, and comprehensive study, Crane again offers an outstanding bolting mate rial, unsurpassed for high-pressure high-tempera ture services. Crane Triplex Steel rane Triplex Steel, a chrome-molybdenum steel ' ring marked stability, retains its strength unu- illy well at elevated temperatures. It offers better stance to creep than most high grade alloy steel fing materials. Responding readily to heat treat- it is carefully processed to secure liberal jth, hardness, and other desirable properties. _ uniformly satisfactory results secured with Bex Steel Bolt-Studs in thousands of steel valve ^fitting installations, many of which -- particu"* in oil refineries -- have been operating under erne pressures and temperatures, is a fitting Eimonial of their excellence. Triplex Steel is regularly used for the bonnet of Crane "XR", "X'', "XW", and "W" ed bolted bonnet steel valves and Pressureonnet steel valves. eel is specially heat treated by quenching and ig, producing a dense, uniform, and fine grain perior physical properties. [Triplex Steel substantially exceeds the minijrecjuirements of A.S.T.M. Specification A iQ3, 1 Properties . .. -ra?e Min- Triplex imum average Mtrength.. .lbs. per sq. in. 125,000 .... lbs. per sq. in. 105,000 1 in 2 inches... per cent 16 tfarea........... percent 50 ness number (range). 260-320 134,000 116,000 20 57 270-300 Crane Templex average 145,000 118,000 20 57 285-320 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. 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 exacting heat treatment developed by Crane laboratories. In 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. 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 Bi8.i. Having a Brinell hardness number of 250 minimum, they are capable of developing the full strength of the stud. They conform to A.S.T.M. Specification A 194, Class z H. 10 CRANE Marking of Crane Products The marking and identification of Crane Products conforms 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 st iron products have no marking indicating the terial. )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 products can be readily distinguished from cast iron by their color, and therefore have no material marking; special bronze alloys, however, have spe cial markings. Steel products are all marked with the word "STEEL", which definitely distinguishes them from cast iron. In addition, alloy steels are marked with a symbol to identify the alloy. Steel castings of pres sure 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", "100-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''as are specified on the catalog page listing the jduct. Nearly all of the products, with the excepJn of Gas Stops, ioo-Pound Brass Valves, 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". 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 fluids, or where absolute tightness is essential. should be ordered air tested unless the catalog definitely states that it is regularly air tested. Eft mm has been found commercially that our regular stock valves have proven quite generally satisfactory for gas service without an air test, and therefore when an air test is required, it must be definitely specified. Where iron and steel gate valves are to be used in pipe lines on natural dry gas service, orders should so specify and valves will be suitably packed. All valves which are air tested are provided with pro \ny valve intended for air, gas, or very volatile tectors placed over the openings. Hydrostatic and Shock Working Pressures All valves, fittings, and flanges in this catalog are having a working pressure of 1000 pounds per square suitable for the liquid working pressures specified, inch and the same velocity. 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 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 is therefore recommended that care must always be used in closing valves in lines trans porting liquids. 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 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. example: An installation having a working pressure It is also recommended that all hydraulic installa of ioo pounds per square inch with a velocity of 3 tions be equipped with air chambers or other types feet per second will be subject to the same increase of shock absorbers to eliminate, as much as possible, ) in pressure due to instantaneous closure of a valve as one 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. It is recommended, therefore, wherevaivesareinstalled 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 2250 pounds (from 250 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 qf) and caused a total rise in pressure of 1425 pounds (from 130 to 1573), averaging 73 pounds per degree. W hile 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 Presaure-Pounds per Square Inch 12 CRANE Knowledge Experience Facilities Knowledge gained through untiring research and critical study of new developments and materials-- experience derived from a discriminating eye on every product from blueprint to production stage, from tests in laboratory and field--modern facili ties and equipment to assure a high and uniform standard of quality--this is the background of Crane products. No less important than the research and produc tion expended to advance the improvement of products is the Crane service policy. Users con fronted with unusual, or ordinary, problems per tinent to the control of fluids are invited to take advantage of this policy by direct inquiry or by referring to one of the many specialized Crane technical publications. CRANE 13 Brass Gate Valves ) Names of Parts................................. ..page u Cate Valves 1 oo-Pound................................ r25-Pound................................ . page '5 page E O 150-Pound........................ page I 7 200-Pound.............................. ...............pages 18 and IQ 300-Pound............................... .. .. pages 20 and 11 With Lock Shield................... page 16 The Crane line of Brass Gate Valves includes a valve for every commercial requirement. The uniformly superior quality that distinguishes all Crane products has been maintained in this line. Excellence of design, high grade materials, and work manship of the highest order assure dependability in service. Other types of brass valves, supplementing the gate valves indexed above, are shown on the following pages: Brass Globe and Angle Valves............................. pages 23 to 41 Brass Check and Foot Valves.............................. pages 43 to 52 Brass Hose Valves................................................ pages 60 and bi Brass Lever-Operated Quick-Opening Valves. . .pages 54 to 57 Brass Radiator Valves........................................................ page 58 f The lists shown above do not include i all Crane Brass Valves. Brass Valves A that perform a special duty or those * made for special services such as i 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 Cate Valves are widely used on experimental and laboratory installations. 14 Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Packing Stuffing Box Bonnet Disc Body ) Non-Rising Stem Wedge Disc Gate Valve No. 410, page 15 CRANE Valves Parts Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Packing Bonnet Double Disc Disc Wedge Body Rising Stem Double Disc Gate Valve No. 440, page 16 Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Gland Packing Bonnet Disc Body Rising Stem Wedge Disc Gate Valve No. 431, page 17 Identification Plate Wheel Nut Wheel Packing Nut Gland Packing Stem Bonnet Union Bonnet Ring Disc Body Seat Rings Body Rising Stem, Union Bonnet Wedge Disc Gate Valve With Renewable Seats No. 423, page 18 Non-Risi ng Stem Wedge Disc Gate Valve No. 458, page 19 Wheel Yoke Sleeve Stem Gland Packing Yoke Bonnet Stem Ring Disc Pin Disc Body Outside Screw and Yoke Wedge Disc Gate Valve No. 459, page 19 CRANE 100-Pound Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem 15 WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. 150 pounds oil or gas, 150 F. --c No. 410 Valves: This is a new, modernized line of loo-Pound Brass Wedge Disc N'on-Rising Stem Gate Valves. The upper portion of the body is cylindrical in shape, combining maximum strength with light weight and reinforcing the seats against 'the wedging action of the disc. U-a-J rThe valves have wide-faced hexagons at the pipe ends, ac curately cut threads, ample metal sections, long disc guides No. 410, Screwed ifor correct seating, and can be repacked when wide open and Sender pressure. The body, bonnet, disc, stem, stuffing box, Cross Section ~and packing nut are made of brass. |Thr valves are excellently suited for low ;|prt':> ire service, such as city water lines, jaomestic hot and cold water lines, heating "ystwms, domestic gas and fuel oil lines, DW pressure condensate, exhaust steam, nd low pressure steam process piping. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches | Vi 1 % Ms i 3/4 1 1 1 l'/4 IV2 Ut 00 No. 410, Screwed | 3.00 3.50 |4.10 ! 4.90 ! 6.60 8.40 Dimensions, in Inches A 1 1% U,3/ie l15/isl 2Vis 1 2V1S ! 2V* 3 B 1 3*4 1 3>/4 334 I 43/8 | 5 Vs I 53/4 63/8 C I IV2 ; 1V2 U/4 ! 2Vis 1 29/,s | 234 3 V 8 2 12.00 3'/4 7% 3*/s 100-Pound Valves with Bolted Bonnet WORKING PRESSURES 100 pounds saturated steam 125 pounds water, non-shock, 200 F.--125 pounds oil or gas, non-shock, 150 F. Nos. 4436 and 4437 Valves: Nos. 4436 and 4437 Valves are of liberal proportions and unusually high quality. The body, bonnet, disc, stem, renewable body seat rings, stuffing box, and gland are brass. The stuffing box is deep, filled with high grade packing, and on sizes 2VI2 to 10inch is equipped with a bolted gland (the 2-inch size has a screwed type stuffing box with a gland). These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Indicator furnished unless ordered without. Flanged valves: End flanges and drilling conform to the MSS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2- ..Cross Section No. 4436 /ith Indicator No. 4436 No. 4437 Screwed Flanged With Indicator Available without indicator when orders so specify. iq4b). They are plain faced with two V-shaped concen tric 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 452. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Inches I 2V2 31/2 10 4436, Screwed With Indicator I 63.00176.001111.001 I I Without Indicator I 61,00172.001107.001 II No. 4437, Flanged With Indicator 174.00194.001128.00[170.00|186.00|266.0QI342.00|602.00|833.00 F. & D. Without Indicator172.00100.00|124.00i 165.00! 181.001260.001336.001593.00!811.00 f. End to end, Screwed 4Vl6 1 5V; * Face to face. Flanged 4% I 5 1 5V; 6 6V2 71/2 ! 8 Vi | 9>/2 Center to With Indicator | 9% 1 IIV2 I 1334 ! 14 Vi 16 I8I/4 20 25 30 hes top of stem Without Indicator [ 8% j 10V4 I 12Vg i 12% \ 14Vg | 16VZ I 18V8 j 23'/> | 28(4 Diameter of wheel 4`/2 ' 6 8 10 12 Flanged Valve Without Indicator ne Hose Valves. . . page 387 Solder-Joint Valves. . . page 402 Templates for drilling . . . page 438 16 CRANE 125-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 Nos. 440 and 438 furnished with wheel unless ordered "with Lock Shield". Cross Section No. 440 No. 440, Screwed With Wheel With Lock Shield An unusually fine as sortment of 125-Pound Valves, offering a style for every service or pref erence. All are ruggedly constructed and propor tioned to assure long life. Except for the wheel and packing, all parts are high grade brass. Wheel Lock Shield Cross Section No. 438 All of these valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. The Nos. 428, 430, and 438 have a gland in the stuffing box. Rising Stem Solid or Double Wedge Disc No. 440 Valves 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. 438 Valves are non-rising stem type and have a wedge disc; the wheel and stem turn but do not rise. No. 428 Valves 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 surfaces until the valve is almost closed. Cross Section No. 428 Solid Wedge Disc No. 428 or No. 430 Screwed Cross Section No. 430 Double Wedge Disc No. 430 Valves have a rising stem and a double wedge disc, reversible in the body. The disc, illustrated at right, is well guided and is carefully machined to assure posi tive, easy operation. When closing, the last turn of the wheel forces the discs against the seats; when open ing, the first turn releases the discs from their seats. The disc-stem connection is of the slip-on type. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches 1 Vs % 1 V2 Vs 1 IVs IV2 1 2 2Vz 1 3 .1 With Wheel, Rising, Double Disc |3.90 3.90 14.50 5.30 6.30 8.50 10.80|15.30 24.80 137.0( List Prices iiu. ",`*u 1 With Lock Shield, Rising, Double Disc | With Wheel, Non-Rising, Wedge 1 'u. j Lock Shield, Non-Rising, Wedge No. 428. Rising, Solid Wedge Disc 1 |5.70 6.80 8.00 10.80 13.80|19.30 4.30 4.30 {5.00 5.90 7.00 9.40 12.00 117.00 27.60 |41.0I 1 J6.20 7.40 8.80 111.70 15.00|21.00 1 1 4.30 4.30 15.00 5.90 7.00 9.40 12.00 117.00 27.60 |41.0< No. 430, Rising, Double Wedge Disc 4.50 4.50 15.20 6.20 7.40 | 9.90|12.60|18.70|30.40 |45.0i c 2) 1 3 +- i ! No. 440 1 \ Dimen sions, in No. 438 Inches No. 428 or No. 430 A B, open B, with Lock Shield C A B B, with Lock Shield C A B, open C . 1% IVs 1 l7/s 2 Vs 2Vj 2Vis 3 Vis 1 31/2 1 4Vis 1 4Vie 1 4 Vs 4 Vs 1 4Vs 5 Vi 6Vs 8Vs 9% i 11% 14 [ 16V 1 4% | 5% 1 6 7% I 8 Vs llVs 1 1 1% 1 IVs 2 Vis 2Visl 2Vs 3Vis i 3% 4Vis 1 4% 1 5% 1 Vs 1 l1 Vis 2 2Vs 1 2U/l6 3 1 3Vs 3'Visl 4Vs i 41 */i 3% I 3% 4 | 4% 1 SVs 6VU 1 7 Vs 8Vs 1 9/s 1 llVi I 3Vs 1 4% 1 SVs SVs 1 7% 8Vs 1 l3/s 1 IVs 2Vis! 2Vi si 2Vs 3 Vis 1 3% 4Vis 1 4Vs 1 5% IVs 1 1`Vis 2 | 2 Vs ! 2* Vis 3 1 3 Vs 3'Visi 4Vs |4l>/i 4% ! 4Vs SVs 1 6Vs 1 7*/s 9 1 IOV2 12% | 14Vs ! 17V IVs I IVs 2Visl 2% si 2Vs 3Vis 1 3% 4 Vis 1 4Vs 1 5% k-- A- CRAN E 150-Pound Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc Non-Rising Stem Rising Stem WSf WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam Screwed valves--300 pounds cold water, oil. or gas, non-shock Flanged valves--225 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 17 Cross Section 'Jon-Rising Stem No. 437 Non-Rising Stem No. 437 Screwed Rising Stem No. 431 Screwed Rising Stem No. 429 Flanged Cross Section Rising Stem No. 431 |b. 437, Screwed |b. 431, Screwed 429, Flanged, F. & D. List Prices, Each Inches | Vi 1 % 1 Vi I Vi 1 1 1 iy 1 iv* 1 2 1 2Vi i 3 1 4.70 I 4.70 I 5.50 | 6.50 | 7.70 | 10.30 | 13.20 18.70 | 33.00 ! 49.00 1 4.70 I 4.70 1 5.50 1 6.50 | 7.70 ! 10.30 1 13.20 I 18.70 1 33.00 1 49.00 26.00 I 30.00 I 37.00 [ 62.00 | 85.00' | 103.00 ervice recommendations: These valves are recnmended for steam, water, oil, or gas where the rvice requires a heavier construction than found in Standard" or 125-Pound Valves. ). 437 Gate Valves: The No. 437 are non-rising |em valves. They are more massive and are heavier ; construction than the No. 438 125-Pound Wedge fisc Gate Valves, shown on page 16. iey have a gland in the stuffing box, and when wide Spen can be repacked while under pressure. No. 431 and No. 429 Gate Valves: The No. 431 and No 4201 are rising stem valves. Their solid wedge disc slips onto the stem, and is accurately guided in the body. The valves have a gland in the stuffing box, and 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-iq4fo). 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 if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 452. Ri-ing Stem Size A B C D E F G Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vi 1 34 1 Vi 1 Vi 1 1 1`4 lVz 1 2 1 2 >4 1 3 1 l7/s 1 l**/i 1 2*4 1 2% 1 111 I 3*4 1 3*4 | 4 1 4% 1 4% ! 4% | 5 V* 1 6'4 1 1% 1 134 1 2*/, 1 2/ts 1 1 1 1, 2V, 1 3*/, 3% 1 3% 5% 1 6% 7*4 1 9 2*4 1 3 Vi g 414 1 4% 3V16 1 3% 1 4 Vi 1 4*5/,s 4% I 5 Vi 1 6*4 1 7*4 7*4 1 8% 1 93/4 1 11*4 10*4 ! 12*4 1 1474 1 17*4 3% 1 4'/is 1 434 1 534 s 1 6 1 7 1 7*4 1 111 34 1 l34z Vis i Vi 1 /l6 1 *4 Template* for drilling . . page 438 Rising Seem 18 CRANE 200-Pound Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Rising Stem WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds steam, 500 F. pounds cold water, oil, or gas, Cross Section No. 422 No. 422 Screwed Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Integral Seats Size No. 422, Screwed, Integral Seats No. 423, Screwed, Renewable Seats TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic Air Tested FEATURES Union or Bolted Bonnet Nickel Alloy Solid Wedge Disc Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats in No. 423 Valves Slip-On Disc-Stem Connection Interchangeable Parts No. 423 Screwed Cross Section No. 423 Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats List Prices, Each Inches | Vi | % | Vi 1 3/4 1 1 1 1V I IV2 1 2 ! 2 Vi 1 3 | 6.10 | 6.10 | 7.30 | 8.70 | 12.10 | 15.50 | 19.40 | 30.00 | 57.00 1 77.00 | 8.00 | 8.00 | 9.30 | LI.30 | 15.50 j 20.00 | 25.00 | 37.00 65.00 | 96.00 No. 422 Valves: The No. 422 are high quality brass gate valves. Exceptionally sturdy and dependable, they will give excellent service on ordinary steam, water, oil, or gas lines. The valves have a Crane Nickel Alloy Disc; the body seat rings are integral with the body. No. 423 Valves: The No. 423 have renewable seats, but otherwise are similar to the No. 422. The renew able seats and the disc are Crane Nickel Alloy. The valves are particularly recommended for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Construction: These are inside screw, rising stem valves. 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. All parts are interchangeable. The bodies, however, are not interchangeable in a line, the No. 413 having slightly longer end to end dimensions than the No.422. Materials: The body and bonnet are made of Crane Special Brass, a high grade leaded tin bronze. The stem is made of brass. Crane Nickel Alloy, used for the seats and disc, is especially resistant to wear, being hard and tough. Bonnet construction: Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown above. 2 and 3-inch sizes have a compact, inside screw bolted bonnet, equipped with steel studs, brass nuts, and a Cranite gasket, as shown at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and reassembled without danger of injuring the valve. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is large and deep, and is filled with high grade packing; sizes Flinch and larger are equipped with a gland. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. L--a--4 Size A B C ; No. 422 No. 423 Dimensions, in Inches t 1 1 2 21 % 1 % 1Vi ! 3/4 1 1 Vi ! iVi ! 1 Vi 3 1 1 Vi 1 2 1 21/4 1 29/is 1 2% 1 33/16 i 31/2 1 4 6! 4l Vi 51/4 1 1 1 1 1 i! l,s/is 2 Vis 23/g 23/4 I 3 33/8 1 33/4 i 43/i6 5 5'Ve 73/4 12! 3% I 4Vi 1 5% ' 6% 1 1 9Vg 1 lOVi ! 1Vi 15Vi ! 17 Vi 1 4341 i3/< 1 1 1 12Vs 29/is 23/4 3 Vs 1 35/s ! 4Vs 1 53/, ] 6 Valves for Marine Service... page 384 CRANE 200-Pound Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc 19 Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Underwriters' Pattern Sizes 3 4 to 2-inch WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds steam, 500 F. 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 3 TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS No. 458 and No. 459 Valves are recommended for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Cross Section Non-Rising Stem No. 458 Non-Rising Stem No. 458 Screwed Outside Screw and Yoke No. 459 Screwed Cross Section Outside Screw and Yoke No. 459 Size No- 458, Non-Rising Stem1 No. 459, Outside Screw and Yoke| List Prices, Each Inches | 1/4 I % | Vi I 34 j 1 j l'/ | lVj I 2 I 2Vj i 3 6.10 | 6.10 | 7.30 | 8.70 I 12.10 | 15.50 j 19.40 | 30.00 | 57.00 I 77.00 | | 16.80 1 18.20 [ 21.00 ] 26.00 1 32.00 1 48.00 [ 68.00 1 107.00 These are sturdy, ruggedly constructed brass gate yoke type. Their body, bonnet, and wedge disc are Valves. They have been carefully designed to give made of Crane Special Brass. Ilong service under severe operating conditions. All parts are liberally proportioned to assure a high The valves are especially suitable on services where ^factor of safety against pressure, operating strains, the action of the fluid might affect inside stem &and expansion and contraction of piping. threads. In addition, the stem threads can be easily No. 458 Non-Rising Stem Gate Valves: The No. lubricated when necessary, thereby minimizing wear. y45 Gate Valves have a non-rising stem and a wedge fdisc. The body and disc are made of Crane Special i Brass, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. The stuffing box is equipped with a bolted gland and is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. fTi.e stuffing box is equipped with a gland and is : filled with a high quality packing. VThe valves, when wide open, can be repacked while -under pressure. v^o. 459 Outside Screw and Yoke Gate Valves: The No. 4jq Gate Valves are of the outside screw and Underwriters' Specifications: The No. 4^9 Gate Valves, in sizes % to 2-inch inclusive, conform to the Underwriters' Specification known as "The National Standard". They are listed as approved and in spected by the Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of Boston, and the Under writers' Laboratories of Chicago. Size No. 458 No. 459 1A B 1C :A !B ,C Dimensions, in Inches ! Vt ! y* 1 Vi 3/ I iy 1 2 i 2 1 2% 1 4'/i 1 4'/i 1 4% 1 1 2Vi 111 21/16 1 I 2/ls i*/% 1 1 1 63/g i 1 I 3S/1S 2% 5Vi 23/4 2% 63/8 35/l6 3 Wi 3Vl6 3 73/i 3y8 3Vj 7>/4 3/i 3 Vi 83/ 3 Vi 1 Vi 1 2 4 1 43/4 8 Vi 1 9s/i 4*/l6 1 4V4 4 i 43/* 93/4 1 HVi 4% 1 4>3/14 2 Vi 1 3 SVi 1 6 ID/4 1 123/4 6 |7 53/* 1 8 13Vi 1 161/. 53/ 161 Vi* 9- 20 CRANE 300-Pound Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam, 550 F. Cold Water, Oil, or Gas, Non-Shock 2-inch and smaller--1000 pounds 2V2 and 3-inch -- 600 pounds HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 2-inch and smaller--1500 pounds il/2 and 3-inch -- 900 pounds Air Tested Renewable Cross Section No. 624 E No. 624 E Screwed Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Integral Seats FEATURES Union or Bolted Bonnet Nickel Alloy Wedge Disc Interchangeable Parts Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats in the No. 625 E Valve No. 625 E Screwed Cross Section No. 625 E Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats List Prices, Each Size Inches 1 Vs % 1 Vi 1 3/4 No. 624 E, Screwed, Integral Seats No. 625 E, Screwed, Renewable Seats 9.70 9.70 1 11.30 | 13.60 12.80 12.80 | 14.70 | 17.70 1 17.00 21.80 1V4 28.00 37.00 IV2 36.00 46.00 2 | 2% | 3 50.00 | 77.00 |108.00 62.00 j 89.00 |124.00 Service recommendations: These ruggedly con structed non-rising stem brass gate valves are ideal for high pressure service. No. 625 E Valves, having nickel alloy renewable seats, are particularly suitable where operating conditions are unusually severe. The valves are a companion line to the 300-Pound Rising Stem Gate Valves shown on page 21. No. 624 E Valves: The No 624 E Valves have a Crane Nickel Alloy disc. The body seat rings are integral with the body. No. 625 E Valves: The No. 625 E Valves have renewable seats, but otherwise are similar to the No. 624 E Valves. The renewable seats and the disc are made of Crane Nickel Alloy. Construction: These valves are inside screw, non rising stem type. They have unusually heavy metal sections and are ruggedly constructed. The 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 accurate and easy operation. The disc is thoroughly7 guided throughout its tra\el: the seating surfaces do not come into contact until the valve is practically closed. 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. Materials: The body and bonnet are made of Crane Special Brass, a high grade leaded tin bronze. Crane Nickel Alloy, used for the seats and disc, is especially resistant to wear, being hard and tough. Bonnet construction: Sizes i-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown in the illustrations above. Sizes 1 ^-inch and larger have a compact, inside screw bolted bonnet, equipped with steel studs, brass nuts, and a Cranite gasket, as shown in the illus tration at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and reassembled 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. 1--A--I Size A B C : No. 624 E ! No. 625 E 1 V* i ps/is i 21/, ! 3% 1 2Vis Dimensions, in Inches 3/s % 3/4 1 1 1% i U/2 1 2 | 2V2 2 Vis 23/l6 4% 29/,s 2% 2Vz i 4i3/16 23/4 23/4 215/is 5% 3 Vi. 3V4 1 3Vi 1 3% 1 4V,s | 53/,6 35/is ! 3* Vis 1 4 ! 4% I 5Vi 63/s 1 73/16 1 8 1 9ls/is 1 10% 3% 1 4V,s 1 43/4 1 53/. | 53/g 3 5% 6 ll7/s 6 CRANE 300-Pound Brass Gate Valves Wedge Disc--Rising Stem 21 Integral Seats Valves Working Pressures Steam 550F. Cold Water, Oil, or Gas, Non-Shock Hydrostatic Test Pressures Screwed Vi to 2-inch 300 pounds i 1000 pounds! 1S00 pounds 2 Vi and 3-inch 1300 pounds 600 pounds 900 pounds Renewable Seats Air Tested Cross Section No. 622 E No. 622 E Screwed Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Integral Seats FEATURES Union or Bolted Bonnet Nickel Alloy Solid Wedge Disc Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats on Nos. 623 E and 623 E Slip-On Disc-Stem Connection Interchangeable Parts No. 623 E Screwed No. 623'/i E Flanged Cross Section No. 623 E Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Renewable Seats fSize Inches V* % Vi % l 1 iv* 1 l Vi 2 1 2Vi 1 3 No. 622 E, Screwed, Integral Seats 9.70 9.70 11.30 13.60 17.00l28.00136.00j 50.001 77.001108.00 No. 623 E, Screwed, Renewable Seats 12.80 12.80 14.70 17.70 21.80|37.00|46.00 62.001 89.001124.00 o O o No. 623 Vi E, Flanged, F. & D., Renewable Seats 39.00152.00|73.00 158.00!230.00 These valves are exceptionally durable and rugged Bonnets: Sizes i-inch and smaller have a union fend are ideal for high pressure service. Body ends bonnet as shown above; larger sizes have a compact fere made with lugs, permitting a better wrench grip inside screw bolted bonnet, j|and presenting a distinctive appearance. equipped with steel studs, >nstruction: Except for the seats, the valves brass nuts, and a Cranite gas fere similar. No. 622 E Valves have the seats integral ket, as shown at the right. gvith the body; No. 623 E and No. 623Yi E Valves Both types provide a strong, ave Crane Nickel Alloy renewable seats. tight joint, yet they can be KThe valves have a Crane Nickel Alloy solid wedge jdisc that slips onto a strong head on the stem end. fThe disc is accurately guided in the body to prevent easily dismantled and reas sembled without danger of injuring the valve. ^contact between the seating surfaces until the valve Stuffing box: The stuffing box is large and deep |is practically closed. and is filled with high grade packing. Sizes ^s-inch |A!1 parts are interchangeable. The bodies, however, and larger are equipped with a gland. |are not interchangeable in a line. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can be |Materials: The body and bonnet are made of Crane repacked while under pressure. : Special Brass, a high grade leaded tin bronze. Crane Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS /Nickel Alloy, used for the seats and disc, is espe 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP- cially resistant to wear, being very hard and tough. 2-1946). They are plain faced, with two V-shaped concentric grooves be- Dimensions, in Inches tween the port and the Size Vi % V4I V* 1 1 IV* IV2 2 1 2Vj 3 bolt holes. No. 622 E l,S/,6 2*/is 1 23/ii 23/4 I 3% 3 Vi 33/4 4Vi6 iSMs 5% Prices include drilling to No. 623 E 2 Vi 23/i612 Vi 12l 5/i |35/i6 3"Ae 4 4% 1 5V2 6 the MSS 300-Pound B 11 1 4% 5 Vi 6 6 Vi 1 7 Vi 8 Standard; no deduction C 00 4 Vs 3 Vi 1 6 1 7 Vi 93/4 11 13>/2 11SV2 18Vi made for valves ordered D 2`/i6 2/isl 2V<I 3Vis 1 3*/s 4Vis 43/4 s% 1 S3/i 6 faced only. Full face E 11 1 4% 5 Vi 6 Vi 6 Vi 1 7V2 8 V* gaskets should be used; F !1 !19/J2 % u/ts V* l13/is 29/32 see page 452. Templates for drilling .. .page 438 Valves for Marine Service. . . page 384 22 CRANE Crane 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 22S W hen gate valves are required for steam pressures above 30c pounds or temperatures exceeding 530 F.. Crane Steel Gate Valves are recom mended. They are made in a ide range of sizes and types for all service con ditions 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 bonnets are especially recommended for extremely high steam pressures and temperatures. Crane Steel Gate Valves are de scribed in detail on pages toq to 215 and pages 221 to 232. No. 76 X Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valve Flanged See page 229 Distilleries are important users of Crane Brass Gate Valves. CRANE Brass Globe and Angle Valves 23 Names of parts..................................................................................... page24 Globe and Angle Valves ioo-Pound.....................................................................................page25 125-Pound.....................................................................................page26 1 50-Pound.............................................................pages 28 and iq 200-Pound................................................................. pages 31 to 3 3 300-Pound........................................................ pages 34, 35 and 39 2000-Pound Hydraulic.............................................................. page40 2500-Pound Hydraulic Globe..................................................page41 With Lock Shield....................................................................... page25 A.A R. Globe and Angle Valves................................. pages 36 and 37 A.A.R. Valve Parts.............................................................................. page38 Cab Hose Valves...................................................................................page38 Globe and Angle Needle Point Valves......................pages 26 and 27 Vent or Sampling Valve for Transformer Oil Service...........page 30 The Crane line of Brass Globe and Angle Valves offers a size, style, and weight for every commercial requirement, and in addition, includes in most pressure classifications, a variety of designs that covers all service conditions. Distinct advantages accrue to the user who standardizes on Crane: a complete assortment, making it possible to select a valve exactly suited for each particular operating requirement; traditionally high quality -- quality that results in more efficient service over a longer period of use; uniformity -- in design, appearance, and performance. Other types of brass valves, supplementing the globe and angle vajves indexed above, are shown on the following pages: Brass Gate Valves........................................................pages 13 to 21 Brass Check and Foot Valves................................... pages 43 to 52 Brass Lever-Operated Quick-Opening Valves. . . pages 54 to 57 Brass Hose Valves.....................................................pages 60 and 61 Brass Radiator Valves............................................................. page 58 The lists shown above do not include all Crane Brass Valves. Brass Valves that perform a special duty or those made for special services such as Float Valves, Pop Safety Valves, Relief Valves, Pressure Regulators, Pressure Reducing Valves, SolderJoint Valves, and Valves for Marine Service are described in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the index. 24 CRANE ) Brass Globe and Angle Valves Names of Parts Identification Plate Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Gland Packing Bonnet Union Bonnet Ring Disc Stem Ring Disc Body Above Union Bonnet Globe Valve with Metal Disc No. 362 E, page 34 ) Below Screwed Bonnet Globe Valve No. 1, page 26 Wheel Nut Wheel Stem Packing Nut Gland Packing Bonnet Union Bonnet Ring Disc Holder Disc Disc Retaining Nut Body Above Union Bonnet Globe Vahx with Composition Disc No. 7, page 28 Below Union Bonnet Globe Valve with Metal Disc and Renewable Seat No. 382 P, page 35 Below Union Bonnet Globe Valve Outside Screw and Yoke A.A.R, Design with Metal Disc and Renewable Se.it No. 3% P, page 37 ) CRANE 25 100-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves With Composition Disc With Brass Disc ORKING 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. I Section No. 1240 Screw cd No. 1240 Globe Screwed No. 1241 Angle Screwed No. 1250 Globe Screwed No. 1251 Angle Screwed Cross Section No. 1250 Globe, Screwed sition Disc Valves . Lock Shield Size Compo sition Disc Brass Disc List Prices, Each Inches 1 Vs *4 % V2 34 1 W* IV2 1 2 No. 1240 With Wheel |2.10 2.10 2.20 2.90 3.90 4.50 Globe `With Lock Shield | 2.60 2.70 3.60 4.90 6.90 No. 1241 With Wheel (2.10 2.10 2.20 2.90 3.90 4.50 Angle `With Lock Shield | 2.60 2.70 3.60 4.90 6.90 No. 1250, Globe | 2.05 2.60 3.40 4.70 7.00 | 9.60 |15.00 8.70 1 7.00 9.60 |15.00 8.70 1 6.10 8.60 |12.70 No. 1251, Angle | |2.05 2.60 3.40 4.70 6.10 8.60 112.70 Service recommenda 10 Disc, making them suitable for too pounds satur ) 240 No. 1241 Angle Screwed 240 :nd 1241 Valves arl\ furnished wheel tions: This new line of ioo-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves com bines wide utility with moderate cost. The valves ated steam. An identification plate under the wheel nut identifies the valve and the disc with which it is equipped. For extra composition discs, see page 140. Brass disc valves: The brass disc valves have a balito-angle seat. They are suitable for roo pounds satur . \\ hen these valves are well proportioned and ated steam, for 150 pounds cold or hot water, 200 F., '4 to 1 Vi -inch ted with lock shield, ated directly above, f'lTlust so specify. sturdily constructed. They offer ample strength and durability for any low pressure installations, and and for 150 pounds cold oil or gas service. Construction: All of these valves have long hexa gons on the body, which reinforce the openings and :cially recommended for domestic water or afford a good wrench grip. The seat is integral with , steam heating systems, for piping on equip- the body. The bonnet is screwed into the body and rated at low pressures, and similar services. has liberal thread engagement with the stem. and .\o. 1241 Valves have a composition 123c and No. 1251 Valves have a brass disc, respects, the two types of valves are similar. The disc holder or disc is spun onto the end of the stem, except on the Vs and J/j-inch brass disc valves which have the stem and disc integral. The stuffing box is amply deep to prevent leakage at the stem. isition disc valves: The composition disc "ire regularly supplied with a No. 12 Disc, for 15c pounds hot or cold water (maximum iturc 2cc F.) and for domestic gas service, ordered, they will be furnished with a No. Other 100-Pound Brass Valves: Crane manufac tures a complete assortment of ioo-Pound Brass Valves. For screwed end gate valves, see page 15; for check valves, page 45; and for solder-joint gate, globe, angle, and check valves, pages 402 and 403. Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 Vs 1 4 1 Vs 1 >4 1 34 l IVs 1 IV2 2 A B No. 1240 C No. 1240, with lock shield 1 l7/s 1 1 Va 1 2 1 2*4 | 23/4 i 7/s 1 Vs 1 l5/l 1 1V 1 1*46 1 234 1 23/4 1 27/s 1 34 1 4 1 1 2*4 1 234 1 J`4 1 3*4 3% 37/s 141/4 D4 113/l 61 2 4*4 47/s 1514 4Vs 1 4*4 1 5 2 Vs 6 No. 1250 1 1 1 3 3 >4 1 4*4 4*4 1 5 1 5*4 6*4 No. 1241 1 2>4 1 2*4 1 2% 1 314 133/4 44 i 4*4 1 5*4 57/g D No. 1241, with lock shield | 1 2 >4 1 2 >4 2Vs 1 33/g | 3Vs 1 4'4 1 ) Angle kiun Disc or Disc Valves No. 1251 E 1 1 2*4 3 V* 1 3Vs 43/s i 4Vs 1 53/g 6 Vs 1 iVi 1 l>/2 1 1`4 1 134 1 2*46 2*/is 1 23/4 1 3 Vis 3*4 Key a for Lock Shield Valves. . . page 139 Composition Discs. . . page HO 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 SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS Crane 125-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves are recom mended for general service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Cross Section No. 1, Globe Size No. 1, Globe or No. 2, Angle No. 1, Globe Screwed No. 2, Angle Screwed List Prices, Each Inches | Vs 1 V* 1 % 1 lA 1 /4 1 1 i l Vi 1 1 Vi 1 2 1 2Vi ! 3 ! 2.10 I 2.10 | 2.40 3.40 | 4.50 I 6.20 | 8.00 1 11.30 | 17.50 l 25.50 | 38.00 Construction:The valves are sturdy and unusually well constructed. They are heavier and more rugged than is usual with "Standard" or ii5-Pound Valves. All parts are liberally proportioned to assure a high factor of safety against pressure, operating strains, and expansion and contraction of the piping. The disc in sizes Y to J^-inch is integral with the stem. In the larger sizes, the disc swivels on the stem as shown in the cross section above. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. The stuffing box cn zYl and 3-inch sizes is fitted with a gland. Flanged valves: When flanged valves are needed, use the No. 71 Globe or Angle; see page 32. Dimensions, in Inches Size i Vs V4 % I Vi Vi 1 1 Vi 1 iVi 1 2 2 Vi 1 3 A ! iy16 1% 17/. 1 23/, 6 121 Vis 33/i6 3llAs ! 43/,s ] 5Vs 6i/i 1 71/,6 B i V* ,3/lS 1S/,6 1 IVs 1 1% 1% l13/,6 1 2 Vi s 1 2 Vi 3Vi6 f 31V16 C ! 23/4 3 3>/4 1 33/4 41/4 4Vs 5% 6V4 | 7Vs 71/2 91/4 D i 2S/s 2% 31/8 1 3% 41/4 43/4 53,4 6i/g | 73/4 77/s 9 Vi E i 1V2 m 2Vi6 1 2/,s 23/i 3Vis 3*/s 4Vi6 1 43/4 53/g 6 2Q7 -# * Brass Needle Air Valve WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Cross Section No. 57 List Price and Dimensions Size Inches | Price Diameter of seat opening Each| Inches | End to end Inches 1 Center to top of stem, open Inches | % 3.40 Vs 23/,6 2Vi No. 57 Needle Air Valve Service recommendations: The No. 57 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. Construction: This valve is heavy and rugged- i The body and packing nut are brass. The malleable 1 iron tee handle is threaded onto the brass stem which has the end spun over to lock the handle in place. The valve should always be installed with the pres The valve has an extra thick fibre seat that can sure above the seat. easily renewed should it become worn. ? A CRANE Needle Point Brass Globe and Angle Valves WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 27 88 No. 89 crewed Angle, Screwed Size List Prices, Each Inches! >/g 1 >/4 | % | Vi j No. 85, Angle, with union 13.10 j 3.50 j 4.20 [ 5.401 6.70 No. 88. Globe 2.302.5012.70|3.2014.50 No. 89. Angle i 2.40 2.60! 3.00! 3.701 5.00 Cross Section No. 85, Angle, Screwed With Female Union Ourlet _ recommendations: Crane Needle Point 'are especially suitable where very close and regulation of flow is desired. recommended for steam, water, oil, gas, for mid lines, for fuel oil, and for similar service. ion: The valves are compact and ungged. They have a brass stem. The stuffing box is large and on the ? _f-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 shown in the dimension table be low. The Vg-inch size has nominal seat opening; larger sizes have reduced seat opening. Size A B C D -- Open E Diameter of seat opening Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vs Vi 3/s 1 l3/l6 1 5/s 1 ls/16 i 2% 1 lVz 1 Vs l9/l 13/l l9/lS 2% l*/2 Vl6 ll3/is 7/s l3/4 23/4 l3/4 y 1 1 ! V4 2 Vis l'/is 2 3 Vs 2/is 5/is 1 3/4 1 2Vis 1 ll/4 1 23/,s I4 1 2Via 1 Vis ose Valves Solder-Joint Valves Steel Valves No. 117 Angle Hose Valve . With Cap and Chain offers a variety of brass ves in a w ide range of Among these are Angle hicago Hose Valves, used on standpipes, hose and similar services; Hose Including the Underwriters' and Carden Hose Valves, ety ot hose threads are le at no extra charge. See page* 59 to 61 No. 1310 Globe Valve Solder-Joint Newly designed 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 z-inch. See pages 402 and 403 No. 222 H Steel Bar Stock Valve Globe, Female The Crane line of bar stock valves includes small, rugged globe and angle valves made of steel, Exelloy, or Crane 18-8 Mo. They are ideal for use on orifice meters, regulator leads, by-passes, gauges, and many similar serv ices. Available with female ends or with male and female ends in sizes to i-inch. See page 234 28 CRANE 150-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc * WORKING PRESSURES Screwed valves--150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold wa ter. oil, or gas, non-shock Flanged valves--150 pounds saturated steam 225 pounds cold water, oil. or gas, non-shoe k FEATURES No. i Cranite Composition Disc Suitable for Many Fluids -- Quick to Repair Union or Bolted Bonnet No. 7, Globe Screwed No. 7, Angle Screwed 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 gas lines. They are especially suited for use in installations where the discs must be renewed quickly. All parts are unusually rugged, to withstand severe operating strains. Cross Section No. 7, Globe On orders, specify whether globe or angle type is wanted. No. 9, Globe Flanged No. 9, Angle Flanged List Prices, Each Size Inchesl 7g | Vs 7z I Vs I 1 I Ws I IVz 2Vz No. 7, Globe or Angle, Screwed |3.30|3.30[4.1015.20| 7.20| 9.80|13.40|16.70|27.00149.001 69.00 No. 9, Globe or Angle, Flanged, F. & D. III |26.00133.00140.00160.00191.001126.00 For list prices of Composition Discs, see page 140 Quick repairs: A leak can be quickly repaired by replacing the disc holder with an extra complete disc holder and disc. A new disc can be placed in the orig inal holder, at the convenience of the engineer. Users should keep on hand a supply of extra disc holders and discs for this purpose. Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a slip-on disc holder (see cross section above). Larger sizes have the disc and stem fastened with a disc stem ring (see illus tration at right). Bonnet construction: Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown in the illus trations at the top of the page. Larger sizes have a bolted bonnet, inside screw, as shown at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and reassembled without danger of injuring the valve, j Discs: These valves are regularly equipped with aj 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 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. See page 140 for discs. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is deep and is equipped with a gland. Repacking: The valves, when wide open, can he repacked while under pressure. 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 deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 452. ,--G-- Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 Vs ! Vs 1 % i Vz 1 3/4 1 1 i 1 Vs 1 1V21 2 : 272 1 3 A i 2 2 ! 27,6 |2'Vi6 1 37,6 133/4 i 41/4 ! 43/41 5% 1 63/4 1 8 B ' `7,6 i '7,6 1 lVl6 i iy4 117,6 ! 11 Vi 1 2 | 23/i6 1:Z'VisI 374 3> 3/, 6 C !I11 ! 43/g |413/16| 5Vi 1 6V21 772 1 87/g D I :! ! ! i ! 29/ig 1 2% 1 33/i6 1 33/4 ! 47,6 1 4Vg E -- Open; 3% 1 33/4 1 47,6 ! 43/4 153/8 ! 6V,s 1 63/4 1 79/,s i 1 1072 lll13/i F -- Ooeni 3s/g 1 3*/g 1 4Vl6 1 4S/i : 51/4 I5>7,6 1 6% i 7s/l6 1 83/s | 10% 1117,6 G . l3/ 1 l3/4 1 2 7,6 1 2/i6 ! 23/4 1 3*/u 1 3*/g 1 4Vis ! 43/g | 7 1 8 H l 1 1 i 1 ! 4V4 I 4S/g | 5 ! 6 1 7 ' 772 J j J ! 1 t 1 % 1 1 3/32 1 7,6 1 V2 1 9/lS ! s/g Templates for drilling . page 438 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 No. 16 Vi P Screwed Angle FEATURES Surface Hardened Stainless Steel Seating Surfaces Plug Type Disc--Renewable Body Seat Ring Union or Bolted Bonnet SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS These valves are recommended for throttling; 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 in stallations where operating conditions are severe. Cross Section No. 141/2 P, Globe t-' |$r No. 1 b V2 P List Prices, Each Inches | Vs ]1 V* 1 % ! v2 i v ! 1 1 1V4 i 1V2 ! 2 i 2% 1 3 ! 5.40 i 5.40 | 6.70 I 7.60 | 9.50 | 12.50 1 17.80 j 24.00 35.00 ! 63.00 | 94.00 idisc valves for moderate pressures: by the high hardness to erosion, galling, and scoring, valves are often used on much lower produce a truly superior seat. It will withstand order to secure the better seat construc- severe operating conditions unusually well. ) ^associated with higher pressures. Sturdy construction: The valves are ruggedly 5 arc unique in that while only recom- constructed throughout. The brass body, bonnet, 150 pounds saturated steam and 300 and stem are proportioned to provide liberal strength fcater, oil. or gas, they are made with a and safety under the recommended working pressures. that will stand up under extremely ag conditions. For severe and exacting moderate pressures, such as throttling, Her feed, frequent operation, etc., they fording abundant seat life without the tcost of a high pressure valve, fcr- it: The valves have a plug type disc Bonnet construction: Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown on the illustrations above; 2Yi and 3-inch sizes have a low-type, compact bolted bonnet, inside screw, as illus trated at the right. Both *nose excellent design characteristics for types provide a strong, tight vice are well known. The wide seating joint, yet they can be easily t easily ruined by foreign matter or by dismantled and reassembled , and the tapered disc permits close without danger of injuring flow when throttling. the valve. and seat are Crane Hardened Stainsuriace of the seating area having a 'rJ Brinell. The design of the disc and 'ed with the natural resistance of stainless osion and the excellent resistance offered Stuffing box: The stuffing box is large and deep and is equipped with a gland. It is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Sire | >/ 1 Vt 1 % i Vi 1 Vi 1 1 1 l/4 1 iVi 1 2 1 21/2 ! 3 A ; 2 1 2 1 2*/, I 21 Vis ! 33/m 1 33/4 i 4V4 1 43/4 ! 534 1 63/4 1 8 B lS/l6 ! 15/i 1 I'/, 6 1 1 Vi 1 17/, ! lU/,6 1 2 1 23/, s 1 21 */,S 131/4 |313/16 U - Open 4 4 1 4 Vi I 5 1 53/4 1 6*/g 1 7 1 8 1 91/* 1101/21117/s L) -Open i 3% ay. i 4Vi 1 47/, 1 5% ! 61/2 1 63/4 I 73/4 1 8y,, 110% ! 11% ) b 1 l3/4 1 1 Vi 1 2V,s 1 29/, 1 23/4 1 3>/,s 1 3*/g 1 4V,6 1 434 1 7 ; 8 Valve* for Marine Service . page 384 30 CRANE Brass Globe and Angle Valves For Light Oils and Gases 400 pounds oil, air, gas. or gasoline working pressure, 250 F. Air Tested SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS These are definitely superior to valves ordinarily used on light oils and gases. They seat perfectly tight, close easily, and with stand wear exceptionally well. The valves are especially recommended for refined oils, such as transformer oil, for gases, and for solvents which, in many cases, attack rubber composition discs but do not corrode brass, and which are difficult to hold with metal to metal seat valves. No. 207, Globe j Screwed These valves have the tight, easy seating No. S Cranoil Disc. Globe, Screwed Union Bonnet List Prices, Each Size Inches | Vi 1 % 1 Vi Vs 1 1 1 1V4 1 ll/2 i 2 No. 207 or No. 209 [S.80|6.20|6.70][8.70| 12.80116.00122.00i32.00 Construction: These valves are ruggedly con structed. Sizes }4 and %-inch have a slip-on disc holder; larger sizes have the disc and stem fastened with a disc stem ring as shown in the cross section. The union bonnet provides a strong, tight joint that can be easily dismantled or reassembled without dan ger of injury to the valve. Disc and seat: The No. 5 Cranoil Disc, a specially fabricated material, will not swell, harden, or break down. 11 is permanently cemented into the disc hold er, eliminating seepage. See page 140 for description. The seat and disc form a line to line contact. The narrow bearing and disc material, ideal for light oils and No. 209, Angle Screwed gases, provide absolute tightness and easy seating. Stuffing box: Stuffing boxes are equipped with a gland and are filled with high grade packing. Boss on globe body: Globe valve bodies iT^-inch and larger have a boss cast on one side. When ordered; tapped, or with a No. 211 Valve for transformer oilj service (shown below), the boss is drilled and tapped! with a 34-inch pipe thread without extra charge. 1 'rrrrrvirtw--i I --H-- -1 I---A -- * of globe valve, sizeslVi-inch and larger only. j ; 5-1 i+" H-C b-B-l Size A B C D E--Open F--Open G Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vi I % 1 lA 1 3/4 i 1 ] lVi i lVi 1 2 i 2 I2s/i| 21 l/l6 |3VI6| 33/4 1 43/4 I 43/4 1 53/4 l'5/lS HVisI 1V4 lU/teN11 3/l 6 2 i 23/lg [ 2'Vis 111 111 11 |1 1 15/l6l 1 Vg 1 1% 1TVisI lVi 1 13/4 ! 3V4 1 4% I 5 15341 65/s 1 7Vi 1 83/g | 93/4 ! 3% 1 41/4 ! 4% 1 5*/s | 6 Vi 1 73/s 1 8i/a | 9 Vi 1 1% 12Vi61 2/is 1 23/4 1 3 V16 i 3% 14*/i61 43/4 Wherever con*8 ditions permitM these valves6 should be i/t* stalled wit the pressure& under the An arrow carf on the body in4 dicates the rection of flouts Brass Vent or Sampling Valve For Transformer Oil Service For 400 pounds transformer oil, 250 F. Air Tested Cross Section The No. zi i uses the same disc material and seat design as the No. 207 described above. 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 List Price Size of male thread Inches I >/4 No. 211 Each! 4.20 No. 211 immersed electrical equipment, the valve is optn^ to vent air. When installed at a low point, the v,ilv$ is opened to draw off samples of oil. J CRANE c200-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type or No. 4 Cranite Disc 31 WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds steam. *500 F 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock *\fcixmum temperature rating with No 4Cranitc Di-,cis450 LC- TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic FEATURES Plug Type Disc or No. 4 Cranite Composition Disc Renewable Body Seat Ring Union or Bolted Bonnet Gl.-K jfTypc IV_ Globe, Screwed No. 212 P----No. 212 C----- -With Plug Type Disc-Wich No. 4 Cranite Disc- Angle, Screwed ---- No. 214 P ---- No. 214 C Cross Section, Globe With No. 4 Cranite Disc List Prices, Each inches i y4 i yg i y-i i y4 i i j iy4 1 iv2 214 Slobe or No, 214 P, Angle [fGIobe or No. 214 C, Angle 6.00[7.40[8.50110.60113.80|19.70127.00139.00170.001104.00 5.4016.7017.601 9.50112.50,17.80124.00 i 35.001 For list prices of Composition Discs, see page 140. istruction: These valves are ruggedly the body being made of Crane Special , grade leaded tin bronze. Except for the disc, the valves are similar; a metal plate ^whecl nut identifies the type of disc. ;disc valves: The Nos. 212 P and 214 P hendcJ for severe services such as for Fand inr blow-off, boiler feed, soot blower, rain lines. jjftypv tii -e and seat are designed for exactThe wide seating surface is not easily foreign matter or wiredrawing and the permits close regulation of flow when ( Made <4 Crane Hardened Stainless Steel, lirfacc ni the seating area having a hardness ~ell, the disc and seat offer high resistance ero'ton. galling, and scoring. disc valves: The Nos. 212 C and ^utilized for a wide range of fluids when ith the proper disc. They are especially ' Hsc illations where the discs must be i easir. renewed. Discs: The 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. 6 Disc. On hot water under 300 pounds and 200 F., especially for frequent operation or easy seating, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. 4. See page 140 for discs. The body seat ring is Crane Nickel Alloy. Bonnet: Sizes 2-inch and smaller have a union bon net as shown above; 2H and 3-inch sizes have a bolted bonnet, inside screw as illus trated at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet they can be easily dismantled and reassembled without dan ger of injury to the valve. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is equipped with a gland and is unusually deep. It is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. m Sire A B " " 0. Open D Open E No. 212 P No. 212 C No. 214 P No. 214 C Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vi % 1 V 4 1 1 1*4 ! 2 25/is |2V 3Vs 1 33/4 4*4 i ls/,s WlB 1 l Vi 1V, Un/is 2 |3>V,S 41/2 1 5Vis 5% S 6*/is 7V* I 4 4% sv* 1 5% 1 6V4 1 734 ! 3Vl, 1 4% 415/isl 5*4 1 6Vs 1 7Vs 1 4 I 4% 5 ! 5% 1 *34 I 7>4 : 1% 2>/,s 29/is, 2*4 1 3Vis I 3*/s Valves for Marine Service.. . page 384 IV 434 23/, 8*/is 834 83/is 8l4 4Ve 2 53/4 21 Vs 9'/2 9V 9 >4 9 >4 53/g 2V4 7V.* 3*4 1034 93/4 7 3 8 >4 4 >4 125/,s ll5/is 8 32 CRANE 200-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves Regrinding WORKING PRESSURES Screwed valves -- 200 pounds steam, 500 F. -- 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Flanged valves -- 150 pounds steam, 500 F. -- 225 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURES Screwed valves -- 600 pounds hydrostatic Flanged valves -- 450 pounds hydrostatic gf'oV.Ci When ordering, specify whether globe or angle valve* are wanted. Cross Section No. 70, Globe No. 70, Globe Screwed No. 70, Angle Screwed No. 71, Globe Flanged No. 71, Angle Flanged List Prices, Each Size Inches | *4 i y i % i vi i 3/ 1 l i 1*4 1 I Vi 1 2 1 2 Vi 1 3 No. 70, Globe or Angle, Screwed No. 71, Globe or Angle, Flanged, F. & D. I 2.70 1 2.70 1 3.401 4.40 | 5.70 1 8.30111.201 14.80 22.50|37.00155.00 | III! 119.00122.001 29.00 I41.00|61.00|94.00 Service recommendations: These valves are well suited for service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Material: The body is made of Crane Special Brass, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. Regrinding: These valves can be reground without removing the body from the line. Instructions for regrinding are furnished with each valve. Union bonnet: The union bonnet ring reinforces the bonnet joint and facilitates dismantling and reassembling. When a valve is being reground, the ring centers and guides the valve trimmings. Disc connection: The disc in sizes Y to j^-inch is integral with the stem. In larger sizes, the disc swivels on the stem, as shown in the cross section. Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is deep and is filled with high grade packing. Sizes J^-inch and larger are equipped with a gland; Yg- }4, and %-inch valves do not have a gland. These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while underpressure. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-21Q46). They 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 Stand ard; no deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 45:. Valves with Union End Users having need for a male union connection can con veniently install the No. 4470 heavy duty Globe or Angle Radiator Valve. These are the same design and pro portions as the No. 70 illus trated above. Cross Section No. 4270 Union End Globe The valves are made in sizes Yg to 1-inch; see page 58. Dimensions, in Inches Size Vs Vs % *4 Vi 1 1 1 U/4 1*4 1 2 A ln/i Wie 1`Vis 2 Vi B 13/is l3/i 1 l3/l6 c D E -- Open 3*4 3 Vi 3 Vs 4Vi F Wi l3/ 2*/i6 27,6 G H 23/4 1 3716 1 3% 4*4 1 574 1% U'VlsU'VlS 2*4 1 27s 1 47,6 i 47ie 5716 1 6 I 2% 1 27s 3716 1 374 5 1 5V4 1 6*/8 77s 1 83/g 23/4 13716 i 37s 4V16 1 43/4 474 1 4% 5 1 6 ! % i 13/sz Vis 1 7z 2*4 1 3 67ie 1 7U 33/16 |33-1 63/4 |7* 4716 I 45j 974 I 11. 6 7 71 i At 1 Templates for drilling, page 438. Valves for Marine Service, page 384 CRANE 200-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves Bolted Bonnet WORKING PRESSURES ,|. -- 200 pounds steam, 500 F. -- 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock s -- 150 pounds steam, 500 F. -- 225 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURES N rewed valves -- 600 pounds hydrostatic 1'!, nged valves --450 pounds hydrostatic 33 No. 4198, Angle Screwed No. 4197, Globe Flanged No. 4199, Angle Flanged Cross Section No. 4196, Globe Sizes 31 z-inch and larger have outside stem threads and a bolted gland (not illustrated). ___________________________ |6r No. 4198, Screwed_________ 1 or No. 4199, Flanged, F. & D. List Prices, Each Inches | IVj 2 Vi 3% 41.00 | 55.00 [ 76.00 1105.001 1 I 54.00 I 68.00 1111.001132.001221.001282.00|402.001553.00 ecommendations: These are high quality _eciu!l\ intended for use in large size pipe ey arc recommended for general service on ater, oil or gas. on: The valves are strong, rugged, and tThe hoi ted bonnet makes a tight joint and ral strength. The disc is accurately a guide stem which operates in a bridge ral the body seat ring; the body seat new able ch and smaller have inside stem threads, a packing nut. and a gland, as illustrated, inch and larger have outside stem threads shead type yoke and a one-piece bolted ;flange not illustrated). Materials: The body, bonnet, disc, and body seat ring are made of Crane Special Brass, 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 MSS 150-Lb. SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-z1946). They are plain faced with two V-shaped con centric 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 452. Size A B C D E- Open F-- Open G H j Dimensions, in Inches 1 l'/z 1 2 2 Vi 1 3 31/2 4 i s/i. 1 6 1 7Vi 1 81/4 i 2* Vie 1 3 1 3% 1 4 Vi . 5% 1 6y, 1 8 1 9 Vi 1 3 Vi 1 33/4 1 4>/4 1 4Vi 1 8 1 91/4 1 11 1 12% 1 7V2 1 8,s/i* 1 10V2 1 11% i 4Vi, 1 53/g 1 7 1 8 1 s 1 6 1 7 I 71/2 ! 7/,g l Vi 1 9/i 1 % 10% 5Vi 121/4 111/4 9 8V2 l`/l 11 51/2 133/4 121/2 10 9 `Vie 5 12 Vi 6 Vi 16Vi 15 10 10 % 6 14 7 18 Vi 16% 12 11 `Vi 6 Templetes for drilling. . . page 438 Valvea for Marine Service. 34 CRANE 300-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves Regrinding 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 recommended for severe operating conditions at high pressures. They combine serviceability with moderate cost. No. 362 E No. 364 E Globe, Screwed Angle, Screwed Body and disc: The body and disc are made of Crane Special Brass, a strong, hard, leaded Cross Section tin bronze. No. 362 E, Globe 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 Valves with Female Union Outlet the stem materially lengthens the life of both the stem and the bonnet. In addition to making a sturdy, tight joint, the union bonnet construction facili tates 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. Complece instructions for regrinding are furnished with each valve. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is unusually deep and is filled with high grade packing. It is equipped with a gland. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. With Male Inlet No. 1834 Globe No. 1835 Angle Male end is one pipe size larger than female union end. With Female Inlet No. 1836 Globe No. 1837 Angle Both ends are the same size. Valves with union end: All parts, except the bodies, of the union end valves illus trated at the left are interchangeable with the corresponding parts of the No. 362 E Globe and No. 364 E Angle Valves shovn above. Prices and dimensions are included in the table below. List Prices and Dimensions 1 v%* % !i V y21 VSize Female End Valves % Inches Male Inlet Valves | V x 1XV No. 362 E or No. 364 E No. 1834 or No. 1835 Each) 4.80 Each! 15.60 7.00 111.00 13.80 8.80 17.30 1 lVxl U/4 1 uv*iyi IV 2x IV 1i 2_ 2Vx2 1 |11.80 14.80 20.00 i 31.00 122.00 29.00 43.00 | 55.00 No. 1836 or No 1837 Each! 9.60 No. 362 E | 2 Dimensions in End to end No. 1834 No. 1836 Center to end. No. 364 E Center to male end. No. 1835 ^ . . No. 1835 | ! 2>7is 1 1 Vis i Inches No. 1837 Center to female end. No. 1837 Globe Angle Diameter of wheel !| 11 5/l 6 1 |4 11 37, m 10.20 ! 12.00 15.30 127,6 21 Vs 2>Vs 4% 1 413/is ! 5V 1 13% 3,3/is IV. ! 12 Vis iy 2% i 1 4V IV 2% 1 12Vs 2Vs 2V '2V,s 1lVs 14V I43/g 2Vs l3/s 5 47 ! 1 1 1 23/4 IV 6V 6 2 V 27, s 3 Vs 20.00 3V 6V 47s U/4 3 3V 3V l3/4 67 67 3Vg Z7.00 | 40.00 | 52.00 4 Vs 6% 57 2Vs 3Vs 37. s 37,s 27,6 7% 77 ! 145/s 5V i I77,6 9'/l6_ I67,6 79/, 6 1 127,6 2Vs . 1 13" 7,6 !! 4 1 I 14 47_ 41' ,6 4* ,6, !! 27,6 8V ' i l2oV'i,. 1 18 V 10V, 4V,s 1 434 ' 6--' Cab Hose Valves page 38 A.A.R. Valves pages 36 to 38 Valves for Marine Service page 3t CRANE 300-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc 03 WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam, 550 F. Cold water, Oil, or Gas, Non-shock Screwed -- 2-inch and smaller -- 1000 pounds 2 x/i and 3-inch -- 600 pounds Flanged -- All sizes -- 500 pounds t382 P. Globe Screwed No. 384 P, Angle Screwed HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES Screwed -- 2-inch and smaller -- 1500 pounds 2Yi and 3-inch -- 900 pounds Flanged -- All sizes -- 900 pounds Air Tested FEATURES Surface Hardened Stainless Steel Seating Surfaces Plug Type Disc -- Renewable Body Seat Ring Cross Section F383 P, Globe No. 38S P, Angle p Flanged Flanged Union or Bolted Bonnet No. 382 P Globe List Prices, Each Inches | % \ % 1 % 1 3/4 1 l ! I1/* ! 1% : 2 1 2% i 3 1^82 P or No. 384 P, Screwed Q83 P or No. 385 P, Flanged, F. & D. 1 7.20| 7.80| 9.60|13.30118.40|24.00131.40148.001 81.501126.00 1 1 1 | 137.00152.00169.00198.00! 145.00|220.00 ce recommendations: These valves are recended for exceptionally severe service, such as throttling, and for soot blower, blow-off, boiler drip, and drain lines. The body is strong and durable; it is made of e Special Brass, a high grade leaded tin bronze. and seat: The valves have a plug type disc eat especially designed for rigorous service. The seating surface is not easily damaged by foreign er or by wiredrawing, and the tapered disc perclose regulation of flow when throttling. the disc and seat are Crane Hardened Stainless 1, the surface of the seating area having a hard er 500 Brinell. The design of the disc and seat bined with the natural resistance of stainless , 1 to corrosion and the excellent resistance offered Ithe high hardness to erosion, galling, and scoring, uce a truly superior seat. et construction: Sizes 2-inch and smaller a union bonnet as shown at the top of the page; 2Yi and 3-inch sizes have a bolted bonnet, inside screw, as illus trated at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, yet either can be easily dismantled and reassem bled without injuring the valve. Stuffing box; repacking: The stuffing box is unusually deep; it is equipped with a gland 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 MSS 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2IQ46). They are plain faced, with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices 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 451- ?G---- 1*--G---------H tarrcrr'CT fy/'/wnww^ + lirewilWTwl--t r--G--i xZj" 1 --D4 Templates for drilling............page 438 Valves for Marine Service . page 384 Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 V* % % % 1 1 1% 1 1% 2 2% 3 A 1IV* 2% 215/i 3% 4% |43/4 1 5% I 6% 7% 1 8% B 1 1% IV* 1% 1% 2V.S 1 2% ! 2% i 33/l6 334 ! 4 V* c1 5% 16% 17V* 1 8 9 ! lOVis D| 3V* 13% 1 4 i 4S/l6 434 i SVis E-Open 14% 4% 5V 6% 7 8 1 9Vs [ 10%. ll'/zl 133/g F-Open 14% 4% 5 6% 6% 734 1 834 1 10 10% I 12% G |2%. 2%. 2% 3>/i 3% 4 Vi 6 ! 434 | 6 ! 7 ! 8 H || 4% 5V* i 6% 1 6% 1 7% ! 8V4 J 11 19/32 1 54 lu/ii % 13/,6l 29/32 36 CRANE 300-Pound--Inside Screw Type A. A. R. Brass Globe and Angle Valves WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam TEST PRESSURE 800 pounds hydrostatic FEMALE INLET FEMALE UNION OUTLET Cross Section No. 376 P, Globe 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 Globe, Screwed Angle, Screwed With Plug Tvpe Disc No. 1870 P No. 1871 P With Ball Type Disc No. 1870 E No. 1871 E Association of American Railroads: These valves conform to the recom ) mended practice of the Association of American Railroads (A.A.R.) for jooPound Globe and Angle Valves for Steam Locomotives. Partial Section Interchangeability: Except for the Showing Ball Type Disc and Seat (No. 376 E) body and the type of seat and disc, the valves are identical. In addition, all parts except the stem, packing nut, gland, and bonnet are interchangeable with corresponding parts of the O.S. & Y. Valves shown on the opposite page. Materials: The body, union ring, and tail-piece are made of Crane Special Brass. The bonnet is a special wearresisting bronze. The disc is Monel in sizes T^Anch and smaller and Crane Nickel Alloy in larger sizes. The plug tvpe seat ring in all sizes and the ball type seat ring in sizes J 2-inch and smaller are Exelloy; %-inch and larger ball type seat rings are Crane Nickel Alloy. MALE INLET FEMALE UNION OUTLET u 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 Tvpe Disc No. 1874 E No. 1875 E Size List Prices and Dimensions ; Female End Valves | Vs % ! Vi 1 3/4 | 1 ! 1 Vi , 1 Vi 2 1 2 Vi i Inches! Maje Inlet Valves j % X >/4 1 Vi X % 3/4 X `A 1x3/4 | lVi x 1! 1 Vi * lVs !2 x lVi !2Vi x 21 3 x 21/2 j 3_ __ No. 376 P or 377 P Each i 7.60 8.20 ! 10.10 I 14.00 | 19.40 | 25.30 33.00 50.60 I 1. Plug No. 1870 P or 1871 P Each! 11.20 12.40 I 15.20 | 19.70 | 26.00 | 33.20 1 42.30 67.50 | I. Type No. 1874 P or 1875 P Each 1 12.00 13.30 | 17.20 1 22.60 1 31.20 I 39.10 | 49.50 84.50 I 1-- No. 376 E or 377 E Each! 7.20 7.80 I 9.60 ! 13.30 1 18.40 ! 24.00 1 31.40 48.00 | 73.00 ! 112..'O Ball No. 1870 E or 1871 E Each! 10.80 12.00 ! 14.70 19.00 I 25.00 1 31.90 40.70 64.90 i 107.00 ! _ Type No. 1874 E or 1875 E Each! 11.60 12.90 16.70 1 21.90 1 30.20 ! 37.80 47.90 81.90 i 140.50 I End to end, Globe 1 25/16 2 Vi 2 Vs ! 37,6 1 4Vs ! 43/4 : 51/4 1 f>3/g , 73/g | 8 3/s __ Center to end. Angle j 17j2 l Vi ; 17/i6 i l2S/32 1 2V,6 ! 23/g i 2*/g 1 33/,g I 31 Vl6 1 43/i 6_ ) Dimen- sions in Union End Inches Valves Center to female end | lS/32 Center to male end | l31/32 Center to union end j 2 Vs l'/4 ! l7/l6 1 lZS/32 1 2 Vi 6 1 2Vi6 1 2/i ! 31/32 ! 3s/l6 ' 25/,g i 2>/2 ' 3i/g 1 3/l6 1 23/g 3*/s 4 Vs i 2*/g ! 33/,g ! i 4i/g 411/i 1 4li/i6 57,6 1 3`Vi6 1 53/,g 1 51 S/,g 1 __ Center to top of wheel, open 1 4% 4% S/,6 1 6V, s 77,6 1 83/g ' 91/4 ; 105/s ! 12V, 6 ' 143,16. Diameter of wheel 1 2 Vi 23/4 3Vi6 ! 35/* 1 4 V,6 1 43/4 ! 53/g 1 6 | 7 ! 8 _ Cab Hose Valves_____ page 38 List prices of A.A.R. Valve parts---------page 38 CRANE 37 300-Pound--Outside Screw and Yoke ) A. A. R. Brass Globe and Angle Valves WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam TEST PRESSURE 800 pounds hydrostatic female inlet ^LE UNION OUTLET Screwed Angle, Screwed With Plug Type Disc ItNo. 1890 P No. 1891 P With Ball Type Disc No. 1890 E No. 1891 E Globe, Screwed Angle, Screwed With Plug Type Disc No. 396 P No. 397 P W'ith Ball Type Disc No. 396 E No. 397 E Cross Section No. 396 P, Globe Plug Type Disc MALE INLET Association of American Railroads : \LE UNION OUTLET These valves conform to the recom Male end is one pipe size larger than mended practice of the Association of American Railroads (A.A.R.) for 300Pound Globe and Angle Valves for ) the female union end. Steam Locomotives. Interchangeability: Except for the body and the type of seat and disc, the valves are identical. In addition, all Partial Section Showing Ball Type Disc and Seat of the parts except the stem, gland nut, (No. 3% E) gland, and yoke bonnet are inter changeable with the corresponding parts of the Inside Screw Type Valves described and listed on the opposite page. ultibe. Screwed Angle, Screwed With Plug Type Disc No. 1894 P No. 1895 P With Ball Type Disc No. 1894 E No. 1895 E Materials: Crane Special Brass is used for the body, union ring, and tail-piece. The yoke bonnet is Crane Cast Man ganese Bronze, and the stem is Crane 18-8 Mo ChromeNickel Alloy. Seat and disc materials are the same as for the Inside Screw Valves shown on page 36. List Prices and Dimensions Stem End for iversal Joint Inside Screw andO.S.& Y. Valves can be furnished at no extra Size Plug Type Ball Type Inches Female End Valves Vz i 74 Male Inlet Valves V* * Vj |1x3/4 No. 3% P or 397 P Each 19.40 | 23.30 No. 1890 P or 1891 P Each 24.50 | 29.00 No. 1894 P or 1895 P Each 26.50 | 31.90 No. 396 E or 397 E No. 1890 E or 1891 E Each 18.90 | 22.60 Each 24.00 1 28.30 No. 1894 E or 1895 E Each 26.00 | 31.20 End to end, Globe 27s 1 3/,6 1 174X1 28.80 35.40 40.60 27.80 34.40 39.60 4 Vi 1 Vi 1 172 1 2 11/2X 17412x 172121/2X2 35.20 j 44.00 i 78.80 43.10 49.00 33.90 1 53.30 | 95.70 | 60.50 | 112.70 ! 42.40 | 76.20 41.80 I 51.70 1 93.00 47.70 ! 58.90 i 110.00 434 1 574 1 63/, charge with Center to end. Angle 17,8 1 i27>2 27,6 23/, 1 2*/, | 33/,6 the stem end tor a Univer- Dimen- Union Center to female end 17,6 1 12732 27,6 sions End Center to male end 17,6 1 31/32 37,6 23/, 1 27, 1 33/,6 37s 1 47, 1 41/,6 ' ' connection; Inches Valves Center to union end 2 Vi 1 3 V, 37,6 47, 1 411/16 1 57, 6 ''ions follow AAR Center to top of wheel. open 57,6 1517,6 67,s 71/2 1 87,6 1 10 ) Immended Practice. Diameter of wheel 37,6 i 3% 47,6 43/4 I 53/, ! 6 Cab Hose Valves. . . page 38 List prices of A. A. R. Valve parts. . . page 38 38 CRANE List Prices of Valve Parts For 300-Pound A.A.R. Brass Globe and Angle Valves Inside Screw and O. S. & Y. Types Through the application of uniform dimensions and tolerances, a wide degree of interchangeability of parts is maintained among the A.A.R. Brass 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: Sizes i }^-inch and smaller have a hexagon bonnet ring; larger sizes have a round spanner-type ring. and M-inch O.S. & Y. Valves have an integrally cast union ring and yoke bonnet Disc construction: Valves J^-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 z, 2^, and 3-inch, the disc has a bottom pin guide which operates through a bridge in the body seat ring. List Prices, Each Size of Valve Inches Vs V* i Vz I Vs 1 Vs I IV2 2 Vz VsxVs 1VzX3/g VsxVz lx3/s 11 Vsxl 11 y2xl `/s i 2x1 Vi 12 Vzx2 ! 3x2 Vi I Wheel Nut Wheel Union Bonnet Ring .05 .05 .05 .06 .06 .09 .09 .14 .14 .27 .24 .24 .30 .33 .48 .50 .79 1.82 2.12 2.21 .52 .52 *.79 1.07 1.81 2.07 2.71 4.23 5.98 9.34 Disc Stem Ring | None Used .551 .64| .73 | .92 1.12 2.07| 2.44 For Disc Ball*Type Inside Screw ! SPun on Stem 2.28 3.28 1.95 2.% Type Valves BodyS.,Ri,,8 jfTg> and 1.65 1.65 1.84 2.50 4.90 1.45 1.45 1.60 2.00 4.01 Outside Screw fBody, 1 Female Inlet and Outlet 1.74 2.45 and Yoke Globe Female Inlet, Union Outlet 4.76 5.66 Valves or Angle 1 Male Inlet, Union Outlet 5.72 6.74 2.97 4.41 5.43 6.96 8.67 10.35 9.36 12.15 16.59 3.96 3.62 5.35 4.13 8.65 13.95 21.03 5.62 8.47 5.10 7.69 10.58 14.44 6.81 8.40 5.41 6.06 7.60 11.41 11.50 21.46 34.72 58.91 17.38 33.09 59.63 26.02 53.49 99.83 Union Ring Female Tail-Piece Brazing Tail-Piece Packing .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 2.03 2.15 2.15 .38 2.43 2.85 2.85 .44 4.04 4.61 4.61 .59 7.09 8.80 8.80 .70 1.33 For Inside Screw Type Valves Only Stem With Plug Type Disc With Ball Type Disc Stem Only Packing Nut Gland Bonnet 2.75 2.75 2.47 2.47 .26 .26 .10 .10 1.61 1.61 3.49 3.17 .40 .18 1.88 2.02 .70 .25 2.39 2.71 .76 .28 2.61 3.08 1.64 .33 3.58 3.72 1.74 .39 4.87 5.29 6.83 9.* 1.92 2.42 3.# .63 2.92 3.# 6.65 11.52 16.75 For Stem With Plug Type Disc With Ball Type Disc Outside Screw and Yoke Valves Only Stem Only Gland Nut Gland Yoke Bonnet 8.58 8.22 7.39 1.56 1.60 1.43 1.43 16.34 J7.18 9.45 1.66 1.55 4.99 10.85 1.94 1.69 6.03 12.50 22.09 2.20 5.64 2.02 3.50 7.20 17.10 Not used on O.S. Si Y. Valves in lA and %-inch sizes. . fPrices are for bodies only and do not include body seat rings, union rings, nor tail-pieces. ^Includes the union ring which is cast integral with the yoke bonnet in A and %-inch sizes. Cab Hose Valves Female Inlet--Hose End Outlet No. 1878 P Plug Type Disc AllpartsoftheNo. i878PCabHose Valve except the body are A.A.R. design and are interchangeable with the corresponding parts of A.A.R. Plug Type Disc Inside Screw Valves shown on page 3b. Wrenches for removing body seat rings . . . .page 139 A.A.R. Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings . . page 150 Size List Prices and Dimensions Inches % female x Vi hose y2 fciia* x Vi hog No. 1878 P Each 9.00 ll.ljg Center to female end Center to hose end Center to top, open Diameter of wheel Inches Inches Inches | Inches I 1V4 2 Vs 4% 23/ Pisi TU 5'isS % A.A.R. Unions and Union Fittings........ pages 180 to& 600-Pound Steel Valves for Locomotive Service. pag* ^ CRANE 39 300-Pound Brass Globe and Angle Valves ) Outside Screw and Yoke--Bolted Bonnet WORKING PRESSURES 300 p" mds steam, 550 F. Linds told water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 900 pounds hydrostatic Seat is Air Tested FEATURES Surface Hardened Stainless Steel Seating Surfaces Plug Type Disc and Renewable Body Seat Ring Bolted Bonnet . 87 P , i 'l .r . J No. 87V4 P Angle, Flanged SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS These valves are recommended for throttling, soot blower lines, and other exceptionally severe services. They are unusually heavy and rugged. Cross Section No. 87 P, Globe id bonnet: The body and bonnet are List Prices, and Dimensions, in Inches ecml Brass, a high grade leaded tin bronze. Size Inches; 1 Vi 2 2 V2 3 ) : seat: The plug type disc and seat are de rigorous service. The wide seating surface ily ruined by foreign matter or wiredrawing, pred disc permits close regulation of flow i?ttling. Made of Crane Hardened Stainless ' the surface of the seating area having a f 500 Brinell, the disc and seat offer high to corrosion, erosion, galling, and scoring. Flanged, No. 87 P Each 187.00 115.00 155.00;228.00 F. & D. No. 87 Vi P Each!87.00 115.00 155.00 Face to face. Globe 17 8 8 ioy,6 Center to face. Angle Center to top of stem, open | Globe j Angle 1 3% J 9% ; 8% 4% 10V4 9V4 4V4 11% 10% SVts 13 12 Diameter of wheel 16 7 8 9 Diameter of flanges ! 6% 6 V2 7 Vi 8/ Thickness of flanges ; Il/i6 V* 13/ts 29/32 ction: The bolted bonnet provides liberal , at the bonnet joint. The outside stem re particularly well suited for services where ; oI the fluid might affect inside threads. ^box; repacking: The stuffing box is deep Ed w ith high grade packing. It is equipped llted gland. The valves, when wide open, lacked w hile under pressure. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard (\'o. SP-2-1Q46). They are plain faced, with two Vshaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices 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 452. Templates for drilling. . . page 438 Values for Marine Service.. . .page 384 OO 00 r-i ) ay machinery builders use Crane quality ves and fittings as standard equipment. Crane products assure uninterrupted service in the piping system of an automotive plant. 40 CRANE 2000-Pound Hydraulic Brass Globe and Angle Valves Union Bonnet WORKING PRESSURE 2000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 3000 pounds hydrostatic FEATURES Union Bonnet Crane Special Brass Body and Disc ' Cross Section No. 232 H, Globe 45 Seat Globe, Screwed Angle, Screwed No. 232 H-- 45 Seat --No. 232 H No. 233 H--Plug Type Disc--No. 233 H Cross Section No. 233 H, Globe Plug Type Disc On orders, specify the catalog number and whether globe or angle type is wanted. Size Globe or Angle List Prices, Each Inches ) % No. 232 H, With 45 Seat | 13.00 No. 233 H, With Plug Type Disc | 13.00 Vz 15.00 15.00 3A 19.00 19.00 1 24.00 24.00 ivi 9 33.00 1 33.00 9 No. 232 H Valves; 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 highpressure hydraulic lines that are not subject to shock and on high-pressure gas lines. All sizes of the No. 232 H Globe and Angle Valves have the disc stem ring construction illustrated in the cross section at the left. No. 233 H Valves; 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 sur faces have excellent resistance to wiredrawing and to foreign matter, and the tapered disc permits easy regulation of flow. The 1 VC-inch size valves have the disc stem ring co struction shown in the cross section at the smaller sizes have the disc cast integral with the see Rugged construction: Both types of valves well proportioned throughout and are unusua heavy. Bodies and discs are cast of Crane SpeclJ Brass, a leaded tin bronze having high strength , hardness and offering liberal resistance to wear, union bonnet joint is strong and serviceable; it ho a tight joint readily, and it facilitates regrinding-j Seat opening: The diameter of the seat opening the valves is slightly larger than the inside diaine* of Double Extra Strong Pipe. Repacking: These valves, when wide open. an] repacked while under pressure. I------ E Size A B P n E No. 232 H No. 233 H No. 232 H No. 233 H Dimensions, in Inches i 3/g I Vz 3/4 1 2I3/is ! 2>3/l6 1 l3/s 1 1% 6ys 1 6Vi 1 6% , 1 63/4 i 53/4 : 534 1 6 Vi 1 & Vi ! 3% ! 3Vi 37/is l3/4 63/4 7 6% 6Vz 4V4 1 4 2V, 8 Vi 8% 7 Vi 734 4% 1 lVt 1 4i Vi 6 1 2% 9% 1 9Vi 9% 83/4 ;5 CRANE 2500-Pound Hydraulic Brass Globe Valves Bolted Bonnet WORKING PRESSURE 2500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 3750 pounds hydrostatic FEATURES Bolted Bonnet Crane Special Brass Body Crane Special Brass Plug Type Disc 41 . 236 H Screwed lvpe Disc Service recommendations: Recom mended for severe and extremely highpressure hydraulic service on lines not subject to shock, and on high-pressure gas lines. Exceptionally rugged construction: jo H Valves have very heavy metal sections; their bolted et provides a sturdy, rugged construction. Crane Special 1 used for the body and disc, is a leaded tin bronze, having Irength and hardness and offering liberal resistance to wear. Cross Section No. 236 H [type disc and seat: The plug type disc and re unusually resistant to wiredrawing and matter. The wide 'tapered seating surface pts easy flow regulation when throttling. -stem connection: On i-inch valves, the disc .m are cast integral; i34 and ip^-inch sizes U'--. disc and stem cast separately and fastened ther with two disc pins as shown in the cross on; on the 2-inch size, the two parts are cast lately and fastened together with a disc stem ring. ile or wheel: i and i J^-inch valves have lever Bes as illustrated; larger sizes have wheels. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches! 1 i iy 1 1V2 1 2 No. 236 H Eachj 40.00|54.00171.00|94.00 End to end Center to top, open Inches | 41/2 14i S/,6 | 5V2 1 6% Inches 1 8i/s i 9 : lOVs ! IU/2 Center to end of handle Inches | 5 i 53/4 1 1 Diameter of wheel Inches | 1 1 8 ; 9 Seat opening: The diameter of the seat opening in these valves is slightly larger than the inside diameter of Double Extra Strong Pipe. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Closing a Valve! fhen a valve starts to leak, don't try to lake it tight by brute force. And never put ench on the wheel for extra leverage; th. chances are that won't stop the leak, and y'ou may break the wheel or the stem. Instead, bring the disc to its seat gently, back it off a turn, and repeat this opera tion two or three times. A piece of dirt or scale has probably lodged on the seat, k and this action may flush it away. If the leak persists, take the valve apart and clean and inspect it. f: he seat and disc are cut, they will have Co 'c refinished or replaced. Valve reseating i tools are available, and new parts can be [secured through your Crane Branch. For Higher Pressures Use Crane Steel Valves 3000-Pound W.O.G. No. 222 X Globe 600-Pound No. 3644 W Globe Forged Steel When globe and angle valves are required for hyd raulic pressu res high er than 2500 pounds or for high pressure-temperature lines, use Crane Steel Valves. They are made in an unusually wide range of sizes and 6000-Pound Hyd. types and for all serv- No.225 H Globe lce conditions; see Forged Steel pages 213 to 246. 42 ) CRANE Brass Check and Foot Valves Names of Parts..................................................................................... page44 Lift Check Valves ioo-Pound ............................................................................. page 45 125-Pound.................................................................................... page4j 150-Pound.................................................................................... page47 200-Pound................................................................. pages 48 to 50 300-Pound.................................................................................... page51 2000-Pound Hydraulic ...................................................... page 52 2500-Pound Hydraulic.............................................................. page52 Vertical Lift Check Valves ioo-Pound.....................................................................................page45 Swing Check Valves 125-Pound.....................................................................................page46 200-Pound...............................................................pages 48 and 50 300-Pound.................................................................................... page51 Brass Foot Valves................................................................................ page46 Crane Brass Check and Foot Valves, like other Crane products, are characterized by quality. The line is complete and includes a valve for every commercial re quirement. Designs are carefully developed based on an accurate knowledge of valve use, and are practical and serviceable. Other types of brass valves, supplementing the check and foot valves indexed above, are shown on the follow ing pages: Brass Gate Valves.............................................. pages 13 to 21 Brass Globe and Angle Valves........................pages 23 to 41 Brass Hose Valves...........................................pages 60 and 61 Brass Lever-Operated Quick-Opening Valves.. pages 54 to 57 Brass Radiator Valves................................................... page 58 ********* The lists shown above do not include all Crane Brass Valves. Brass Valves that perform a special duty or those made for special services such as Float V'alves, 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 Check and Foot Valves Names of Parts 5 Horizontal Lift Check Valve With Brass Disc No. 20, page 45 Swing Check Valve With Brass Disc No. 34, page 46 ) Horizontal Lift Check Valve With Composition Disc No. 27, page 47 Swing Check Valve Regrinding Type No. 35, page 48 ) Horizontal Lift Check Valve With Metal Disc and Renewable Seat No. 218. page 49 Foot Valve With Strainer No. 33Vi, page 46 CRANE 100-Pound Brass Lift Check Valves 45 rith Composition Disc With Brass Disc Section No. 1246 No. 1246 Horizontal, Screwed WORKING PRESSURES No. 1246 Valves 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. Domestic Gas Service No. 1256 Valves 100 pounds saturated steam 150 pounds water, 200 F. 150 pounds oil or gas, 150 F. No. 1256 Horizontal, Screwed Cross Section No. 1256 1246, Horizontal Composition Disc 1256, Horizontal /ith Brass Disc List Prices and Dimensions Inches 1 `/s ! '/ 1 3/s '/z 3/4 List Prices Each 2.10 2.10 2.20 2.80 3.70 End to end Center to top List Prices Inches 1% Inches F/g Each F/, 2 2% 27 l'/g l'/a 1% i'A 2.05 2.60 | 3.40 End to end Inches 2 2% 2% Center to top Inches l'/s 1% 1V4 For extra composition discs for No. 1246 Valves, see page 140. l 4.90 3Vi 17 4.50 3'/4 lJ/4 l`/4 6.10 37/g F/g 5.70 37/g F/, IV4 8.40 4% 2>/g 7.50 4(4 2 Vi 2 12.50 5 2 Vi 11.00 5 2'A ice recommendations: This new line of 100Brass Lift Check Valves, well proportioned sturdily constructed, is particularly recom:ed for domestic water or gas lines, and for other ?g or equipment operated at low pressures. They ine wide utility with moderate cost. iction: No. 1246 Valves have a composition |No. . 25b Valves have a brass disc. Otherwise, vo valves are alike. In both valves, the seat is integral with the body. The valves have long hexagons on the body, which reinforce the openings and afford a good wrench grip. Composition disc: No. 1246 Valves are regularly furnished with a No. 12 Composition Disc, suitable for 150 pounds hot or cold water (maximum tem perature, 2oo F.) and for domestic gas service. When so ordered, the valves will be furnished with a No. 10 Disc suitable for 100 pounds saturated steam. 125-Pound Brass Lift Check Valves WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock oss Section No. 20 SS* jp, Horizontal (24, Vertical No. 20, Horizontal Screwed No. 24, Vertical Cross Section Screwed No. 24 List Prices and Dimensions Inches */s '/4 % Vt 3/4 1 1 F/ | l V2 2 21/z 3 List Prices Each 2.10 2.10 2.30 3.20 4.30 5.60 1 7.20 | 9.30 13.80 23.00 34.00 End to end Center to top List Prices Inches F/i* 1% F/s 2'/4 2/,6 37 13'Visl 4/4 5'/g 6Vlg 7'/is Inches F/1(f 17* 1% 1% F/g 1 27. I 2% 2'7, 37 37 Each 2.60 2.80 3.90 4.70 6.20 | 7.50 |10.30 15.20 24.00 36.00 End to end Largest diameter inches Inches l'7s F/4 27s 2*4 37,6 |3'7| 4'/s 4"/is 57 67s l'/s 1% Hi F/4 1 2>/s 1 27s 1 27/g 3% 47g S'/4 ee recommendations: Crane 125-Pound Brass FO- -'ck Valves are recommended for general serv- steam. water, oil, or gas lines. withstand operating strains and expansion and con traction of the pipe. Sizes 5^-inch and smaller have a ball disc (not illustrated). Btruction: The valves are heavier and more , than is usual with 125-Pound or "Standvalves. All parts are liberally proportioned, to Installation: The No. 24 Vertical Check Valves are designed to operate on upward flow only and should always be installed with the inlet end down. 46 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Swing Check Valves With Brass Disc With Leather Disc WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, non-shock These valves may be used either in a horizontal position, or in a vertical position for upward flow. No. 34*/2, Screwed Cross Section With Leather Disc No. 34*/2, Leather Disc Recommended for cold water only. Size No. 34, with Brass Disc No. 34Vi, with Leather Disc End to end Center to top List Prices and Dimensions Inches V* % *4 Vs 1 1 ll/s Each Each Inches Inches Use No. 35 Valve, page 48. 3.80 5.00 1% 1% 4.30 5.60 2 Vi l/is 4.90 6.50 2'i/is l13/is 6.50 8.50 3Vis 2 Vis | 8.00 10.40 311/18 2/is 1V4 9.70 12.60 41/4 2*Vl6 2 14.70 18.00 51/s 31/4 2Vi 24.00 6'/l6 3% 3 36.00 7Vs 4 Vi Service recommendations: The No. 34 Brass Disc Valves are recommended for service on steam or water lines; the No. 34^ Leather Disc Valves are recommended for cold water lines only. Construction: The valves are heavier and more rugged than is usual with "Standard" or 125-Pound Valves. All parts are liberally proportioned to with stand normal operating strains. Except for the disc . construction, the valves are identical. On sizes up to 2-inch, the disc is integral with the hinge as showm in the cross sections; on 2*4 and 3-inch brass disc valves, the disc swivels on the hinge. All sizes have a disc stop, preventing the disc from, sticking in the open position. For Solder-Joint Brass Swing Check Valves, see page 402, Brass Foot Valves With Strainer WORKING PRESSURE 200 pounds cold water, non-shock Cross Section No. 33Vi List Prices and Dimensions No. 331/2 Screwed Size Inches | 1/2 1 Vs ,1 1 1 1 Vi ! 1V2 1 2 i1 21/2 | 3_ No. 331/2, Screwed End to end Size of pipe that valve will pass through Each | 3.30 1 3.90 j 4.70 I 5.80 Inches | 2% 1 2*3/18 1 3% 1 43/4 Inches | 1 1 11/4 1 IV2 1 2 | 7.70 | 10.60 23.60 | 30.00 1 57l6 1 63/* 1 8Vi 1 93i6, 1 21/2 1 3 |1 31/2 | 4 _ Service recommendations: These valves are rec ommended for use on water suction lines. Construction: Made entirely of brass, the valves are designed to slip through Standard Wrought Pipe, two pipe sizes larger than the nominal valve sis* The disc is accurately guided at the top and botton to assure square seating The strainer is performed sheet brass with liberal area. CRANE 150-Pound Brass Lift Check Valves 47 With No. 1 Granite Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock FEATURES No. i Cramte Composition Disc Suitable for .Vlany Fluids--Quick to Repair Union or Bolted Cap . No. 27 Horizontal Serened Size No. 27, Horizontal Dimensions, in Inches A B Cross Section No. 27 Horizontal List Prices and Dimensions Inches,1 V4 I 3/s V2 1 34 1 1 1*4 l'/2 2 2V4 3 Each13.0013.40i 4.10 |S.70 8.00| U.SO114.70|22.00 42.00 60.00 1 2 12s/i8|2u/is 133/is 334 1 4'4 434 534 634 8 1 1% 1 V/2 1 134 1 2 24 1 2% 3 3 V2 3Vz 37/s For list prices of Composition Discs, see page 140. ice recommendations: These valves are recomed for a wide range of service when equipped the proper disc. They will give excellent results earn, hot water, cold water, oil, air, or gas lines, are especially suited for use where discs must ewed easily and quickly. k repairs: A leak can be quickly repaired by cing the disc holder with an extra complete holder and disc. A new disc can be placed in riginal holder at the convenience of the engineer, should keep on hand a supply of extra disc rs and discs for this purpose. ed construction: All parts are strong and ed. assuring a high factor of safety. Cap joint: Sizes z-inch and smaller have a union cap as shown on the illustra- tions at the top of the page; i]/2 and 3-inch valves have a compact bolted cap as illus trated at the right. Both types provide a strong, tight joint, and can be easily dis mantled for cleaning or for replacement of disc. Discs: Unless otherwise ordered, these valves are furnished with a No. i Cranite Disc suitable for steam, or for hot water from zoo to 300 F. When ordered for hot water up to zoo F., cold water, air, gas, gasoline, or oil, they are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. For discs, see page 140. With Metal Ball Disc WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches 1 Vi 1 3/4 1 1 No. 31, Horizontal Each | 4.50 | 6.20 | 8.60 A Inches | 21 Vi6 1 33/is 1 33/4 B Inches | llVl6 1 l,S/,6 1 2'4 I 1*4 | 13.00 1 414 1 2V16 Cross Section No. 31 Horizontal ice recommendations: No. 31 are sturdy litt check valves recommended for use on , water, oil, or gas lines. They have a metal disc. Smaller sizes: When sizes smaller than j^-inch are required, the No. zo Horizontal Lift Check Valves described and illustrated on page 45 are recommend ed ; they have a ball disc. 48 CRANE 200-Pound Brass Check Valves Regrinding Swing Check Cross Section No. 35 Horizontal Swing WORKING PRESSURES Screwed Valves 200 pounds steam, 500 F. 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Flanged Valves 150 pounds steam, 500 F. 225 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURES Screwed Valves 600 pounds hydrostatic Flanged Valves 450 pounds hydrostatic Cross Section No. 72 Horizontal Lif'r No. 35 Horizontal Swing Screwed No. 35Vi Horizontal Swing Flanged Horizontal Swing Check Valve* may alto be used in a vertical position for upward How. No. 72 Horizontal Lit'. Screwed Size No. 35, Swing, Screwed No, 35Vi, Swing, Flanged, F. & D. No. 72, Lift, Screwed List Prices, Each Inches | Vi % Vi Vi | 4.90 4.90 5.20 6.30 1 | 2.50 3.10 4.00 5.40 1 w* 8.00 10.00 21.50 27.00 7.70 1 10.00 1 Vi 12.70 35.00 13.40 2 18.40 54.00 20.50 2Vi 28.50 81.00 35.00 3 46.00 107.00 51.00 Service recommendations: These are ruggedly constructed valves, made of high quality materials. They are recommended for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Body: The body is made of Crane Special Brass, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. Regrinding: All check valves shown on this page may be reground without removing the body from the line. By removing the stop plug on the swing check valves, a screw driver can be engaged with the slot in the disc spud, making it easy to rotate the dis when regrinding. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to h< MSS i 50-Pound SP Bronze Flange Stand ;rc (No. SP-2-iq46). They are plain faced, with tw V-shaped concentric grooves between the port anc the bolt holes. Prices include drilling to the MSS 150-Poundf Standard; no deduction is made if valves are or-? dered faced only. Full face gaskets should be used; see page 452. IWjSJC J. I--------- A----------i No. 35 or 35 Vi Size No. 35 No. 35V2 No. 72 B C A C D E F G Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vi % 1 Vi 3A 1 1 Wi 1 Vi 2 1 2 Vi 1 3 1 2 23/i6 1 2 Vi 1 l5/l6 1 l*/is 1 l7/, ||| I|| j1 |I H"/is 1'Msi 2`A ! 'Ms l`/s 1 l3/is 2 Vi I'Ms 2Vi 17/]S 3 Vi |313/l6 4'/i 2 I 2V4 5 ! 5% 2 i 2% 4 Vi 4% 2>Vl6 6Vg 2* Ms 5 CM Vb Ms 3*/i6 3% 4Vi m 2 2Vi SMs 1 6 1 7 33/is 1 33/i 1 4Ms 7Vb 1 8Vi 1 9i/8 33/is 1 33/4 1 4Ms 6 1 7 ! 7i/2 Vi 1 Ms ! % 5V4 1 6Ms 1 7Vi 3*/is 1 3M 1 4Ms Template* for drilling pvge 438 Valve* for Marine Service . page 384 | CRANE 200-Pound Brass Lift Check Valves 49 With Crane Nickel Alloy Disc With No. 4 Cranite Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES 200 pounds steam, *500 F. 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Maximum temperature rating with No. 4 Cranite Disc is 450 r. Cross Section No. 218 Horizontal Lift TEST PRESSURE 600 pounds hydrostatic FEATURES Crane Nickel Alloy or No. 4 Cranite Composition Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Seat Union Cap Cross Section No. 218 C Horizontal Lift No. 218 Horizontal Lift Screwed No. 218 C Horizontal Lift Screwed . [l8. With Nickel Alloy Disc tl8 C. With Composition Disc , List Prices, Each Inches | *4 1 % 1 '/z 1 K 1 1 I IV* 1 i`/z ! 2 I 5.50 j 6.80 | 7.80 | 9.40 I 11.00 1 15.30 | 19.50 | 29.00 | 4.80 1 6.00 I 6.80 | 8.20 | 9.80 | 14.00 | 18.00 I 26.00 For list prices of Composition Discs, see page 140. je Nickel Alloy disc valves: The No. 218 * 1 are recommended where operating conditions a high quality metal disc and seat. They are ale for severe service on steam, water, oil, or gas "The disc and seat are made of Crane Nickel a seating material that resists wear excep[lly well. 1position disc valves: The No. zi8C Valves h" utilized for a wide range of fluids when ftppt.J with the proper disc. They are especially able for installations where the discs must be dv and easily renewed. As in the No. 218, the Sis Crane Nickel Alloy. .alves are regularly equipped with a No. 4 lite Disc, suitable for high pressure steam up to 1F. or for hot water up to 420 F. Valves ordered for cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoline are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. On hot water under 300 pounds and 200 F., especially for frequent operation, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. 4. See page 140 for list prices and description of discs. Rugged construction: The valves are unusually strong and rugged. 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. The end to end dimensions are the same. Body and cap: The valves have a body made of Crane Special Brass, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. The union cap construction facilitates dis mantling and reassembling for cleaning and repair ing the valves. Size No. 218 !1 BA iA No. 218 C ; B Dimensions, in Inches 1 >4 % '/z 34 1 1*4 lVz 2 i2 2y,s 2llAe 3Vi8 33/4 4 >4 434 534 ! Is/l 1V2 l"/ie 2 2 V* 2*4 2 Vi 31/2 12 25/l6 2n/is 3Vis 3V4 414 434 534 1 1% I'/, i34 1 2 1 23/4 2V, 3 33/2 50 CRANE 200-Pound Brass Check Valves Bolted Cap Swing Check Lift Check WORKING PRESSURES Screwed Valves 200 pounds steam, 500 F. 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Flanged Valves 150 pounds steam, 500 F. 225 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Cross Section No. 4032, Horizontal Swing TEST PRESSURES Screwed Valves 600 pounds hydrostatic Flanged Valves 500 pounds hydrostatic Cross Section No. 4062, Horizontal Lift MfcMtMm.'-' The No. *032 and No. 4033 Swing Check Valve* may alto be used in a vertical position for upward flow. No. 4032, Screwed No. 4033, Flanged Horizontal Swing Size Swing Check Lift Check No. 4032, Screwed No. 4033, Flanged, F. & D. No. 4062, Screwed No. 4063, Flanged, F. & D. No. 4062, Screwed No. 4063, Flanged Horizontal Lift List Prices, Each Inches! lVz I 2 | 2Vi | 3 | 3Vz I 4 | 5 j 6 [ [ 57.00 | 74.00|100.00| | | i | | 69.00 JlOO.OOj130.00|211.00!254.001305.00[408.00 | Prices on application | 1 j | | Prices on application Service recommendations: The valves shown on this page are high quality bolted cap check valves. They are recommended for use on large pipe lines where brass valves are wanted. Strong and rugged, the valves are liberally propor tioned to withstand severe operating strains; their bolted cap construction makes an exceptionally tight, strong, and serviceable joint. Swing Check Valves: The No. 4032 and No. 4033 Swing Check Valves have a body, cap, and disc made of Crane Special Brass, 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. I Lift Check Valves: The No. 4062 and No. 4003; Horizontal Lift Check Valves have a Crane Special Brass body, cap, and disc. The body seat ring is also Crane Special Brass, a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze having good resistance to wear. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MhS! 150-Lb. SP Bronze Flange Standard (No. SP-2-iq4NThey 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 452. Size Swing Check Lift Check Flange dimensions End to end, No. 4032 Face to face, No. 4033 Center to top End to end, No. 4062 Face to face. No. 4063 Center to top Diameter of flanges Thickness of flanges Templates for drilling. . . page 438 Dimensions, in Inches 1 l'/2 2 1 2Vz 1 3 1 31/2 4 5 1 1 ! 1 Ss/ie I 5y* 1 33/g 15 1 7/l6 5% 1 63/g 1 7 Vi 7% 1 81/2 I 9>/s 33/4 1 4% 1 5 6 1 7V4 1 8I/4 6% 1 8 I 9Vg 3% 1 4s/g 1 5 6 1 7 1 71/z '/2 1 9/l6 1 % IOV4 111/4 6 6 Vi 103/g 51/8 81/2 I'/lS 11 53/4 9 n/is 12% 71/4 121/4 63/4 10 Vs Valve* for Marine Service . . . page 384 UVtJt S'i-f J! '4_' 73/sJ >L- 1 L CRANE 51 300-Pound Brass Check Valves i Sect n [Hori roni.j Swing Regrinding WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam, 550 F. Cold Water, Oil, or Gas, Non-Shock Screwed--2-inch and smaller--1000 pounds ---ix/i and 3-inch -- 600 pounds Flanged--All sizes -- 500 pounds HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES Screwed--2-inch and smaller--1500 pounds --2 Vo and 3-inch -- 900 pounds Flanged--All sizes -- 900 pounds Lift Check Cross Section No. 366 E, Horizontal Lilt The No. 74 E and the No. 75 E Swing Check Valvet may alto be uted in a vertical posi tion for upward flow. No. 75 E ving Horizontal Swing Flanged No. 366 E Horizontal Lift Screwed ng, Screwed_________ g, Flanged, F. fit D. Lift. Screwed List Prices, Each Inches 1 / | % ! V2 34 1 iy i m 1 2 2V2 | 6.00 |6.30 | 7.10 | 9.00 | 10.40 | 14.00 | 18.00 | 26.50 1 50.00 | 89.00 ! || | 1 31.00 | 43.00 | 64.00 | 89.00 [ 134.00 I 174.00 | 6.30 |6.90 | 8.00 | 10.20 | 11.70 | 15.60 | 20.50 j 29.00 [ 53.00 j 93.00 id No. 75 E: The No. 74 E and No. 7 5 E fruggedlv constructed swing check valves, 'Jed for severe service on steam, water, oil, The body and disc are Crane Special ong, hard, leaded tin bronze. ires mav be reground without removing the .the line. By removing the stop plug, a jser can be engaged with the disc-spud slot, [easy to rotate the disc when regrinding. These are horizontal lift check valves, JeJ for steam, water, oil, air, or gas, !iall\ lor service where pulsations in the o cause an ordinary check valve to hammer. The dashpot formed above the piston type disc effec tively cushions the disc. The body and disc are Crane Special Brass, a leaded tin bronze that resists wear exceptionally well. These valves can be reground without removing the body from the line. When so ordered, the valves can be equipped with a spring above the disc to keep the valve normally closed when used on air or gas; prices will be fur nished on application. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the MSS 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange Standard. (No. SP-21946). They are plain faced, with two V-shaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Prices 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 452. 75 E Size Swing Check No. 74 No. 75 E Lift L.neck--No. 366 E A C B C D E F G Dimensions, in Inches ! y I % 1 V4 34 | 1 i iy lVi 2 1 2 Vi 3 2*4 i 2*4 1 2% 37,6 ! 3% 1 4Vi 4*7,61 5*7,6 16*7,6 8 l5/is 1 17,6 11*7,6 2 Vi 1 27,6 12*7,6 37,6 1 3*7,6 i 47,6 57,6 1 5*7,6 i 67,6 77,6 1 8% 1 9Vi 107,6 1 1 27,6 ! 217,8 37,6 I 3*7,6 1 47,6 57,6 1 1 4% 1 sy* 6*/8 1 6>/2 1 7 Vi 8*4 ! 1*7,6 2 1 i I *4 1 *7,2 ! H `7,6 1 74 1 `7,6 3 7,2 2Vz 2*7,6 1 3 Vi ! 47,6 4% 1 574 678 8 l3/g W% 1 2 1 2% 2 Vi 1 3>/4 37, 4 Vi Ferrosteel Piston Type Disc Check Valves. . . page 39$ Templates for drilling page 438 Valves for Marine Service . page 384 52 CRANE Hydraulic Brass Lift Check Valves 2000 - Pound 2 500 - Pound WORKING PRESSURES 2000 pounds cold water, 2500 pounds cold water, Cross Section No. 234 H No. 234 H, Screwed Horizontal Lift No. 238 H, Screwed Horizontal Lift Size Horizontal, Screwed List Prices, Each Inches | % | Vi 1 3A 1 1 No. 234 H, 2000-Pound 1 12.00 I 13.00 | 16.00 j 21.00 No. 238 H, 2500-Pound 1 1 | | 36.00 Cross Section No. 238 H j 1% 31.00 40.00 S lVz I 2 j' 55.00 | 79.00 Service recommendations: Crane Hydraulic Brass Check Valves are recommended for severe high pressure hydraulic service on lines not subjected to shock, and for high pressure gas lines. 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, and thei No. 238 H have a bolted cap. 1 Materials: The body and disc of these valves are! made of Crane Special Brass, a strong, hard, leadeds tin bronze having excellent resistance to wear. f Seat opening: The diameter of the seat opening inf both the No. 234 H and the No. 238 H Valves i slightly larger than the inside diameter of Double* Extra Strong Pipe. | Ai M ' i ,1 B No. 234 H Size No. 234 H No. 238 H A B C D Dimensions, in Inches 1 3/s 1 Vi 3/4 1 I 213/is l 2iy,, 3Vis 4 ! 2% ! 2% 3V4 3% 11 11 4 Vi 3% I iy4 ! 1 41 Vis 1 1 4V,s 1 1 415/16 ! 1 41/g 1 lVi 51/2 4s/g 2 6% 5% No. 238 H For Higher Pressures and Temperatures Use Crane Steel Valves Forged Steel 600-Pound No. 3674 X Horizontal Lift (Page 249) Forged Steel 6000-Pound Hyd. No. 227 H Horizontal Lift (Page 254) Supplementing the Crane line of brass 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 brass 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 248 and 249 Marine................... page 385 Cast Steel Check Valves Swing..........pages 250 to 254 Vertical.................. page 249 Marine................... page 385 Cast Ste O00-Pu No. 3692 1 Vertical I (Page 2t Cast Steel 600-Pound No. 175 X . Horizontal S'O*1 (Page 253) CRANE 53 Quick-Opening, Radiator, and Hose Valves Hose Fittings, Racks, and Cabinets Quick-Opening Valves iz5-Pound Globe.......................................................... 125-Pound Gate........................................................ 15c-Pound Globe .................................................. page 54 page 56 page 55 Butterfly Valves.............,......................................................... page 57 Quick-Acting Throttle Valves............................................. page 57 Radiator Valves........................................................................ page 58 1 lose \ alves Hose Gate................................................................................page60 Underwriters' Pattern ...................................................page bo Chicago Hose............................................................... page 01 Angle Hose..................................................................... page bi Garden Hose.......................................................................... page61 Hose Goods Couplings and Clamps......................................................... page6z Nozzles, Pipes, and Fittings...............................................page63 Racks and Cabinets.............................................................. page64 Hose Threads for Hose Valves.....................................................page5Q ********** In addition to the Brass Valves indexed above, Crane also manu factures 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 115 Brass Chronometer Valves...................................................page 387 Brass Hose Gate Valves for Marine Service....................page 387 Dependable Crane Valves and Fittings serve many industries. A typical installation in a turpentine plant. 54 CRANE 12 5-Pound Brass Globe Valves Quick - Opening--Self- Closing Composition Disc WORKING PRESSURES No. 12 Vi Valves 125 pounds air or gas, 100 F. (125 pounds saturated steam With No. i Disc) No. 608 and No. 608'/2 Valves 125 pounds saturated steam Brass Disc c Unless ordered otherwise, No, 121/2 Valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc for air or gas. SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS No. 1 2^2 Valves are regularly recommended for air or gas up to ioo 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. 608Yi 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 Cross y cn No. 608li No. 6O8V2, Gl.) Screwed With Stuffing Size Composition Disc Brass Disc List Prices, Each No. 12y2 Inches 1 Vi ' 6.60 % 8.00 Vi 10.00 % 12.00 No. 608, without stuffing box 1 6.00 7.00 8.30 No, 608 Vi, with stuffing box | 6.50 7.50 9.30 For list prices of composition discs. see page 140. 1 14.00 10.80 12.00 l Vi 17.00 14.50 15.80 1V2 I i 23.50 ; j 18.00 263 20.00 2M 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 on the No. 11 ]A Valve is brass. The Nos. 121/2 and 608^ 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, oped the valve. When the lever is released, the spj above the disc automatically closes the vahe.i Operation of larger size Nos. 608 or 6o8}-2 V< used with whistles is facilitated when the puli right angles to the centerline of the whistle. Installation: These valves always should b| stalled with the pressure above the disc. An atir on the body indicates the direction of flow. Composition discs: Unless otherwise orderedj \^Vl Valves are furnished with a No. 6 Disc sui^ for air or gas service. Valves ordered for ste^m! ice will be furnished with a No. 1 Cranite Disc page 140 for discs. Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 Vi End to end of body Center to top of cap No. 12'/i Center of stem to end of lever, closed ! 2 Vi 1V,6 ! 33/g Center of port to bottom of lever, open 33/4 Nos. 608 or 608 y2 End to end of body Center of port to cap Center of stem to end of lever, closed _,, . .. Dcmci ui pure iu dulluiu ui lever, uptii No. 608 608V ; 1 ' 3/s 23/g 1% 334 3 34 l7/s 1 Vi 33/, 3 Vi 35/g '/i 3/4 23/4 3 Vi 11 Vl 6 2 43/,s 5/l6 5 Vi 5V? 23/l6 2% 1% U'/lS 37/g 53/s 43/4 43/4 5 Vi 53/g 1 1 m 11 2 3 3/4 i 41/4 23/is I 2 Vi 63/g ! 8 >/g A 215, S'i. 67/g :8n/is 1)1 3 3 Vi 1 3 Vi 4'n 2 I 2Vi 2% 63/g i 8 Vi Ajs. 6Vi ! 73/4 73/4 S' 00 S1 2_ it 1 4 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, 100 F. 150 pounds saturated steam (with No. i Disc) 55 3!obc Screwed Stuffing Box A therwise ordered, No. ! are furnished with a suitable for hot or ir, for light oils or gas` air and gas. Orders tify service conditions. SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS The No. j]A Valves are regularly equipped w ith a No. 6 Composition Disc suitable for zoo pounds hot water up to 200 F. and for 200 pounds of cold water, light oils, gasoline, air, and gas at atmospheric temperature (ioo F. maxi mum). They can also be furnished, when so ordered, with a No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc, making them suitable for 150 pounds saturated steam. Cross Section No. 7 Vi 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 heavy oil service can be furnished when desired; prices on application. List Prices, Each 1: Inches | Vi 1 Vs 1 1 \ iy ! 1V2 | 2 Screwed, with Composition Disc | 12.50 1 16.80 1 20.30 | 25.00 S 40.00 i 55.00 f5- For list prices of composition discs, see page 140 The valves are easily operated. A short lever lifts the disc off its seat, opening the len the lever is released, the spring above Jtomatically closes the valve. ^ The body, cap, cap ring, stem, and disc |e made of a good grade steam brass. The " ad opening lever are malleable iron. The Stainless steel. ction: The No. 7)^ Valves are ruggedly |ed throughout. They have a union ring cap nch permits easy dismantling and reassemHnspection, cleaning, or replacement of disc, "ang box around the stem is amply deep and Jgh to remain pressure tight when the valve is filled with non-friction packing. ^of the disc holder is piston shaped and is * with a piston ring. It fits snugly into the art of the valve body, forming a dashpot that ly cushions the disc when closing, prevent~iering and destructive shock. Pilot Valve on and 2-inch: 1V2 and 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 pres sure around the main disc, thereby assuring easy operation. The pilot valve disc is also a composition ma terial, having the same characteristics as the main valve disc; it is loaded for closing with a stainless steel spring. Discs: Unless otherwise ordered, No. 7V2 Valves are regularly furnished with a No. b 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. jtid of body tt top of cap w stem to end of lever, closed * port to bottom of lever, open Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vi 1 3/4 I 1 l l'/4 1 l`/2 1 2 ! 2n/i 1 33/, 8 | 33/ ! Ws 1 43/4 1 534 1 lJ/ 1 2 1 2'/4 1 2% 3 I 3 V, 1 41/g 1 5% 1 6Vi 1 8 Vs 1 8V4 1 9V2 ' 53/, B 1 5V2 1 73/. 1 8 1 93/4 ! 12V8 Quick-closing valves used on liquid lines may produce shock; see page II. 56 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Gate Valves Quick Opening Cam Action Sliding Stem No. 432 Screwed WORKING PRESSURES Vi to 2-inch 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas. non-shock 2 */i 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 r When these valves 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 shocks might damage the valves or the piping; see page 11. No. 442, Screwed Size No. 432, Cam Action Valves No. 442, Sliding Stem Valves Inches | Each| Eachl Vi 9.70 List Prices 1 34 1 1 | 10.80 I 13.70 | 10.80 | 13.70 ! | | IVs !1 IV2 1 17.00 | 21.00 | 17.00 1 21.00 | 2 2Vz 28.00 | 56.00 i 75.1 28.00 i 56.00 1 ni 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. 432 Gate Valve listed by the Underwriters' Laboratories of Ch as approved for hazardous liquid service at pres not exceeding 50 pounds; this is the maximum | sure prescribed by the Underwriters' Laborat for hazardous liquid equipment. No. 442 Sliding Stem Valves: No. 44: Opening Gate Valves are of the parallel seat con: tion. They have a sliding stem and a double j They are of ample proportions, are sturdily 1 structed, and only a short movement of the \ei required to operate the valve. The wing nut at the top of the stem permits fo the discs to the seats after the valve has been e6 it releases the discs before opening. D-r-^-C-N- Cam \ction Valve Size A B C D E F G H J K Dimensions, in Inches 1 V2 ! 3/g 1 1 1 l Vi 1 1 Vi 1 2 | 2V4 1 3 1 1% l2Vi! 2V2 1 23/4 I 2% 1 3% 1 4 1 41/4 12u/,; i 2Vsl 3 Vi 1 3 Vi ! 3% 1 41/4 1 4% 1 5% 1 2 Vi |3'/gl 4 i 5Vi 1 63/g 1 7% I 8% 1 10 1 3 I3V4I 3 Vi 14% 1 5% 1 6% 1 7 Vi 1 8 Vi 1 5V, 6 I61/4I 63/4 1 8% | 9I3/i6 1 12 I 13% 1 15V, 1 12V* 1:2,3/, 1 3Vi I 3% 1 41/g | 4% 1 53/g 1 I2HI 3 1 31/2 1 4 1 4% | 4% 1 51/4 | I4%| 53/4 1 7 I 7 3/g 1 8% i 9Vi 1 10Vg I !7>/g| 8% ilOVgl 11 1131/41 15 I 16V* 1 !7V4! 8 Vi 1 9% ; 10% !13%l 16Vii 17 Sliding Stun ^ CRANE Brass Butterfly Valves 57 WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock f CHAi'IZ I Butterfly Valves provide easy, operation in approximately oneturn ;rom the wide open to the sition Because the valves are not l 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 115. lutterflv Valve 1 End to end ^u. 1 Center to top lea , Overall height t i Diameter of stem List Prices and Dimensions Inches | 3/ 1 Each | 7.20 8.60 1 2 Vi 1 2 Vis 2*/l6 3% ! 4V,s 1 U/32 49/is % 1 Vi 10.00 2% 3*/is 5Vis 7/is 1V2 12.00 2`5/is 37/s 59/l6 7/lS No. 44, Screwed Brass Body Brass Disc Steel Stem 2 15.60 4>/is 47/s 63/4 V4 Brass Quick-Acting Throttle Valves WORKING PRESSURE 125 pounds saturated steam ggedly built throttle valves [e' cnsively on hoisting and engines. They open or close " in one-quarter turn of the | have an internal stop to 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. All Brass with Malleable Iron Lever No. 46, Screwed List Prices and Dimensions Inches | 3/4 1 1 1 l/ S IV2 i 2 pirottle Valve Each] 20.00 | 22.00 | 28.00 34.00 43.00 | End to end ] 23/4 | 33/4 | 4 ! 4V4 1 5V4 E*' l Center to top of stem |s 1 Center of stem to end of handle 1 3V4 1 33/4 1 4V4 1 5Vs 1 6V4 1 6 1 6 ! 8 ! 10 I 11V* Brass Chronometer Valves Brass Chronometer Valves are designed for regulating and governing purposes on steam lines where working pressures do not exceed 150 pounds. The valves are available in a wide range of sizes with either screw ed 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. Price* and dimension* are shown on page 387. 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 VaA* will be furnished with lock shSk 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 | Vi Vs i 1 No. 67 G, Rough, nickel-plated Each 1 6.00 7.40 j 9.40 Dimension*, in Inches A B C--Open D 1 2% 1 lVis 1 4Vi 1 2 Vs 31/4 I 3 Vi 1% 1 1 Vs 5Vi 1 6 2Vi 1 2Vs For list prices of Composition Discs, see page 140. 1 Vi : 12.50 1 16, 3% ' 4 2 ,2 7 Vi i 7 3 Discs: Unless otherwise ordered, the valves are fur nished with a No. i Cranite Disc suitable for steam, or for hot water from zoo0 to 300 F. When ordered for hot water up to zoo F., they are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. For discs, see page 140. Government and Navy Specifications: The valves comply with Government Specifications issued by the General Supervising Architect's Office and Quartermaster General s Office. The valves also comply with Navy Departnj| (Bureau of Yards and Docks) Specification 66-P-ia(INT), dated September, 1944, on Po Plant Heating and Ventilating Apparatus and Pi (Shore Use). 200-Pound Brass Radiator Valves Union Bonnet with Brass Disc WORKING PRESSURE 200 pounds saturated steam List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | Vs 1 Vi Globe, Rough body No. 4270 Angle, Rough body Eachl 5.40 | 6.00 Each| 5.40 1 6.00 Center to female end | 1 i l3/i6 Dimensions, in Inches Center to union end 1 23/i6 1 2Vie Center to top, open | 3 Vs 1 4Vi Diameter of wheel 1 2 i 2 Vi Vs 8.00 8.00 1% 3 4% 2'/z 1 11.00 11.00 3>/4 5 Vi IVs Cross Section No. 4270, Globe When ordering, specify whether globe or angle oalves are wanted. When so ordered. No. 4270 Valves will be furnished with lock shield at no extra charge. No. 4Z70 Valves are recommended for high pressure steam and hot water systems. They have a Crane Special Brass body and disc, and are heavy and ruggedly constructed. The valves have a union bon net and can be reground w ithout removing the body from the line. The stuffing box on sizes larger is equipped with a gland; the %-inch siz not have a gland. The valves, when wide opefl be repacked while under pressure. Yg and valves have a one-piece disc and stem. CRANE 59 Hose Threads ,d Standards: The table shown below ,ic dimensions of the American (.National) lose Courling Threads and of ocher hose reads nc". in general use. :portion of the table includes: fan Scjn-Mrd Hose Coupling Screw Threads B: i-io; ' 1 > res i-inch and smaller for valves, ings. n.cries, and ocher fittings used in .ectio" ' ith hose intended for fire protecdomesi'c. industrial, and general service. in (National) Standard Fire-Hose CouThauds (ASA Bib-iqzj) sizes 2To-inch Tor inv hose vahes. couplings, hydrant id-pipe connections, Siamese connections, ir special fittings on fire lines. S.A. Standards mentioned above agree ta in the Hose Thread section of the f Screw-Thread Standards for Federal 3Q. No. H-2j. tion of the table includes: thread standards in general use: The Chicago Hose Thread, Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread, zl'o and 3-inch Iron Pipe Hose 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 Vahes are furnished with the threads specified on pages 60 and bi, 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 bo and 61 can be furnished when so specified; prices on application. When orders are received for Amer ican Standard hose threads in sizes T2 or M-inch, the garden hose thread will be furnished, and in sizes 1 or i)4-inch 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. Name of Hose Thread Nominal Size of Hose Hose Coupling Screw Threads American Standard . (B33.1-1935) Garden Hose Thread Chemical Hose Thread Fire Protection Hose Thread Sizes 2-inch and smaller Iron Pipe Hose Thread ads American (National) Standard Fire-Hose Coupling Screw Threads (B26-1925) 1 Sizes 2 Vi-inch and larger Chicago Standard Hose Thread Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread flron Pipe Hose Threads California Standard (Pacific Coast) Hose Thread |Woi Valves.. . pages SO and SI \ Inches Vi s/s 3/4 Vi 1 l'/2 '/z 34 1 1V4 IVz 2 2V-. 3 3V4 4% Vi or % 1 1V4 IVz 2 3 2>/i 2 Vi 3 Vz 3/4 1 l>/4 1 Vi 2 2Vz Number of Threads per Inch Max. Major Dia. (O.D.) of Nipple Service Thread Recommendations , Inches lll/z 8 9 14 ny2 71/2 6 4 U'/z 8 7 71/z 8 11 i 7 Vi 1.0625 I 1.3750 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 U 0504 1.3141 1.8561 i 2.0870 j 2.5416 1 2.9916 Garden and similar service Chemical engine and booster hose Fire protection hose Steam, water, air, oil, and all other hose connections Fire hose (Note: Iron Pipe Hose Threads sizes 2-inch and smaller are included in the Standard B33.1-1935 and are shown above. The 2H 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 Wedge Disc--Non-Rising Stem 200 pounds cold water working pressure a When so ordered, the valves shown on this page can be furnished with a brass cap and chain as illustrated below. An ex tra charge is made for the cap and chain; see the list price table below. 300 pounds cold water working pressure Underwriters' Pattern rr No. 451 Screwed T/ No. 453 Screwed Without Drain Cock No. 453 Screwed With Drain Cock Cross Section No. 451 No. 453 Valvei are furnithed without drain cock unlest otherwiee ordered. List Prices Size Inches | 1 ) Rough Bod}', Plain (Without cap and chain) No. 451 No. 453 Without drain cock With drain cock Each 1 Each! Each | 9.30 Brass cap and chain for No. 451 or 453 Valve Extra per valve| 2.80 iy 12.00 3.20 1V2 15.50 17.00 20.00 3.90 Cross Section No. 453 2 22.00 5.00 2#! 31.00) 40.M 44. M 7.7f Hose threads: Unless otherwise ordered, these valves have the following thread on the male end: No. 451 Hose Gate Valves 1 to V sizes -- Chicago Standard Hose Thread 21 '/ size -- Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread No. 453 Underwriters' Pattern Valves 1 J-j"' size -- Chicago Standard Hose Thread I)--/ size -- American (National) Standard Fire Hose Coupling Screw Thread When so ordered, the male end can be supplied with the following threads, without additional charge: No. 451 Hose Gate Valves All sizes -- I ron Pipe Hose Thread All sizes -- California Standard Hose Thread 2}>" size -- American (National) Standard Fire Hose Coupling Screw Thread No. 453 Underwriters' Pattern Valves Both sizes -- Iron Pipe Hose Thread Both sizes -- California Standard Hose Thread 2}'2 size -- Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread When any other hose thread is required, ore should be accompanied by a sample, preferably male end of a hose coupling. See page 5Q. Rugged construction: The Hose Gate Val^ shown on this page have a non-rising stem in<f wedge disc. Their deep stuffing box is fitted with a gland the valves are strong and ruggedly constructed, have an American Standard Taper Pipe Thrcadl the female end. " Underwriters' Specifications: No. 453 Hose 1 Valves conform to the Underwriters' SpecilicaO known as " The National Standard". They arc lis as approved and inspected by the Associated Facfl Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, Boston, andj Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago, for water ing pressures up to 300 pounds. Dimensions, in Inches Size ! 1 : 1V4 U/2 2 2Vz A 1% 1V2 1% 17. 2Vs No. 451 B C 1 l*/s 1 5% i7/ 2 Vi 6 2/ 6V2 77i 87s 27s 10 D ! 23/4 3>A 3% 4 Vis 43/ ) No. 453 A B C. ; 1% 25/l6 2V4 2% 7 Vi 11 D! 4Vs 6 Marine Hote Gate Valuer . page 387 CRANE 61 Brass Hose Valves i |ago Hose Valves With Leather Disc 200 pounds ..water working pressure Garden Hose Valves With Leather Disc Angle Hose Valves With Crane Composition Disc 250 pounds cold water working pressure No. 56 Screwed No. 58 Screwed BCro:SN Section No. 50 No. 50 Screwed 'No. 117 Screwed 'When so ordered, No. 117 Valves can be furnished with a brass cap and chain at the list prices shown in the table below Cross Section 'No. 117 List Prices K Inches | Vi 34 1 1 1 1 Vi W2 1 2 No. 50 Each| 1 7.50 | 9.00 13.00 | 16.70 No. 56 or No. 58 Each| 3.60 4.00 | 5.00 | 9.50 13.00 | 17.00 No. 117, without cap and chain Each | 9.00 | 10.50 | 14.00 17.60 1 26.00 ip and chain for No. 117 Valve Extra per valve | 2.50 | 2.80 | 3.20 3.90 | 5.00 For list prices of composition discs for No. /17 Valves, see page 140. 2 Vi 21.00 reads: All of these valves have an Ameriiidard Pipe Thread on the inlet. Unless ordered, they are furnished with the : thread on the male outlet: ' sizes -- Chicago Standard Hose Thread -- Chicago Fire Department Hose Thread ordered, the outlet can be supplied with &wing threads, without additional charge: -- Iron Pipe Hose Thread -- California Standard Hose Thread ze American (National) Standard Fire Hose Coupling Screw Thread Tor any other hose thread should be accomby a sample, preferably the male end of a hose For threads, see page jq. Chicago Hose Valves: Chicago Hose Valves are especially suitable for use on outside standpipes. Garden Hose Valves: Garden Hose Valves, ruggedly constructed, are ideal for garden and lawn hose service for homes, estates, greenhouses, cemeteries, golf courses, etc. No. 117 Angle Hose Valve with cap and chain Angle Hose Valves: Angle Hose Valves are recom mended for use on standpipes and hose racks, and for similar service. The valves are regularly furnished with a Crane No. 6 Composition Disc; see page 140 for discs. (go Hose Valves i- len * 'cse Valves Je Hose Valves Center to hose end Over-all height, open Length of handle Center to hose end Over-all height, open Diameter of wheel Center to hose end Over-all height, open Diameter of wheel No. 56 No. 58 1 Vi 1 3/4 I 1 1 1 1 2 Vi 1 1 1 8 >4 1 1 1 5 Vi | 1% I iy 1 2`4 1 l34 1 1% 1 1% 1 4/,e 1 434 1 5,3/ie 1 2V,, 1 2/,, 1 2^f 1 1 I/l6 1 l34 1 I 73/, 1 713/ie 1 1 234 1 3Vi lVi 3 9% 53/4 234 2Vis 7Vi 3*/ie 2 Vi 9*4 3*4 lVi 3 10Vi 6 Vi 3/ie 2 >4 8% 3% 2% 9% 4/i 2 3 Vi 11% 8`4 334 2*4 934 ! i 1 4 Vie 234 123/1S 53/g 2 Vi 4 Vie 13% 8 >4 62 CRANE Hose Couplings and Clamps No. 17 C-A Sizes 1-inch and smaller (Without Lugs) No. 90-A Brass Water Hose Couplings Larger sizes are available; they have lugs on both the female and male half. Size of Hose Dimensions, in Inches 3/g I Vz I % I V* I 1 UVsIlVz! 2 I2V2 Thread i N' 17C'A^Hp4|hPT V* i 3/4 ! 1 HPT |HPT j IPT 1i Size | No. 89-A 1 Specify Thread 1 Wanted HPT--Hose Pipe Thread 1PT--Iron Pipe Thread. No. 89-A Sizes 1 co 1} _-in_ (Lugs on Female I )a| Brass Steam Hose Couplings These couplings have extra heavy swivels, recessed for \va ers. Tailpieces are extra long. Dimensions, in Inches Size of Hose | 1/4 | 3/g 1 Vi 1 V 1 3/ 1 1 i IV* ! ll/2 1 2 | 2*^ `Thread Size | 1/4 | % | t3/4 1 % 1 3A 1 1 1 H/4 1 1V2 i 2 1 2va `Iron Pipe Thread. fCan be had with J-^-inch IPT. | Galvanized Steel Hose Clamps Large Size Extra Heavy Clamps: Large Size Extra Heavy Clamps are available in the following I D. Sizes: i%, 3, 3^, 3A, 3 1%, 3%. 4, 4%, 4%. 43/s, 4M, 4%, 43A, 47A, 5. 5A, 5sA, 5lA, 6. and 6^ inches. Size of Hose Inches | t n nf nnr i 4-Ply Inches ' 5-Ply 1 6-Ply | | ! 1/2 I'/lG l3/is 1V4 Steam Hose Sizes 1 3/4 1 1 1 1 1% 1 l`Vis 1 1 lVl6 1 l3/4 1 1V2 1 l13/t6 1 IV* I,s/is 2 2'/is 1 1 1 1 l'/2 2>/4 2%, 2% 1 1 1 1 2 2% 23/4 27/s Size of Hose I.D. of Clamp Inches Inches | 3/l6 2-Ply 1 ! 3-Ply ! Vis I 4-Ply j 1 5-Ply 1 Water Hose Sizes V4 1 3/s V2 % 3/4 1 1V4 1 IV2 1 9/l 3/4 1 I Vis 1 l5/is 1% V2 1 % % 1V16 1V 1% H'/is 2 1 U/lS >S/lS l'/s l3/is l7/lS 21 Vis ! 2 Vs 11 1V4 1V2 l7/s 23/l6 `Also available in 3-inch I D. Suction Hose. 1 2V* 1 21%, 13 1 3 Vis No. 1923-d l3/4 *2 I 21/4 21/2 23-, ^ 11 2V4 27/is 1 2% 2'Vis I 2% 2*/is 1 2*3/is 3 31-i 1 2i Vis 1 3Vs 1 Stamped Sheet Brass Hose Clamps Size of Hose I.D. of Clamp Inches Inches 1 3-Ply 4-PIy 3-4-Ply 5-Ply ; | ( | Steam Hose Sizes 3/4 1 1 1 lVis l17/32 : ! 1 1 1% 1 131/32 1 1 1 11/4 11 Vis 11/2 2 27/i2 213/32 ' 2>Vis 27/s No. 393S-A 21/2 31/4 3/is Size of Hose I.D. of Clamp Inches Inches | 3/l6 2-Ply 1 21/2-Ply 3-Ply 4-PIy 3-4-Ply 1 7/lS 1 1 Water Hose Sizes 1/4 % `/2 % 1 3/4 1 ! l/4 1 l'/2 1 2 21/4 ! : % 7/s 1 1 * V321 1 1 | 11/,si 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1/2 3/4 `Vis 11/32 1 l3/is 1 l7/is 1 131/321 I'VisI j Vis 1V32I 11/4 inVnlnVisI 2Vis ! 1 1 1 1 I 2VlS 27/s ; 5 Price* on application CRANE Hose Nozzles, Pipes, and Fittings 63 Nozzles and Pipes DZZk' -,d Pi pc*' arc furnished with Hose Pipe Thread or Iron Pipe Thread; jwhich anted. Other dee discharges arc made ro order at additional cost. {-inch -,1 larger arc recessed for washers. Dimensions and Discharge, in Inches 3/4 1 l'/ l Vi 2Vi No. 95-A 1316171/2181 4 ! 8 ;43/4i 10j53/4jlOj 12,634; 12 j7V^| 12 I'A I'A I 1 lA I 3/l6 I S/l6 I 3/ 1 % Vl6 1 Vi Vi i 9/l6 ! 9/l6 I % i 1 llA 1 V4 ' No. 97-A, Hose Nozzle No. 95-A, Hose Pipe tHose Nipples, Brass Brass Hose Reducers No. 91-A Size and Thread MPTv%* tIPT ay `IPTxVy tIPT y f lPTx34`' HPT Va" *ipt y tlPTxVr HPT y HPTx 1 * tIPT tIPT flPT PTx 1// *IPT BPT < IW *IPT ada for following: SVV i T"Ty ;v2 i 3Vj x3Vj I on Pipe Thread. i Pipe Thread. ago Hose Pipe Thread. le and Female Hose Nipples No. 92-A Size and Thread Female V HPTx i/2* tIPT V UPTxVT HPT V HPT, %* flPT IPTNT tIPT Jthreads for following: 1%' 2Vi'x2'A' x3 ______________ 3Vi_ <3l/2 ilron Pipe Thread. Pipe Thread. ago Hose Pipe Thread. No. 93-A No. 9301-A, Less Lugs Size and Thread Female x Male No. 9301-A, without Lugs W HPTx w HPTx 3/g* *IPT W HPT x i/j* *IPT 1* IPTxVi' HPT No. 93-A, with Lugs Specify threads wanted. iv/xi* 1 Vi *3A X3/.' 21/2 x2 l`/2 xlVj 21/2 xlV4 11/2 xl I 2i/2 xiy iy2 x% 21/2 xl < i y2 21/2 x3/4 <!'/ xl x2% x2 `Straight Iron Pipe Thread. HPT = Chicago Hose Pipe Thread. Brass Hose Bushings No. 94-A No. 94 L-A Size and Thread Male x Female No. 94-A (Small sizes) w HPTx 1/2' *IPT 1* `IPTxVj'HPT No. 94 L-A (Large sizes) Specify threads wanted. m* x1l * 1 2' x3/4* i>4 x% 1 21/2 x2 11/2 xl*/* 1 21/2 xiy2 1V2 xl iy2 X3/4 1 2V4 xH/4 1 2i/2 xl 2 xll/2 1 21/2 x3/4 2 xH/4 ! 3 x2% 2 xl 1 3 x2 Ptraignt iron t^ipe t nreaa. HPT = Chicago Hose Pipe Thread. Prices on application Double Female Brass Hose Nipples r*r L No. 9200-A Size and Thread W tIPTxVi' HPT W tIPTxVi" HPT 1' tlPTxl*' HPT tTaper Iron Pipe Thread. HPT = Chicago Hose Pipe Thread Larger sizes available, specify threads. Brass Hose Caps No. 120-A No. 120-A is available in sizes %, L 1M, \XA, 7, 2xA> }, 3XA> and 4-inch. Sizes % and r-inch do not have spanner lugs. Chain, charged as an extra, can be furnished on sizes iV^-inch and larger, when specified. When ordering Hose Caps, spec ify threads wanted. Hose Spanner No. 9-A, Common The No. q-A Hose Spanner is furnished in sizes iJ^xq, 2 x 10, 2J4xio%, 3x11, and 4x12 inches 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 G For 134 to 2^-inch hose in capacities of 50, 75 nr, 100 feet. These racks can be furnished with pi. clamps, wall brackets, or rack nippies. When orJe; ing, specify style, size of hose, and finish desire, No. 137-A--Style E is mounted by attaching; rack to the wall. No. 138-A--Style F is mounted by clamping tid rack to a riser. Size of pipe clamp must be specified] No. 139-A--Style G has a swivel back which swing* on a nipple screwed into the valve. It is used w ith3 without a cabinet. The swivel back size correspond with the size of hose; i.e., a iJ/ij-inch hose rack hasi 134-inch collar for a iF^-inch valve and nipple. Recessed Cabinet for Bowes Hose Rack 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^-inch projecting trim or with a flat trim. The 1 )4-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. Standard finish: baked on white enamel inside; white priming coat outside. Any special color or graining can be applied when specified. Bronze cabinets, made of hard copper, No. Z62-A bronze plated, instead of steel, bronze Can be furnished' plated, can also be furnished. wording "Fire Hose Capacity Hose Feet Valve Size Inches 50 IV4-IV2 75 IV4-IV2 100 11/4-1 Vi 50 75 100 50 21/2 75 2 Vi 100 21/2 Inside Width 19*4 20% 22% 19*4 22% 24% 19% 22% 24% Inside Height 283/t 30*4 32*4 28% 32% 34% 28% 32% 34% I | Cabinet Size in Inches Inside Depth Trim Width Trim Height 5 Vi 24Vi 33Vi ! 5 Vi 25Vi 35i/2 51/2 27V2 371/2 | 6i/z 24i/z 331/2 61/2 271/2 | 371/2 61/2 29-/; 1 391/2 71/2 241/2 331/2 71/2 271/2 371/2 7 Vi 291/2 391/2 15x24 16x26 18x28 15x24 18x28 20x30 15x24 18x28 20x30 Valve In From Tq 3-4 3-4 .1*4 Outside Wall Fire Hose Cabinets Outside Wal 1 Cabinets are made in any size. This cabinet is recommended where the wall depth is not available for the recessed cabinet, but where protection, given by a hose cabinet, is needed. These cabinets have a hollow metal con struction and can be furnished with either the full glass panel or the duo-panel door. No. 380-A Alenco Hollow Metal Construc tion. In estimating wall space required, add 3inches to inside dimensions. No. 380N-A--Nella Sheet Steel Construc tion. In estimating wall space required, add 2 inches to inside dimensions. When ordering, specify whether knock outs and hinges are to be on left hand side or right hand side. Prices on application w !lH ) Brass Stops, Brass Cocks, and Iron Cocks Brass Stops Rough...................................................................................... page 66 Ground Key........................................................................ page 66 Hydrant.............. page 67 Gas Service..............................................................................page 68 Brass Cocks Brine......................................................................................... page 66 Pet......................................................................................... page 67 Gauge........................................................................................page 67 Cylinder....................................................................................page 67 Spring Loaded........................................................................ page 68 125-Pound Steam................... page bq 250-Pound Steam................................................................... page 6q Iron Cocks 125-Pound W.O.G................................................................. page 200-Pound W.O.G................................................................. page 70 Essex Pattern......................................................................... page 70 Gas Line.................................................................................. page 71 Spring Loaded........................................................................page 71 Brass Ground Key Faucets......................................................... page 66 ) ) Industrial plants, small and large, utilize Crane products. 66 CRANE Brass Rough Stops Round Way Tee Head LeverHandle No. 812 Tee Head No. 8..12 Lever I lai Without Check or Drain No. 804 No. 804V2 (not shown) With Check and Drain Size No. 806 (not shown) No. 806Vi Drilled Drain TappedDrain The drain on the Nos. 806 and 8ob}4 is Way List Prices, Each, and Dimensions, in Inches Inches! % I Vz I V 1 1 1*4 ) l/2 No. 804 ! |2.60| |3.40 4.90 6.80 1 9.30 No. 804Vi | 2.10 | 2.60 | | 3.40 4.90 | 6.80 | 9.30 No. 806 ! ! 2.80 ! 3.20 | 3.60 5.20 7.10 ( 10.50 No. 8O6V2 | 2.SO | 2.80| (3.60 5.20 1 153 15j 18i used to drain the outlet side of the line after the Stop is shut off. In this position, a small hole in the outlet side of the plug allows the water to Round Way End to end ! l% ! 2Vi ! 2Vi 12* Vis 3 Vi No. 812 1 1 3.10 1 4.00 | 4.50 | 6.50 No. 812Vz I End to end 1 (3.10 1 |4.50 6.50 | 2% 1213/UI 2% 3/i, 3% 1 315/,6 j | 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] body. Complete drainage of the outlet line requires 806^ is tapped for a Drain Tube; Drain Tif proper venting, which is easily accomplished by open ('%-inch O.D. with 27 threads per inch) are ext Brass Ground Key Stops With Reversible Check and Tapped Drain The reversible 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 .V i- allow drainage from the outlet, re C move the collar, turn the plug 180 m degrees, and then re-locate the collar; the stop will now drain from the inlet side. Drain tubes (2%-inch No. 821, Removable Lever Handle O.D. ^'^h 2" threads per No. 824, Removable Tee Head inch) are extra. List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches! Vz 1 H 1 4 1 No. 821 or No. 824 Each | 3.90 ( 4.20 | 5.00 | 6.80 End to end Inches 1 2 Vi 3 Vi ! 3 Vi 1 31 Vi, Brass Brine Cockf 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 Hun List Prices and Dimensions Size No. 814 End to end Inches | 3/s 1 Vz 1 34 i Each | 2.30 1 2.80 i 3.40 !i Inches I 2Vi6 1 2 Vi | 2%1 No. 800, Plain Brass Ground Key Faucets When ordering, specify whether Rough or Polished Faucets are wanted. List Prices Size Inches 1 3/g 1 Vz 4 1 No. 800 Rough Polished Each 12.40 I2.80'3.60 5.40 Each'3.70 [4.10 5.00 6.90 Rough Each | 3.20|4.20 6.30 No. 801 Polished Each| 4.50 5.60 7.80 Size of hose thread | 3/4" 4" r No. 801 Faucets have Chicago Hose Threads on chc outlet. No. 801, For Ho*; O-UQ '6, Tee i (e..J k jne ! 'r- : CRANE Brass Hydrant Stops 67 The No. 816 Brass Hydrant Stop is the hydrant without using any inter made primarily for underground in vening fittings. When the Stop is stallations. The elbow-shaped outlet shut off, the riser pipe and hydrant permits assembly of the riser pipe for will drain through the drain hole, List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches| l/z 1 3/4 1 1 thereby preventin freezing in col weather. No. 816 Each 1 4,20 | 5.00 | 7.00 A Inches | lVl6 1 I9/,6 1 IVis The hydrant should B Inches! l'3/ls 1 2>/g ! 27,6 be open to vent for C Inches | l9/, | 1% 1 2>/8 complete drainage. Hydrant Clamps Tapped Fur Piiv Iron Orders should specify whether with square hole or tapped for pipe. List Prices | Square Rod I Pipe Tap Size of rod or pipe Inches | 3/s 1 Vi 1 3/s 1 Vi Width of slot Inches | V,s 1 Vi 1 Vt 1 Vi No 85ol I Galv. Each| .20 | .30 | .20 | .30 Each| 1 30 I .40 Hydrant Handle No. 860, Malleable Iron To fit %-inch Square Rod No. 860 List Price Each! .60 Street Washer . 856 Keys Icuble 11 n ngth. N'i Inches List Prices, Black To fit 3/g-inch square rod Each I .50 To fit Vi-inch square rod Eachl ,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}-ginch square rod. No. 854 Black ! 1.50 Galv. 1.60 Brass Gauge Cocks Brass Cylinder Cocks He^j Handle Male No. 708, Tee Head Female Male and Female No. 712, Tee Head No. 744, Tee Head Size Pet Cocks Cauge Cocks Cylinder Cock List Prices Inches | V No. 700 No. 702 No. 708 No. 712 No. 744 No. 724 Each Each Each Each Each Each 1.10 1.40 1.40 1.60 2.70 Vi 1.20 1.50 1.60 1.90 2.00 3.00 % 1.30 2.20 * Vi 1.50 * For No. 724 Cylinder Cocks in sizes larger than M-inch, use No. 800 Ground Key Fau cets; see page 6b. 68 ) CRANE Brass Gas Service Stops No. 270, Flat Head No. 272, Square Head No. 276, Tee Head No. 278, Tee Head With Check No. 284, Flat I With I. 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 Inches | V* 1 % 1 l/2 ! % 1 1 i l/ i inTi Each| 1.70 | 1.90 1 2.20 | 2.80 1 3.60 | 5.00 i 6.7018 Each| 1.70 | 1.90 | 2.20 | 2.80 | 3.60 | 5.00 | 6.70|i No. 278 No. 298 End to end No. 284 End to end Each| 1.70 | 1.90 | 2.20 1 2.80 1 1 1 (1 Inches) 1% 1 1% ! 2Vie 1 2% I21 */isl 3s/ie !3"/1(J 3Each) 2.00| 2.20 1 2.60 1 3.20 1 1 1 U Each| 2.10| 2.40 | 2.70 | 3.30 |4.30| i Inches | 1% | l7/. 1 2*/i 2% |2>/,| 1 il Each| 1 | 2.80 3.60 4.60 | 6.00 ! 11 Inches! 1 1 2Vi 2s/. 3 Vis 1 3s/is 1 Crane Brass Gas Service Stops are made with flat head, square head, tee head, or lever handle, as illustrated here. The No. 184 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. 298, often referred to as a "Gas Stove! is commonly used in the gas line to gas stove other appliances) so that the gas can be sh. the appliance without shutting off the entr': sii 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, Three-Way Square Head No. 307, Four-Way Size No. 305 No. 306 No. 307 List Prices and Dimensions Inches i Vs 1 % i l/2 Price Each | 5.00 | 5.50 I 6.20 Center to end Price Inches I 3,/32 i 3 ! 1%2 Each | 6.00 | 7.50 | 9.50 Center to end Inches 1 3,/3z 1 1V. 1 1%2 Price Each) 7.00 | 8.70 j 11.00 Center to end Inches | lVis 1 IV. 1 l*/32 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 (Short Pattern) 250-Pound No. 734 With Stuffing Box Crane manufactures a vuriel brass try cocks suitable lor ices ranging from 15 pounds ' pounds steam working pt For complete description and prices, see page 351. Wrenches . P&8e CRANE 125-Pound Brass Steam Cocks WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 125 pounds cold water, oil, air, or gas, non-shock Air Tested 69 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, I'hree-Way quart- I lead. With Check No. 269, Four-Way Square Head, With Check List Prices and Dimensions F Inches | % 1 V* % Vz 1 3/e 1 1 l Vi Wz 1 2 No. 250, Square Head Eachj i 2.00 2.30 | 3.00 ; 3.90 j 5.40| 7.00 9.30|15.00 No. 252, Flat Head Each| | 2.00 2.30 3.00 | 3.90 1 5.40| 7.00 9.30|15.00 E No. 254, Square Head with Check Each | 1 3.60 | 4.60 1 6.30j 8.40 10.80117.00 fitf. No. 256, Tee Head No. 258, Tee Head with Check Eachj 2.00 | 2.00 2.30 | 3.00 ! Eachj 2.30 | 2.30 | 2.70 3.60 | 11 |j 1 i No. 266, Flat Head, Male and Female Each [ | 2.30 2.60 3.50 | 4.40 I 6.00| 1 No. 268, Three-Way, Square Head Each! | 3.00 3.60 4.70 1 6.oo : 7.60|11.00114.00|22.00 pr No. 269, Four-Way, Square Head Each| 1 6.50 | 9.50 I 13.501 18.00 23.00|32.00 E*-. End to No. 250, 252, 254, 256, or 258 1 1% 1 1% We 2 Vi s 1 27/l6 1 3 1 3 Vi 313/isi 4/is enJ No. 266 1 H15/l6 23/l6 2Vz 1 2V% 1 3% 1 1 Center No. 268 to end No. 269 I 1 Vt 3l/3Z We 1 11 7/321 Wi i 2 23/l6 ! 219/32 11 We il17/32i l5/s 1 2 23/lS I219/.J 250-Pound Brass Steam Cocks ! Hei.u WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 250 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock The body and plug are made of Crane Special Brass, a leaded tin bronze having unusual strength and hardness. Size No. 80 E End to end List Prices and Dimensions Inches 1 Vi 1 3/s I Vz ! 3/4 i 1 1 1 Vi ! 1V2 1 2 Eachl 3.00 | 4.00 5.50 1 7.40 ; 11.00 j 16.00 ! 23.00 : 33.00 Inches 1 l3/i 1 2 1 2% ! 2' i/is | 35/i6 1 4 1 41/2 1 51/4 Wrenches. . . page 72 70 ) CRANE 125-Pound W.O.G. Iron Cocks WORKING PRESSURE 125 pounds cold water, oil, air, or gas, non-shock Air Tested All of these Cocks are regularly fitted with an iron nut. Square Head No. 320, All-Iron Flat Head No. 320Vi, All-1 ran No. 324 No. 324Vi With Brass Plug and Washer When so ordered, these Cocks can be furnished with a check, at an extra price. Square Head Flanged No. 325, All-Iron Three-Way, Squa'. --fa No. 326, All-1 r. No. 330 With Brass Plug and Wad List Prices, Black, and Dimensions, in Inches Size Inches | Vz 3A 1 iy 1 1 Vi I 2 2 Vi 1 3 4 No. 320 Each | 2.50 2.90 3.30 | 4.30 5.30| 7.00|16.00126.00-43.00 Screwed No. 320V2 No. 324 No. 324V2 No. 326 Eachj 2.50 Each 3.60 Each | 3.60 Each) 2.90 3.30 4.30 | 5.20 4.30 5.20 4.00 4.50 4.30 5.30| 7.00 1 7.00 10.00113.50|28.00|43.00 75.00 7.00 |10.00|13.50| | 5.60 6.80| 9.40 21.00129.00 52.00 No. 330 Each | 5.50 6.50 ! 8.50 |12.00|16.00 31.00147.00185.00 End to end 1 2V* 2V 3% 4 Vi 4% i 51/4 63/g | 73,4 9% C. to outlet end (3-way) iVis No. 325 ) No. 331 Flanged Face to face 2/i 2V4 1 2% 33/ls | 3% 5 Vi s Each |16.00 24.00132.00 51.00 Each|27.00|35.00|43.00 59.00 1 63* 8% i 9% 12 Vi Three-Way, Square Ha No. 331, All-Iron Ran^ F. & D. Center to face of side opening (3-way) 1 4i/s 4S/l6 (413/1S 6VU Diameter of flanges 16 7 1 7Vz 9 Thickness of flanges ! */s "/is I Vs ls/is End flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Stand ard, Class ii5 (Bib.i-iq48). Prices include drilling to this Standard. No deduction is made if cocks are ordered faced only. Templates for drilling, page 439. Cross Section Th:.c-\V* 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-1 ran No. 337 W ith Brass Plug and Washer List Prices, Black, and Dimensions Size Inches | Vi 1 3A 1 1 1 llA 1 U/2 1 2 No. 334 Each|3.50 4.20(5.00] 6.00| 8.50| 12.00 ) No. 337 End to end Each 14.60! 6.00 j 7.50 j 10.30| 14.00| 18.00 Inches| 3 1 35/ ! 4 | 43/ I 53i [ 6% 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 Squarc Head to be inserted in No. 321, \V,th either position. Iron Plug and B- \V| List Prices, Black, and Dimensions^ Size Inches | 2 1 3 ;1 4 No. 321 End to end Center to top Center to bottom EachllO. 50(28.00;47.(> Inches! 634 8% 1 10 Inches' 4Vi 5 Vi ! 73/4 Inches 1 4% 6 6 Vs _ ______ CRANE 71 Iron Gas Line Cocks ) 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. 1134 Cocks have a 'Finch hole for Lockup in which a padlock or sealing pin may be used. No. 123b Cocks, ideal for underground installations, have a T^-inch recess at each end, which protects the threads and assists in supporting the pipe. Flat Head, with Lockup No. 1234 \\ ith Brass Plug and \\ asher List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches | '/> i Vs 1 1 I lVi ! IV* ; 2 Black No. 1228 Galv. 12.0012.3012.8013.7015.40,8.00 |2.1012.40|3.0014.0015.70!8.30 Black No. 1232 Galv. 12.0012.30|2.80|3.70l5.4018.00 |2.10|2.40|3.00|4.00|5.70!8.30 Black No. 1234 Galv. 12.3012.70|3.3014.3016.2019.00 12.4012.80|3.50|4.6016.50'9.30 End to end No. 1236 Inches! 2 Vi 1 2% | 3>/ 1 2Vs 1 4Vi !5Vis Galv. 1 3.0013.6014.60 i End to end Inches l 1 3% 1 4/ | \Vs ' 1 Flat Head, with Recessed Ends No. 1236 With Brass Plug and Washer When so ordered, the No. 1228 Cocke can be furnished with a check, at an additional price. In le t Iron Spring-Loaded Cocks ) fine Cocks Four-Way Cocks 1NG PRESSURES pounds air jnds add water, *non-sh<s.k WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds air 350 pounds cold water, non-shock Air Tested Air Tested neks also rices are plication. No. 3 3Q 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 turned qo, action is reversed, moving piston No. 339 Four-W av 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. Exhaust From Cvlinder Supply List Prices and Dimensions Inches | V2 Vs 1 1*4 lV* Each I 5.10 1 5.50 6.00 8.00 I 10.50 I 15.00 Inches! 2% i 2% | 3% 4 I 4/ 1 5Vt Each, 8.50 ! 9.70 | 14.00 j 22.00 1 32.00 | 48.00 Inches! l/j, 1 !/,,, [ UVlg I 2/4 | 2% I 3V2 W rench To Cvlinder To Cvlinder loaded Spring-Loaded Cocks have a steel spring between the plug Exhaust - Suppls CaP 1 ie spring compensates for w'ear, assures tightness between ) and permits easy operation. Wrench ng-Loaded Cocks....page 88 Wrenches for Cocks . page 72 From C 72 CRANE Malleable Iron Wrenches For Brass and Iron Cocks List Prices ^ Square Head Flat Head Square Head 3*For No. 319 and No. 339 Square Head Wrenches Number of Wrench List Price from Center of Head to End No. 80 E Nos. 250 254 272 Suitable for Brass Cocks Nos. 268 269 Nos. 305 306 No. 307 Each Inches 1-S .14 3 l/4 l/4 2-S .16 3 Vi Vs % 3-S .16 1 y2 1 4-S I .22 Vi ! *A 5-S .28 I 6V2 I 3/4 1 6-S .36 I 8 1 I 1V 6V2-S .42 7% j V* 3/s l/i 3/4 Vi'VsM y,% V2 Flat Head Wrenches Catalog Number of Wrench List Price Each Length Suitable for from Brass Iron Center of Head to End Cocks Nos. 252 266 Cocks Nos. iNos. 320y2 1232 324Vi 1234 270 334 [1236 Inches 284 337 ! Iron Cocks Nos. No. 320 1228 321 324 325 326 330 331 1-F 2-F 3-F 4-F 5-F 6-F 7-F 8-F 23-F 24-F 25r-F .14 .16 .16 .22 .28 .36 .54 .80 .74 .94 1.30 3 3 Vi 4 5 6 Vi 8 9 Vi 12 93/4 10Vi 12 Vi Vi I Vs 1 y2 1 Vi y2 1 Vi 1 Vi 1 1 1 Vi 1 1 l'/4 IV2 i IV* 2 12 1 Vi 1 1V4 1 21 Square Head Wrenches (For Nos. 31q and 33q Cocks On!; l Vi Vi I 3/t 3/4 i l l'/4 Catalog Number of Wrench List Price Length from Center of Head to End Suitable for No. 319 No. 339 Iron Iron Cock Cock Each Inches 7Vi-S .68 ! SV2 11 8-S .80 1 12 iy2 ! 2 [ 2 1 9-S 1.30 1 141/2 2[ ; 1 10-S 2.00 i 17 Ii i 11-S 2.70 i 22 i i 12-S 7.50 I 30 :! ! ' 1 IV4 I 1-M i -SO | 5 Vi 1 Vi 1 ! ! l Vi ! 2 2-M 1 -60 | 8 1 3/4, 1 1 Vi, 3/4 ! !2| 3-M 1 .70 | 11 1 ivi.iy21 1 ! 2V4 1 4-M 1 .90 | 11 | |1 i 3 , 5-M I 1.20 | 14 I 2 ; iy4.ivi 1 14! 6-M ! 2.40 1 18 1 1: Crane Cocks in an intricate pumping svstem. 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 TI . i ' / / iV, V a shock absorber especially de signed for this purpose. ) ) CRANE Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Clamp Gate Valves. pages '4 and 75 \\ edge Gate Valves 25-pound .......................... 125-Pound...................................... 250-pound.................... . .. Underwriters Pattern .... Quick-Opening Type ... . . . . . page _o .pages 77 to Sr .pages S2 and 83 ............ page So .... page So Accessories for Wedge Gate Valves By-Passes.................................. Cleanouts.................................. Indicators.................................. Gearing...................................... page 84. page 84 page 84 page 85 Dimensions of Valves with Gearing or By-Pass............... page Sb For Valves for Marine service, see pages 384 and 389. For Alloy Cast Iron Valves for Process Industries, see page 37S. Crane offers the user an unusually complete line of Iron 13i ijy 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 (fast Iron Valves, page 375), Ni-Resist Valves (see page 374) and Valves for Marine service (see page 389). The Crane high standard of quality in design, materials, and workmanship is maintained in these valves, assuring the user satisfactory and long-time service. /a E irat;jllan` Iron > Ci' .1 r c #ne Clar 1 Cate . es. cnr'r .ot and Murdy, hi\^ .1 espe- iJe lv . pcance jinung pmt. indii*- and ;n 1 Ik-ld or refinurv 'talla- ) 74 CRANE ) Clamp Gate Valves Wedge Disc--All-Iron or Brass Trimmed Wheel WORKING PRESSURES Size Saturated Cold Water, Steam Oil, or Gas, Inches Non-Shock Gland Packing Nut Packing Stem Screwed Valves 1V4 to 2 150 pounds 225 pounds 2 Vi to 4 125 pounds 175 pounds -- 1 Flanged Valves to 2 1125 pounds 200 pounds 2 Vi to 4 1125 pounds 175 pounds Air Tested Upper Bonnet Stem Thread Bushing Lower Bonnet I Body Seat Ring Disc Upper Bonnet Body Clamp ) Brass Trimmed Inside Screw Valves Sices 1 \-i to 4-inch Lower Bonnet Brass Trimmed Inside Screw Valves Sices hi to 1-inch (14 and %-inch sizes do not have a gland.) Brass Trimmed Outside Screw and Yoke Valves All-Iron Inside Screw Val Illustration shows p. .'mlQ sectioned All-Iron liv>id Screw Valve, featurin': Ira draining bonnet. Bonn has no flats or pocUts trap fluid. Service recommendations: Crane Clamp Gate 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, or air 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. Construction: The clamp construction enables dismantling the valve quickly for inspection, clean ing, or repairs. In addition, it maintains a snug and accurately aligned bonnet joint. Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves have brass body seat rings, disc, and stem. In inside screw valves x/i to i-inch, the upper portion of the bonnet engages the stem threads; it is made of brass and is renewable. Sizes il^-inch and larger have a brass renewable 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. All-iron valves: The seats in all-iron valves are cast integral with the body. The disc is forged neef| The stem is steel, the portion coming in contac writh the stuffing box packing being nickel-pi.ited All-Iron -Inside Screw' Valves have a one-piecc ree draining bonnet with an interrupted thread lot en gagement with the stem. This construction i'lus trated at the upper right, permits free passage either side of the stem from the upper part oi th bonnet, preventing the entrapment of line fluids The interrupted threads have a wiping action on til stem, preventing sticking in heavy fluid service Flange dimensions and facing: The dimension and drilling of the end flanges conform to the .Amerij ican Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class (B16.1-1Q48). 125 Bljl \\|l The flanges are plain faced with a smooth L__ finish. ----------------------- B----------- -*< Size 1 1*4 m 2 2Vz 3 4 Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches A B!c D I No. of ;D 1 bolts . b 1 4*4 1 74 3 Vs i 4 i 1*4 4% 1 V2 3 Vi i 4 : IV2 5 1 9/lS 37g 1 4 | 2 6 1 s/s 4^4 1 4 | 2Vz 7 ! u/is 5Vi 1 4 ! 3 7V2 1 % 614; 4 9 ! ,5/is 7 Vi ! 8 ! CRANE Clamp Gate Valves Wedge Disc -- All-Iron or Brass Trimmed 75 Inside Screw, Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Quick Opening ?rifc" -j * A11-Iron No. 4881: Iron Body, Brass Trimmed No. 490 Screwed No. 4901/2 Flanged For working pressures and description, see the preceding page All-Iron No. 4841/2 Screwed No. 4851/2 Flanged Iron Body, Brass Trimmed No. 486V2 No. 4871/2 Screwed Flanged List Prices, Each side Screw. Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Flanged, F. & D. Screwed Flanged, F. & D. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 490 4881/2 4901/2 484V2 4861/2 4851/2 4871/2 Quick Opening Screwed Flanged, F. & D. No. No. No. No. 492 494 4921/2 4941/2 All-Iron No. 492, Screwed Iron Body Brass Trimmed No. 494, Screwed I 11.60 I 12.00 I 13.30 I 13.70 _7.90 12.00 1 12.60 [ 14.20 | 14.80 ` 9.10 12.60 12.50 I 14.00 | 17.50 15.00 [ 16.50 | JO. M) 1.1.80" 13.40 | 15.60 | 18.80 | 16.00 | 18.20 12.20 .00 18.70 | 15.50 I 18.40 22.00 25.00 17.50 20.50 | 120 | 15.80 1.20 ; 25.00 "Sioo ! 35.00" eOO j 71.50 .50 23.00 | 18.80 j 22.50 26.00 29.50 21.00 25.00 | 28.50 32.00 .50 32.50 ! 25.00 ! 32.00 33.00 39.50 28.00 35.00 | 35.50 42.00 .50 42.50 | 32.00 42.00 40.00 50.00 35.00 45.00 | 42.50 52.50 .50 80.00 | 64.00 I 80.00 72.50 88.00 67.00 82.50 | 75.50 91.00 All-Iron No. 4921/2, Flanged Iron Body Brass Trimmed The list, irrices of flanged valves include Shock: A suitable cushion No. 494V2, Flanged drilling to the American Cast Iron ing device should be in ndarcl < 1 .ss 115. No deduction is made if stalled with Quick Opening Valves used in liquid valves are ordered faced only. lines to protect against water hammer; see page 11. --L Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 E | F G H J K L M N H tn)0rcn I3T V* 1 l7/s 1 % !2| V2 |2Visl IzVisI 49/l6 4/i SVis 61/4 47/s 47/g 61/4 7V2 6% 71/2 7VU 83/4 l3/4 l3/4 2Vl6 29/,6 2/i6 2/,6 6 7 E , --F No. 4t'ti 1 iZViel 3Vi 73/g 81/2 9`/s 9>/g 23/4 23/4 7 1 Vi 1 2% | 3V4 9 101/s 10i/g 12 3>/u 3V,g 7 iVi 1 3'/* | 3% 9Vte IU/4 121/4 131/4 3% 3*/g 9 2 1 3% I 4% 113/4 131/z 141/4 153/4 4>/i? 4V,6 9 2V4 ~W\ 4I5/i6 13 15i/4 I6I/4 18 43/4 43/4 107/g 3 4/u! SV,s 151/s 18`/4 187/g 2111/is 53/g 5% 10% 4 5Vr 6 63/4 193/4 241/g 24 247/g 9 9 143/4 . No. 4%' 2 Rising -..m tor drilling . Dimensions "E" (end to end) and "F" (face to face) apply also to Quick Opening Vaives. page 439 Thread engagement . . page 474 Outside Screw and Yoke Quick Opening 76 CRANE 25-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Brass Trimmed RATINGS IN POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH Size of valve Working Pressures Hydrostatic Saturated Cold water Cold Shell Seat Steam non-shock gas test test 12 to 24-inch 30 and 36-inch 25 25 50 25 75 65 43 25 75 55 Non-Rising Stem Flanged No. 491 Brass Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Flanged No. 493, Steel Stem No. 496, Brass Stem List Prices and Dimensions Size List Prices, Each Faced and Drilled | Non-Rising Outside Screw Stem and Yoke Inches No. 491 No. 493 or No. 496 Dimensions, in Inches I No. E F G H turns 1 optoen 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 | 11 I 3Si/2 59 16 : 25 ||13/4I 39 | 641/2 16 I 29 | 14 I 433/4 |711/2 18 i 33 ||14V4I 471/2 I 791/4 18 1 37 || 15*6 | 51 | 88 | 20 141 Vi I 17 | 62*/4 | 106 22 ! 491/2 I 21 1 721/z 11273/4 24 1 62 1 24 | 1501/2 30 1 74 ^1 00 Should have by-pass. See page 84; dimensions on page 8b. z5-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-inc.h and smaller and rolled in on 30 and 36inch sizes; disc faces are rolled into the disc on all sizes. Non-rising stem valves have 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 balltype gland and gland flange; the gland is brass. The valves can be repacked when wide open and under pressure. By-passes: Sizes 24-inch and larger should have a b\-pass to enable equalizing the pressure on both sides of the disc before opening the main valve. See page 84 for description: page 86 for dimensions. Gearing: See page 85 for description and page 86 for dimensions. Vacuum service: \\ hen valves for vacuum exhaust lines are desired, orders must specify. Such valves are especially air-tested to assure absolute tightness. An ex tra charge is made for air-testing. UUandC'i Hub end valves: When 25-Pound Hub End Valves are required, use the Double Disc Gate Valves on pages qo and qi. Flange dimensions, facing, and drilling: dimensions and drilling of the end flanges co to the 25-Pound American Tentative Cast Flange Standard (B1662-1931). 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 to the 25-PoundAmerican Tentative Cast I ron Flange Standard. No deduction is made if valves are ordered faced only. Dimensions of Flanges, in I net" No. ! 1 Size A B C D 0! boi's J> 12 12 19 1 1 17 1 14 | 14 | 21 li/s : 183/4 16 | 16 I231/2! ii/g 1211/4 18 | 18 25 | 11/4 1223/4 20 | 20 271/21 iy4 | 25 24 | 24 32 | 1% I291/2! 30 I 30 383/41 11/2 1 36 I 36 | 36 46 I 1% |423/4| 12 . 12 _ 15 _ 15 _ 20 !_ 20_U 28 L 32 1 Bottom outlet valves are made to order. Motor or cylinder operation . . pages 129 to 135 Drilling templates. . page 439 H O h- 125-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves General Description rtj-Pound [mn Body Wedge Gate Valves H-inch and smJi'.r are an improved design, `ying man> Uattires of unusual merit. They new %'(1C !ur -'i lity in iron .Ives, having _er life, and aU-diuur.u of services. i ibility for all , unusuall> Cl'll nlete, includes swing \ul\e vahes.. . . ;iages 78 and 79 lives pages 78 and 79 pattern \ni\ ............. page 80 taltes. ................... page 80 process indust ri. ... page 375 Brine scr\ ice .... page 389 bonnet: The cast iron `bonnet arc o t al-shaped; libsevt vns ci inrined with prop- strihution .i>sure maximum k Flanged '.jives sizes 24- gsmaller ha\ e st raight through tie ribs bettt een the bonnet the end Manges, providing resistance to line strains. Yoke Sleeve Nut : disc is made of cast iron, trimmed valves has large faces rolled securely into avetails Sizes 1 2-inch are made to order with disc ' prices on application. Non-Rising Stem Valve Brass Trimmed--Open Outside Screw and Yoke Valve Brass Trimmed -- Closed ch and smaller have a solid ' the disc lor the non-rising built up at the center to These illustrations are representative of sizes 12-inch and smaller only; larger sizes are made similar to the 250-Pound Wedge Cate Valves described on page 82. te the stem hole. In non-rising stem brass to the bonnet, and the stem collar recess in the brass ` that portion of the disc that engages trimmed valves is brass-bushed, top and bottom, to cads is brass-bushed. minimize friction and to prevent corrosion. Outside have long disc guides consisting of ribs and machined grooves in the disc. This : drag on the seating surfaces and theretheir liie. In sizes 12-inch and smaller, screw and yoke valves in these sizes have swinging gland eye bolts which move out of the way when the stuffing box is being repacked but which will not become detached and lost. disc guide is at least 50 per cent of the tr, the- engaging surfaces are tapered to fine I'c ring contact which would cause sr 01 toe guides. The stuffing box is exceptionally deep and is filled with high grade packing. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. rstem is of liberal diameter and amply threads have long engagement in the sleeve. Outside screw and yoke valves and smaller have a tee-head disc-stem ; larger sites have a threaded disc-stem .locked together with a pin. stuffing box: These valves have a twoype gland, consisting of a gland and a f hi- construction maintains an even patr , anJ prevents binding on the stem the .. -.J bolt nuts are not pulled up Outside screw and yoke brass trimmed valves in sizes 12-inch and smaller have a brass stem hole bushing, offering a better back seat for the stem and making this point non-corrosive. Yoke sleeve: The yoke sleeve used in outside screw and yoke valves is made of Cast Manganese Bronze. Yoke: The yoke in 0. S. 81 Y. valves 4-inch and smaller is cast integral with the bonnet. In larger sizes, the yoke consists of two halves which are bolted together at the top, and also to the bonnet. --inch and smaller, the non-rising stem through holts holding the stuffing box Wheel: Wheels are malleable iron, assuring maxi mum strength; they have an oval-shaped rim, affording an easy grip. 78 CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron Size of valve Working pressures 1 Screwed or flanged valves Hub end valves Saturated steam Cold water, oil, Cold water or gas or gas, non-shock non-shock Hydrostatic test pressures Screwed, flanged, or hub end valves Shell test Seat test 2 to 12-inch 14 and 16-inch 18 to 24-inch 30 to 48-inch I 125 pounds 125 pounds 200 pounds 150 pounds 150 pounds 120 pounds 200 pounds 150 pounds 150 pounds 120 pounds 350 pounds 250 pounds 250 pounds 200 pounds 225 pcium 175 poun< 175 poum 150 pen nds For steam lines larger than 16-mch, Crane 150-Pound Cast Steel Gate Valves are recommended; see page 229, Crane 115-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves are sturdy, rugged, well proportioned valves which find wide application in nearly every kind of industry. Sizes 12-inch and smaller include many features of .unusual merit, such as tee-head disc-stem connection in outside screw and yoke valves, solid web disc, brass bushed stem collar bearing in non-rising stem brass trimmed valves, straight through ports in flanged end bodies (24-inch and smaller) with tie ribs between the bonnet flange and the end flanges, etc. These and other features are described below or on the preceding page. Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are recommended for steam, water, or oil lines. The body seat rings are brass, screwed into the body. The disc faces are brass, rolled into the disc. In non-rising stem valves, the stem is Cast Manga nese Bronze, and the disc is brass-bushed where it engages the stem threads. In sizes 12-inch and smaller, brass bushings are used above and below the stem collar to reduce friction and prevent corrosion. Outside screw and yoke valves are made with a brass stem or a steel stem, as ordered; on steel stems, that portion which comes in contact with the packing is nickel plated. Sizes 12-inch and smaller have a teehead disc-stem connection with a renewable brass bushing in the top of the bonnet. 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 disc. Valves with screwed-in body seat rings can be sup plied to order; prices on application. The stem is steel, and the portion which comes in contact with the packing is nickel plated. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Gland: These valves have a two-piece gland, con sisting of a malleable iron gland flange and a brass gland in brass trimmed valves or a nickel-plated steel gland in all-iron valves. In sizes 12-inch and smaller, brass trimmed valves have Cast Manganese Bronze gland bolt nuts, and all-iron valves have zinc-plated steel gland bolts and gland bolt nuts. The outside screw and yo; v in these sizes have swinging type gland e\ ,, Hub end valves: The hubs on hub end \ aiv es accommodate Class "A," "B," "C," or "D iron pipe. In place of a wheel, these valves h square operating nut. By-passes: A by-pass is recommended on siz inch and larger. The by-pass enables equa' the pressure on both sides of the disc before o; the main valve. See page 84 for description page 86 for dimensions. Gearing: To facilitate operation, sizes 24-inch larger should be equipped with gears. See 'a for description and page 86 for dimensions. Motor or cylinder operation: Valves install inaccessible locations or used for emergency pu should preferably be equipped with some easy of operation. An electric or air motor driv e, operating cylinder, is ideal for this purpose, description, see pages 12Q to 135. Indicators: The stem of an outside screw and valve indicates the position of the disc. Non stem valves can be easily equipped with a "u sal'' indicator; see page 84. Cleanouts: For use on lines carrying an un amount of sediment, tarry fluids, etc., flanged sizes 12-inch and smaller can be equipped w cleanout on the side of the body to facilitate c ing. See page 84. Standards: Flanged valves conform (exccp' marking) to the American Petroleum Institute ( Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service. No. Fifth Edition, June, 1947 (Tentative) and S ment 1, issued October, 1048. This Standard iinc sizes 2, 2Yi, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12-inch. Flanged valves also conform to the American S ard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Valves (B16.10-1Q39), for 125-Pound C. .i-t Wedge Gate Valves. This Standard includes 2 to 24-inch, inclusive. Flange dimensions and facing: The dime and drilling of the end flanges conform to the ican Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 121' (' B 1948). The flanges are plain faced with a s finish. Flange dimensions are shown on page 3 Additional description............. poge 77 Valves (or Marine service page 389 Quick-Opening and Underwriters' Pattern Valves . PaS*t Alloy Cast Iron Valves for process industries..................page CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron 79 Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke t Screw ed : No. 460 irass Scats Jra.-j Stem tNo. 472 ? All-Iron Flanged No. 461 Brass Seats Brass Stem No. 473 All-Iron Hub Ends No. 462 Brass Seats Brass Stem For working pressure* and description, see the preceding page. Screwed No. 464 Brass Seats Steel Stem No. 464V2 Brass Seats Brass Stem No. 475 All-Iron Flanged No. 465 Brass Seats Steel Stem No. 465Vi Brass Seats Brass Stem No. 475Vi All-iron List Prices, Each Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Bes Screwed No. 460 Brass Seats and Stem No. 472 All Iron Flanged, F. & D. No. 461 Brass Seats and Stem No. 473 All Iron Hub Ends No. 462 Brass Seats and Stem No. 464 Brass Seats, Steel Stem Screwed No. 464Vi Brass Seats and Stem No. 475 All Iron Flanged, F. 8z D. No. 465 Brass Seats, Steel Stem No. 465Vi No. 475y2 Brass All Seats Iron and Stem For sizes smaller than 2-inch, use Clamp Gate Valves; see page 75. E 34.00 34.00 37.50| 37.50 34.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 43.50 43.50 43.50 m 35.50 35.50 40.00 40.00 || 43.00 43.00 43.00 47.50 47.50 47.50 pT 39.50 39.50 44.50 44.50 39.50 51.50 51.50 51.50 56.50 56.50 56.50 Hi 46.00 52.50 60.50 60.50 67.00 67.00 ft' 54.50 54.50 62.50 62.50 54.50 71.00 71.00 71.00 79.001 79.00 79.00 ft 76.00 84.50 84.50 93.50 93.50 102.001 102.00 102.00 1" 93.00 93.00 102.00 102.00 93.00 | 117.00 117.00 117.00 126.00| 126.00 126.00 1 163.00 175.00 175.00 163.00 210.001 210.00 210.00 276.00 276.00 276.00 '1 330.00 330.00 330.00 395.00 395.00 395.00 : 468.00 468.00 468.00 535.00 645.00 645.00 645.00 763.00 1025.001 , 1 895.00 895.00 895.00 1185.001 1185.00 1185.00 1580.00 2500.00 4275.00 1 w 6450.00 8680.00 J 1760.00 1760.00 1760.00 2735.00 2735.00 2735.00 4600.00 4600.00 4600.00 6975.00 6975.00 6975.00 10260.001 10260.00 10260.00 11840.00 1 14200.00 14200.00 14200.00 nth and larger should have a by-pass, see page 84 for description and page 86for dimensions. mh and larger should be geared; see page 8? for description and page 86 for dimensions. ling: Flanged valves are furnished faced and ed iF. & D.), unless ordered faced only. List es include facing and drilling to the American Dimensions . . page 81 Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. When valves are ordered faced only, they will be furnished at the same price as for faced and drilled. By-passes and gearing . . pages 84 to 88 80 CRANE Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Underwriters' Pattern WORKING PRESSURE 175 pounds cold water, non-shock HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 350 pounds shell 200 pounds seat Non-Rising Stem Hub Ends No. 4621/2 Size Inches List Prices, Each No. 462Vi Hub End No. 467Vi | No. 467 Screwed | Flanged, F. & D. 2 Vi 3 4 S 6 8 10 12 74.00 118.00 195.00 323.00 51.00 59.00 77.50 ! 1 j ! 1 i I 1 53.00 62.00 83.50 110.00 127.00 213.00 350.00 522.00 These valves, designed for fire protection service, are simi lar to the valves described on the preceding three pages. Outside Screw and Yoke Valves^ Screwed No. 467V2 Flanged No. 467 The valves conform to the Underwriters' Specifica tions known as "The National Standard." They are listed as approved and inspected by the Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, Boston, and the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago. The valves are marked "CU" and "FM." Trimmings: Body seat rings are brass, screwed into the body. Disc faces are brass, rolled into the disc. The stem is brass, and the bonnet and stuffing box are brass-bushed where they come in contact with the stem. In non-rising stem valves, the disc is brass-bushed where it engages the stem threads. The brass to brass contacts prevent corrosion and assure easy operation of the valve. The gland is brass and is of the ball type; the glan flange is malleable iron. The gland nuts are bra Hub end valves: The hub ends fit Class "D" iron pipe. The bonnet has a square flange integral, to permit bolting on an indicator 1 when the valve is installed underground. Outside screw and yoke: Outside screw and yo valves are usually used indoors. The rising ste indicates whether the valve is open or closed. Drilling: List prices of flanged Valves include facin and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Stand ard, Class 125. No deduction is made when valve are ordered faced only. Indicator Posts . page 128 12 5-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Quick Opening--Brass Trimmed Screwed No. 470 Brass Trimmed Flanged No. 471 Brass Trimmed WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock These valves, except the quick-opening mecha ism and the disc-stem ' HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES nection, are the same as t 350 pounds shell 225 pounds seat outside screw and yo valves described on List Prices, Each Size No. 470 Screwed Inches No. 471 Flanged F. & D. For sizes smaller than V, use Clamp Gate Valves (page 75). 3 55.50 60.50 4 71.00 79.00 three preceding pages. To secure the cs rigidity necessary in this type of vat- disc is threaded on the stem and pinned wj Drilling: List prices of flanged 'alV include facing and drilling to the Americ Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. (| deduction for valves ordered faced onlj 5 102.50 Shock: Closing one of these valves quid* 6 112.00 121.00 on liquid lines may cause ``water hamn^t 8 198.00 When severe, water hammer must be elij 10 330.00 inated by installing a suitable cushion^ 12 460.00 device; see page 11. Dimensions of 125-Pound Wedge Cate Valves . . page 81 Additional description . . . pages 77 CRANE [125-Pound Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves Dimensions, in Inches jieral description S-Poand Valves, tpag*s 77 to SO. !~ -N--|- 81 T ^dimensions and _ he dimensions and pf the end flanges ' to the American .. Range Standard, i(BlO.I-IQ4S). are plain faced, oth finish. Screwed or Flanged Non-Rising Stem Valves V,:thout By-Pass E-- F- Screwed or Flanged O.S. & Y. Valves Without By-Pass Dimensions "E" and "F" apply also to Quick Opening Valves a Flatlges 1 BiC D Bo Its 1 1 No. of turns E F G H J K L M N P Q to No. Dia. open a % "W 4 5/s ~w~-- 83/4 3.25 2.75 12% l4%" 8 rfn 7 1 7 U/l6 1 SV4 1 4 s/s 61/2 1 7% 1 13*/. 17 8 1 8% Dyr % 6 4 % 6% 1 8 91/4 4.66| 2.75 151/2 19% I 27% 9 12 1 2 , 10% 8% 13/,6 7 8 % 7% 1 8Vs 1&V2 ! 21%! i9| | 1 12 "9 fc 10 ' ,5/l 1S/l6 71/2 8 81/2 | 8 % 7% 1 9 ioy i 5.70 3.00 I8I/2 2334 35% i 10 1 15% ! 2 | V* 1 8% | 10 |1 1 21% 28% 1 12 I 1! 9 11 11 1 91/2 I 8 | 3/4 |! 8% 1 10% 111V4 7.80|| 3.00 233/g 32% 45% 12 23 | 2 i 13 2 13% 1% I 11*4 8 % 1 IOI/4 111% 1 13 10.00 | 3.50 l"27%" 41% ; 59% 16 ; 29 | 2 j 17 1 16 1 19 IVis 1 141/4 1% | 17 12 12 Vs Vs \ | 13 1 13% 12.10 | 3.50 ! 33 50% 76% 20 1 14 1 14'/? 14.20j 3.50 36% | 58 83% 20 41 | 2 | 21 41 1 2 25% W- 21 i3/* i 18% 12 1 15 1 39% "67%" 20 1 2 30 r 23% 17/U 1 21`A 16 1 16 1 11 453/4 76% | 22 1 2 34 F 25 | l%s 1I 223/4 16 ft 27k 1 PMel 25 20 IVs Ws 17 1 18 1 483/s 83% 1 24 1 521/2 91% 24 1 2 38 1 2 42% w 32 |li% i 291/2 20 1 Va 20 1 1 63% 109 30 1 3 50 > 1 38% | 2% 1 36 | 28 1 Vs i FPt6 . 2% 1 423/4 1 32 | 11/2 1 E >3 2/, | 49i/2 j 36 | 11/2 |11 5912 1 23/4 I 56 | 44 [ iy2 1 24 28 1 33 36 i 1 75% | 137 | 111 1 1 111 1 i 1!1 i 1 36 | 11 !! 1 i 3 95 i 1l 1 ice: The face to face dimensions of flanged iform to the American Petroleum Institute adard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, ~ifth Edition. June, 1947 (Tentative) and it 1, issued October, iq48. This Standard uzes 2, 2V2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12-inch. halves also conform to the American Stand ee to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged bo. ic-iQ3q), for 123-Pound Cast Iron jatv Valves. This Standard includes sizes : .'.dusive. es and gearing: Sizes 14-inch and larger live a b\-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 8b. 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: The hubs on the hub end valves will accommodate Class "A," "B," "C," or "D" cast iron pipe. pages 79 and 80 Thread engagement. . page 474 Templates for drilling . . page 439 82 CRANE ) 250-Pound Ferrosteel Wedge Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds steam, 450 F. 500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 1000-pound shell test 550-pound seat test Brass Trimmed Valves At right Outside Screw & Yoke Closed Belem' Non-Rising Stem--Open Crane 250-Pound Ferrosteel W edge 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. Metal sections are more than ample, and the metal is distributed to provide maxi mum strength. d ) Wedge disc: The disc 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. Flange dimensions and facing: In brass trimmed valves, the faces are securely rolled into ma mensions and drilling of end flanges chined dovetails in the disc, assuring tightness under pressure. form to the American Cast Iron f Ian Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are recommended Standard, Class 250 (Bi6b-iq44). for steam, w'ater, or oil, or for other fluids that do not corrode End flanges have a l{6-inch raised _ brass or iron. The screwed-in body seat rings are made of Crane The raised face is finished with coned Special Brass, a leaded tin bronze of high strength and hardness. trie grooves, approximately ib emoij The disc is Crane Special Brass in the 2-inch size and cast iron per inch, known as a "serrated iinis faced with Crane Special Brass in larger sizes. 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-inch valves which have a solid Crane Special Brass disc. \ \ .* lil 1 Face to face N) N Outside screw' and yoke valves have a brass or a steel stem. The brass stem serves as a safeguard against corrosion. ------- A-------- D 16 j All-iron valves: All-iron valves are recommended for gas or B- oil service, or for fluids that corrode brass but not iron. They have seats cast integral with the body and disc. Valves w ith screwed-in body seat rings can be supplied w'hen ordered; prices on application. The stem is steel, the portion in contact with the Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches^ Bol Size A B C D E No. __ packing being nickel plated. 2 2 6V2 7/ 43/is 5 8 _ Stuffing box: The stuffing box has high grade packing. The 2V2I 2Vz | 71/2 1 4*7,6 57/g L- valves, when wide open, can be repacked w'hile under pressure. 3 3 81/4 11/8 Sn/i6 6% 31/2 |3VZ 9 l3/, 67,6 71/4 V ) Gland: A two-piece gland (a gland flange and a gland) prevents binding on the valve stem and assures an even load on the pack ing. The gland flange is malleable iron. The gland is brass in brass trimmed valves and nickel-plated steel in all-iron valves. 4 s 6 8 4 10 I'/i 615/ib 77/ 8-- 5 11 l3/s 8s/,6 91/4 3__ 6 121/2 l7/i 9n/,s 10% 1-J- 8 15 1% H1S/,6 13 IF. Wheels: Wheels are made of malleable iron to assure maximum 10 10 !17Vi l7/s 14V, 6 151/4 strength. Their oval-shaped rim assures an easy grip. 12 12 I20V2 2 167,6 173/4 "l-- 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. , 2 E, Screwed No. 3 E, Flanged Crane Special Brass Sears Brass Seem No. 6 E, Screwed No. 7 E, Flanged Spccia Steel Stem No. 6% E, Screwed No. 7Vi E, Flanged List Prices, Each fic.- Non-Rising Stem Outside Scr"w and Yoke | No. 2 E No. 3 E No. 6 E or No. 7 E or No. 14 E | All-Iron Crane Special Brass Sears Brass St em No. 14 b, Flanged All-1 ron No. 6% E No. 71/2 E Dimensions, in Inches pes Screwed Flanged F. & D. Screwed Flanged F. & D. Flanged 1 F. & D. | F GH J K L i Turns to open r 60.00 k ` 76.00 65.00 82.00 70.00 87.00 | 75.00 93.00 75.00 ! 7 93.00 : 8 8% 11 141/2 8 9% 13% 171/2 9 8I 9; | 94.00 R - 1 118.00 t1 11 f' 1 102.00 115.00 133.00 174.00 225.00 403.00 542.00 775.00 ! 106.00 142.00 ' ! ' 114.00 136.00 157.00 208.00 260.00 470.00 630.00 900.00 114.00 157.00 208.00 260.00 470.00 630.00 900.00 ! i ) j | | ! I 9 11 11 Vs 14% 2OV2 10 10 1 11% 15V! 22 10 10 ! 12 171/2 24% 12 12 i 15 20% 293/4 14 14 j 15% 23 341/2 16 16 ! 16 Vi 30% 42% 20 20 1 18 36 52% 22 22 1 19% 39% 60 24 24 | inch and larger should have a by-pass; see page 84 for description and page 86 for dimensions. 15 151/2 14 16% 18% 23 27 35 38 46 sses: A by-pass is recommended on 150td Valves sizes 6-inch and larger. See page 84 lescnption and page 86 for dimensions. K 1 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 130 to 135. n-R .ong Stem P*ed ,,r Tlanged 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 conform to the Ameri can Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. 6-D, Fifth Edition, June, rg47 (Tentative) and Supple ment 1, issued October, 1948. The Standard does not include sizes 3 Yi and j-inch. Flanged valves also conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (B;6.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. | Templates for drilling page 440 Thread engagement. .. page 474 OutsideScrewSiYoke Screwed or Flanged 84 ) CRANE Accessories for Iron Wedge Gate Valves !! By-Passes g # For Water Service For Steam Service| 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 For dimensions, see page 86. 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 Outside Screw & Yoke Gate Valve Globe Valve Used in By-Pass 25-Pound and 125-Pound Valves can be Extra List Prices for By-Passes supplied with a large size by-pass, suitable Pressure Size for water (or oil or gas) service. The valve Class of of For Water Service On Flanged or For Steam Service] On Flanged End in the by-pass is a gate valve. It is of the Main Main Hub End Valves Valves non-rising stem construction when the main Valve Valve Size Non Outsidel Size I Globe valve is non-rising stem, and outside screw of Rising Screw of By-Pass J and yoke construction, when the main valve is outside screw and yoke. By-Pass Stem &Yoke By-Pass By-Passj|By-Pass| Inches Inches Each Each Inches Each Unless otherwise ordered, on regular wheel 14 I ) operated and spur geared valves the by pass will be attached to the side of the 25 Pound 16 to 20 | 24 to 30 Prices on Application main valve with the stem of the main valve and of the by-pass valve parallel, pointing Page 76 ___3_6___ L 12 ano 141 vertically upward. Bevel geared valves with 125 16 to 20 [ by-pass have the by-pass on the bottom of the main valve, as shown below. Pound 24 and 30! Page 79 36 and 421 Prices on Application 48 I 8 | 5 and 6 I 250 Pound 8I 10 Page 83 12 1 Vi 1% l`/2 Prices on Application 3/4 3/4 Prices on Applicate 1 Brass trimmed valves are furnished with a brass trimmed pass; all-iron valves are furnished with an all-iron by-pa Cleanouts For 125-Pound Flanged Wedge Gate Valves Sizes 3. 4. 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12-inch 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 and ) can be installed on the side of the valve or the bottom of the valve. Side Cleanout (For Flanged Valves) Price* 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 I 7.00 Universal Type In l'c CRANE 85 Accessories for Iron Wedge Gate Valves Gearing -Rising tern A le L Gearing S aruvi Pressure Class of Valve 25-Pound Page 76 125-Pound Page 79 250-Pound Page 82 Size , Extra List Price per Valve Valve Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw 8z Yoke Inches 1 Bevel | Spur | Bevel ! Spur 14 16 18 20 Price* on Application 24 Prices on Application 30 36 12 14 16 18 20 Prices on 24 Application Price* on Application 30 36 42 48 81 10 Price* on 1 Application j Price* on Application 12 Outside Screw and Yoke Style N Bevel Gearing Style O Bevel Gearing ed. arger size Crane Iron Gate Valves can be sup- gears. which greatly facili- _ Unless otherwise ornisstng stem bevel geared fu -hed with the pinion in . it right angles to the run of the valve. They can also be fur nished with the shaft parallel to the run. With ctyle N bevel gearing for outside screw and yoke valves, the pinion shaft extends at right angles to the run of the valve; with Style O, parallel to the run. Unless otherwise ordered, Style N will be furnished. For dimention* of geared valve*, see page 86, Style P Spur Gearing ipe Line Needs Support! Piping won't stand up and work effi ciently without ad1 equatesupport. Its .yv own weight plus the ------ _ weight of the fluid will cause a break or 11 strain joints to the point am iistort or ruin valve seats. strun, pipe hanger or support at foot intervals is considered good or thr average or ordinary installt U 'Pacing will vary considerth. ;ce and type of system. Place r- - to valves and heavy pieces rkv ' I his catalog shows many ers nJ supports; see pages 40Q sr sp Gig. see page 532. 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 range of sizes and with screwed, flanged, butt-welding, or socket-weld ing ends. The valves are available for pressures as high as 2 500 pounds at iooo F., or 6coo pounds at ioo F. See page 214 and pages 221 to 232. 86 ) CRANE Iron Wedge Gate Valves with Gearing or By-Pass Dimensions, in Inches -JJCH -H- -G----- Square Operating Nut for 125-Pound Hub End Non-Rising Stem Geared Valves Non-Rising Stem Valves with Bevel or Spur Gears For dimensions of valves without gearing or by-pass, refer to the following pages: 25-Pound Page 7b 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. Style N Bevel Gearing Style P Spur Ccarin Outside Screw and Yoke Valves with Bevel or Spur( out by-pass, except on 12-inch hub end and flanged end 125-Pound Valves. On these sizes, Pound Valves with by-pass have a longer fac face dimension. Valves with by-pass: The face to face dimension Center to top and wheel diameter dimensions ar 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 Size of Main Valve Bevel Geared Valves with Ge rs Valves with By-Pass j Spur Geared No. of By-Pass | By-S H J turns to K *L for | fa) Water Stei Q A B ;CI D | E F G open Size M Sizej -K Hub End By-Pass For Water Service For Steam Service Description of gears 25-Pound Wedge Gate Valve9 , 14 33% 501/4 |12% 433/4 1 6 ; 533/4 10 14 16 39 553/g | 13 1 50 | 6 ! 591/2 | 12 18 18 42% 61%, 13 1531/2' 6 ,653/4 12 18 1 20 , 46Vg j 67Vi 1 13 | 571/4 i 5 i 71% 12 18 24 , 55i/2 81% |16%| 691/2 1 8 : 87% 143/4 22 | 30 54% %% 116%' 78% . 8 IIO21/4 143/4 22 36 751/s 113% 201/2 911/4 10i*/isH19% 17 27 ! 58 1 66 ! 1 74 1 83 1 148 1 186 1 259 !*i3%; 2 1231/4 1 *14 1 3 127*4 i*14%l 3 281/4 1*151/2! 3 '29% 1 *17 1 4 135% ! *21 1 4 138% ! *24 I 6 143% 1 f 1 t 1 1 125-Pound Wedge Gate Valves j 12 32% 45% | 13 ] 43% ) 6 1501/4 12 14 | 3734 | 53% 13 , 48ft ! 6 1 58 12 18 2 18 16 43% | 60% ! 17 1 57% ' 8 66V2 1411/ig 22 | 18 , 453/4 651/4 I 17 | 593/4 ' 8 1 71 14ll/i6 22 20 ! 49% 171%; 17 ' 63% 1 8 ! 77 14ll/i6 22 24 1 57% 85% I2OV2! 73% HO* Vie! 903/4 17 27 30 1 713/g|106%| 23 87% | 12 ' 112 19 30 36 ' 843/4 123 i26 Vi! 103 . 15 1273/4 20% | 30 42 101% 146 31i/2il23i/2: 193/g 151% 22% | 36 48 107% 160 31%'129%| 193/g 1643/4' 22% 36 50 16 | *14 1 2 122V4 1 60 | *15 ! 2 123% S 102 1 | *16 : 3 '271/4 J 114 ! *17 | 3 '28% 1 127 | *18 1 3 !29% ""I 175 j *20 ; 4 135% J 380 *24 1 4 '38% 560 | 32 ! 6 1 45 _i 785 I *33 1 6 1 50 900 1 *36 1 8 1573/ ~~J 250-Pound Wedge Cate Valves i s; 61 1! !1 ! 1 1 1 ! *15 ! 1% 1 15 |*15%| 1% |143 8 ! 24% 35 | 13 | 35% 1 6 1391/4 12 18 70 !`16%| 1% 119% 10 I 30 43 1151/2! 421/4 1 7 i 47*/, 14 20 95 1 *18 1 1% |1914_jLI 12 1 33% 1 48 15% 4534 ' I 523/4 I 14 20 115 'Dimension "L", the face to face of flanged valves with by-pass, includes the ^jj-inch raised la 250-Pound Valves. Dimensions identified bv an asterisk are the same as for valves with "it page 85 Description of by-passes . . page 84 Templates for drilling. . pages 439 all CRANE____________________________ ___________________87 Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves A.W.W. A. Valves ; tms of Parts and General Description........................... pages 88 and 8q n Bod> V ah es : 5-Pound ........................................................... pages qo and qi ice-Pound V O G ..................................................... pages qs and q3 ico-Pound \Y O G......................................................... pages q6 and q7 A. W. \\r A ............................................................. pages qq and qs l .rrostcel Valves 300-Pound W O G..........................................................................page q8 iCC-Pound Gas--with Spur Gears.............................................page qq Scc-Pound W O.G...................................................................... page 100 Accessories for Double Disc Gate Valves By-Passes ................................................................................... page ioi Gearing....................................................................................... page 101 Gleanouts ....................................................... pages qi, q3, and 101 Indicators..................................................................................... page 101 Dimensions of Valves w ith Gearing or By-Pass........... pages 102 and 103 The Crane line of Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves includes valves for water, oil, or gas pressures up to 800 pounds, also valv es for low pressure steam. It includes Brass Trimmed and All-Iron Valves, A.W.W.A. Valves, and 500-Pound Spur Geared Valves especially designed for gas line construction. 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 older assure dependability in service. 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 Yoke Sleeve Nut Yoke. Yoke Sleeve- a ) Non-Rising Stem Valve Open Packing Stuffing Box Upper Spreader Spreader Bushing Disc Seat Ring StemStem RingSpreader Pin_[ Body Seat Ring Lower Spreader Guide Ribs Cast in Body Flanged end bodies for 500 and 800-Pound W.O.G. Valoet have straight through ports; see page 89. Outside Screw and Yoke Valv Closed 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. A Discs with Spreaders Discs with Weda1-'* CRANE 89 General Description I'lu ,cneral characteristics of Crane Iron Body and Ferrosteel Double Disc Valves are illustrated on the preceding page. Except for their proportions ..nJ ir the materials used, the various lines are very similar in construction. ale Ji-'cs: disc ding pa jtSjSr opting. : seats in the valves are parallel, illustrated and described on the res positive, tight seating and ot for certain small sice valves having all-brass brass trimnua valves have cast iron or Ferro- tidiscs with hrj'.- or Crane Special Brass seating ' ;The faces .ue securely rolled into machined ' in the discs, assuring tightness under in vahes : ie seating faces are cast integral Jisce i-risinc -a:!! rass trimmed valves, the portion tdiscs that au iges the stem threads is brass or aed. i trimmed \ .Ives with spreader type discs, the ader is brass in the smaller sizes, and cast :brass wedging faces rger sices. 1 bonnet: All lines ha\e oval-shaped ad bonnets. Metal [are more than ample, met..1 - distributed t m.i.\;r,;-..m strength. .end 5c. and 8oot.O.C. Valves have ..through ports, as lithe illustration at the : metal sev r ions adj a- Ithe bonnet and end iheavih reinforced. Straighc Through Ports in Flanged End 500 and 800-Pound W.O.G. Valves it rings: In brass trimmed valves, the rings .ir. brass or Crane Special Brass. |trim.-m . :,-Pound Valves 14-inch and larger, T^.seat ,n_;s are rolled into machined dove- _i boot n 1 r and 1 2-inch 25-Pound Valves, il. Brass t rimmed valves for higher pressures, |3^at rin^> are screwed into the body. lives arc regularly furnished with the seats Kwith the body. However, they can be furLyith sere . eel-in body seat rings when so tpriccs on application. steir in non-rising stem brass trimmed ^inade i>: t.rane Cast Manganese Bronze or dc: njinjr upon the pressure class. crc;- '.! \oke brass trimmed valves are 1 a r. ,.eu Hass stem. ^Ives h.; e a steel stem; the portion coming St with tr..; packing is nickel plated. Gland and stuffing box: All vahes hat e a twopiece ball-type gland, consisting of a malleable iron gland flange and a brass gland in brass trimmed valves or a nickel-plated steel gland in all-iron valves. 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, 100-Pound W.O.G., and 200-Pound W.O.G. valves are plain faced with a smooth finish. 500-Pound W.O.G. and 500-Pound Gas flanged valves are regularly furnished with a raised face \($inch high on the end flanges. Soo-Pound W.O.G. flanged valves are regularly fur nished with a M-inch male face (large male) on the end flanges. 90 CRANE ) 25-Pound Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed Size of valve Working pressures Flanged valves Saturated Cold 1 Cold water steam gas ! non-shock Hub end valves 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 36-inch 25 pounds 25 pounds 43 pounds 25 pounds 43 pounds 75 pounds 55 pounds 42 & 48-inch 25 pounds 25 pounds 35 pounds 50 pounds 45 pounds C-rane 25-Pound Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves, illustrated on the opposite page, are admirably suited for a great variety of service conditions that do not require the use of `'Standard" or "125-Pound" weight valves. They will give excellent service in 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. I They are short and compact, occupying a minimum of space in the pipe line. Brass trimmed: The body seat rings are brass. In sizes 10. and 12-inch valves, they are screwed into the body. In the larger sizes, they are rolled into the body. When so ordered, screwed-in ) rings can be furnished in the larger sizes; prices on application. The discs are cast iron with a brass seating face. 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. The valves have a two-piece ball-type gland, con sisting of a brass gland and a malleable iron gland flange. tion, such as an electric or air motor drive or3 operating cylinder; see pages nq to 135. Vacuum or air service: Valves for vacuum 1 \ha lines or for air service should be specially air-tests an extra charge is made. Unless orders specify! tested, water-tested valves are furnished. Disc rollers: Brass trimmed valves, 14-inch larger, ordered for use in a horizontal pipe with! valve stem horizontal, will be equipped with a track in the lower side of the body, and brass rol and brass scrapers in the lower side of the discs. Cleanouts: When so ordered, these valves eaiji furnished with cleanouts; see the opposite page.a Flange dimensions and facing: The dimens and drilling of the end flanges conform to the Pound American Tentative Cast Iron Flange St ard (Bi6b2-iq31). The flanges are plain faced, a smooth finish. On special order, valves can be drilled to the An can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (Bi 1948). When so drilled, full face gaskets should 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 valves: The hubs on hub-end valves will accommodate Class "A" or "B" cast iron pipe. In place of a wheel, the valves have a square operat Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches ing nut. No. U Size A B C D of By-passes: Sizes 24-inch and larger should have a by-pass, to enable equalizing the pressure on both 10 10 16 bolts be 7/s 141/4 12 _j sides of the valve before opening. See page 101 for 12 12 19 1 17 12 _J description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. 14 14 21 ll/s 183/4 12 1 16 16 231/2 l'/g 211/4 16 Gearing: To facilitate operation, 42 and 48-inch 18 18 25 11/4 223/4 16 J. valves should be equipped with gears. See page 101 20 20 27Vz l`/4 25 20 J for description; pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. A24 24 32 1% 291/2 20 30 30 383/4 11/2 36 28 Jj Motor or cylinder operation: Valves installed in 36 36 46 l5/s 423/4 32 ) inaccessible locations or used for emergency purposes 42 42 53 should be equipped with some easy means of opera 48 48 591/2 l3/4 491/2 2 56 36___ 44 _ Additional detcription. . . pages 88 and 89 CRANE 91 Pound Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. J, L - w MK Open .1 .1 01 : J -M ] F* n-R Stem Valves Without ?By-P iss i l. i j E-- Flanged Outside Screw and Yoke Valve Without By-Pass i the huh end valves will accomi "A" o' "B" cast iron pipe. Non-Rising Stem No. 791 Flanged No. 798 Hub Ends Outside Screw and Yoke No. 793 % Flanged List Prices and Dimensions It" List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches It Non-Rising j Stem Outside Screw and Yoke L.No. 791 W Flanged j-` F. & D. fjt 185.00 p 230.00 p 358.00 ** 506.00 p 690.00 p 880.00 t 1335.00 2600.00 8^ 3950.00 EL. 1 No. 798 Hub Ends 173.00 210.00 333.00 470.00 640.00 825.00 1235.00 2450.00 3700.00 No. 793% Flanged F. & D. 218.00 276.00 412.00 570.00 760.00 965.00 1460.00 2800.00 4260.00 5800.00 7800.00 E F G Hj 1 91/2 12% 12.10 3.50 27% 1 10 12% 14.20 3.50 30% IOV2 131/8 16.10 3.50 331/4 1 11 14V, 18.40 4.00 36 1 11% 147,8 20.50 4.00 41 1 12 ! 15Vi6 22.60 4.00 44% 13 1S% 26.80 4.00 51% : 14% 177* 33.00 4.50 62% 16 18% 39.30 4.87 72% | 17V2 ! 1 !; 19 I 1 '1 KL 47 54% 6434 713/4 803/4 88% 104 128 149% 176% 2003/4 ! 12 12 14 14 18 18 20 22 27 30 36 M 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 I'ii'U'. should have a by-pass; see page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. I 48-inch -h. -aid be geared; see page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions.________ No. of turns to open 22 26 29 33 38 42 49 124 147 131 149 Cleanout: When so ordered, these valves on sizes 14-inch and larger can be fitted w ith 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. Drilling: Flanged valves are furnished faced and drilled (F. & D.) unless ordered faced only. List prices include facing and drilling to the zy-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. Templates for drilling . . page 439 By-passes and gearing . pages 101 to 103 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 i Hub end valves i Cold water, oil, or gas non-shock 1 1 Cold water or gas non-shock | 100 pounds i 80 pounds 100 pounds j 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 Air service: Valves for air service should Gate Valves, illustrated on the opposite page, are ciallx air-tested to assure absolute tightness: anj recommended for service conditions that do not re charge is made. Orders must specify air-te quire the use of Standard or i i 5-Pound weight valves otherwise water-tested valves will be furnished but that are too severe for low pressure valves. They are particularly suitable for moderate water, oil, or Disc rollers: When ordered for use in a hornl gas pressures. pipe with the valve stem horizontal, valves 14 and larger will be equipped with a brass track i Brass trimmed: The body seat rings are brass, lower side of the body, and with brass l. ilerl screwed into the body. The discs are cast iron with brass scrapers in the lower side of the disc-. a brass seating face. ) The valves have a brass stem (Cast Manganese Bronzy in non-rising stem valves); the bonnet and stuffing box are brass-bushed at points of contact Cleanouts: When so ordered, ioo-Pound Wj Valves 14-inch and larger can be fitted with side cleanouts, as shown on the opposite page.' with the stem. In non-rising stem valves, the por tion of the discs that engages the stem threads is brass or brass-bushed. Indicators: The stem of an outside screw ancfl valve indicates the position of the disc. Non-ri stem valves 12-inch and smaller can be lurnS The valves have a two-piece ball-type gland consist with an indicator; see page 101. ing of a brass gland and a malleable iron gland flange. Flange dimensions and facing: Dimensions 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: The hubs on hub end valves will accommodate Class "A", "B ", or "C" cast iron pipe. In place of a wheel, the valves have a square drilling of end flanges conform to the Amer ican Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16. i-1Q48). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. J i ---------A-------- J -- D------------ -------------- B -- operating nut. By-passes: Sizes 18-inch and larger should have a by-pass, to enable equalizing the pressure on both sides of the valve before opening. See page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. Size 4 6 Gearing: To facilitate operation, valves 30-inch and larger should be equipped with gears. Refer to page 101 for description, and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. 8 10 12 14 16 Motor or cylinder operation: Valves installed in 18 inaccessible locations or used for emergency purposes 20 should preferably be equipped w ith some easy means 24 ) of operation, such as an electric or air motor drive, or an operating cylinder. See pages 1 zq to 135. 30 36 Dimensions of ABC ;es, in Inches No. of jIH D bolts 1 4 9 S/l6 71/2 8 1H 6 11 1 91/2 8 13 Vi I`/g 11% 8 lJ g 10 16 1 %6 141/4 12 J 12 19 1% 17 12 _U 14 21 1% 18% 12 lJ 16 23Vz l7/is 21V* 16 \J 18 25 l/l6 22 Vs 16 20 271/j lVl6 25 20 J_J 24 32 1% 29i/2 20 1 \ 30 38% 2 Vi 36 28 jU 36 46 2% 42% 32 LJ Additional description pages 88 and 89 CRANE 93 100-Pound W.O.G. ) Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. N - !- H Outside Screw and Yoke Valve Without By-Pass huh end valves will Mpass \" "B" or "C" iron pipe. Non-Rising Stem No. 776 Flanged No. 777 Hub Ends Outside Screw and Yoke No. 778 Flanged ) List Prices and Dimensions t List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Ebn-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke Ed No. 777 Hubs Ends No. 778 Flanged F. & D. E F G H J K L MN 52.00 S.3.00 128.00 220.00 312.00 63.00 104.00 160.00 270.00 380.00 8 11% 5.70 4.00 153/4 223/4 9 9 2 8% 121/2 7.80 4.00 20 31% 10 10 2 tv> >- jS OO O 10 4.00 4OV2 12 12 2 11 14 12.10 4.00 28% 4734 12 12 2 12 141/2 14.20 4.00 | 32% , 56 14 14 2 Wr i 415.00 500.00 131/2 15% 1 16.45 1 4.00 ! 353/4 1 62% 14 14 2 022.00 730.00 15 151/2 1 18.80 1 4.00 I 403/4 ! 71% : 16 I 16 2 815.00 950.00 i| 16V2 I6V2 20.92 4.00 1 44 783/4 18 18 2 1025.00 1175.00 18 18 1 23.06 1 4.00 481/2 | 86% 20 20 2 1 1500.00 1750.00 191/2 191/2 i 27.32 4.00 57 102% 24 24 2 ll ' 4400.00 23 72% 130% 30 30 iy i 6450.00 || 25Vi 1 86 1533/4 36 36 rger h> cij hat e a by-pass. See page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions, inch - I-, d be geared. See page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. No. of turns to open 13% 13% 17% 22 26 30 34 38 42 50% 63% 114 Cleanouts: ioo-Pound W.O.G. Valves Drilling: Flanged valves are furnished I z '-h and larger can be fitted with two faced and drilled (F Ssl D) unless ordered - cleanouts as illustrated at the left. faced only. List prices include facing and -are furnished on application. drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange . cleanouts are useful on valves installed a.'- lines. They permit passing a rod '"--h the valve between the seats to Standard, Class 123. When valves are ordered faced only, they will be furnished at the same price as for * I dge coke or other sediment. faced and drilled. ) Tern dates for drilling... page 439 By-passes and gearing pages 101 to 10< 94 CRANE A.W.W.A. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valv'I Brass Trimmed Sizes 2 to 12-inch 14 to 36-inch Working Pressures Hydrostatic Test Pressures (Non-Shock) Shell 1 Seat 200 pounds cold water 350 pounds : 225 pounds 150 pounds cold water 300 pounds 1 175 pounds Prices on application Dimensions are shown on the opposite page. Cross Section Non-Rising Stem (Sizes 12-inch and smaller) Non-Rising Stem No. 480 Vi, 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 an No. 2495, I la With Hz, 1 W Sizes 3 r< .'4-in The design and materials of the valves described on this page comply with specifications for Gate Valves for Ordinary Water Works Service, 7F. 1-1939, effec tive May 1, IQ3Q, as adopted jointly by the American Water Works Association and the New England Water Works Association. 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; wherever 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 udth a brass face. Stem: Non-rising stem valves have a stem made of Crane Cast Manganese Bronze, an alloy of unusually high tensile and torsional strength w'ith excellent wearing quality. A brass-bushed stem collar, set be tween graphited stem bearings, assures long trouble- free service. Outside screw and yoke valves brass stem and a brass stem hole bushing. Gland and stuffing box: The valves have piece gland consisting of a brass gland and a : able iron gland flange. Zinc-plated gland Holt brass gland bolt nuts eliminate the pos-ibilii corrosion. The stuffing box is filled with high grade nac The valves, when wide open, can be repn.' edj under pressure. * Hub end valves: Hub end valves, made wuhal rising stem, are equipped w ith a square opetj| nut. The hubs will accommodate Class "A , j, "C", or "D" cast iron pipe. a Flanged valves: Flanged valves, made both! rising stem and outside screw and yoke, art equij w ith a wheel. They conform to the American^ ard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous H* Valves (Bib. lo-iqjq). for 125-Lb. Cast Iron H*. Double Disc Gate Valves. This Standard indj sizes i to 12-inch, inclusive. Disc rollers: When valves 16-inch and larger* be installed in a horizontal line wdth the .-tentj zontal, they are equipped with a brass track lower side of the body, and with brass roller^! brass scrapers in the lower side of the discs. 4 By-passes: Sizes 16-inch and larger can be <NUit| with a by-pass w'hen so ordered. LnfiJGearing: To facilitate operation, sizes ic- larger should be equipped with gears P|lTie are shown on the opposite page. CRANE Dimensions of A.W.W.A. Gate Valves lange Dimensions and Facing Valves Without Gears 95 Open nensmns and drilling flanges on flanged inform to the Amer: Iron Flange Stand i ij (Bib. i-iq48). iare plain faced, with |h finish. Non-Rising Stem Hub Ends 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 Flanges Fi B C Bolts With out With by Without With i G by D No. I Dia. by-pass pass by-passi pass i H J K W 1 0 % 4% 4 1 5/s 1 7V4 3/ 6 4 1% 9 1 9 15/lS 71/2 1 8 1 % ll 1 9% 8 1 3/4 13Vi l*/s ll3/4 16 l3/l 19 iy 17 8 I 3/4 12 Tin 12 1 7s m i 2i i% 12 1 1 23 Vi 17i6 2iy4 16 1 1 25 l/is 223/4 16 1 ll/s 27Vi TM 25 20 Ml 32 l7/s 291/2 20 1 11/4 I 11 IL 1 1 7 8 9 101/2 ll*/2 13 14 153/4 17 1872 20 24 2672 27 28 32 91/4 1 1 3.3813.00 131/2 16Vi 11 1 | 4.66| 3.50 167s 21% 121/4 1 | 5.70|4.00 I8I/2 24% 131/4 1 | 7.80|4.00 221/4 31`/4 133/4 1 110.00 4.00 2534 411/4 141/2 1 |12.10 4.00 30Vi 51 y2 15 1 114.20 4.00 34 58% 171/4 1 116.45 4.00 40 67 18 1 211/2 118.80 4.00 451/2 75% 19 1 221/2 120.92 4.00 487s 831/2 20 1 231/2 123.06 4.00 523/4 93 22 1 263/4 127.32 4.00 | 63% 1093/4 24 1 323/4 133.74 4.50 763/4 27 1 32 |40.16|4.50 L |M Size N of by pass 8I2 912 10 1 2 12 1 2 14 1 2 16 1 2 18 1 2 20 1 2 22 1 2 26 24 1 2 271/4 24 1 2 28% 30 1 3 321/2 1 3 375/, 1 3 ; 441/2 3 3 3 4 4 6 Valves With Gears Dimensions not given for valves with gears are the same as those shown for valves without gears. Dimensions, in Inches Size O P Q R S T ' '' 4 Spur Gearing -iV-ing Stern Valves NonRitinf Stem Outside Yeke 12 303/4 6 13 413/4 6 18 14 35% 6 13 461/2 6 18 16 407s 7% 17 55 8 22 18 44% 71/2 17 581/2 8 22 20 47Vi 71/2 17 611/4 8 22 24 561/4 83/4 201/2 721/4 1013/1S| 27 30 677s 91/4 23 841/2 12 30 36 79 103/4 261/4 971/2 15 30 12 46 123/4 50Vi 12 18 14 52% 123/4 567s 12 18 16 j59% 17 651/2 143/4 22 18 651/4 17 71 143/4 22 20 72 17 773/4 143/4 22 24 '853/4 201/21 91 17 27 Templates for drilling. .. page 439 Bevel Gearing Spur Gearing Outside Screw and Yoke Valves rAe* 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 12-inch -- 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock 14 to 24-inch -- 150 pounds cold water, oil, or gas. non-shock Crane 200-Pound W.O.G. HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES should preferably be equi Iron Body Double Disc Gate 2 to 12-inch--350-pound shell test with some easy means of Valves, illustrated on the op --225-pound seat test ation. An electric or posite page, are especially rec 14 to 24-inch--250-pound shell test motor drive, or an oner ommended for use in the oil --175-pound seat test cylinder, is ideal ;or and gas industry, and for purpose. For details, water lines requiring rugged, Air tested pages 130 to 135. substantially constructed valves. In oil or gas fields, in oil refineries, and in Cleanouts: For use on lines carrying an uir stations for storing and dispensing gasoline or oil, amount of sediment, tarry fluids, etc., flanged they are exceptionally well suited for general utility can be equipped with a cleanout on the side service in oil, gas, or water lines. body to facilitate cleaning; see page 101. Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are recommended for water, oil, or gas lines. The body seat rings are brass, screwed into the body. The discs in sizes 2 to 3^-inch are brass; in the larger sizes, they are cast iron with 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 ufith high grade packing. The valves, when w'ide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Gland: The gland is the two-piece type, consisting of a malleable iron gland flange and a brass gland in brass trimmed valves or a nickel-plated steel gland in all-iron valves. Hub end valves: Hub end valves conforming to the American Water Works Association specifications are available; see page 94 for description. By-passes: Sizes 14-inch and larger should have a by-pass, to enable equalizing the pressure on both sides of the valve before opening. See page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. Gearing: To facilitate operation, 24-inch valves should be equipped with gears. See page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. Motor or cylinder operation: Valves installed in inaccessible locations or used for emergency purposes Standards: Flanged valves without by-pa; form (except marking) to the American Petr Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pi Service, No. 6-D, Fifth Edition, June, iQ4~ tive) and Supplement 1, issued October, 1 includes sizes 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12-ioc Flanged valves without by-pass also conform American Standard for Face to Face Dimens1 Ferrous Flanged Valves (B16.10-1930), for n Cast Iron Flanged Double Disc Gate Valves. Standard includes sizes 2 to 12-inch inclusive. Flange dimensions and facing: Dimensio' drilling of end flanges conform to the Am Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (Bio.i-r The flanges are plain faced, with a smooth fir' J \\1| i __ J r*------------------U i ------------------------B-------------- - Size 2VZ 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Dimensions of Flanges, in Inches B D No. of bolts 5/s 43/4 2% I U/l6 I 51/2 7Vz 34 6 1S/l6 I 71/2 10 1S/l6 8V2 6 11 9V4 8 8 1 13i/2 10 16 iy8 ll3/4 I 1V16 I 141/4 8 12 12 19 W4 17 12 14 21 T5T 1834 J.2 16 231/2 | U/ie I 211/4 16 18 25 l9/,6 223/4 16 20 271/2 | I"/, 6 25 20 24 32 1% 291/2 20 Additional description . pages 88 and 89 CRANE 200-Pound W.O.G. Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron 97 Mon-Rising Seem Outside Screw and Yoke hJjSi!. n .nged No. 481 Br.." Trimmed No. 1081 .\11-I ron Without By-Pass Without By-Pass Screwed No. 482 Brass Trimmed Flanged No. 483 Brass Trimmed No. 1083 All-1 ron For working pressures and description, see the preceding page. List Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Each Dimensions, in Inches Non-Rising Stem Outside Screw and Yoke gNo. 480 No. 481 No. 1081 No. 482 No. 483 No. 1083 rewedi Flanged Flanged Screwed Flanged Flangedl ! F. & D. F. & D. F F. & D. No. of H turns to open 2<'15.00 i 38.00 I 40.50 | 45.00 | 63.50 103.00 ! 179.00 295.00 420.00 I 40.SO 43.50 52.00 72.00 118.00 44.00 | 48.00 | 57.00 80.00 103.00 I 127.00 I 212.00 I 345.00 492.00 676.00 945.00 1275.00 1835.00 2845.00 44.00 48.00 57.00 80.00 127.00 212.00 345.00 492.00 5% 12 ! 14*4 614 I 7% i 12Va 16 I8 14 19 7% 1 9 | 17% [ 23% 10 19% ! 28Vj 11% I 10% I 21 y4 I 32% [ 11% 26 41 13 30 4934 14 343/g 57 153/4 40 67 | 17 | 45% ! 75% 18% I 48% I 83% | 20 | 5234 I 92% 24 63% ' 109% I 10 12___ | 12 14 | 16 18 20 22 24 24 30 7% 10% H 13 18 22 26 31 35 39 44 52 and L-.;. - should have a by-pass. See page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions, snould ;jared. See page lOl for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. lance.: alves are furnished faced and D unless ordered faced only. List L- .'.4 and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. When valves are ordered faced only, they will be furnished at the same price as for faced and drilled. Templates for drilling . . page 439 pages 101 to 103 Thread Engagement. . . page 474 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 Stem No. 340 E, Screwed i-K Screwed or Flanged Non-Rising Stem Without By-Pass List Prices, Each Size Inches Screwed Flanged F. D. &S. F. No. 340 E NonRising No. 341 E NonRising No. 343 E O. S. & Y. 2 65.00 80.00 85.00 2% 75.00 92.00 98.00 3 4 *6 *t 8 tlO 88.00 152.00 1 ! 105.00 171.00 242.00 418.00 612.00 112.00 186.00 268.00 472.00 690.00 Flanged Outside Screw and Yoke Without By-Pass * 112 830.00 I 930.00 Sizes 6-inch and larger should have a by-pass; see page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. tSizes 8-inch and larger can be equipped with gears; see page 101 for description, pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. Outside Screw and Yoke No. 343 E, Flanged For larger sizes, use the 500-Pound Gas Valves shown on next page. ) These unusually rugged valves open, can be repacked while under pressure. The are especially suitable for use gland is the two-piece type, consisting of a malleable in oil refineries, in pump houses, iron gland flange and a brass gland. Non-Rising Stem No. 341 E, Flanged in pipe lines, in high pressure water lines, or for similar serv ice requiring heavy, massive iron body valves. Standards: Flanged valves without by-pass in all sizes and with by-pass in 6, 8 and 10-inch sizes con form to the American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, .No. o-D. Materials: The body and bonnet are made of Crane Fifth Edition, June, 1947 (Tentative) and Supple Ferrosteel, a high grade iron approximately 35 per ment 1, issued October, 1948. cent stronger than cast iron. The body seat rings, screwed into the body, are made of Crane Special Brass, a hard, leaded tin bronze. Flanged valves without by-pass in all sizes and v it h by-pass in 6, 8, and 10-inch sizes also conform ;o the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions The discs in sizes 1 to 4-inch are Crane Special Brass; of Ferrous Flanged Valves (B16.10-1939), for iy- in larger sizes, they are cast iron faced with Crane Lb. Cast Iron Flanged Double Disc Gate Valves. Special Brass 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. Flange dimensions and facing: End flanges con form to the American Cast Iron Flange StandarJ Class 250 (Bi6b-iQ44). End flanges are regular!' furnished with a ^-inch raised face. The raised Stuffing box and gland: The stuffing box is filled face is finished with concentric grooves, approxi with high grade packing. The valves, when wide mately ib per inch, known as a "serrated finish. Prices of flanged valves include fac ing, drilling, and spot facing (F.D. & S.F.) to' the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250; no de 1 Size A j B c Dimensions, in Inches l E 1 Turns No. DU- D 1 l KF G H J to of of open Bolts Bolts duction if valves ordered faced only. 2 2 6% 7/s 43/,s ' 5 8 8'/2 12% 17 1 9 15 8 *8 2% 2Vz 7V2 1 4is/i i 5% 8% 9Vi O' Tf 18 8 34 3 3 i 8I/4 l Vi S'Vis i 6% | 9% 11 Vs 1151/2 21 110 15 8 3'4 4 4 1 10 11/4 6`5/is 1 7% 10V2 12 |177/gl 251/41 12 19 8 3,4 . 6 6 |12V2;1Vi6 9*1/16 HO*/. 15% 1223/4 34 1 16 28 12 34 , 8 8 ! IS ls/s H15/i 1 13 | I16i/2!28V4 1423/4 I 20 36 12 7/. ) 10 10 i 17V21 1% 14V,s 1151/41 12 ^ 12 20V2 2 16V, i 173/41 18 36 1531/4 1 22 44 16 1 193/4! 40 61 1 24 52 16 Templates for drilling. Additional description . . pages 88 and 89 page 440 Thread engagement. page 474 * Motor or cylinder operation . . . pages 130 to 13$ t CRANE 99 5 00-Pound Gas Ferrosteel Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed--With Spur Gears WORKING PRESSURE 500 pounds gas HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 800-pound shell test 550-pound seat test Air tested Face to Face Dimension For Both Valves Non-Rising Stem No. 348 E, Flanged hese valves are especially designed and ljuilt for heavy duty service on gas lines. List Prices, Each Size Flanged F.D. & S.F. With Spur Gears No. No. Inches 348 E 349 E Outside Screw and Yoke No. 349 E, Flanged "hey are equipped with spur gears. Materials: The body and bonnet are rane Ferrosteel. The body seat rings, Screwed-in, and the disc faces are Crane Special Brass, a hard, leaded tin bronze. 14 1400.00 1650.00 16 1880.00 2165.00 Reduced seat opening: Valves (Venturi 18 2465.00 2800.00 type) with 22-inch port opening and 18 20 3200.00 3600.00 or 20-inch seat or with 24-inch port open 24 4800.00 5400.00 ing and 20-inch seat are made to order; prices furnished on application. he stem is brass. In non-rising stem ^alves, the portion of the discs engaging he stem threads is brass-bushed. Stuffing box and gland: The lanterniype stuffing box, unusually deep and [Hied with high grade packing, has Ale- Prices include facing, drilling, and spot facing (F.D. <4 S. F.) to Amer ican Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 250; no deduction for valves ordered faced only. Face to face: Face to face dimensions conform to the American Standard for Face to Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (Bi6.:o-iq3q) for 250-Lb. Cast Iron Flanged Double Disc Gate Valves. Flange dimensions and facing: End ite fittings for quick, easy lubrication, flanges con form to the American Cast I ron he valves, when wide open, can be repacked while Flange Standard, Class 250 (B16b-1944). nder pressure. The gland is the two-piece ball-type nd consists of a malleable iron gland flange and a irass gland. They are regularly furnished with a tf6-inch raised face, ~ -- y-passes: A by-pass, either built around (pre- which is finished 'erred) or mounted on the valve, should be used to with concentric ualize pressure before opening. Single-valve direct- grooves, approxi ounted by-passes and built around or three-valve mately 16 per inch, plirect-mounted by-passes for drawing-off either side known as a "ser |bf the line are available; prices on application. rated" finish. Dimensions, in Inches I fSize f A BC D EF GHJ K Bo Its Size L M No. Dia. N By Pass 13 V* 23 2 Vsi 18is/is| 20V4|22V2 56 10% 164% | 15 74*4 22 20 I'/s 331/2 3 4 16 15y4|25V2|2V4| 21V,s 22'/i l 24 611/2 |10V21741/2 15 86 24 20 11/4 ! 3714 4 fJA_ 17 28 2*4! 23*/i 24*41 26 64*4 |10y2 78 15 91 /2 24 24 l Vi 38*/* 4 4jo 19 30% 12% 25V, 6 27 28 701/4112i/s 184*4 ll8i/2 100 27 24 1V4 39% 4 f 24 23 36 23/s 30V, B 32 31 82 I2i/4I99V4H8% 117 30 24 1% 4414 4 , Additional description . . pages 88 and 89 fAfofor or cylinder operation. . . pages 130 to 135 Templates for drilling page 440 Clearance of Valves With Single-Valve Direct-Mounted By-Pass 100 CRANE 800-Pound W.O.G. Ferrosteel Double Disc Gate Valves Brass Trimmed WORKING PRESSURE 800 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 1600-pound shell test 850-pound seat test Air tested Non-Rising Stem Valves No. 214 H, Screwed No. 215 H, Flanged Price* of flanged valves include facing, drilling, and spot facing (F.D. A S.F.) to the 800-Pound Hydraulic American Cast Iron Flange Standard; no deduction for valves ordered faced only. 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 Ferrosteel. Threaded ends of screwed valves are recessed for lead. The screwed-in body seat rings and the discs (2 to 4-inch) are Crane Special Brass, a hard, leaded tin bronze. In larger sizes, the discs are iron faced with Crane Special Brass. List Prices, Each Size Screwed Flanged F. D. & S. F. No. 214 H No. No. 215 H 217 H Inches N-R.S. N-R.S. OS&Y 2 89.00 iy2 107.00 3 137.00 160.00 170.00 4 217.00 245.00 258.00 6 330.00 415.00 458.00 *8 610.00 700.00 * 110 1015.00 1300.00 *tl2 11520.00 1940.00 `Should have a by-pass. See page 101 for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. (Should be geared. See page 10! for description and pages 102 and 103 for dimensions. Outside Screw and Yoke Valve No. 217 H Flanged Flanged valves also c form to the Amerii Standard for Face Face Dimensions of F rous Flanged Vah (B16. io-iq3q), for 8 Lb. Hydraulic Cast I Flanged Double L 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: The stuffing box is filled with high grade packing. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked w'hile under pressure. The gland is two-piece and consists of a malleable iron gland flange and a brass gland. Flange dimensions and facing: Dimensions : drilling of end flanges conform to the 800-P01 Hydraulic American Cast Iron Flange Stand (Bi6bi-iq31). End flanges are regularly furnis with a }4-inch male face (large male). The male i is finished with concentric grooves, approximai 16 per inch, know: "serrated" * Standards: Flanged valves conform to the Ameri can Petroleum Institute (API) Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. 6-D, Fifth Edition, June, 1947 (Tentative) and Supplement 1, issued October, 1948. Non-Rising Stem Size ! A B C 1 2 2 Vi 3 3 8(4 1 Vi 4 4 103/4 l7/s 6 6 14 2 >4 8 77s 16Vi 2 V2 10 9V< 20 27* 12 11*4 22 1 3 Dimensions, in Inches D E FjG H J |K Turns to open No. of jDia.of Bolts ; Bolts 7 Vi I 13 ! 9 15 8% 1 15 i 9 18 5 65/s 9*4 1 14 163/4! 2034(101 IS 8 3/4 6 Vis 8 Vi lOVil 17 19 26Vi 112 19 8 7, 8 Vi ill Vi 114*41 22 123 Vi 34 1161 28 12 1 105/g 13*4 1 26 129V4 i4234 i 201 36 12 1 Vs 12*4 17 1 31 36 Vi 153 Vi122! 46 16 1>4 15 i 19*4! ! 33 I 3934! 61 Vi 1241 54 | 20 1 iy Flanged Outside Sere' and Yoke Additional description Templates for drilling pages 88 and 89 page 440 Motor or cylinder operation pages 130 tc Thread engagement . . page CRANE 101 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 zt.r b w n.c Page 91 * \ 100-Lb. W.O.G. | Page 93 * 1200-Lb. W.O.G. * Page 97 Size of Size Main of Valve By-Pass Inches Inches 14 2 16 to 20 3 124 and 301 36 and 42! 48 12 and 14 2 16 to 20 | 3 24 and 30! 4 36 ! 6 12 and 141 2 16 to 20 j 3 24 | 4 Price, Each Non- O. S. & Y. By-Pass Prices on Appli cation Prices on Appli cation Prices on Application Prices on Application 500 and 800-Lb. | W.O.G. JPuges 98 and 100 61 8 and 10 1 12 1 l'/ l*/2 2 Prices on Application .\on-nsing stem valves are fur nished with a non-rising stem by-pass; O S.&iY. 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 102 and 103 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 Si Yoke Gate Valves Outside Screw Si Yoke Gate Valve Used in By-Pass 'Ion-Rising Stem gtyle U ,, \ Bevel Gearing Gearing Bevel or Spur Gearing For Non-Rising Stem Or O, S. Si 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 Style N Bevel Gearing The larger size Crane I ronBodyDoubleDisc Gate Valves can be equipped with gears to facilitate operation. vel gearing: Unless otherwise or dered, non-rising stem and outside grew and yoke bevel geared valves re furnished with the pinion shaft intending at right angles to the j|n of the valve. They can also be rrnished with the shaft parallel " the run. Style P Spur Gearing Prices on Application Dimensions of geared valves pages 102 and 103 ifllfiW Cleanouts For200-PoundW.O.G.FlangedValves Sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12-inch Cleanouts should be used where sedi ment will accumu late in a valve. They may be either on the side or on the bottom. Prices on Application Single Side Cleanout Indicators For 100 and 200-Pound W.O.G. Valves Sizes 12-inch and smaller only This '`Universal" type indicator is easily applied to No. 776, ioo-Pound W.O.G. and No. 480 or No. 481, zoo-Pound W.O.G. Valves in stock or service. The parts are brass. Specify valve catalog number and size. Indicator List Price, Eachi 7.00 102 CRANE Iron Double Disc Gate Valves With Gearing or By-pass For dimensions, see the following page. With the exception of A.W.W.A. and 500Pound Gas Geared 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.W.W.A. and yoc-Pound Gas Geared Valves and for dimensions of the other valves without gearing or by-pass, refer to the follow ing pages: 25-Pound Valves....................................see page 91 100-Pound W.O.G. Valves................ see page 93 A.W.W.A. Valves.................................. see page 95 200-Pound W O G. Valves................ see page 97 500-Pound W.O.G. Valves................ see page 98 500-Pound Gas Valves........................ see page 99 800-Pound W.O.G. Valves...............see page 100 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. 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. 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, ioo-Pound W.O.G., 200Pound W.O.G., and yoo-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 as the valves without by-pass. These dimensions are repeated 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 U Bevel Gearing Style S Spur Gearing Square Operating Nut 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 Outside Screw and Yoke Valves With Bevel or Spur Gears 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. Flanged and Hub End Valves with By-Pass `Dimension "L" includes the 'jj-inch raised faces on 500-Pound W.O G. Flanged Valves and the J^-inch male faces on 800-Pound W O.G Flanged Valves. T ' ______ CRANE _______ ________ 103 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 88 to 100. Site i . OI Main | iValve f. is- i Bevel Geared AB c Valves with Gears Spur Geared D1E !f1 G Valves with By-Pass No. of || H J turns || to |l K open ! Size "L M of by pass -* 14 lr i f 20 5" 24 130 f 3b *' f 48 i? ; 12 ; 14 ; lb 20 ; 24 I 30 I 36 i 1 3iy4 1 34% ! 39 1 42'/g 1 49% 1 58% | 70 1 I 51% 56% 62% 663/g 80% 08% 113% 1333/4 139 1 32% 49% 3734 S93/4 403/4 603/4 441/4 523/4 66% 783/4 65% I 100% 77% | 1163/4 l 12 14 7 16 f 18 l 20 Z 24 1 31% 1 353/g 1 41 1 443/g 1 47% I 56% 443/g 52% 59% 65% 72 85% 25-Pound Double Disc Gate Valves 12% 12% 13 13 13 13 16% 2OV2 23 41% ; 6 1 543/4 ! 10 14 2 44% 1 6 ' 593/4 I 10 14 2 50% 1 6 1 67% 1 12 18 2 53% 1 6 I 703/4 1 12 18 2 61 1 6 1 84% 1 12 18 2 70 6 103 1 12 18 2 84 1 8 i 1193/4 1 143/4 22 2 ! ! 139% I 17 27 I ! 157 1 19 30 58 i| 18 66 il 21 76 || 21 84 !| 21% 98 'I 22% 248 il 23% 441 || 27% 460 l| 600 !| 16 18 18% 18% 20 20% 24 25% 29% 23% 27% 28% 29% 323/4 343/4 41% 443/4 52 | 1 1 j ' | | 100-Pound W.O.G, Double Disc Gate Valves 12% 13 13 13 17 201/4 23 , ! 1j 423/4 1 6 1 52% 483/4 1 6 1 593/4 513/4 1 6 I 65 55% 1 6 ! 703/4 663/4 ! 8 ! 843/4 81% 10l3/isj 1053/4 94 12 1 122% II 19% I 19% I 22 | 10 14 2 60 || 20 | 20 | 23% | 12 18 2 68 || 23 1 23 | 26% | 12 18 2 76 i| 23% | 23% j 27% I 12 18 2 84 !| 24 | 24 1 283/4 I 141 Vi r 22 2 152 il 26 ! 26 1 31% ' 17 27 | j 223 || i 26% ; 35% | 19 | 30 ! I 456 l| 1 27% | 43 | 200-Pound W.O.G. Double Disc Gate Valves 13 13 17 17 17 20% 42% 46% 55 58% 61% 72% I6j 16I I8| 8| 8I 1 ioi3/4,| 49 57 653/4 71% 78 91 1 12 1 18 I 1 12 18 | 1 14"/4,i 22 | 1 141%, 1 22 | 1 14i/4, 22 | I 17 I 27 | 1 51 i| 1 60 il 1 102 || 1 114 II I 128 l| i 182 || 1 18 1 18% j 26% 1 27 | 28 1 32 22% 23% 26 27% 2834 323/4 i | | | | | 2 3 3 3 4 4 6 6 8 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 6 2 2 3 3 3 4 -6 :8 - 10 n 1! 1 24% | 34% I 1 29% | 43 1 33% I 48% 1 500-Pound W.O.G. Double Disc Gate Valves 1 1 | 1 1I 13 i 35% 1 6 1 383/4 1 12 1 18 I 15 1 42 I 7 I 473/4 1 14 I 20 | 15 1 45 | 7 1 53 1 14 ' 20 1 1 il 1 72 l| 1 no |! 1 130 l| | 16 1 123/4 | 1% 1 18 1 143/4 | 1% | 20 1 163/4 | 1% | 22 1 24% | 2 b 8 10 12 800-Pound W.O.G. Double Disc Gate Valves 1 193/8 | 28 1 12% I 30 1 6 i 32 ! 10 1 14 < 1 25% 1 34% | 12% I 36% | 6 I 383/4 i 12 | 18 1 1 30% | 43% I 15 1 43 j 7 1 48% 1 14 1 20 | 1 34% I 48% I 15 ! 46% | 7 1 53% 1 14 1 20 | : 54 .1 1 72 || 1 112 II 1 133 || 1 "22 , 14 | | *26 1 17 I | *31 1 18% I 1 *33 I 203/4 | ^Dimension `*L'\ the face to face of flanged valves with by-pass, includes the J^-inch, raised faces on 500-Pound W O. G. Valves and the J/4-inch male faces on 800-Pound W.O G. Valves. Dimensions identified by an asterisk are the same as for valves without by-pass. 1% 1% 1% 2 Deicripfion of gears page 101 Description of by-passes page 101 Templates for drilling . pages 439 and 440 104 CRANE CRANE 105 Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves Diaphragm Valves Diaphragm Valves. pages 106 and 107 Globe and Angle Valves, Union Bonnet 150-Pound.......................................................... pages 108 and ioq iooo-Pound W.O.G., Malleable Iron........................... page no Heavy Duty All-Iron........................................................page 115 Globe and Angle Valves, Yoke-Type Bolted Bonnet General Description and Names of Parts....................page 1 11 125-Pound.......................................................... pages 112 and 113 2 5o-Pound........................................................................... page 114 Globe and Angle Valves, Heavy Duty All-Iron...................page 115 Butterfly Valves page 115 10 ******** The Crane line of Iron Body Diaphragm, Globe, and Angle Valves is described and illustrated on pages 106 to 115. Special attention is directed to the unusually complete line of 150-Pound Iron Body Union Bonnet Globe and Angle Valves shown on pages 108 and ioq. 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. 106 CRANE Diaphragm Valves Iron Body -- Y-Pattern Cross Section No. 1610, Screwed An Outstanding Development in Diaphragm Valves Crane introduces a new type of diaphragm valve, tinguished by marked improvement in the serviceabih and operating characteristics. Diaphragm valves belong to the general class known as "packless" valves, so called because the stuffing box around the stem has been eliminated through the use of a flexible diaphragm between the body and bon net; this seals the operating mechanism from the fluid passing through the body. In the Crane design, seating is accomplished by means of a disc holder operating on the end of the stem. A thick neoprene insert, vulcanized into a recess in the face of the disc holder, closes against the seating surface in the body. The neoprene is soft Cross Section No. 1615, Flanged Neoprene Lined enough to absorb small particles of foreign matter that might be come lodged on the seat and might otherwise cause leakage. The diaphragm, having a hole through the center, is locked between the disc holder and a plunger. The diaphragm is not used as the seating member; it merely retains the fluid and is only flexed enough to ac commodate the travel of the disc holder. Features of the Crane design: The separate disc-diaphragm con struction of these Crane valves offers the user many outstanding advantages, (i) The life of the diaphragm is tremendously increased, since it is not subjected to the crushing, cutting, and abrasion incident to seating, (z) The torque required to close the valve is materially reduced, a feature that is especially appreciated in the larger sizes and at the higher pressures; in addition, the valves require fewer turns to open or close. (3) The separate disc and diaphragm permit the use of a Y-Pattern body design, which offers very low resistance to flow and minimizes pressure drop. (4) Installation on high vacuum lines does not cause failure because there is no weak connection that pulls apart. (5) Because the diaphragm is not the seating member, the valve can be closed tightly even though the diaphragm should fail; thus, flow through the seat opening can be shut off independently of the diaphragm, often preventing the escape and loss of costly fluid. Materials and construction: The body and bonnet are cast iron. The disc holder is cast iron with a neo prene seating face permanently molded into a groove. The diaphragm is neoprene, having a strong rein forcing member to provide long life under flexing action. The valves have rising stem construction, the position of the stem indicating whether the valve is open or closed. The valves have a rigid, leak-proof disc-diaphragm-stem connection. Sizes i-inch and smaller (typified by the cross section of the Xo. ibio, above) have a non-turning brass stem operating in a brass yoke sleeve; guide lugs on the plunger above the diaphragm ride in recesses in the bonnet to keep the stem from turning Sizes cpo-inch and larger fsee the cross section of the Xo. 101 1) hav e a turning brass stem operating in a brass yoke bushing. The Xo. ib 15 Valves are similar to those described above except that the inside of the body, including the flange faces is neoprene lined, and the disc is neoprene coated (see the cross section above). Thus all parts of the valve which come in contact w ith the fluid in the line are neoprene covered; the lining 1? kf6-inch thick on sizes ij^-inch and smaller and inch thick on sizes 1 J^-inch and larger. Service recommendations: Crane Y-Pattern Dia phragm Valves, being packless, are ideal for a wide variety of services where ordinary valves may fail or be only moderately satisfactory because of difficulties with stuffing box leakage. All parts exposed to the fluid in the line are cast iron or neoprene, making rl,e valves suitable for certain corrosive services. The valves are particularly well suited for use on compressed air, compressed and liquified gases 01 many commercial kinds, corrosive gases, many types of process fluids, solvents, natural and corrosive waters such as mine water, sludges, slurries, fluid? containing abrasive material, pulp and paper mill liquors, sewerage, etc. They are suitable for is: pounds pressure and for 18o F. temperature. Specific recommendations on handling corrosive fluids will be furnished on request. For Corrosion-Resistant Valves and Fittings, see Section 33, pages 36S to 380. CRANE_____________ ______________ 107 Diaphragm Valves ) Iron Body -- Y-Pattern WORKING PRESSURE 150 pounds water, oil, air, or gas--180 F. maximum temperature (Patent Pending) 23T 3. and 4-inch sizes are made with a rising, curning stem as illustrated above. ________ ________ List Prices, Each Size Inches | Vi i Vi I 1 I 1 Vi I 1 Vi I 2 i 2 Vi i 3 |4 No. 1610, Screwed | 6.50 I 7.90 | 9.20 14.80 I 23.10 30.90 jj No. 1611, Flanged, F. & D. ! 11.80 ; 13.40 | 18.80 ! 24.70 i 32.90 45.40 ! 63.201 78.40j 113.40 No. 1615, Flanged, F. & D., Neoprene Lined 149.00 I 51.00 56.50 64,00 ' 72.00 88.00 120.001158.001212.00 10 Flange dimensions and drilling: The dimensions Face to face dimensions: The face to face dimen (excluding neoprene lining) and drilling of end flanges sion of the No. 1611 Valves sizes 2-inch and larger on sizes i-inch and larger conform to the American conform to the American Ferrous Flanged Standard, ) Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class iz5 (B16.1-1948). Sizes and %-inch have the same diameter and drilling as 150-Pound American Standard Steel B16.10-1930), for 125-Pound Cast Iron Globe Valves. The No. 1615 Valves are longer because of the lining. Flanges, but the thickness and facing are different. Special valves: Valves with diaphragm or lining of Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. List material other than neoprene can be made to order. prices include facing and drilling; no deduction is Sizes 2-inch and smaller can be furnished with a pro made if ordered faced only. tector for the stem end. Prices on application. Dimensions, in Inches Size 1 V4 1 % 1 1 l Vi IV2 2 2 Vi 3 4 `Dimension "H", the flange thick ness, does not A B 1 3 1 3>/2 ! 4 Vi 5 Vi 6 7 1 4 Vi 1 41/2 | 5 Vi 53/4 6J/2 8 8V2 9Vi IIV2 00 include the thick C 1 43/g 1 4% 1 5% 5% 6V4 8V4 93/4 1134 ness of the lin ing on the No. 16 15 Val ves, which is !4-inch D E F ! 3% 1 37* 1 4Vi svfc 6 7Vg 97s 113/g 13Vg 1 3Vi6 |3iy,i 45/ig SV,6 6V 7 Vi 10 11 Vi 14 1 2 i iv 1 2V2 3 4 5 7 8 10 on sizes 1 Vf-inch No. of turns to open 1 lVz 1 2 1 2Vi 3 Vi 33/4 3V2 4Vi 4 SVt ) and smaller and Vs-inch on sizes lH-inch and larger. rLllu1 1 Gj J 1 31/2 1 3% | 4 Vi 4% 5 6 7 7 Vi 9 ! % ! 13/32 i Vis >/2 */l6 Fa ll/l6 3/4 1 `/16 2% | 23/4 I 3Vs : 3 Vi [ 37* i 43/4 I 5V2 7V, 108 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 Surface Hardened Stainless Steel Seating Surfaces Renewable Body Seat Ring Plug Type Disc Union Bonnet 2-inch and smaller Bolted Bonnet zl/l and 3-inch No. 314V2 P, Globe Screwed No. 316'/j P, Angle Screwed Cross Section No. 314V2 P, Globe These valves are the same as the No. 350V2 Globe and No. 352V2 Angle shown on page 109 except that they have a plug type disc and seat instead of a 35 wide bearing seat. Size No. 314Vi P or No. 316V2 P, Screwed List Prices, Each Inches | Vi 1 % 1 Vi 1 Vi 1 1 1 l`/4 1 U/2 1 2 ! 2V2 1 3 | 8.00 | 8.30 8.80 | 10.20 1 12.50 ! 16.40 22.00 i 29.00 : 45.50 | 59.00 Service recommendations: Crane No. 314^ P Globe and No. 316}^ P 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; i}/2 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 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 Crane Hardened Stainless Steel, the surface of the seating area having a hard ness of 500 Brinnell. The design of the disc and seat combined with the natural resistance of stainless steel to corrosion and the excellent resistance offered by the high hardness to erosion, galling, and scoring, produce a truly superior seat. It will withstand severe operating conditions unusually well. Bonnet construction Sizes z-inch and smaller have a union bonnet as shown on the illustrations above; 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 easily dismantled and reas sembled without danger of in 2l/2 and 3-inch sixes 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 Nos. 314P2 P and 3'6T2 P valves are completely interchangeable, size for size, with all of the 1 50-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 1 Vi 3/s 1 V2 1 3/4 1 1 i U/4 1 1V2 ! 2 2V2 ! 3 1 2% i 2 Vi 1 3 ! 31/2 i 4 Vi 1 4Vi 1 51/4 1 f>3/g 1 7 | 8 ! ltt 1 I Vi i 1% : i9/is ! IV, 1 23/16 1 2 Vi j 3 1 3 Vi I 4 ! 4Vg 1 43/g 1 5 Vi i 5v2 ; 6Vi 1 71/4 1 8 Vi i 9'/2 : 11 Vi I 14 00 ! 4 i 4Vi , 5 5% ! 6 Vi ! 71/4 9Vi 1134 1 133/4 i 134 i 2*/,S i 29/16 23/4 3'/l6 l 3 Vi ! 4i/16 43/4 : 8 ! 9 - - E --- ti 'j f i tfi'YWj Thread engagement P<*g* 474 -B* CRANE 109 150-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 Union Bonnet z" and Smaller Bolted Bonnet zl/i and 3" Cross Section, Globe Metal Disc Mo. 350V2i 3541/2, or 355V2 Globe, Screwed Annglee, Screwed No. 350'/2 --Brass Trim, Nickel Alloy Disc & Seat--No. 352l/2 No. 354l/2 --All-Iron, Nickel Alloy Disc &l Seat--No 3561/2 No. 355l/2 --All-Iron, Iron or Steel Disc & Seat--No. 357i/2 No. 350'/2 C--Brass Trim, No. 1 Cranite Disc--No. 352'/2 C No. 355y2 C-- All-Iron, No. 1 Cranite Disc --No. 357'/2 C List Prices, Each Cross Section, Globe Composition Disc No. 3501/2 C or 3551/2 C Size Inches | Vi Vs 1 V4 1 Vs 1 1 IV4 11/2 ' 2 21/2 ! 3 Mo. 350y2 or 3521/2 Mo. 354i/2l 3551/2, 356I/2, or 357i/2 Mo. 350y2 C or 352i/2 c Mo. 355i/2 c or 3571/2 C , 7.50 | 9.00 ! 7.50 I 10.80 7.70 1 8.00 ! 9.60 1 11.60 9.20 | 9.60 i 11.50 | 12.70 7.70 ! 8.00 I 9.60 ; 11.60 11.00 1 11.50 | 13.70 I 15.30 14.30 15.70 14.30 18.80 18.00 j 23.80 19.80 ! 26.00 18.00 i 23.80 23.80 ' 31.50 42.50 j 51.00 Use 125-Pound Valves, pages 112 and 111. lervice recommendations: Made with a sturdy _iast iron body and a tough malleable iron union Bxmnet ring and packing nut, these rugged, compact ^valves are ideal for steam, water, oil, gas, and similar services. They find wide application in many in dustries, including oil and gas fields, oil refineries, gas Slants, mines, sugar refineries, chemical plants, etc. BVfetal disc valves: The disc and seat are finished .oa 350 taper and have wide contacting surfaces; hey hold pressure easily and offer good resistance to Wear. Seat rings are screwed into the body. 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 zoo0 F., especially for easy seat ing, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. r. The Nos. 350^2 C and 352MC are brass trimmed, with a brass bonnet, stem, gland, disc holder, and disc nut, and a Nickel Alloy screwed-in seat ring. The Nos. 355HC and 357HC 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. The Nos. 3 5o}v2 and 352^ are brass trimmed, having 1 brass bonnet (except zx/2 and 3"), stem, and gland, ind a Nickel Alloy disc and seat; they are suitable 'or general non-corrosive service. The Nos. 354M and have a malleable iron bonnet, a steel stem and 'gland, and a Nickel Alloy disc and seat; they are suitable for many corrosive fluids which attack brass but not Crane Nickel Alloy. The Nos. 355^ and are completely all-iron, having a malleable Piron bonnet, a steel stem and gland, and a steel or |cast iron disc and seat. ^Composition disc valves: These regularly have a Bonnet construction: Valves z-inch and smaller have a union bonnet -- metal to metal joint. Larger sizes have a cast iron yoke-type bolted bonnet with gasket, similar to the small illustration on page 108. 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 108 are completely inter changeable, size for size. This adds to their general utility and reduces stocks maintained for repairs. A metal tag, secured under the wheel nut, shows the catalog number of the valve. Sire A B C--open D--open E Dimensions, in Inches i Vi i Vs I Vt 1 Vs 1 1 1 1 Vi i IV2 1 2 1 2 Vi 3 ' 23/g 1 IVs 1 3 \ 31/2 i 4 Vs ! 4% I 5Vi I 6 3/s 7 '8 ; IVs 1 1 Vs 1 IVs X/l6 V/s ! 2Vie 23/g | 3 i 3>/2 i 4 1 4i/2 1 41 */is | 55/i6 6Vi 6 \ 7 1 71 Vi,i 813/16 I ioy4 1 ny2 13 Vs 1 4 Vs 1 4Vs i 5Vi6 ! 6 1 7 1 75/s 1 85* | 10 1 ny2 j 123/4 i IVs 1 2i/18 | 2/is !' IVs 1! 3i/16 i 3Vs I 4 Vis 1 434 1 8 1 9 Composition Discs. . . page 140 Thread engagement. page 474 110 CRANE 1000-Pound W.O.G. Malleable Iron Globe and Angle Valves Plug Type Disc WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam or hot oil, 550 F. 1000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE 1200 pounds hydrostatic 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 No. 254 P, Globe Exelloy Stem Surface Hardened Stainless Steel Seating Surfaces List Prices, Each Size Inches | Vi 1 % 1 V4 i1 % 1 1 1 No. 254 P or No. 256 P, Screwed | 11.00 | 11.50 1 12.60 | 15.20 | 18.60' | No. 255 P or No. 257 P, Screwed | 10.20 i 10.50 | 11.30 | 13.60 | 16.60 | No. 255 P, Globe Steel Stem l'/4 1 1V4 1 2 23.00 | 29.50 | 37.50 20.00 26.00 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 Hardened Stain less Steel, the surface of the seating area having a hardness of 500 Brinell. The design of the disc and seat combined with the natural resistance of stainless steel to corrosion and the excellent resistance offered by the high hardness to erosion, galling, and scoring, produce a truly superior seat. 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 ! r repacked while under pressure. A metal tag, secured under the wheel nut, shows the catalog number of the valve. I--- A------ Size A B C--open D--open E ! V4 1 2% ! l Vs 47is 4716 l3/4 Dimensions, in Inches I 3/s I '/2 3/4 1 1 I 2% 3 3Vz 1 4Vg 1 1 Vi 1% l*/l6 1 IVs 4/i6 4/l6 2'/i6 S3/i6 5Vs 29/ie 5/is 1 7 5% 1 67g 23/4 1 3V16 Thread engagement page 474 1 Vi 4*/g 23/lS 7% 7V2 3% U/2 ! 2 5V4 1 63/g 23/g 1 3 834 I to 872 1 97g 4>/is 1 43/4 CRANE Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves With Yoke Bonnet 111 Gland Flange Gland Packing Disc Holder Disc Disc Retaining Nut Globe Valve--Brass Trimmed Bilustration shows No. 21 E, 250-Pound, page 1 14) Globe Valve--With Composition Disc (Illustration shows No 359, 125-Pound, page 113) General Description trane Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves with [take bonnet are made in two weights. 125-Pound Valves..................... pages 112 and 113 . ic-Pound Valves........................................ page 114 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. ^11 of these valves are similar in construction, differ_ principally in proportions and in materials, le illustrations appearing above show cross sections typical valves. Variations in design are covered (detail on the pages that follow, numbers 112 to 114. fugged construction: The valves are well proartioned and are ruggedly constructed. They have nply thick metal sections, and the metal is properly [istributed to assure maximum strength. >nnet: The bonnet is the yoke type. Stem treads are engaged in the yoke on the outside where he\ are not affected by the fluid in the line and inhere they can be easily lubricated, thereby minihizing wear. a brass trimmed and composition disc valves, the :em threads engage in a brass yoke bushing which {i screwed into the top of the bonnet yoke. This rovides a brass to brass non-corrosive contact, reucing friction and increasing the life of the threads. sc-stem connection: All of the valves have a "i el disc or disc holder securely fastened to the tern v\ ith a disc stem ring. The connection is locked itn a special lock washer. uided disc: Except for the 2-inch 125-Pound Allon Valves, the disc or disc holder is closely guided The disc guide stem is integral with the disc in the smaller sizes of valves. In larger sizes, the disc guide stem is screwed into the disc or disc holder and pinned. Gland and gland flange: All Crane Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves have a two-piece gland and gland flange. The gland flange is made of mal leable iron. The gland is made of brass for brass trimmed and composition disc valves; for all-iron valves, it is steel, nickel plated. Gland studs and nuts for all brass trimmed valves are made of bronze; for composition disc valves and all-iron valves, they are steel. Stuffing box: Stuffing boxes are of 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. A steel stem hole bushing is furnished in 125-Pound All-Iron Valves. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while 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. 112 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% All-Iron Angle, Screwed No. 352 Brass Trimmed No. 352 % All-Iron Globe, Flanged No. 351 Brass Trimmed No. 351% All-Iron Angle, Flanged No. 353 Brass Trimmed No. 3531/4 All-Iron Size* Brass Trimmed All-Iron List Prices, Each Inches 1 2 1 2*/2 | 3 1 3*/2 | 4 | 5 j 6 | 8 ( 10 i No. 350 or No. 352, Screwed | No. 351 or No. 353, Flanged, F. & D. No. 350*4 or No. 352*4, Screwed j No. 351 Vi or No. 353*4, Flanged, F. & D. |36.00|38.00|44.501 52.00|65.00| 84.501114.00! j |40.00|43.00|51.00) 62.50|76.50( 96.00|126.001210.00!335.00 j 36.00138.00144.501 1 1 i i i ! 40.00|43.00151.001 |76.50| (126.001210.001 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. 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. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of end flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1-1948). 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 (B16.10-1939) for 125-Pound Cast Iron Globe and Angle Valves. This Standard does not include the 10-inch size. Drilling: List prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flancte Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Screwed Flanged Dimensions, in Inches Sire 2 2% i 3 ! 3Vi 4 5 6 AA A BB B Globe Angle D nange E F G No. of bolts Dia. of bolts 6% 3% 8 4 11 Vs 11 8 6 % 4/4 4 5/s 7!8i9 3*/2 I 4 1 4% 8*/2 1 9% 1 10*/2 4*4 1 43/4 ! 3*4 ll Vi 1 13% i 13% 11 Vi 1 123/4 i 133/4 819i9 7 i 7% 1 8*/2 "/is ! % 13/16 5*/2 ! 6 ! 7 414!8 % 1 5/g i % 10 5 11 Vi 5% 15% 14% 10 9 15/lS 7*/2 8 % 11% 5% 13 6% 17% 17% 10 10 15/,e 8% 8 % 13 6% 14 7 19% 193/i 12 11 1 9% 8 34 Additional description. page III Valves for Marine Service. . page 390 Templates for drilling 8 ! 10 _ j 1 19% 24%_ 93/4 1 12*4. 243/4 : 30 G 223/4 i 24 16 18_ 13% i 16__ 1% ! I3 16 IP/4 1 14%. 8 | |2_ 34 ' 7/S_ page *39 CRANE 113 125-Pound Iron Body Globe and Angle Valves No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc 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 obe, Screwed No. 358 Angle, Screwed No. 360''; Globe, Flanged No. 359 Angle, Flanged No. 361 Vi tze tWith No. 1 Cranite Disc List Prices, Each Inches | 2 Vi No. 358, Globe, Screwed No. 359, Globe. Flanged, F. 8t D. No. 360V2, Angle, Screwed No. 361 Vi, Angle, Flanged, F. & D. | 46.00 | 51.00 | 46.00 | 51.00 3 53.50 60.00 53.50 60.00 31/2 72.50 72.50 4 79.00 90.00 79.00 90.00 5 115.00 115.00 6 146.00 146.00 nee recommendations: These valves are jrdy and well proportioned. They are similar in bnstruction to the valves shown on the opposite lage. Being equipped with a composition disc, they |re suitable for a wide range of service. laterials: The valves have an iron body and bonet. The stem is made of Cast Manganese Bronze and he body seat ring is made of brass. The disc holder I made of iron. iscs: All of the valves are regularly equipped with a tlo. i Cranite Disc, suitable for saturated steam or i>r hot water up to 300 F. halves ordered for cold water, air, gas, oil, or gasoJne are furnished with a No. 6 Disc. On hot water Encler 200 F., especially for frequent operation or seating, a No. 6 Disc is preferred to the No. 1. For description, service recommendations, and di mensions of composition discs, see page 140. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of end flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B 16.1-1948). 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 conform to the American Ferrous Flanged Valve Standard (B16.10-1939) for 125Pound Cast Iron Globe and Angle Valves. Drilling: List prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Dimensions, in Inches SSize ! 2V2 3 31/2 1 4 Bb iT G D Flange Dimensions ---------- E F G No. of bolts Dia. of bolts !8 !4 1 8 Vi ! 414 ! lO'A i8 i7 ! n/, 1 51/2 !4 1% 81/4 4i/g 91/2 43/4 121/4 9 71/2 3/4 6 4 % 1 lO'A 1 5'/4 101/2 1 11 Vi 5`/4 1 53/4 121/2 1 141/2 9 1 10 81/2 1 9 1 3/16 1 ` 3/i6 7 1 71/2 818 %I% 5 13 61/2 I6V4 10 10 ` Vis 81/2 8 3/ 6 14 7 18% 12 11 1 91/2 8 3/4 Additional description . ^Templates for drilling . . . page 439 page 111 Composition discs . page 140 114 CRANE ^ 250-Pound Ferrosteel Globe and Angle Valves Brass Trimmed 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 Globe, Screwed No. 20 E Angle, Screwed No. 22 E 3 Size List Prices, Each Inches) 2 1 2% i 3 1 3% i 4 i 5 1 6 !8 No. 20 E or No. 22 E, Screwed ) No. 21 E or No. 23 E. Flanged, F. & D. | 63.50 78.00 | 89.00 ! ; 123.00 ! i | 68.00 86.00 1 102.00 | 117.00 1 139.00 1 182.00 l 230.00 1 376.00 Service recommendations: Crane 250-Pound Face to face and center to face: The face to face Ferrosteel Globe and Angle Valves have very heavy and center to face dimensions of the flanged globe metal sections and are unusually rugged. They are and angle valves conform to the American Ferrous recommended for high pressure and severe service on Flanged Valve Standard (B 10.10-1939). steam, water, oil, or gas lines. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions Materials: The body and bonnet are Ferrosteel. The and drilling of end flanges conform to the Americ :n disc is solid Crane Special Brass in sizes 3-inch and Cast Iron Flange Standard. Class 250 (Bibb-19-- > smaller, and iron with a large Crane Special Brass Flanges have a Vfg-inch raised face; the raised face is seating face rolled in on larger sizes. The body seat finished with concentric grooves, approximately 10 ring, too, is Crane Special Brass, a strong, wear- grooves per inch, Known as a "serrated finish. resisting leaded tin bronze. The stem is Cast Man ganese Bronze. Drilling: List prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Seat: Sizes b-inch and smaller have a 45 seat: Standard, Class 250. No deduction is made when the 8-inch size has a flat seat. valves are ordered faced only. Screwed Flanged Size AA A BB B c Globe Angle D Flange Di mensions Dimensions, in Inches I 2 ! 21/2 3 3% i 4 9 Vi ! 1034 11% ; 434 : 534 5% i 13 1 6V2 ; 10V2 : 11V2 514 ! 53/4 : 1334 ! 14% 12% 6V4 I6I/4 131/4 1 14 6% | 7 16% 18% i 13 13% 15% 16% 171/4 , 9 1 10 10 10 1 12 E 1 6% ; 7% 8 Vi 9 10 F I %1 1 l v8 1% 1*4 G I 43/is 4> %6 5"/, 6 65/,6 61% 6 H No. of bolts ; 5 1 5% 6% 7% 7% '8(8 8 8 8 Dia. of bolts %'% % % % 5 l6 1 153/4 1 17% 7% i 83/4 20% 231/4 19% 21% 14 16 n 12% 1% 8%6 91/4 8 IVis 9' Vie 10% 12 %% 8. 1\ 10' 28 y _ 15 i5* _ 1 11 5 16 J ,5 i:__ ft . Additional description page 111 Templates for drilling page ^ A CRANE 115 Heavy Duty All-Iron Globe and Angle Valves WORKING PRESSURES 500 pounds oil (non-shock), gas, or air, 100 300 pounds oil (non-shock), gas, or air, 300' Tested 300 pounds air-underwater Union Bonnet il Cross Section No. 1S04, Globe With Lead Faced Disc Globe No. 1504Vi - Tewed 4 to I-inch Angle No. 1505 Vi Screwed V* to 1-inch Globe No. 1501, Flanged Tongue and Groove 1/2 to 4-inch Globe No. 1504 Screwed 1 `4 to 3-inch Angle No. 1505 Screwed t/4 to 3-inch For list prices and dimensions, see page 39S, /ice recommendations: These valves are ideally ' for use on air, gas, or oil service, and for cor ive fluids in special process work and in chemical us where heavy, all-iron construction is needed, jy are unusually massive and rugged, providing |tgh margin of safety against accidents. ion bonnet valves: Union bonnet valves have a Sg t>pe disc that is integral with the stem. They ' fitted with a Cranite gasket between the body ( " 'nnet, retained on both the inside and outside. . dives can be reground without removing the 3> trom the line. The stuffing box is extra deep. cited bonnet valves: The bolted bonnet valves are llarly furnished with a Special Lead Face rolled a machined dovetail in the disc. The face seats on a crowned face in the body, assuring tightness 'service. Where high temperatures or corrosive action prohibit the use of lead, the valves can be furnished with a case-hardened steel disc and steel seat ring, as illustrated at Section of Steel Disc and Seat in Bolted Bonnet Valves the right. Be sure to specify "with Steel Disc and Seat" when this 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 ij^-inch and smaller have a heavy, threaded packing nut, while the larger sizes have a one-piece bolted gland. y's. and Flinch 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 flanged valves, the dimensions and drilling one-quarter turn from 125 pounds saturated steam of the end flanges con the wide open to 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas form to the American the closed posi Cast Iron Flange Stan- tion. They are not intended to close dard, Class izj (Br6.1--1^4.8). The flanges pressure tight and should be used only are p_ lain faced with a smooth finish. List to control or regulate flow. The valves prices of flanged valves include facing and have an iron body, a steel stem, and a drilling to this Standard; no deduction is brass disc. made when valves are ordered faced only. WO. Screwed Wl. Flanged - -inch sizes Iced gland. ' 'il'.istrated) Brass Butterfly as, see page 57. Size No. 380, Screwed No. 381, Flanged, F. & D. End to end or face to face Diameter of stem Center to top of stem List Prices and Dimensions Inches | 2 ! 21/2 1 3 ! 4 s | 6 1 8 ! 10 i 12 Eachl I5.00U9.00 126.00 135.001 ! 11 | Each 1 '40.00i56.00l 75.00 (97.00! 164.001 268.00' 403.00 Inches i 4*4 1 43/4 5V 1 6 1 63/4 1 71/2 ! 91/4 103/4 ! 121/2 Inches | Vi I 1/2 Vis i s/s 1 >4 1 34 ! ls/is ! 1*4 1 134 Inches 1 6 Vs 1 7 ' 7% 1 9Vg 1 10*4 ' 11V2 1 I2V2 1 1234 ! 15 116 CRANE Other Crane Iron Body Valves Iron Body Back Pressure No. 385 {Pag* 302) The commonly used types of Crane Iron Body Valves are shown on the preceding and following pages: Wedge Gate pages 73 to S6 Double Disc Gate pages 87 to IC3 Globe and Angle pages 105 to 11 5 Check and Foot pages 117 to 124 Iron Body Relief Iron Body Pulp Stock No. 1113 (Page 322) No. 1427 (Page 299) 250-Pound Ferrosteel Stop-Check No. 28 E (Page 296) In addition to the foregoing, Crane supplies a wide assortment of Iron Body Valves for special services and in designs that will automatically perform a specified duty in piping installations. For greater convenience, such valves are shown in other sections of this catalog, along with related products. Ferrosteel Stop-Check Valves.............................................. page 2q6 Ferrosteel Blow-Off Valves...................................................page 304 Ferrosteel Valves for Ammonia......................... pages 395 and 396 Iron Body Back Pressure Valves....................... pages 302 and 303 Iron Body Float Valves........................................pages 305 and 307 Iron Body Pulp Stock Valves................................................. page iqq Iron Body Safety Valves........................................pages 312 to 315 Iron Body Relief Valves....................... pages 321, 322, and 324 Iron Body Valves for Marine Service.............. pages 38Q and 3Q0 Alloy and Ni-Resist Iron Gate Valves........... pages 374 and 375 300-Pound Cast Steel Wedge Gate No. 33 X (Page 229 i Crane Steel Valves 300-Pound Cast Steel Globe No. 151 X (Page 244) For severe services and for pres sures and temperatures that are beyond the scope of brass or iron valves, Crane manufactures a com plete line of forged or cast steel valves. Crane Steel Valves are of outstanding quality; they embody many worthwhile refinements in design, materials and workman ship which contribute to longer life, more efficient operation, and more satisfactory service. 300-Pound Cast Steel Swing Check No. 159 X (Page 253) Steel Pressure-Seal BonnetValves . pages 209 to 2iq Steel Gate Valves.......................................... pages 221 to 232 Steel Globe and AngleValves .................. pages 233 to 24b Steel Check Valves........................................ pages 247 to 254 CRANE 117 Iron Body Check and Foot Valves Life Check Valves 125-Pound.................................................................................. page 1 iQ r 50-Pound.................................................................................. page 118 Heavy Duty All-Iron...............................................................page 1 iq Swing Check Valves 125-Pound..............................................................pages 1 20 and 121 Clearway Type, Underwriters' Pattern...............................page 123 250-Pound.................................................................................. page 124 iooo-Pound W.O.G., Malleable Iron................................. page 118 With Outside Lever and Weight.......................................... page 120 Foot Valves..........................................................................................page 122 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 294 to 296 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 119 and page 396, also are frequently used on water and air lines under pulsating service. Crane iron body check and gate valves, and iron flanged fittings in an electric light and power plant. 118 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 Cross Section No. 3661/2 Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Seat Horizontal Lift, Screwed No. 366]/i, Nickel Alloy Disc No. 366Vi C, Composition Disc Cross Section No. 366Vi C Composition Disc Crane Nickel Alloy Seat List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | Vi 1 3/s I Vi 1 34 I 1 1 U/4 1 lVz 1 2 No. 366 Vi, with Crane Nickel Alloy Disc Each| 7.80 I 8.00 I 8.60 1 9.40 I 10.50 I 12.00 1 14.50 j 19.00 No. 366Vi C. with No. 1 Cranite Composition Disc Each[ 7.80 | 8.00 i 8.60 I 9.40 [ 10.50 1 12.00 i 14.50 1 19.00 End to end Inches | 2% 1 2% 1 3 1 3i/2 1 4i/g ! 4*/g 1 51/4 i 6% Center to top Inches | l7/is 1 l/is 1 1V4 1 2 Vis 1 2Vs 1 21 Vis 1 3Vi6 I 35/, For list prices of Composition Discs for No. 366 V C Valves, see page 140. Service recommendations: Crane 150-Pound Iron Body Lift Check Valves are recommended for small lines carrying steam, hot water, cold water, oil, gas, and similar fluids. They are compact and are ruggedly constructed. Construction: The valves have a union cap, pro viding a strong, tight joint. The disc or disc holder is guided both at the top and at the bottom, assuring square seating. Materials: The body is cast iron, the cap is brass, and the cap ring is malleable iron. The No. 366V2 Valves have a Nickel Alloy disc and body seat ring. Crane Nickel Alloy is hard ar.d offers excellent resistance to wear. The No. 366^ C Valves have a brass disc holder and a Nickel Alloy body seat ring. Unless otherwise ordered, the No. 366V2 C Valves are furnished with a No. 1 Cranite Disc, suitable for steam, or hot water from zoo to 3000 F. When or dered for hot water up to zoo F., cold water, air. gas, oil, or gasoline, they are furnished with a No. 0 Disc. For discs, see page 140. 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 Air tested List Prices and Dimensions No. 346 Vi, ScrevtJ Size Inches 1 % 11 V 1 3/4 1 1 ! U/4 1 lVi ! 2 . No. 346V2. Screwed End to end Center to top of cap Eachi 12.50 | 13.00 ! 13.70 ! 14.70 i 16.00 i18.00 ! 21. Oil Inches | 2% ! 23/4 1 3Vg 1 3*/s ! 4Vi i 4 3/,s I 53Vis Inches I l7/g 1 lV'g 1 2Vs 1 2/2 ! 2Vi I 33/g 1 3% 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 screws driver can be engaged with t *e slot in the disc spud, making it easy to rotate t ie disc when regrinding. CRANE 119 125-Pound Iron Body Lift Check Valves Brass Trimmed 4- WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds col I water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURES Shell test -- 350 pounds hydrostatic Seat test -- 225 pounds hydrostatic List prices of flanged oalves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. \ Section y. 367, Horizontal 366, Horizontal Screwed List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches i 2 2Vz 3 4i5 No. 366, Horizontal, Screwed I 13.50 19.00 25.00 43.00 i No. 367, Hor., Flanged, F.&D. i 29.50 | 49.50 1 74.00 No. 368, Vertical, Screwed i 24.00 32.00 51.00 i Dimensions in Inches A B C D | 6 Vi 7 8 10 i ! 9'/2 ll'/z 1 13 ! 3 Vi 4'4 5 6Vi 1 7 I 7 8 10 ! E 1 4 Vs 5 61 6 101.00 14 814 Materials and construction: These are rugged, well proportioned horizontal and vertical lift check valves. Their solid brass disc is ------ r accurately guided both at the top and bottom, assuring square seating. The body seat ring is C brass and is screwed into the body. -I- No. 366 Valves, 3-inch and smaller, have a Cross Section No. 368, Vertical No. 368, Vertical Screwed i--E----1 = I1 3 1 >Jo. 367, Horizontal Flanged Templates for drilling . . page 439 Thread engagement........ page 474 brass screwed-in cap; the 4-inch size has an iron bolted cap. No. 367 and No. 368 Valves have an iron bolted caD on all sizes. 1 ! _Ln Flange dimensions and facing: End flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 115, (B16.1-1948). The flanges are plain faced with a smooth finish. rx Heavy Duty All-Iron Lift Check Valves ii 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 1 V2 [ Vs I 1 11 Vs 11Vi1 2 For prices and dimensions, see page 396. No. 1S07V2 Screwed ice recommendations: The No. 1507J/2 Ali en Lift Check Valve is ideally fitted for use on air, 'as, or oil service, and for corrosive fluids in chemical lants and in special process work where heavy, ali I en construction is desired. They are especially esigned for handling deadly or hazardous fluids; aeir rugged, unusually massive construction proides a high margin of safety against accidents. Construction: The body has heavy metal sections, bcr^Uy reinforced at points of greatest stress. The aP is bolted on, using four steel stud-bolts. The ip joint is tongue and groove, assuring positive Mention of the gasket, which is made from Shi-inch thick Cranite sheet packing. The disc is guided at both ends; the upper end of the disc is piston shaped and fits snugly in the body. The cushioning effect secured by this dashpot construction makes the valve well suited for lines subject to pulsation, as on air compressors or reciprocating type pumps. Each disc is grooved for a piston ring, and ij/2 and z-inch discs are regularly 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. 120 CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Swing Check Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron Cross Section Sizes 8-inch and smaller No. 373, Flanged Brass Trimmed DISC-HINGE CONNECTION Sizes 8-inch and smaller (patented) are a new design, having a flexible disc-hinge connection. Two springs are used in the disc-hinge assem bly, 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 connection, which eliminates lost motion between the parts and yet permits the disc to make true, full contact with the seat. At the same time, the springs serve to absorb the shock of seating when the valve closes. See the cross sections shown here. Sizes io-inch and larger (not illustrated) have the conven tional 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 Brass trimmed valves: Brass trimmed valves are recommended for steam or water, or for fluids that do not corrode brass. Unless otherwise ordered, Nos. 372, 373, and 374M brass trimmed valves are furnished with a brass faced disc. The body seat ring is brass and is screwed into the body. The hinge pin, also brass, rides in brass bushings, one on each side of the valve body, thus assuring a non-corrosive, wear-resistant bearing. All-iron valves: All-iron valves are recommended for gas, or for fluids that corrode brass but not iron. The seating surfaces are cast integral with the body and disc. Valves with screwed-in body seat rings can be supplied when ordered: prices on application. The hinge pin is Exelloy, supported at each end by iron bushings in the valve body. Leather disc: When so ordered, any of the brass trimmed valves can be furnished with a leather faced disc. Such valves are recommended only for cold water. The table of list prices shown on the opposite page includes the extra charge for leather faced discs. Construction: These are well proportioned and sturdily constructed valves. The body, oval or globu lar in shape, provides ample flow area around the disc when the valve is wide open. The valves are designed so that the disc cannot stick in the open position. All sizes have the hinge suspended in the body. Easy access to both ends of the hinge pin is provided by the tapped and plugged opening in each of the twn bosses on the body. This feature simplifies change over to outside lever and weight construction. Hub end valves: The hubs on hub end valves ac commodate Class " A",' `B", "C", or ` `D" cast iron pipe. By-passes: A by-pass (2-inch on 12 and 14-inch valves, 3-inch on 16, 18, and 20-inch valves, and 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 w'edge gate valve. Flanged valves: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1 -1948). The flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. The face to face dimensions of flanged valves 6-inch and smaller also conform to the American Ferrous Flanged Valve Standard (B16.10-1930), for / 21Pound Cast Iron Swing Check Valves. Sizes 8-inch and larger are not included in this Standard. API Standard: Flanged valves in 2, z}^, 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, Fifth Edition, June, 1947 (Tentative) and Supplement 1, issued October, 1948. Sizes 3T, 5, and 8-inch and larger are not in cluded in this Standard. Swing Check Valves With Outside Lever and Weight Any Crane Iron Body, Ferrosteel, or Cast Steel Swing Check Valve can be furnished with an outside lever and weight as illustrated at the right. The weight is mounted on the lever either in a position that will assist the disc Prices on application in closing, thereby making the valve extremely sensitive to a reversal of flow, or in a position where it will balance the disc, causing the valve to open under a minimum ot pressure. Orders must specify wrhich type is wanted. Unless otherwise ordered, the lever and weight arc placed on the side that is on the right when look'iig into the valve inlet. \ CRANE 125-Pound Iron Body Swing Check Valves Brass Trimmed or All-Iron 121 These valves may be used either in a hori zontal position or in ft vertical position for upward flow. ? Flanged Valves ,*c list prices of Ijngoi valves include feing and drilling to American Cast tin Flange Standrt Class 12 5- No de flation is made when Eves are ordered ped only. Size of valve 2 co 12-inch 14 and 16-inch 18 to 24-inch Working Pressures Hydrostatic Test Pressures Screwed or flanged valves Hub end valves Saturated i Cold water, oil, Cold water or gas steam 'or gas, non-shock non-shock ) 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 IE i B Flanged K Hub End templates for drilling, *ee page 439. = Normal thread engagement, ~ see page 474. ** Size Inches 2 2V2 3 3V2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 No. 372 Screwed Each 18.00 19.50 24.00 32.50 41.00 53.50 67.50 1 I | I List Prices Brass Trimmed Valves All-Iron Valves No. 373 Flanged F. 8i D. Each 21.00 24.00 30.00 39.50 48.50 62.00 No. 37414 Hub Ends Each 48.50 | Extra for Leather Faced Disc Per Valve 2.60 3.70 4.10 4.80 5.80 8.00 | No. 3721/2 Screwed Each 18.00 19.50 24.00 41.00 No. 3731/2 Flanged F. &D. Each 21.00 24.00 30.00 48.50 62.00 76.50 162.00 260.00 357.00 76.50 162.00 10.70 14.70 20.00 32.00 76.50 162.00 638.00 || 890.00 || |I II 1185.00 || || 1380.00 || 1I 1975.00 || || Size 2 2% 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 I Screwed Valves ABD 6i/2 I 7. I8 19 1 10 1 lli/4 I 12Vz II II II II 11 || | || 4% 8 4V16 81/2 5*/i6 91/2 S'3/, 61 IOI/2 63/is lll/2 7V,6 13 71/2 IH14 1 191/2 1 241/2 1 271/2 1 31 1 36 I 36 1 40 1 48 Dimensions, in Inches Flanged Valves BoIts E F G H j No. Dia. Hub End Valves K LMN 41/4 43/l 6 51/16 5iVir, 6V, 6 7V16 7'/2 10Vl6 121/g 13V4 16i/s 177/s 171/2 20 21 2 21/2 3 31/2 41/4 51/4 6s/l6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 6 7 71/2 81/2 9 10 11 131/2 16 19 21 23'/2 25 271/2 32 U/,6 V4 l3/l6 15/,6 1S/l6 1 iy8 i3/i6 l>/4 1% lVl6 l/l6 1`Vie 1% 43/4 51/2 6 7 7`/2 8V2 91/ii n*4 1414 17 18*4 211/4 22 34 25 291/2 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 12 16 16 20 20 5/s 1 1 1 5/ 1 1 1 54 1 1 s4 II ! 1 54 12 63/lS 5% 3 34 II 1 34 14 71/2 77/s 3 34 191/2 10V16 10 31/2 7/s II 1 7/s II 1; 1 II 1 1 1 II 1 1 lVs II 11 IVs II 11 11/4 II 1 1 l 11 / 122 ____________ CRANE____________ Iron Body Foot Valves Leather or Brass Disc List Prices and Dimensions Screwed No. 394, Leacher Disc No. 394V2, Brass Disc Flanged No. 395, Leather Disc No. 395Vi, Brass Disc Service recommendations: These valves are recommended for suction lines on shallow well pumps where the pressure does not ex ceed 34-foot head (approximately 15 pounds), List prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 12S on sizes 3-tnch and smaller, and to the 25-Pound American Tentative Cast Iron Flange Standard on sizes 4inch and larger. No deduction is made if faced only. Brass Foot Valves, see page 46. Templates for drilling. see page 439. Screwed Valves Size List Price, Each Largest No. 394 Leather Disc No. 394Vi Outside Brass Diameter Disc of Body Inches Black 3/4 2.30 1 2.40 1 Vi 2.70 I Vi 3.40 2 4.60 2 Vi 6.00 3 8.00 3Vi 10.70 4 13.50 5 19.00 6 24.00 Galv. 2.50 2.70 3.00 3.80 5.10 6.50 8.80 11.80 15.00 21.00 27.50 Black 14.00 15.00 16.00 19.00 22.00 28.00 36.00 48.50 Inches 33/4 33/4 4V4 43/4 5 Vi 6i/4 7 8% Vs 101/j 113/4 but they will safely stand 8 55.00 124.00 151/s 25 pounds pressure on prim ing pump service, when not Flanged Valves, F. & D. subjected to the pulsations of the pump. The leather disc valves are especially suitable for cold water; the brass disc valves, Size Inches List Price, Each Largest Flange Dimensions No. 395 No. 3951/2 Outside Diameter in Inches Leather Brass of Body Disc Disc No. 395 No. 3951/2 Diam Thick Bolt No. eter ness Circle of I Dia. of Black Black Inches Inches Bolts I Bolts for hot water. Shape of strainer: Sizes 6inch and smaller have a semispherical strainer as illus trated on the screwed valve: larger sizes have a flat bot tom strainer as illustrated on the flanged valve. 2 2V2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 9.40 10.80 14.00 19.60 26.00 32.00 65.00 103.00 152.00 28.00 36.50 47.00 62.00 142.00 228.00 322.00 6 7 71/2 9 101/z ll3/4 15i/8 18 201/4 71/2 9 IOV2 lI3/4 151/g 201/4 24 Vi 6 1/2 43/4 4 i % 7 9/ls 51/2 4 1 5/8 71/2 % 6 4 i Vi- 00 9 3/4 71/2 10 3/4 8V2 8 ! % 11 1 3/4 1 91/2 I 8 ! % 131/2 3/4 1 113/4 8 !% 16 I % 1 141/4 ! 12 1 >/$ 19 1 1 1 17 1 12 ! */, Materials and construe- tion: The leather disc valves have a cast iron body, Cast Iron Flange Standard (Bi6b2-ip31). 'On strainer, and seat. Sizes 6-inch and smaller have one smaller sizes, the diameter and drilling of the end disc; larger sizes have two discs. The brass disc valves have a cast iron body and strainer and a brass seat. Sizes b-inch and smaller flange conform to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (Bi6.1-1948). The flange is plain faced, with a smooth finish. have one disc; larger sizes have four discs. When so ordered, the flange on sizes 5-inch and larger Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions can be drilled to the American Standard Class 125. and drilling of the end flange on valves 4-inch and Full face gaskets should then be used to avoid dis larger conform to the 25-Pound American Tentative torting the flange. 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 are furnished with either a leather faced or a solid brass or brass faced disc. Prices on application j CRANE Iron Body Clearway Swing Check Valves Underwriters' Pattern 123 WORKING PRESSURE 175 pounds cold water, non-shock No. 374Vi Screwed No. 375 Flanged For use in a horizontal position, or in a vertical position for upward flow. TEST PRESSURES Shell Test 350 pounds hydrostatic Seat Test 200 pounds hydrostatic Cross Section No. 375 Size No. 374V4, Screwed No. 375, Flanged, F. & D. Extra for Leather Faced Disc Inches | Each | Each! Each j List Prices 2V4 i 3 1 4 j 48.50 | 56.50 j 75.00 1 53.00 63.00 83.00 | 3.70 ,1 4.10 I 5.80 | 51 108.00 | 8.00 | 6i 140.00 10.70 8i 209.00 14.70 10 | j 376.00 i 20.00 ! 12 590.00 32.00 Underwriters' requirements: Designed for fire Ijr'otection service, these valves conform to the Un derwriters' Specifications known as "The National Standard", and they are listed as approved and in spected by the Associated Factory Mutual Fire In surance Companies, Boston, and the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago. They are marked "FM" and "CU". The valves are not recommended for use on "interconnection service". V ponstruction: The body is large, providing liberal Clearance around the disc. When opening, the disc .swings entirely clear of the waterway; it is so con structed that it will not stick in the open position. Through bolt-studs with a nut on each end are used in the cap joint. The hinge pin is accessible from both sides of the body, being retained by brass plugs. Materials: The body seat ring is brass and is screwed into the body. Sizes 6-inch and smaller have a ''rass disc and a brass hinge. In larger sizes, the aic is iron with a brass seating face and has a brass collar where it engages the hinge; the hinge is malle able iron, having a brass hinge-pin bushing and a brass disc-hub bushing. All sizes have a brass hinge pin. Leather disc: An extra charge is made for leather faced disc valves. See the list prices shown in the table above. Bosses on body: Each valve is equipped with four bosses for a by-pass, two on each side of the body. An extra charge is made for drilling and tapping the bosses and for furnishing a by-pass. Flange dimensions and facings: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class (25 (B16.11948). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. Drilling: The list prices of flanged valves include facing and drilling to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125. No deduction is made when valves are ordered faced only. Dimensions, in Inches Size 2 Vi 3 4 5 ! 6 1 8 | 10 A B D Flange Dimensions G H J K No. of bolts Dia. of bolts 1 10 1 10 6V4 2'/2 7 U/l6 5 Vi 4 %i 11 11 63/4 3 7 Vi V* 6 4 5/s 13 13 7 V2 4 9 1S/,6 7 Vi 8 5/ 1 15 | 16 8 Vi 1 9V4 516 10 I 11 1S/l6 ! 1 8 Vi ! 9Vi 818 3/4 ! 3/4 1 18 I 22 IDA 1 133/2 8 i 10 13*/2 i 16 1 Vs ! l3/l6 ll3/4 I 141/4 8 i 12 3/4 1 7/s 12 26 151/4 12 19 13/4 17 12 7/s Templates for drilling . page 439 Thread engagement page 474 124 CRANE 250-Pound Ferrosteel Swing Check Valves Brass Trimmed 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 Cross Section No. 39 E Size No. 38 E, Screwed No. 39 E, Flanged, F. & D. These valves also may be used in a vertical position for upward How. No. 38 E, Screwed No. 39 E, Flanged List Prices Inches | 2 I 2% 1 3 ! 3Vi ! 4 ! 5 1 6 | 8 i 10 ! 12 Each! 48.50 | 61.50 I 76.50 | 1100.001 II,1 Each! 53.50 J 69.00 j 86.00 | 102.001112.00|145.00J192.001334.00i572.00 785.00 Service recommendations: Crane 250-Pound Fer rosteel Swing Check valves 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 made of Crane Ferrosteel. The body seat ring is made of Crane Special Brass; it is screwed into the body. Sizes 3^- inch and smaller have a solid Crane Special Brass disc; larger sizes have an iron disc with a Crane Special Brass seating face. Crane Special Brass is a strong, hard, leaded tin bronze. Flange dimensions and facing: The dimensions and drilling of the end flanges conform to the Ameri can Cast Iron Flange Standard. Class 250 (Bibb1Q44). Flanges have a Vl6-inch raised face. Tht 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 250. 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 (Bib. 10-1939), 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. b-D, Fifth Edition. June, 1947 (Tentative) and Supplement 1, issued October, 1948. This Standard includes sizes 2, zj-j. 3, 4. b, 8, 10, and 12 inch. Screwed or Flanged Dimensions, in Inches Size | 2 1 2% 1 3 31/z 1 4 5 1 6 . 8 | 10 I 17 . A | 9Vi 1 103/4 1 113/4 | 1 13 i 1 1 1 1 *B | 10Vi 1 11 Vi 1 12Vi 1 13'/ 1 14 ; 153/4 1 171/2 1 21 I 241/2 2S C 1 5>/< 1 s% 1 Wt 1 63/4 1 71/4 1 81/4 1 9 11 1 13 ! 143/4 D 1 2 1 2 Vi 1 3 I 31/2 ! 4 1 5 1 6 ! 8 | 10 12 _ E 1 6 Vi 1 7 Vi 1 81/4 1 9 1 10 ! 11 ! 121/2 I ,15 1 171/2 20* 2_ % 1 1 1 1 Vs 1 13/16 i iy 1 1% 1 l7/i6 1 1% 1 l7/s I 2 __ Dimen-, G I 4V,s 1 4,5/,6 1 511/16 I 65/l6 1 615/1S i 85/i6 i 911/is H 113/16 I 141/16 1 167 16 sions i H [5 5% 1 65/s I 71/4 1 7% ! 91/4 1 10% 1 13 ! 151/4 1 17'L ; No. of bolts 1 8 i 8 l1 8 | 8 ! 8 \ 8 I 12 ' 12 1 16 1 16 | Dia. of bolts | % 1 3/4 3/4 1 3/4 ! /4 1 3/4 1 34 1 7/s ! 1 ; 11/8.. `Face to face (B) and thickness of flange fF) dimensions include the !4l;-inch raised face -- i Templates for drilling. P&8* 440 Normal thread engagement P<*8e CRANE Valve Accessories and Parts Fluid-Motor Operated Valves...................... page icq Cylinder Operated Valves................................. pages i and i; i Motor Operated Valves.............................. pages 13: to 135 Floor Stands. . . . Extension Stems y;tr, Indicator Posts. pages 1 io and 117 . . page 117 . . page 118 Wheels for Valves............................................................... page 136 Handles for Valves.................................................... ... page 137 Size of Hole in Wheels and Handles.................. . .page 137 Chain Wheels.............................................................. , page 138 Adjustable Sprocket Rim with Chain Guide.................... page 130 Keys for Lock Shield Valves.......................................... page f3q Tee Wrenches.................................................................. . page 139 Wrenches for removing Body Seat Rings...................... page 130 Composition Discs. . : .............................................................page [40 gr greater convenience, various valve :essories and parts, many of which are ) ed with nearly all Crane Valves, have Ben grouped together on pages 125 to to. as indexed above. rane regularly supplies other accessories in ad^ion to those listed above. For complete data : these accessories, refer to the following pages: f-Passes, Gearing, Cleanouts, and Indicators fFor Iron Body Wedge Gate Valves......... pages 84 and 85 ^For Iron Body Double Disc Gate Valves........... page 101 [Passes for Steel Gate Valves..............................page 231 aring for Steel Gate Valves.................................. page 232 aring for Steel Globe and Angle Valves. . . . page 246 Parts for A.A R. Valves............................... . . pag**38 i Replacement Parts for Valves ^placement parts, such as stems, bonnets, pcs, packing nuts, etc., for any Crane falve can be furnished upon receipt of an Uder. When ordering parts, specify the ii'talog number and the size of the valve, t d give the name of the part required. . addition, since the valve must be clear| identified before a part that will fit corfctly can be furnished, indicate how the ) live is marked and where the marking ?pears. 125 126 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 23^-inch diameter or less. Regular Floor Stands with indicator are furnished for use wifl> 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 Painted column, japanned wheel Finished column, japanned wheel Finished column; rim and hub of wheel finished, spokes japanned Inches Each Each Each Each Each Each 20 75.00 145.00 205.00 115.00 185.00 245.00 32 100.00 180.00 250.00 140.00 220.00 290.00 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. Size 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 (b) 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 supporte I f CRANE 127 Floor Stands Typical Application and Special Designs fl 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 for Operating By-Pass Application J Wide Bottom Floor Stand Used on Rising Stem Gate Valve Projecting Above Floor Line 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 hand wheel, but in many installations the extension stem only is used. Coupling Extension Stem For Non-Rising Stem Gate Valves, Globe or Angle Valves 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 hand wheel 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-risir^g 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. Extra "Strong Pipe aTTTt 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 126. porr to the bottom of the square on the wheel stem coupling. For use on Crane valves, include the size and catalog number of the valve, the year of pur chase and the complete valve markings. For use on Extension stems that are long, must be rigidly and properly guided with supporting brackets. When re questing prices, furnish complete information. Pricet on application 128 _____ C R A N E______ Indicator Posts Standard Pattern Underwriters' Pattern !r No. S20 Applied 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 ot Head No 520 Post When ordering indicator posts for valves other than Crane, refer to the paragraph below on "Special indicator posts,** List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Depth of trench Feet 1 No. 510, with wrench No. 520, with wrench Extra for each 6" over 6-foot trench for No. 510 1 i 1 Extra for each 6' over 6-foot trench for No, 520 | Distance from ground level to top of post No. 510 No. 520 Inchesl Inchesl Enlarged Sectional View of Head No 510 Post 2 to 6 168.00 138.00 8.40 7.00 38 331/4 No. 510 Applied n> No. 4b21 j Gate Vake Service recommendations: Crane Indicator Posts 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. The standard pattern, recommended when the Un derwriters' pattern is not required, is suitable for vahes sizes 2 to 14-inch inclusive. It is generally used with No. 462 Gate Vah es page /q. The Underwriters' pattern is used with No. 462U2 Underwriters' Pattern Gate Valves shown on page 80. It conforms to the Underwriters' specification know-n as "The National Standard", and is listed as approved and inspected by the Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, Boston, and the Underwriters' Uaboratories, Chicago. The post is marked "CU" and "FM . 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 1 H inches square. The word "OPEN" or "SHUT", in large, easily read letters, appears behind the indicator glass when the valve is open or closed, respectively. The lower plate, marked "OPEN" is adjustable, and its posi tion is changed to suit the size of the valve. The indicator opening is fitted with a heavy plate glass ^2-inch thick ; small openings under the cap ventilate the entire post and prevent accumulation of moisture on the glass in cold weather. Attaching post to valve: These posts have the standard N F P.A. (National Fire Protection Asso ciation) flange for attachment to the valve; the operating rod has a socket for the valve stem. When No. 462 Gate Valves are ordered for use with indicator post, they are furnished with an indicator post flange cast integral with the bonnet, at no extra charge. When the No. 520 Indicator Post is required for valves already installed and not equipped with a flange, a separate adaptor plate for the valve is fur nished with the post, at no extra charge. No. 462^2 Gate Valves used with the No. 510 Indi cator Post are furnished regularly with an indicator post flange cast integral with the bonnet. Special indicator posts: Indicator posts for non rising stem gate valves other than Crane can be made 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 give the following dimensions: A -- Depth of trench B -- Center of pipe to top of stuffing box flange C -- Center of pipe to bottom of valve stem square D -- Diameter of stuffing box E -- Size of stem square F -- Height of stem souare G-- Length of stem thread H-- Stuffing box bolt circle J -- Number and diameter of stuff ing box studs and/or bolts. CRANE Fluid-Motor Operated Valves 129 The need for a universal valve operating unit in the lower price range has been fulfilled through the development of the new Crane Fluid-Motor Operators. Application: Their application for the present is limited to out side screw and yoke iron body gate valves in the following pressure classes, types, and sires 25-Pound wedge disc.............. 12-inch to 30-inch 125-Pound wedge disc....................... 5-inch to 20-inch 25-Pound double disc.................... ic-inch to 30-inch ioo-Pound W.O G. double disc. . . . 6-inch to 24-inch A.W.W.A. double disc....................... 4-inch to 20-inch Pulp Stock Valves........ . . . 8-inch to 20-inch Design: The unit is extremely simple in design although of rugged construction and efficient in operation. It consists of a fluid-motor, .a worm and worm gear mechanism, and a special valve yoke. Motor: The motor is of the radial type and has five diaphragmiealed chambers radially placed around the motor main shaft in guch a way that the diaphragm expansion is timed with, and acts Jdirectly upon, the main shaft through anti-friction bearings, f terating pressure is supplied to the chambers by a special, balanced, Iloating-plate-type distributing valve, driven by the motor main haft. A double action feature of the distributor allows for both the ^intake and exhaust of the chambers. forking parts of the motor are adjusted in manufacture to provide reater torque for opening than for closing, thereby assuring proper 1aive action. Crane 8-inch No. 465 3d Wedge Gate Valve Equipped With Fluid-Motor Operator. `lhoe lmimoittororis tsourqitaubeleswfoitrcohepseraatrieonrewqiuthirewda; tethreormooiltor tsotuocphs paiulotot -(see page 306); for electrical remote con ltaptirceasslluyrewshefrnomthe40vatolve30o0peprsai,tioonr wisitchomaiprleattedp.res- trol--Cla-Val No. no Forway Valve with solenoid ares from 40 to roo psi. There are limitations as to actuated pilot control (see page 307). The four-way le sizes of individual types of valves that must be cock or Forway Valve is mounted adjacent to the jnsidered in recommending the Crane Fluid-Motor unit; the pilot control is mounted at a suitable oper perator for the maximum operating pressures avail- ating center or control board. The horizontal dis ole. Line pressure must also be considered. Further tance at which the pilot is installed from the valve is lformation may be had upon request. relatively unimportant, but if liquid is used to control the Forway Valve, the vertical distance must be con form and worm gear mechanism: The worm sidered in relation to efficient valve operation. id worm gear mechanism, enclosed in a well con- ructed housing, is roller bearing mounted and runs Converting Crane valves in service: Crane man 1 oil. A hammerblow device between the worm ually operated valves of the types and sizes shown :ar and stem nut allows the motor to gain sufficient above, and now in service, can easily be converted to >eed before impact. uxiliary hand operation: A handwheel, which is the worm shaft, is hung from the unit case by eans of a chain and slip-ring connection, for use in Te event of failure in the power supply. .iuid-motor operation by removing the handwheel, yoke,and yoke sleeve and substituting a Crane Fluid- Motor Operator complete with a specially designed yoke. Information concerning the proper unit for operating valves now in service, will be furnished on request. identification of units: Units are identified by following: W-ioo-i, W-200-1, W-300-1, and 100-1. The prefix letters "W" and "A" indicate 'e operating medium: "W" for water or oil and S for air. The numerals "100, "200", and "300" incate the motor operating pressures in pounds, and Be suffix numeral "1" indicates the motor number. *>ntrols: The following controls can be furnished if Mpired: for manual adjacent operation--Crane No. Kp Four-Way Cock (see page 71); for manual remote Mptrol--Cla-Val No. 110 Forway valve with feather- Information Required on Orders or Inquiries: 1. Size and catalog number of valve. 2. Service: steam, water, gas, etc. 3. Working pressure of valve and maximum differ ential pressure to open against. 4. Motor operating pressure available. 5. Motor operating medium: water, oil, or air. 6. If a conversion unit for Crane valve: complete valve markings, including year of manufacture, and approximate date of purchase. 12 130 CRANE Cylinder Operated Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves For All Pressures and Purposes W ith the e\er-increasing tempo of modern industry, power operation of valves is becoming a necessity in many plants. To speed the opening and closing of vahes, or for use when valves are in inaccessible locations, cylinder operation is often ideal Crane Cylinder Operated Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves are 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 art 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 900-Pound Cast Steel Flanged Gate Valve with a Cast Steel Hvdraulic 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 full 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 pi?!mi 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 131 Cylinder Operated Gate, Globe, and Angle Valves For All Pressures and Purposes (Cont.) eed control: When orders specify water or oil as _ operating medium, orifice fittings are furnished (ft'the cylinder ports. These orifices are drilled with """ proper size openings to permit the disc to travel its -equired speed. _u-n air is specified as the operating medium, the Ijnders are equipped with speed control valves in ' lines to the cylinder ports. By regulating che fe of discharge through these valves, the required : travel speed is obtained. iicating rod: Unless otherwise specified, all yes will be furnished with a "tail-rod'' extending ough the top cylinder head. This feature pro ves a visible indication of the iition of the valve disc at all nes. i.e. whether the valve is |r :ing, is fully open, or closed. | |ntrol valves: Four-way ves are not furnished with finder operated valves unless sifted. Manual, solenoid oper- i, pilot controlled, hydraulic, air operated four-way valves : adjacent or remote control be furnished at an extra rge. If the air used is unusually dry, the piston cups will dry out and become brittle To ov ercome 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. 10 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. cessories: Clean air, water, toil, are requisites for proper linder operation. Btallation of a sediment separIr is recommended in the line |ween the source of supply and j four-way valve. The separarwill eliminate the possibility dirt, grit, scale, or foreign mat entering the cylinder and bring the walls, damaging the |ps, or clogging the orifice enings. Remote-controlled Crane Cylinder Operated Cate Valves on pipe lines to filter tanks of modern Water Works. Price* and complete description furnished on application. Information required on inquiries and orders Catalog number and size of valves wanted. With or without by-pass. If by-pass is wanted, state the location of the by-pass in relation to the valve. Are the valves to be installed with the stems horizontal or vertical ? designate the service on which valve is to be used steam, water, oil, gas, etc. A'hat 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. S. 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 tor disc travel of approximately i-inch per second. 132 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 salety 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 o erated 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. It provides a perfect means of reducing the effort necessary to control the valves and the flow in the pipe lines. Flexibility: To provide flexi bility of plant operation, motor controlled valves are a neces sity. Rapid operation of indi vidual valves, and simultaneous operation of groups of valves by remote control from any number of convenient points is 30-inch Crane Low Pressure Iron Body Gate Valve with Cut ler-Hammer Electri cally Operated \al\e Control possible. The automatic opera tion through the use of pressure sw itches and other electrical devices provides almost un limited means of controlling the flow in complicated and inter connected piping arrangements. Motor operated valves are the only means of securing these desirable advantages. 1 he cost is amply justified when these elements of piping design are given full consideration. Motor operator assemblies: Motor operator units consist of a special high starting torque motor, a re duction gear, limit sw itches (if operated by electric motors), or valves (if operated by air motors), and handwheel engaging mechanism, all contained in one weather-proof assembly with all gears running in oil. A hammer-blow device allows the motor to reach full speed betore the full load is engaged. The ball bearing motor is totally enclosed. The handwheel, provided for manual operation, does not revolve during motor operation. 12-inch Crane 1500-Pound Steel Pressure-Seal Bon net Gate Valve with Limitorque Electrically Operated Valve Control, In closing the valve, the motor is stopped by a pre 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 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 the valve can back-seat. Limit switches and limit valves for both opening and closing are adjusted independent of each other. Motor operators are available for unusual conditions and speeds of closing. Electric Motors: Electric motor operators require a specially built high starting torque reversing motor. It is designed for intermittent duty, is capable of exerting its maximum power by the time the yoke sleeve in the operator completes one-eighth of a turn, and absorbs the shock of the built-in hammer-blow 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 125 pounds per square inch. Gas may be ti'cJ instead of air to operate the motors, provided it is free of grit, or dirt, or chemicals, which may afiect 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 uid wires will ignite an explosive-laden atmosphere. T'lcy' will operate even when totally submerged in water. Continued on next page * lg0tor Operated Valves Cont.) CRANE 133 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 \ lanutacturers' Association. Those standards are commonly known as "NEMAN Careful consideration should be given to the electrical require ments when submitting inquiries, and placing orders, for motor operated valves. Unless otherwise specified, all motors will be furnished in XEMA 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 j'EMA I--General Purpose Enclosure--serves as rccection against dust and indirect splashing, but is iot dust-tight or splash-proof. or fabricated steel case and gasketed. It is w-ater-tight and dust-tight, and meets the requirements for water tight apparatus, but is not submersible. EMA II--Drip-proof Enclosure--meets the re- NEMA V--Dust-tight Enclosure--suitable for use in irements of drip-proof or drip-tight apparatus. cement mills, and other locations, where dust must EMA III--Weather Resisting Enclosure--suitable be excluded. r outdoor installation. It meets the requirements NEMA VI--Submersible Enclosure--meets the spe Sir splash-proof, weather-proof, sleet-proof, and mois- cifications for submersible apparatus. Kire-resisting apparatus. NEMA VII--This case is designed for hazardous EMA IV--Water-tight Enclosure. This is a cast locations and is generally accepted as explosion-proof. ) Reversing Contactor Panels 12 ^ reversing contactor panel is required for each Jectric motor operator unit. Contactor panels have been developed and designed specially for valve operation. They consist of two hechanically interlocked three-pole contactors. ^Panels are furnished wired, provided with terminals, and mounted in an enclosure. fThe arc quenchers used on these panels speedily ex tinguish the arc and provide for long contact life. 7 Con tin tied I A mechanical interlock prevents damage when two opposite buttons are pushed at one time. 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 valve in case of a ground or short circuit in the wiring. t next page Limitorque Contactor Panels are regularly made in three sices: No. 0, No 1, and No. 2 <--------- ) t. ---------- Cutler-Hammer Contactor Panels are regularly made in two sizes and types: Size No. 1, Type "AAA", Size No. 2, Type "CCC" 134 CRANE Motor Operated Values 1 Conf.i Push Button Control Stations Any of the following push button stations can be used to control electric motor operated valves. Unless otherwise specified, all stations will be furnished with three buttons (open-stop-close), and two lights (red and green). Provision can also be made for the use of additional automatic devices, as desired. Type HD3 Push Button Control Station in NEMA I Enclosure Type AL Push Button Control Station in NEMA V Enclosure Cutler-Hammer Type IEnclosureButtons | Lights HD 1 HD 2 HD 3 K KA & KB W Sheet Steel NEMA I Cast Aluminum NEMA IV orV Sheet Steel NEMA I Cast AluminumNEMAIVorV Sheet Steel NEMA I Cast AluminumNEMA IV orV Cast Aluminum NEMA I Cast Aluminum NEMA IV Pistol Grip Switch I 2 3 1, 2 or 3 1, 2 or 3 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 Types "K" and "KA" have break-glass doors and are fitted with a Yale type lock. Type "KB" has a break-glass door and is arranged for taking a padlock. Type "K" is furnished for flush mounting; all others are for surface mounting. Limitorque (Philadelphia Gear Works) Type i Enclosure AS I Sheet Steel NEMA I i Buttons. Lights 1312 AL i Cast Aluminum NEMA V 312 ALW 1 Cast Aluminum NEMA IV 1 3 i 2 AL 3 | Cast Aluminum NEMA V 3|3 ALW 3 ! Cast Aluminum NEMA IV 1 3 3 ALEC | Cast Aluminum NEMA V 1 I i 2 ALEW | Cast Aluminum NEMA IV 1 1 2 ALEX I Cast Steel NEMA VII i3 2 W | Pistol Grip Switch 11 i2 All types except "AS", "ALEX", and "W" have buttons covered by a break-glass door, and are equipped with a Yale lock. All types can be furnished for either surface or flush mounting. 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 which might be carried into the yoke sleeve or yoke bushing by the stem. 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, with 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 valv e, 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 ompiece stem for the valve will be provided, extending through the floor stand. If the distance is too gn.it 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 n- Operated Valves Coni. CRANE 135 Recommendations Skising or non-rising stem valves: The use of nonffising stem valves w ith motor operators is not gen erally recommended The stems in such \ ah es rotate MVith considerable speed and without interruption, ^and all of the wear takes place between the stem and 'fthe threaded bushing in the disc. Sediment or scale t'.'in the line greatly accelerates this wear, and the life Sof the valve is materially shortened f]n rising stem valve, the wear is between the stem > ar.J the yoke sleeve or yoke bushing, which 'being lenJosed in the motor operator housing) is protected Urom all foreign matter. However, when clearance ^becomes the determining factor, non-rising stem Cvalves can be furnished. ^Electrical .. insulation: The insulation ot the elec- lltric motor is important. For power plant operation. Jass "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 \ 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 r 2-inches per minute, and on globe valves, approximately O-inches per minute. Motor units are available for closing valves at higher speeds, and if required, all details of the installation should be provided. I Information Required on Inquiries and Orders i i Quantity, size, and end connections of valves Ranged, screwed, or welding ends), * 2. Catalog number of regular valve preferred v 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. W'orking pressure, maximum differential presj sure to open against, and operating temperature. I 7. Valves used for: main steam, equalizing, boiler i feed, circulating water, etc. q 8. Information on any special conditions, such as: f whether valve must ciose 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 134 When Air or Gas Motor Operator is Wanted: 1 7. 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.) 12 Type "S" Air Operated Limitorque Valve Controls on 4-inch Crane Cate Valves in the fire-water pump house of a refinery. 136 CRANE Wheels for Valves Style A Wheel. Malleable Iron Dished Design, Oval Rim, Square Hole (Also made with a Threaded Hole ) Used on small site Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves (pages 235 to 237). Threaded Hole wheels are for O S. &i Y. Gate Valves (pages 223 to 225) Or ders must specify "Square Hole" or "Threaded Hole". Stvie F Wheel f Non-Heat, Round Pattern Square Hole Widely used on smaller size Brass, 1 ron. and Sceel Valves (Globe, .Angle, and Non-Rising or Rising Stem but not O.S. &l Y Gate). Larger sizes of such valves are fitted with Style D Wheels. 10-inch diameter and smaller 12-inch diameter and larger Style D Wheel, Malleable Iron Round Pattern, Oval Rim, Square Hole Used on larger size Brass, Iron, and Steel Valves (Globe, Angle, and Non-Rising Stem or Rising Stem but not O.S. &l Y. Gate). Style L Wheel, Square Socket Black Moulded Composition Used on Brass Radiator Valves or on special polished valves Style M Wheel, Malleable Iron Round Pattern, Round Rim Round Threaded Hole Used only on No. 459 Brass Gate Valves, shown on page 19 Style N Wheel, Polished Bras' "Navy" Four-Ball Pattern Square Hole Used on special polished valves 10-inch diameter and smaller 12-inch diameter and larger Style E Wheel, Malleable Iron Round Pattern, Oval Rim, Hexagon Hole Used on O.S. 6, Y Iren and Steel Gate Valves. (6 &l 7-inch diam eters are also made with a Threaded Hole, for Steel Gate Valves.) Style U Wheel, Cast Iron Round Pattern, Round Rim Square Hole Used only on No. 453 Brass Hose Gate Valves shown on page rO Diameters, in Inches, and List Prices Style A Style D Style E Style F Style L Style M Style N Size a b Price, Each Size Sq. Thd. Hole Hole d Price Each Size e Price, Each Hex. Thd. Hole Hole Size Price Size Price Size Price Size f Each h Each m Each n r Price Each 2 Vi 2'Vl6 .20 | 40 3 Vi .45 i i 1 Vi .13 l*/4 .20 35/is .80 1 Vi U/4 *3 3 Vi .30 46 4Vi .75 i i 1*4 .13 2 .22 3% 1.00 U/4 2 3V;, 3% .38 68 SVi 1.35 i i 2Vl 6 .16 2Va .24 3 Vs 1.20 2 2% 4 47/. .56 95 6 1.60 6 1.60 1.85 2*/is .20 2 Vi .28 4% 1.60 *2 Vi 3 Pric-> 5 5V2 1.05 1 60 7 2.00 7 2.00 2.50 2*4 .24 2*4 .32 413/i6 1.90 3 3 Vi on 8 2.50 8 2.50 3>/l6 .30 3 .40 53/4 2.20 3 V2 4 Vi Appi<- fl Vi to 4348-inch diam- 19 *10 3.15 9 3.35 *10 3.15 3% .36 3.35 Above 4 Vi 6 .44 1 611/16 4.30 4 4s/g | t 5 5% eter Style F Wheels are die cast. 4% and 5 I 12 ; 14 4.40 12 6.30 14 4.40 made 43/4 .56 6.30 for 5% .75 1 ! 6 6% 1! malleable iron. i ne wneeis mcicatea 16 12.75 16 12.75 i Vi & 2" 18 14.00 18 14.00 Gate Valves, When ordering a Wheel or Handle, 20 19.00 20 19.00 page specify the size and catalog number Style U Price u Each_ made with two sizes of squares or hexagons; orders should specitv tne size ana catalog number of the valve on which the Wheel will 22 23.00 22 23.00 225. 24 39.00 24 39.00 27 42.00 27 42.00 30 58.00 30 58.00 36 160.00 36 1160.00! of the valve or the size and Style of the Wheel or Handle. Valve dimen- 4 Vi .65 6 1.50 sion tables in the catalog include - the wheel or handle size. 1 he Stvle can be di- termined from valve illustrations and the size be used. 42 1200.001 42 l 200.00 1 or from data shown on this and page '37-  CRANE 137 Handles for Valves Style Tee Handle .ast iron Used only on No. 50 Brass Hose Valves. Style K Lever Handle Malleable Iron Lsed on smaller sire Hydraulic Brass and Steel Globe and Angle Valves. oo sS: j List Prices, and Dimensions in Inches Style J ;! Style K |j Style S 1 Style X Size Price j Each SVs . .45 5V* i .75 6Vi ! .85 Size Price Size Price Size Price k Each s Each X Each 3>/g .32 , *2/ig! -15 1 *3 .40 3 s/, 6 .38 39/is .20 1*33-4 ; .50 3 Vi .40 *4 Vi 1 .43 1*43/4 1 .62 3% 42 ; 4Vi 1 .46 4Vi .46 i 6 1 .62 6 , 1.00 7 1.10 4s/g I -50 .60 `Made with 2 sizes of squares; specify sy4 : .70 size wanted. Tee Wrenches . . . page 139 Keys for Lock Shields . . . .page 139 Style S Tee Handle Malleable Iron Used on Bar Stock Valves, on some Corrosion - Resistant Globe Vaises, and on certain \mmonia Valves. Style X Cross Handle Malleable Iron Used on some CorrosionResistant Globe 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, --1 pi-- consideration must be given to the effect of increased power which will be obtained; recommendations furnished on request. Square Hole Wheel or Handle total taper per foot Dimensions, in Inches Hexagon Hole Wheel or Handle Square Hole Style A Style F Style N Style J Style K Style S Style X ChainWheel p!v Size a Size f Size n Size j Size k Size s Size x Pitch Dia. .20 .30 .24 .35 .24 .37 .20 .35 .29 .37 1 Vi lVi 2Vi 1 Vi 1 13/4 1!1 2'/,6 1 2 111 1I1 1 |3| 1 2W. 1 ! 3*4 3 1 1 2S/IS j | .29 .44 .32 .40 .32 .44 .35 .44 .40 .44 .40 .56 .42 .44 .42 .81 31 29/,6 1 2 Vi 3s/,s 33/4 1 39/,s 23/ | 2 Vi 3 Vi 4 Vi 33/4 3 3`/l6 1 3 3 Vi 1 5 Vs 3% 4Vi 43/4 4Vi 3% 1 3'/2 4Vi 43/4 i 1 1 53/4 1 i 1 I 23/, 23/g } 5 .45 .56 4'/is 1 4 4s/, 6 6 .45 .69 I .53 .62 4, 5 4V4, 53/, 1 5 .56 .75 11 .56 .87 16 6V2 5 8 Vi 53/4 7 <1 5 Square Hole Style D Chain Square Hole Style D Chain Hexagon Hole Style El Chain Hexagon Hole Style E Chain P 1 V Size d Wheel p ! v Size d Wheel w I y Size Wheel w | y Size e Wheel .35 | .44 .37 | .62 .44 | 1.00 .56 | .87 .63 | 1.00 | 3 Vi 4 Vi 5 Vi 6 7 23/g 1.00 | 1.62 4 1.13 I 1.75 4 1.25 | 1.87 5 1.31 | 2.12 5 1.44 | 2.37 14 16 18 20 22 14 9 1 .69 14 .99 | .69 18 1.16 | .75 18 1.35 | .87 18 1.54 1 .87 6 7 8 9 10 2.38 1 1.31 7 Vi 2.75 | 1.31 7Vi il 3.27 | 1.50 71/2 || 3.46 | 1.62 10 !| 3.53 1 1.69 18 20 22 24 27 18 18 18 24 24 .69 | 1.06 .75 | 1.19 .81 | 1.25 .87 | 1.37 8 9 10 10 7Vi 1.50 2.44 7 Vi 1.75 | 2.50 10 1.87 | 2.75 10 2.00 j 3.25 24 27 30 36 24 1.67 | .87 24 1.86 | 1.00 30 2.05 | 1.06 30 2.31 | 1.19 10 12 14 16 10 || 4.03 1 1.75 10 (j 4.56 i 2.19 14 II 5. 16 I 2.75 14 1 30 36 42 30 30 .94 ! 1.50 1 12 10 2.50 ! 3.50 42 Chain Wheels. . page 138 12 138 CRANE Chain Wheels For Brass, Iron, and Steel Valves Illustrations show Chain Wheels applied to Rising Stem Gate Valves (Applications on Non-Rising Stem Gate Valves and on Globe and Angle Valves, while not illustrated, are similar.) Pitch List Prices, Each Chain Wheels are applicable to valves having the following style Diameter Chain Wheels Chain Wheels and size of Wheel or Handle with Square or Hex. holes only of Chain Wheel only and Guides for Rising or Non for Rising or Non Rising Stem Valves Rising Stem Valves Style A Wheel Style D Wheel Style E Wheel Style F Wheel Style K Handle Style S Handle with Square or with Square or Size Size Size Size Size Size Inches Hex. Hole Wheels* Hex. Hole Wheels* Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches 2% 3 4 5 m 10 14 18 24 30 3.75 4.00 4.25 4.75 8.50 12.50 18.00 26.00 45.00 95.00 17.50 17.75 18.00 19.50 23.50 28750 35.00 44.00 65.00 125.00 3 3Vz | 4. 5 | | ! : 00 t0o ttoo 31/2 4'/2. 5V2 6.7 8. 9 10, 12 14, 16 24. 27 30. 36 2W 3'/i6 3s/s. 41/is 434, 53/g 7. 8, 9 10, 12 14, 16 18, 20, 22 24, 27 30. 36 31/2, 37/g 41/4, 45/g 5 5T. 4%, 6 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 final movement, to effect tight seating. For con normal reach from floor levels, Crane Chain Wheels ditions such as these, the Crane Hammer Blow Chain are ideal. They are made from high quality cast iron, Wheel is recommended. Its design embodies a of unusually rugged and serviceable construction, " lost motion", wherein the wheel turns freely through and are designed to provide a positive grip on the a large angle, building up momentum until the heav y chain under the most severe operation. operating lugs engage. The resulting "hammer Through a new improved hub design, these chain wheels can be conveniently attached and locked to valves in service: an instruction tag is supplied with each wheel. Guides: Guides for Crane Chain Wheels, for sizes of ;,W-inch pitch diameter and larger, are regularly equipped 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 ol the chain. blow" acts upon the valve stem, facilitating opening and closing of the valve. The Hammer Blow Chum Wheels are available in /i^-inch pitch diameter and larger: prices are furnished on application. Ordering: When ordering Chain Wheels separar fly. specify the pitch diameter, the size and car : 'g number of the valve on which it is to be used. uiiJ also advise if Chain Guide is desired. When Chain for Chain Wheels is ordered separate!', orders must specify the pitch diameter of the Chain Wheel for which the Chain is required. Hammer Blow Chain Wheels: When Chain \\ heels are desired for operating large size or high pressure valves additional power is usually necessary for the first effort in unseating the disc, and in the When a valve is ordered with Chain Wheel or Chain Wheel and Guide, no extra charge is made for the labor to mount it on the valve, but no allowance i> made for the regular valve wheel or handle. For size of hole in Chain Wheels, Wheels, or Handles, see page 137. CRANE Babbitt Adjustable Sprocket Rim With Chain Guide *4 Diameters, in Inches Site No. Sprocket (Valve Wheels Wheels ;Rim Will Fit 4) l fl'z ,2 a JV* 1 sa ! ,!34 1 i* i l'4>/2 ! sn 4 5V 7Vi 9 12Vz ISV2 19 22 26 30 2 to 4 1 4 */g to 57/g 6 to 71/2 1 7% to 9 1 9 Vi to 12V2 j 1234 to 15V2 ! 153/4 to 19 ! 191/4 to 22 i 221/4 to 26 I 26*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 range of sizes, 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. * 139 Keys for Lock Shield Keys Used With Lock Shield Valves Size of Valve Inches No. 67 G Catalog Nos. of Valves No. 1240 No. 438 No. 440 No. 1241 * y i ! 1 t% 1 | V2 3/4 198 197 198 198 1 198 or 199 iy 11/2 199 198 or 199 199 199 197 198 No. 4270 197 198 198 or 199 List Prices and Size of Square Hole Key List Size of Nos. Prices Square Hole No. 197 No. 198 No. 199 Each Inches 1.00 ||.26and.20 1.20 !|.43 and.32 1.60 .49 and .43 Malleable Iron Cadmium Plated Nos. 197, 198, and 199 12 Tee Wrenches 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 e 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 Tee Wrench lar; other lengths are made to order. For Valves With Square Operating Nut Prices and dimensions on application. Seat Ring Wrenches Typical Illustrations The two illustra tions here show wrenches for A. A. R. Brass Globe and Angle Valves; left: for valves with ball disc, right for valves with plug disc. A typical seat ring is shown under each wrench. Wrenches for removing body seat rings in Crane Brass Globe and Angle Valves are available. They are made of steel, ruggedly constructed, and correctly de signed to provide close guiding and proper engagement with the lugs on the body seat ring. Prices on application. 140 CRANE Composition Discs No. 1 Cranite Disc to 3-inch No. 1 Cranite Disc 3H to 6-inch No. 6 Composition Disc }/% to 6-inch No. 4 Cranite Disc }'g to 3-inch No. 10 and No. 12 Composition Discs )/% to 2-inch Size List Prices per 100 Pieces No. 1 No. 4 Inches Cranite Discs Cranite Discs | 7s 17.50 50.00 | Vi 17.50 50.00 j % 17.70 57.00 i >/2 18.00 57.00 1 % 1i 22.00 23.00 65.00 82.00 | 1 iy 1 17z 1 2! 31.50 119.00 39.50 165.00 : 56.50 ! 254.00 : 2Vi i 74.00 | 334.00 ; 3 1 179.00 | 471.00 ; 31/2 i 4: 236.00 243.00 | 1 | 1 5 1 326.00 i 6 370.00 j No. 6 Discs 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 1 | | | | No. 10 Discs 7.00 7.00 8.00 8.00 10.50 13.50 19.00 24.50 38.00 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 i No. 10 or No. 12 A c A1c 2 V32 2 V32 % 13/,S I1/, l3/s l% 2 2/, 6 33/,s 3>5/,s 4% 4Vs 6Vs 7V ! 1 . i : 1 V32 1 72 I 732 I 72 1 732 ! l9/3Z ; V* 1 2 732 i V* 1 27>2 ' V i IV 1 `732 1 172 i 1V32 ! l13/,s 1 "Ax : 29/32 ! 1S/32 72 9/lS 19/32 1 ! 1 i 1 1 1 ,9/32 ! j I9/32 Vs Vi Vs 3/,6 732 V v 9/32 s/,s 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 to 3-inch have serrated faces on both sides; one side is marked "No. i Cranite", and includes the size marking. Sizes 3}^-inch and larger are plain on both sides, without markings. For 150 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. 1 and No. 4 Discs are suitable for hot water under 200 F only when used in globe and angle \alves, however, when such valves are to be operated frequently or must seat easily, and the temperature does not exceed 200 F , the No 6 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 30. 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 300 pounds hot water, 200 F. maximum 600 pounds cold water 600 pounds air, gas, oil, or gasoline, 150 F. max. (Also for propane and butane uhen used in Lnd.'writers' approved valves ) Nos. 10 and 12 Discs: Nos. 10 and 12 Discs are not interchangeable with No. 1, No. 4, and No. 6 Discs: they are slightly smaller m size. They are made from homogeneous compounds with synthetic bases, and are highly suitable for their respective recommended services. All sizes are plain on both sides, without markings For--No. 10. 100 pounds steam. 338 F maximum No 12, 150 pounds water 200 F. maximum, and domestic gas service. Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings 150-Pound Banded Fittings List Prices and Description............................. pages 141 and 143 Dimensions and List of Reducing Sizes.. . pages 144 and 145 Plain Pattern Fittings List Prices and Description................................................page 143 Dimensions and List of Reducing Sizes.........................page 144 Air-Tested 150-Pound Fittings ............................................... page 146 Circulating Boiler Fittings............................................................ page 147 300-Pound Fittings........................................................ pages 148 and 149 Heavy Fittings.................................................................pages 148 and 14Q A A R Fittings ................................................................................page 150 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 size. 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: Bushings.........................................................................................page i6q Plugs................................................................................................page 168 Single Strap and Double Strap Clamps............................. page 173 Screwed Unions and Union Fittings................. pages 17b to 182 Flange Unions.............................................................................. page 185 Railing Fittings......................................................pages iq6 and iqz Floor Flanges................................................................................page207 How to read reducing fittings.... page S62 142 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 144 and 145 ; the price is determined by the size of the largest opening. saajg Tee CRAi'ls."! Cross List Prices, Each--Banded Fittings Return Bend 45 Y-Bend Size 90 Elbows Straight j Reducing 45 Elbows Tees Straight Reducing Crosses Inches BlackjGalv. BlackjGalv. Black jGalv. Black jGalv. | Black IGalv. Black jGalv. a .16 211 .19 .25 .22 .28; 1 .43 j .56 Vs .16 211 .19 .25 9 .25 .22 .281 .24 .31 .43 ! .56 % .16 .211 .19 .25 .19 .25 .22 .28| .24 .31 .43 ! .56 V2 .20 26| .22 .29 .21 .28 .28 . 36 i .31 .40 .53 1 .71 Vs .25 .331 .27 .37 .29 .40 .37 .48! .41 .53 .65 I .85 1 .32 42| .35 .45 .35 i .46 .47 .64; .53 .70 .80 | 1.05 1 Vs .50 66| .57 .76 .60 .80 .78 1.001 .85 1.10 1.10 1 1.45 1V2 .68 | .88| .72 .97 .75; .95 .96 1.25) 1.00 1.35 1.40 | 1.80 2 .97 | 1.251 1.05 1.35 1.05 | 1.35 1.40 1.80! 1.55 1.95 2.30 1 3.00 2 Vi 1.85 i 2.401 2.00 1 2.60 2.05 | 2.65 2.45 3.20| 2.70 3.50 3.70 1 4.80 3 2.95 | 3.851 3.25 4.25 3.30 | 4.30 3.30 4.15 i 3.60 4.75 5.50 1 7.10 3Vi 3.65 | 4.75| 4.00 | 5.00 5.60 7.30) 8.50 ill.25 4 5.00 ! 6.501 5.50 7.20 5.30 I 6.65 6.60 8.601 7.30 9.50 10.00 113.00 5 11.50 115.001 1 13.00 | 17.00 13.00 17.00) 21.00 26.50 6 14.50 | 19.001 i 16.00 :21.00 18.50 24.00! 20.00 26.00! 29.00 139.00 Size 90 Street Elbows Straight ] Reducing 45 Street Elbows Service Tees Straight | Reducing 45 Y-Bends Inches BlackjGalv. BlackjGalv. Black jGalv. Black IGalv. Slack Galv. Black Galv. Vs .22 i .29 | i .24 .31 1 Vs .22 j .29 j ! 24 ! .31 .28 .36 ! Vs ^ .22 1 .29 1 1 j .24 j .31 .28 .36 1 Vi ! .26 j .34 1 .28 | .37 ! .28 | .35 .36 .47 i 3/4 .37 j .48 i .41 ! .53 j .41 i .51 .44 .59 ! 1 1 1 .33 j .43 1 .39 | .51 .50 | .65 1 ! .43 1 .54 1 .46 j .62 48 i .64 .59 .79 j .67 .90 .72 1 H4 U/4 ! .65 | .84 1 .68 | .91 | 72 ; .96 j .93 j 1.20 | 1.00 1.35 1 1.20 1 1.55 I Vi ! .80 !1.05 | .86 ! 1.10 i .90 j 1.15 I 1.25 ` 1.60 ; 1.35 1.75 1 1.65 ! 2 15 2 1.20 j 1.55 1 1.35 1 1.75 ! 1.35 | 1.75 ! 1.85 1 2.40 i 1.95 2.65 2.30 I 3.00 2 Vi 2.10 1 2.75 I 3 3.25 | 4.25 ! !i I1 |1 4.45 | 6.00 I 7.50 j 9.50 4 1 5.30 | 7.00 I 11 1 | | ! 13.00 116.25 Coupling Right Hand Coupling Right & Lefr Reducer Size 1 ! Close Pattern Return Bends Medium Pattern Open Pattern Caps Couplings Right Hand! R. & L. Reducers Inches |Black Galv. jBlackjGalv. jBlackiGalv. Black jGalv. Black Galv.; Black IGalv. i Black jGalv. Vs 1 i! 11 ! ! 1 .17 ! .22 1 ! .. Vs , 1 11 I1 i i .11 .15! .17 ! .22 i .11 1 .15! .17 i .22 ! .17 I .22 .17 i tl J/2 .47 .60 .50 .65 ! .53 i .69 .14 .18! .19 .24 : .20 .27 .19 24 3/4 .56 .73 .60 .78 | .65 I .85 .19 .251 .22 .29 ; .25 .34 .22 ! .29 1 .68 ; .88 .73 ! .95 s .80 1 1.05 .23 [ .301 .34 .44 | .37 .48 .34 .44 IVs 1.00 1.30 j 1.10 1.45 1 1.30 j 1.70 .30 .40! .44 .58 ! .50 .67 .44 : .58 I V2 1.40 1.80 1.55 ; 2.00 1 1.80 1 2.35 .41 .531 .55 .70 I .64 .80 .55 ! 2 2.50 3.15 ! 2.60 3.40 | 2.85 i 3.70 .53 .661 .80 1.00 t .85 1.15 : .80 ! 1.00 2 Vi ] 5.50 i 6.90 .94 1.201 1.45 1.85 i 1.45 l 1.85 3 ! 8.30 j10.80 1.30 1.75| 2.00 2.50 [ 2.00 ! 2.50 3 V2 i i1 2.00 2.701 1 3.65 1 4.75 4 1 16.00 20.00 2.35 3.051 4.00 5.30 ; 1 4.00 ; 5.30 5! 1 4.20 5.501 ; 1 7.50 10.00 Dimensions .... page 144 List of reducing sizes .... pages 144 and 145 Air-tested fittings .... page I4t CRANE 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings 143 Ihe Crane line of 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings, described and illustrated on pages 141 to 140, inJluJcs a wide variety of types and a large assortment j&f straight and reducing sizes. It affords the user an excellent selection, sufficient for every normal piping retaliation within its pressure and size range. ftBanded Fittings: Banded fittings, so called be'ca.:-e of the generous band which reinforces each female opening, are well proportioned and of good . eight. Their strength is very high, providing a liberal factor of safety over the recommended workg pressure. All openings are accurately threaded to jauge, are in true alignment, and are chamfered :Jightly, to permit easy entrance of the pipe. lain Fittings: Plain fittings are similar in quality j the Banded but do not have the strength proucing reinforcing bands. They, too, have accurately gut threads with each opening in true alignment. female end fittings: 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 14b. 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 144, for list of sizes of Banded Reducing Elbows and Tees, see page 145. Dimensions: The dimensions of straight and re ducing fittings are shown on pages 144 and 145. Plain fittings have the same center to end dimen sions as the corresponding size banded fitting. 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. Tee Four-Way Tee Reducer Locknut Waste Nut Cap Extension Piece Drop Elbow List Prices, Each--Plain Fittings ' Size 90 Elbows Side Outlet Elbows Tees Four-Way Tees Couplings Right Hand Reducers Locknuts Hexagonal Waste Nuts Inches y V* % 14 V4 1 l'/4 1V2 2 Blacki Galv. BlackjGalv. Black| Galv. BlackjGalv. Black | Galv. Black | Galv. BlackjGalv. BlackjGalv. .16 | 21 | 1 22 | .28 .16 | .21 .35 1 -47 | .22 | .28 .16 j .21 .35 1 -47 22 | .28 .20 I .26 .40 | .52 | .28 | .36 1 .25 j .33 .45 | .58 | .37 | .48 .32 | .42 .66 | .88 | .47 | .64 .50 | .66 .90 | 1.15 .78 | 1.00 .68 | .88 1.15 | 1.50 .96 | 1.25 .97 | 1 .25 | 1.60 1 2.10 1.40 | 1.80 i .40 | .52 .40 I .52 .48 | .64 .62 j .80 .80 | 1.05 1.10 | 1.45 1.50 | 1.95 2.30 | 3.00 .17 | .22 .17 | .22 1 .17 | .22 .07 j .09 .15 j 19 .07 I .09 1 -15 j 19 .17 1 -22 17 j .22 .07 | .09 ! -15 j 19 .19 1 -24 1 .19 I .24 i .09 | .11 1 .17 I 22 .22 1 -29 .22 j .29 1 .11 | .14 1 .19 | 25 .34 | .44 .34 | .44 i .14 | .18 1 -22 | 29 .44 1 .58 .44 j .58 .18 ! .23 I .28 1 36 .55 | .70 .55 | .70 .25 | .32 I .37 1 48 .80 jl.OO .42 j .55 .70 .88 Size Caps Extension Drop Elbows Pieces Female Inches BlackjGalv. Black |Galv. BlackjGalv. V. 11* i 15* 1 1 V* 11* 1 15* 1 .28 | .37 % .11* 1 15* .28 1 .36 .28 1 .37 _ V2 .14 1 18 .31 1 .40 .32 | .42 _ 3/4 .19 ! 25 .40 | .52 1 i .23 I 30 .50 1 -65 1 'Caps in sizes li, and J^-inch are steel. Plain Fittings are made to the same exacting standards as the Banded, having accurately cut threads with each nnenintr in true alignment- rhe center to end dimensions are the same The ends, however, are not reinforced with a band: and the fittinas. therefore, are onlv suitable on non-nressure services such as railino-s. racks. etc., and for low oressure sas and water lines. 1 ne prices oi rveaucers apply oniy to tne sizes snown on Dimensions (same as Banded) . . page 144 List of sizes of Reducers .... page 144 144 ) 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 Tcc Four-Way Tec Cross [Thread 7" Engagement \ 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 474 and 475 for explanation `Close Pattern Return Bends can not be useJ to make up parallel coils. The center to cen ter dimension is so close that the bands of adjacent bends will not clear each other Size A B c D E F G H J Return Bends Close ; Medium ! Open 7 M| N : M I N 1 M : N V* n/,6 v2 1 1 Vi6 13/l6 9/lS '7s - 1111! y V* j 13/l6 i 34 I lVi6 i 7s i 1 7 6 I 1 i 7g i lVl6 I Sj ! 1 3A 3 % I I5/l6 i 13/l6 ! IV16 1 n/i6 I lVl6 I 2Yg 1 lVu I 3/4 1 13/l 6 I i i 'I 1 Vg t V2 I lVg 1 7s ! 1% 1 13/l6 i l3/l6 ! 2Vl6 i lU/l6 1 Vs I lVl6 I 1 1 134 i W* ' 1% 1 1V2 I 17/g I Vz ? 34 I l5/is 1 1 1 1 Vs ,s/l6 I 176 27g 1 2 ' 1 Vl6 1 IV2 1 1 Vi : 23/,6 ! 1V2 1 1 1 7 6 j 2 I 2V4 I 9/,6 \1 1 iy2 i iy8 1 2v, ; iy16 , iy2 i 3% ; 27,6 j iy,6 111 /lg 1 iy2 ( 2y2 1 iyg i 27 1 27 \ 2% 1 h16 / iy4 ! i3/ 1 lVie I 2yls 1 iy4 1i/,6! 4a6 i2y161 iy4 1% 12y16 i 2y4 I2iy1gi 3 , 33/16 1 y, 1 y2 ' lI5/l6 1 17Y6 ! 2,1/i6 : 1% 1% 4Vz ! 35/i6 17l6 1 27* ! 23/i6 33/i6 272 33/]6 3V2 1 37g U/l6 2 1 2>/4 |l`Vi6! 3Vs 1> Vi6 2 Vi 5V,6 ! 4 lVis ! 2i/z ' 2% 37s 3 37s 4 47g 3/4 2 V? . 2>y,s! 115/i6: 3*3/i6! 6 Vi ' 41V,* 11 Vi s 1 27s i 1 472 415/l6 Vl6 3 i 37g ! 23/, i 4>/2 7V* ; s/16 l13/,6 33/i ^ 5 59/, 6 1 3V? i 37/i6 1 23/g | ! 1 l>7s 1 l1 16 4 . 33/4 1 25/8 S'V,6 ' 5 4'2 1 3>/,6 I ! 6 . sy i 3V,S ; 87s ! 815/i6 2Vie 3'Vie ! 27i6 ! 1 27,6 ' ` 6 6"/,6 l`s l>i. 1 V16 List of Sizes of Reducers and Dimensions, in Inches Banded and Plain Pattern Size y4 y'/g 7s x Vi X Vg y2 x3/g xV< x 78 3/4 *Vi x% X>/4 1 x3/i X */2 x3/s x'4 iy4xi x34 X V2 Banded Reducers A Size A Size A 1 17s 1 Vs iv* iy4 iy4 p/is lVis ivie 11 Vl 6 l"/l6 P Vl 6 11 Vi 6 2'/,6 2 V, 6 2 V,fi l V2xl v4 xl x3/4 xV2 2 xiy2 xiy xl >:3/4 x'/2 2V2x2 x IVz xiy4 xl 27,6 3 xlVz 3"/l6 27s x2 3>Vl6 27 27s xlV2 3>Vi6 xiV* 3`Vi 213/,6 213/,6 213/i6 xl 3 V2 x 3 x2V2 3'Vl6 4 4 213/,6 xl 4 2'76 4 x3 V2 4% 3*4 x3 47s 3 V* x2>/2 47g 3 V* x2 47s 3'4 xiy2 1 5 x4 47s 57s ; 6 x4 _ 478 i: Prices of Banded Fittings . page 142 Banded Reducer ~B~! D Plain Reducer The prices of Banded and Plain Pattern Reducers (pages 142 and 143) apply only to the sizes listed on this page: the size of the larg er opening determines the price. The engagement normally re quired between male and female pipe threads to make a tight joint is shown at the top of the page (dimension "Z' ); this di mension applies to all 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings. Plain Reducers Size Vi - Vs 7s xl/4 y'/s 7 x7s xV4 v'/s 34 xi/2 X% y'4 1 x34 x Vi x 7s y'4 1 >4x1 17-1 Vi B. 1 1*8 lls . ll/4 17 17 176 176 I7e_ l>7 i'7s 117s 1" 16. 2' 16_ 25 16 Prices of Plain Pattern Fittings . page 143 * it i f CRANE 145 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings t-Jp 90 Elbow ~nh MU_f 90 Street Elbow List of Sizes of Banded Reducing Fittings and Dimensions, in Inches The prices of banded reducing fittings (page _t4i) 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. Service Tee 90 Elbows Size Ta b KL fTi '.`4 i' 3/s x*4 1 x*/g *4 x% r xV4 fe Vi xVi f f x*/4 i 1 x34 m **4 3 x3/g | l'/xl 1 x3A 1 <*4 ; I'txi'/s * xl t *34 * 2 xXV4 Vi Vi 7/g 7/s *34s 7/s l'/l6 lVl6 1 ll/l6 l3/l6 l Vi 1*4 1 Vs 1*4 1*4 l*/i6 1 % iy* 1S/16 1 Vi 1*46 l/l6 l5/s 1 Vl6 l*/s l74s 1 Vi l13/l6 113/l6 113/l 6 l7/ lU/lsil13/l6 2 2*4 J xiy4 xl - x3/4 2(4x2 x l (4 3 x 2 Vi <2 4 x3 l1S/l6 2 *4 6 l1S/l6 2 Vi 6 l5/s 2 2% 2% 2% 2*/s 2*3/l6 3 2V4 2Vi 3*4s 1 3*4 90 Street Elbows Size ab V4 xV4 Vi xVi 1 x Vi 1*4x1 xVi 1*2x1 *4 xl xVi 2 xl (4 MN 1*4 6 lVis l34s l Vi l3/s 2 lVis 2*4 6 lVis 2*4 1 * 3/l 6 2s4 l5/s 27/is 1*4 2*4 2 Vic 3 X is X T" X iN X Size abc 1 P Q R; Vi x Vi x (4 Vi Vi Vi , */s x Vi x Vi Vi Vi Vi 3/s x Vi x Vi 7/s 7/g % ! Vi xVi xVi 1 *4 6 **/l6 74 x*4 7/s 7/g *3/l6 1 *4 xVi xVi 7/s 7/g 7/g Vi x*/i xVi 1 *4 6 1*4 6 1 >4 6 x Vi l*/l6 1 1 Vi xVi xVi 1*4 1*4 1*4 6 x Vi l*/l6 I'/lS *5/l6 1/2 x*4 xVi 1*4 1*4 1*4 8 Vi x3/s xVi 1 *4 6 1*4 6 l *4 6 1*4 1*4 6 l3/l6 x Vi 1*4 6 1*4 1*4 x Vi l3/l6 1*4 6 1*46 Vi xVi x34 lVis 1*4 6 1*4 x*4 1*4 l3/l6 1*4 '2? X envX 1*4 6 l34s l3/l6 xVi l3/l6 1*4 1 *4 6 Vi x'4 x34 13/l6 l3/l6 1*4 6 Vi x*/i xVi l34fi 1*4 1*4 1 xl xVi l3/g lVis lS/l6 x Vi l5/l 1*4 1*4 x Vi l5/l l34s 1*4 6 x*4 1*4 6 l3/lg l3/l6 1 xVi xl l7/l6 l7/l6 'V8 xVi 1V4 1*4 6 l5/l8 xVi lS/l6 1*4 1*4 6 1 x*/2 xl l7/l6 1*4 6 1*4 6 xVi lVi lS/l6 1*4 x V4 l*/is 1*4 1*4 Vi xVi xl 1*4 6 lVi 1% Vi xVi xl l5/l l% l34 1 l/j V 1 Va X 1 lS/ l9/ifi l9/l6 xVi 1*4 6 l7/lg l7/lS x Vi 1*4 1*4 6 l*/is x Vi 1*4 1*4 1*4 1*4x1 xl*4 IVi IVi 1*4 xl 1*4 1*4 6 l7/l6 x34 1*4 e l7/l6 1*4 8 1*4 6 l7/l6 1 *4 6 lVixVi xl*4 11 *4 6 1**46 l9/l6 xl 1*4 l9/lS l3/g Tees Size ab c p Q R1 Size a bc P QR l*4x34 xVi l9/l6 17/l6 1 *4 6 lVixVi xl*4 l**/l6 1**46 1*4 6 xl 1*4 1*4 6 1*4 2 *4 x 2 *4 x Vi 23/l6 11 J/l 6111 j/l 6 2l/2x2 x 2 x/i 29/ie x2 2*716 IV2 2 Vi 1 X 1 X 1 Vi l9/l6 1*4 1*4 2*4x1*4x214 21 Vie j^1 VI6 27/i8 l9/l6 1*4 1*4 i x2 2*4 6 2*4 2*4 1 Vix 1 Vix 1 Vi 1 * 3/l6 1 * 3/l 6 l*3/l6, 2 x 2 x l V2 2*4 6 2*4 2*4 xl lVi 1*4 1*4 3 x3 x2l/2 3`4 6 2 * 34 6 2 * 3/l 6 x3/ 1**46 1*4 1*4 x2 2**46 29/i6 29/l6 x Vi 1*4 1*4 lVi xl*/2 2*4 2*4s 2*46 1*4x1 *4x1 *4 1**46 1 * *4 6 1 * Vi 6 xi>4 2V4 2*4 2*4 x l Vi l'34s l34 1**46 xl 2*4 2 *4 6 2 *4 6 xl 1*4 1*4 l9/l6 x Vi 2Vis l**/l6 l`*/l6 i*4xl xVi lVi 1*4 l*/l6 S 3 xiVi!*^1/2 3 2Vi 21 l/l6 x*4 lVi 1*4 l9/lS 1 x2 2**/,6 29/l6 2*4 xi*4 l7/g i7/s 1*4 3 x2 x3 3*4 3*4 2**46 x l Vi 1 * 3/l 6 1*4 1**46 x2 2**46 29/l6 2*4 x 1 1 Vi 1*4 l7/l6 2 V2 * 2 V2 x 3 2'3/l6 3 3 1 *4x Vi xi*4 l7/s l7/s l"/l6 4 x4 x3 3*4 3 Vi 3 Vi x4 x 1 Vi l7/s l7/g 1**46 l*4xl`4xl*4 1*4 1 * 3/l 6 1 * *4 6 x2*/2 3*4 2**46 2**46 x2 3*4 2Vi 2Vi 1 xl xl*4 1*4 1*4 1*4 xl*/2 3 Vi 2 Vi 2 Vi 2 x2 xl*/2 2*4 2 2 4 x3 x4 3*4 3*4 3"/i6 x l *4 2`4 6 1 > *4 6 l**/l6 3 x3 x4 3*4 3**46 3* *4 6 xl 2 1*4 1*4 6 x6 x4 4**4s 4*4 4*4 xVi 1 * *4 6 1*4 1*4 x *4 l7/s i*4 1*4 x3 4Vi 3Vi 3*4 x2 4**46 3*46 3*/i6 2 xl*4x2 2*4 2*4 2*4 xl*4 2*4 2 l**/l6 x l *4 2*4 6 1 * *4 6 1*4 xl 2*4 6 1**46 1*4 2 xl *4x2 2*4 2*4 2*4e xl'4 2*4 2 l1 *4 6 xi*4 2*46 1 * *4 6 1*4 Size STu 2 xl x2 x34 x2 X *4 x2 l`4xl*4x2 2*4 2*4 2*46: 2*4 2*4 1**46 1 x 1 x Vi lVi lVi 1 * *4 6 2*4 2*4 1**46 \V4xl xlVi i*4 1*4 2*/,6 2 2*4 2*4 x 1 1*4 1*4 2Vis 1 Vi x 1 Vi x 2 1 xl x2 2 2>/g 2*4 lVixVi xlVi 1*4 1*4 2*4 6 2 2*4 2*4 1 xl xl*/4 l9/l6 lVi 2Vi 2*4x2*4x2 xl>/2 xl*4 xl 2*4 27/l6 27/l6 2*4 2*46 2*4 6 27/l6 2*4 6 2*46 2*4 1 > *4 6 1 * *4 6 1*4x1 Vix 1*4 jl* *46 11 *4 6 2*4 xl x 1 Vi 1' *4 6 1**4 6 274s 2 x2 xl 2 lVi 29/is xl*/Zx2 21/4 2*4 3 List prices. . . page 142 Normal thread engagement. . . page 144 146 CRANE 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings Air Tested For air brake and other compressed air service 90 Elbow 45 Elbow 90 Street Elbow Tee Cross Return Bend Coupling ;C Reducer Any of the iso-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings illustrated and priced on page 142 can be furnished air tested when so ordered. The list prices of Air-Tested Fittings are the same as 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 2-inch, are carried in stock air tested; other types and sizes are furnished to order on short notice. $ J. CRANE Circulating Boiler Fittings Malleable Iron--Galvanized 147 Ground Joint A-- WORKING PRESSURE 150 pounds water, 200 F. Gasket Type No. 586 Vi Elbow Brass co Iron Seat Ground Joint Union No. 587 Elbow No. 586 Elbow Gasket Type Union (With Rubber Gasket) No. 5891/2 Coupling Brass to Iron Seat Ground Joint Union No. 588 Coupling When ordering Circulating Boiler Fittings, be sure to specify the correct size; refer to illustrations. E Size Inches fA B C fcVH/ixl jf34x Vixl M/ix3/4xl List Prices, Each, Galvanized Ground Joint Type Union Gasket Type Union No. 586Vi Elbow 1.55 1.70 1.70 No. 589Y2 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 No. 589 Coupling Gasket Type Union (With Rubber Gasket) Without Union No. 587 Elbow No. 588 Coupling .85 .75 .85 .75 .85 .75 'irtulating Boiler Fittings are especially designed Jor tanks or receivers that utilize an internal pipe. The connection for cold water into a range boiler 5r hot water tank is a common example. The internal ^ipe is screwed into the female opening at the male id of the fitting, and the male end is then screwed ito 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 177. HA -iA 1- 1UI GT m ^o. 586Vi No. 589Vi No. 586 Li No. 589 No. 587 Li No. 588 Size ABC Vix Vixl V^xVixl 3/4x34xl Dimensions, in Inches AB cHK p/s 313/l6 1 l5/lS 1 3l5/t 1 l*/i !3ls/l6 33/g 3% 33/* 3% 37l6 37i6 ll3/lS 2 2 L l`3/i l13/lS l13/l6 For extra gaskets for the No. 586 Elbow and No. 589 Coupling, see page 456. 148 CRANE 300-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings No. 260 E 90'' Elbow No. 262 E 45 Elbow No. 268 E 90 Street Elbow No. 262Vi E 45 Street Elbow WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam or oil, 550 F. Cold Water, Oil, or Gas, Non-Shock I'i to i-inch -- *2000 pounds i l/i to 2-inch -- *1500 pounds rYi to 4-inch -- *1000 pounds 5 and 6-inch -- 800 pounds Sizes 3-inch and smaller are tested with 300 pounds air-undu'-water and are suitable for 30cpounds ammonia. Heavy Malleable > l* Fittings 3^-2-inch and larger were formerly known as "Heavy Malleable Iron," and are marked "Heavy" as illustrated above. List Prices, Black, Each Size Inches % Vz 3/ 1 I'A 1 v2 2 2Vi 3 3Vi 4 5 6 No. 260 E, 90 Elbows | Straight 1 Reducing No. 262 E, 45 Elbows No. 262l/2 E, 45 Street Elbows No. 264 E, Tees Straight i 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 .72 .82 1.05 1.401.80 2.50 3.85 5.50 9.60 11.00 21.00 27.50 .53 .83 .9511.20 1.60 2.0512.90 4.50 6.30 .66 .66 .8811.00 1.10;1.5512.00 3.00 4.50' 6.20 10.50 12.00 22.00 30.00 1.00 1.10 1.30 1.75 2.3013.50 .68 .68 .96 1.05 1.3011.70 2.1013.10 5.001 8.80113.80 15.00129.0041.00 .78 1.1011.20 1.50 1.95 2.401 3.55 5.75 i 10.50 17.00 1.75 1.75 2.10 2.25 2.55 3.20 4.20! 6.00 10.00115.50 22.00 26.00 .52 .64 .78 .94 1.0511.451 2.101 3.351 5.10 10.50 .59 .59 .9011.05 1.2511.65 2.101 3.301 5.60i 7.20 .40 .401 .46 .55 .70 .83 1.1511.601 2.401 3.30i .40 .40 .46 .55 .70 .83:1.151 1.601 2.40! 3.30 Pipe Size Inches 1 | 1 | 1 1 w* 1 1V4 IV4 | IV2 | IV2 1 l`/2 1 2 | 3 1 2 Center to Center Inches l3/4 | 2>/2 1 ^ I W* I 2 Vi 3 I 3 | 3 Vi 1 & 1 ^ 1 6 | 8 No. 272 E. Return Bends ! 2.00 | 2.50 1 3.00 1 3 .35 ! 3.85 ! 4.30 4.80 i 5.40 i 6.40 1 7. 00 . 8 .30 10.50 Galvaniced fittings are made to order: add 50^ to list prices of black fittings shown above. Service recommendations. These fittings are especially suitable for severe service. With ends re inforced w ith 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 J^2-incb and larger were formerly listed as "Heavy Malleable Iron Fittings" and are marked "Heavy". Ammonia service: Sizes 3-inch and smaller are suitable for 300 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 fittPl? and of reducers apply to regularly listed sizes on'", as shown on the opposite page; the size of tic largest opening determines the price. AH other sizes are special: prices on application. `Working pressures: The working pressures gi' cn above for cold service do not apply to Street Elbows: these are recommended for 500 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Larger sizes: For sizes larger than those listed. iooo-Pound W.O.G. Cast Steel Fittings are recc>mmended; see page 260 for complete description. CRANE 300-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings 149 Dimensions, in Inches Straight Fittings rA-] rr 3. 260 E Elbow -A--A-l 9. 264 E Tee -A-.-A- Bo. 266 E , Cross No. 262 E 45 Elbow No. 268 E No. 2621/2 E 90 Street Elbow 45 Street Elbow K i- 3 No. 278 E Cap No. 279 E Coupling Size *4 3/8 */2 3/4 1 1*4 1V2 2 21/2 3 3 V2 4 5 6 iA 1 * 3/l 6 ! iMs < 1*4 l74s i 13/8 l*3/l6 1 2i/s 21/2 : 21V, fi 1 3% 1 41/g : 41/2 1 51/2 ! 614 B *3/,6 74 1 1*4 lS/l6 1*4 l`*/l6 2 21/4 21/2 2*4 2 * 3/, 6 33/i6 31/2 c * 3/l6 1 3/l 6 1*4 IV, 6 13/g I*3/, 6 2i/g 21/2 21 3/, 6 334 DE 1 Vis . 13/g 2 23/.S 2V,6 2% 3*4 3**46 41/2 514 1 1*4 13/,6 1*4 l**/,s 2 13/g l/l6 1*346 21/g 23/,6 211/16 K! 33/32 , 7/8 1 */l6 1*4 1 I3/* i 1*4 ! 1 * *4 ! l`3/,6 1 21/g I 214 ! j L' V4 13/g l74 2 Vs 23/g 27/g 27/g 334 41/g 4*4 ! Reducing Fittings No. 260 E Reducing 90 Elbows Size H ^3g .,1/4 l`/l6 1*4 x 34 13/16 3/4 xVi I |1 x3/4 1 xl/2 I3/, 6 13/16 1*4 1*4 11*4x1 i x 34 13/4 134 11 *, 2 x 1 *4 ? xl 2 2 i 2 x 1 *4 F <1*4 2*4 2*4 2*2'2 2**46 '3 .21/2 I 3 Vig 1 */l6 13/16 134 134 1V16 l9/,6 1*3/16 I*3/,6 2>/,6 2*/is 23/g 23/g 23/4 3V,s ?Si=e i `4 i & & v Vi <l/2 l >J4 |_x *4 r <34 E x*2 i 3/8 t *'4 1*4 1 ill 1*4 x 1 *4 r <1 No. 267 E Reducers J Size 1V16 1 * */l6 l"/l6 13/4 13/4 13/4 2 2 2 2 234 23/g 2 34 2* */is 2"/, 6 1 *4x3/4 x>4 2 xl*4 x 1 *4 xl x 34 X V2 2*4x2 xl*4 3 x2*4 x2 x l *4 4 x3 x 21/2 x2 J 2* Vis 2"/,6 33/,6 33/, 6 33/,s 33/16 93/l 6 3**/,6 3*`/,6 4 *4 6 4*/,6 4*/is 43/a 43/g 434 [~Hi g7-P? R-j-S-pi-ra.+jb rm No. 260 E 90 Elbow No. 264 E Tee No. 267 E Reducer When specifying reducing 90 elbows and reducing tees, always name the size of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on the dimensional illustrations above. No. 264 E, Reducing Tees Size abc PK 1 S Size R Vs x34 x*4 11*/,611*4s 1 i*4s *4 x*4 x34 113/,6 13/16 13/16 x*4 l3/,6 13/16 13/lS *4 x34 x*4 I 1*4 1*4 13/,S 34 x34 x *4 x% x*4 34 x*4 x34 x'4 *4 xi/2 x 34 13/g 13/g 13/g 1V16 13/g 1*4 6 l*4s 1*4 6 IV, 6 1V16 lS/l6 13/g l*/,6 1 *46 1*4 6 13/g l*/is 134 1 X1 X 34 x'4 x3/g x 14 1 X 34 X 1 x34 1 x 14 X 1 34 x34 xl l*/l6 1*4 1V16 IV, 6 1*4 1*4 6 1*4 1*4 1*4 lVl6 13/,6 1*4 6 1*4 1*4 1*4 l*/l6 1*4 iVis 1*4 6 i*4s l*/ls IVis 1*4 6 1*4 6 11/4x11/4x1 1*3/16 13/4 x 34 13/4 1*4 x'4 1**48 1*4 x3/g 1*3/16 1*4 1*4x1 xll/4 1**46 l'*/,s 13/4 1*4 1*4 13/4 13/4 1'3/lS 13/4 13/4 l**/l6 1`3/lS, 13/4 3 Vis 2 2 <1 2 1*3/16, I*3/,6 <3/4 l7/g l*`/l6|l **/, <*4 l,3/lSi 1*4 l*/8 2*4 2'/8 2*/lS x2 11/2 23/8 2'/4 2*4 xl*4 23/is 2i/s 2*/s xl 21/4 2 2 x3/4 2i/s 113/16! 1*3/18 xl/2 2 Vis 13/4 13/ li/zx2 21/2 21/2 i 2'/i 23/4 2n/l6 2**/,6 xll/2 2% 2Vie 2Vi 215/l6 2*5/l6 23/ x3 *21/2 35/,6 3*/i6 3*/i6 x2 31/g 2 3/16 2*3/,8 xiV4 31/s 2* 3/i6 2*3/,g 2'/i;x3 33/? 33/8! 3*4 6 <3 434 4 | 4 <21/2: 43/16 3`*/l6 311/l6 <2 41/8 3Vis I 37/,g -M- No. 272 E Return Bend No. 272 E Size x M 1 N 1 x13/4 1 2*3/16 1 <21/2 ! 1 x3 1 3*4 3*4 1*4x21/4 ( 39/16 1*4x21/2 3* Vis I'4x3 1 3is/ifi 1*4x3 ! 4Vis l *4 x 3 *4 3is/i6 11/2*6 ! 51 '/is 2 x4 434 2 x6 i 6'4 2 x8 : 65/, 7 ilThread , \ Engagement < !!'--Z--i Dimension "Z" applies to all 300-Pound Mal leable Iron Fittings. It is the engagement normally required be tween male and female pipe threads to make a tight joint; see pages 474 and 475 for ex planation. Size *4 34 V*> 3/4 1 1*4 1*4 2 2*4 3 3*4 4 S 6 | 1 1 1 i ! Z 3/s 3/8 *4 */,6 ' *4 6 **/l6 * >4 6 3/4 *5/,6 1 1 >4 6 1*4 1*4 1*4 8 150 CRANE A. A. R. Malleable Iron Fittings WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam TEST PRESSURE 300 pounds air-under-water No. 260 E 90 Elbow No. 262 E 45 Elbow No. 262V2 E 45' Street Elbow No. 268 E 90 Street Elbow Galvanized fittings: Galvanised fittings are made to order only. Prices are 50% higher than the list prices shown below for black fittings. No. 267 E Reducer No. 278 E Cap No. 279 E Coupling List Prices, Black, Each No. 264 E, Tec No. 266 E, Cross Size Inches I >4 No. 260 E, 90 Elbows Straight i Reducing j .47 No. 262 E, 45 Elbows 1 .66 No. 262/2 E, 45 Street Elbows 1 No. 264 E, Tees Straight j .68 Reducing 1 No. 266 E, Crosses I 1.75 No. 267 E, Reducers 1 No. 268 E, 90 Street Elbows I No. 278 E, Caps No. 279 E, Couplings 1 .40 ! .40 s .47 ,66 .68 1.75 .52 .40 .40 y2 .72 .83 .88 1.00 .96 1.10 2.10 .64 .90 .46 .46 34 1 1 ! 1*4 1 iy2 2 ; 2*4 1 3 .82 i 1.05 i 1.40 S 1.80 2.50 | 3.851 5.50 .95 I 1.20 | 1.60 | 2.05 2.90 ! 4.501 6.30 1.00 | 1.10 i 1.55 | 2.00 3.00 | 4.501 6.20 1.10 | 1.30 | 1.75 | 2.30 3.50 j i 1.05 1 1.30 | 1.70 | 2.10 3.10 ! 5.00| 8.80 1.20 1 1.50 ! 1.95 | 2.40 3.55 | 5.75| 10.50 2.25 j 2.55 ! 3.20 | 4.20 6.00 i10.00115.50 .78 ( .94 1 1.05 i 1.45 i 2.10 j 3.35| 5.10 1.05 I 1.25 I 1.65 | 2.10 3.30 | 5.601 7.20 .55 | .70 | .83 ! 1.15 1.60 i 2.401 3.30 .55 I .70 1 .83 | 1.15 1.60 ! 2.401 3.30 Association of American Railroads: These fittings conform to the specifica tions and recommended practice of the Association of American Railroads (A. A.R.) for 300-Pound screwed pipe fit tings. They are exactly the same as the fittings shown on pages 148 and 149, the types and sizes listed here being marked "AAR" because they are included in the A.A.R. Specifications. Rugged construction: These fittings are exceptionally strong, tough, and rugged. They are especially suitable for severe service and will withstand rough usage, piping strains, and vibration. Reducing Fittings Carried in Stock No. 260 E 90 Elbowsl No. 264 E, Tees No. 267 E Reducers *4 x% 34 x*/2 1 x3/4 1*4x1 l*/2xl */4 2 xl`4 2*4x2 3 x2*4 1 *4x*4x% x%x4 34 x 34 x *4 x*4x34 1 X1 X% x *4 x3/s 1 X 34 X 1 iy<x iA> 1 3/ >4 l*/4xl 1V4 iy2xivixiy4 xl X3/< x Vi 1 Vix 1x 1 *4 Reducing sizes: A.A.R. Re ducing qo Elbows, Reducing k2 xlVi xiy4 xl x% x*4 <1*72x2 2Vix2y2x2 xl*4 2*4x2 x2Vi <3 x2Vj x2 < 2 Vi x 3 34 x*/4 Vz xy8 34 x*4 1 x 34 x*4 1*4 xl x34 x *4 1*4 xl*/4 xl iy2xV4 x*/2 xlVi xl`/ xl X Vi 2'/2x2 x2'4 x2 xlVi Tees, and Reducers are carried in stock in the sizes shown in tnc table above. Prices of reducing fittings are determined by the size of the largest opening, and apply only to the sizes carried in stock. Dimensions, in Inches |-A -! Dimensions of straight sizes and of Reducers are shown in the table below'. l-D-1 No. 260 E 90' Elbow No. 262 E 45 Elbow No. 262y2 E 45 Street Elbow For dimensions of reducing sizes, see page 149 No. 268 E No. 267 E No. 278 E 90 Street Elbow Reducer Cap i-a-i-a-i No. 264E, I ce ;-A-;-A*] No. 266 E, Cross Size *4 I 3/s 1 >4 34 A i 15/l6 P/I6 1 u/4 i7/i B : * 3/i6 7/s 1 1 1*4 C1 1 1*4 l7/l6 D! i 2 23/]6 E1 i 1 1*4 Fl 1 l3/s l9/lS J1 U/16 i 1 * */l 6 iy4 K 1 25/32 7/s i l*/l 1*4 L 1 l3/s 1*4 l l7/. 2*4 Z 1 % 3/s ; *4 9/l6 A.A.R. Values. . pages 36 to 38 1 1 1*4 1*4 ' 2 2*4 1 3 l5/g i lls/i 1 2*4 i 2*4 2**/,6 334 IVis 1 1*4 i ln/is i 2 2*4 2*4 1*4 1 17 */l 6 2*4 1 2*4 2*s/is i 334 2*4 6 1 2% 1 3*4 1 3* */]6 4*4 s*4 iVj? 1 1*4 1 l**/i 1 2 i,3/ie i 2*4 1 2s/is ( 21 J/ifi 2 1 234 1 2**/l6 S 33/]6 3**/,6 4*/l6 2V,134 : 1*4 i PVis 1 l13/l6 2*4 2*4 234 1 2% ! 1 3*4 4*4 4*4 U/16 ! **/i ! *>/l6 1 34 15/lS 1 A.A.R. Unions. . . pages 180 to 182 No. 279 E Coupling See page 474 for explanation. T CRANE 151 Cast Iron Screwed Fittings Sprinkler Fittings 125-Pound Fittings List Prices and Description.................................. pages 152 and 153 Dimensions and List of Reducing Sizes . . . .pages 153 to 13' Sprinkler Type Fittings .............................................................page 15S 2?250-Pound Short Pattern Fittings page i,-Q *f The Crane line of Cast Iron Screwed Fittings includes fittings for steam working pressures up to 150 pounds and for water, oil, or gas working pressures up to 400 pounds. In addition, it includes Drain age Fittings; see pages 101 to 166. The list above does not include all the Cast Iron Screwed Fittings manufactured by Crane. For greater convenience, the following fit tings are shown in other sections of this catalog: Bushings.................... Plugs........................... Flange Unions.... Floor Flanges.......... Companion Flanges ............. page 169 .............. page 168 ............. page 185 ............. page 207 pages 206 to 208 Drainage Fittings.................. pages 161 to 166 Steel Pipe Couplings.................................... page 172 Wrought Steel Nipples.............. pages 170 and 171 f- Unions and Union Fittings.......... pages 175 to 187 14 Typical of many Crane valve and fitting installations. In an industrial plant, on solvent recovery. In a power plant, on boiler piping. 152 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 Tee _______________ List Prices, Each Size Inches V* % Vi V* 1 w* lVi 2 2Vz 3 3 Vi 4 5 6 8 90 Elbows Tees Straight Right Hand (Right & Leftl Pitched Reducing Right Hand | Pitched 45 Elbows Straight .Y-* , . Blackj Galv. Blac k|Galv. (Black! Gaiv. Black Gaiv. ;B ackl Gaiv. Black Gaiv. Black! Gaiv. Black! Gaiv. 19! .38 19| .38 22! .44 .28 1 .56 .34! .68 .44 I .88 .60! 1.20 .90| 1.80 1.45 ! 2.90 2.20 ! 4.40 3.10! 6.20 4.00 1 8.00 6.85| 13.70 9.00 ! 18.00 18.501 37.00 I1 11 1 1 .23 .31 1 .62 I .31 .46 .62 .38 ! .76 | .36 .72 .48 1 -96 i .48 .96 .66 i 1.32 ! .68 1.36 .98 1 1.96 | 1.00 2.00 11 jI ii 1 11j 11 11 11 11 211 .42 .24! .48 ! 11 .21 I .42 .241 .48 1 1 .24 .48 I 1 .24 1 .48 1 .31! .62 .34 | .68 Ui <x> VI oo .31 .62( .35 I .70 .31 ! .62 .43 1 .86 00 00 Tf T* .38 .76| .43 1 .86 .38 ! .76 .51 1 1.02 .48 .96 | .53 1 1.06 .48! .96 .66! 1-32 72| 1.44 .69 1.38 | .76 1 1.52 .68 ! 1.36 .82 1 1.64 .94| 1.88 .98 1.961 1 .10 1 2.20 .96! 1.92 1.20| 2.40 1.30| 2.60 1.55 3.10 | ! 1.55 ! 3.10 1.85 1 3.70 2.05 | 4.10 2.50 5.00 | 1 2.40 1 4.80 2.80 1 5.60 3.10 1 6.20 3.30 6.60 | 1 3.301 6.60 4.35| 8.70 4.80! 9.60 4.30 8.601 1 4.501 9.00 5.40 | 10.80 6.20 | 12.40 7.50 15.001 ! 7.50 ! 15.00 9.40 1 18.80 10.50 ! 21.00 10.30 20.60| 1 ! lo.oo! 20.00 12.001 24.00 ! 14.00 \ 28.00 20.00 40.00 1 1 20.00! 40.00 25.00 ! 50.00 i 27.00 ! 54.00 Wide assortment: The Crane line of 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings is illustrated on pages 152 to 158. 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. Special attention is called to the long list of reducing sizes of elbows, tees, crosses, and reducers. Many of these are used chiefly in sprinkler service; combined with straight sizes and with the combination screwed and flanged fittings shown on page 158, they fill the need for the large assortment of items normally used in fire protection piping. 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 by splitting or breaking the fitting with a hammer; fittings of materials more ductile, like malleable iron or brass, cannot be so broken. tion with the straight sizes, thus harmonizing the fittings in any combination of piping. 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 arc tapped right hand except where otherwise indicated. Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: All of the fittings shown on pages 1 52 to 1 58 are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters' Labo ratories, Chicago, for sprinkler service. `Pricing reducing fittings: The prices of reducing fittings and of reducers apply only to the regularly listed sizes shown on pages 154 to 157. Any other size is special; prices will be furnished upon receipt ot 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. Right & Left Elbows: Right & Left qo Elbows ha vc 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 12 5-Pound Cast I ron 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 pitcheu J^-inch per foot and have the letter "P" on the b.uiu at the pitched end. Dimensions: The dimensions of both straight anu reducing sizes are shown on pages 1 54 to 157. Iron Phigt and Bushings. . pages 168 and 1$9 * * Cast Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanges. . . pages 199 to 208 Cast Iron Flange Unions . . . page * CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 1^5 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock For description, see opposite page. LOO Cross 45 Y-Bend Reducer Eccentric Reducer List Prices, Each [Size Crosses I 45 Y-Bends Reducers Eccentric Straight i Reducing ! iConcentric) laches Black Galv. j Black Galv. Black Galv. Black j Galv. Black Galv. |3/< |l n'4 fl1 2 n |2',5 F3 [3*2 |4 6 b .47 .66 .88 1.10 1.75 2.80 4.50 ! 7.80 14.00 18.00 .94 | 1.32 | 1.76 | 2.20 [ 1.30 3.50 | 2.10 5.60 | 3.30 9.00 | 5.20 1 7.25 15.60 1 9.00 28.00 ! 16.00 36.00 | 22.00 I 45.00 i | : 2.60 | 4.20 1 6.60 i 10.40 | 14.50 ! 18.00 32.00 44.00 i 90.00 1 .84 1.00 1.30 1.70 2.20 4.00 5.60 9.50 1.68 2.00 2.60 3.40 4.40 8.00 11.20 19.00 ' j .31 | .62 .37 1 -74 | .62 ! 1.24 .87 I 1.74 1.20 ! 2.40 1.60 | 3.20 2.00 i 4.00 1 3.45 6.90 5.00 I 10.00 6.60 ; 13.20 14.50 ! 29.00 1.20 2.40 1.50 3.00 2.20 4.40 2.80 5.60 3.45 6.90 4.35 8.70 5.60 11.20 7.80 15.60 10.50 ! 21.00 20.00 , 40.00 Caps Black : Galv. For smaller sizes, use Malleable Iron. See page 142. 1.85 3.00 3.75 8.00 1 3.70 t 6.00 | 7.50 : 16.00 Locknuts Black : Galv. For smaller See page 143 .63 .78 1.25 | 1.26 1 1.56 1 | 2.50 1 1 ! Return Bends [ Sire List Prices Dimensions, In Inches iches Black Each Galv. Each Center to Center Face of openings to back k Close Pattern, Right Hand IV2 I*/* pi f 114 k 1>2 12 P | .50 | .55 | .70 | .90 ! 1.15 I 1.90 1.00 | IV4 1 l23/32 1.10 | IV2 1 2 V32 1.40 | m T" 2% 1.80 | 2% 1 229/32 2.30 I 2V2 1 3`/4 3.80 I 3/4 1 33V32 Open Pattern, Right Hand 11 in/, pM l/2 12 1*21, fe-3 f i1 f l'/4 f 't I[l 3 fcl 4 Et * E/4-6 yv2-6 <6 i .62 | .78 i 1.10 I 1.40 I 2.30 1 3.75 1 6.00 1.24 1.56 2.20 2.80 4.60 7.50 12.00 | I | | | | i l7/s i 21/%z 21/2 1 2>Vie 3 ! 39/32 3 V2 ! 33/4 4*/2 I 4*/32 5>/2 1 SVl6 6V2 ! 63/,6 Open Pattern, Right and Left ! .82 1 1.15 ! 1.50 1.64 | 2Vz i 2' Vis 2.30 j 3 1 33/32 3.00 | 31/2 1 33/4 Special Wide Pattern, Right Hand i 1.20 2.40 | 3 1 3 i 1.25 2.50 1 4 1 3>/2 . 1.60 3.20 i 4 1 33/4 1 2.00 4.00 | 6 1 43/4 1 2.25 4.50 j 6 1 5 I 3.25 6.50 | 6 ! 55/, a Return Bend Open Pattern Return Bend Close Pattern Close pattern return bends cannot be used to make up parallel coils. The center to center dimension is so close that the bands of adjacent bends will not clear each other. For cast iron return bends with union ends and for other iron ammonia type return bends, see pages and 3q8. `Pricing reducing fittings: The prices of reducing fit tings and of reducers apply only to the regularly listed sizes shown on pages 154 to 157. Other sizes are special; prices on application. Never use a "Hickey" ! Never slip a piece of pipe over the wrench handle to 1 get extra leverage when making up a joint. Sharp, clean threads, well lubri cated, will only make up so far because of their C, ? taper, and the additional ' power secured with the extra length handle will result in distorted valves stretched fittings, crushed pipe, or other damage. The only safe place to use a "hickey" is on a stub born joint when taking down a line. 154 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings Dimensions of Straight Sizes, in Inches 45 Y-Bend Thread Engagement (See page 474.) The engagement normally required to make a tight joint be tween male and female pipe threads is shown as dimension "2" in the table; it applies to all 12 5-Pound Cast I ron Fittings. Size A B Vi 13/l6 3/4 3/g ,5/1S 13/l6 l/2 iy* 7/g 3/4 i5/i 1 1 iy2 iVs iy4 l3/4 lVis i>/2 1154? l7/l6 2 2 lA ln4 2>/2 2'Vis l15/is 3 3Vi 23/l6 3V2 3Vi s 2% 4 334 2 Vs 5 4y2 3'/is 6 sy8 3Vlg 8 6V,S 4i/4 CID i ! ; 3 1 2 Vi 3'/2 2Vi 4>/ 1 3Vi 4Vi ! 3i3/lfi s3/4 ! 4% 634 1 53/ls 77/g I 6 Vs I 93/4 1 7*/. j I Ez H 3i l/2 9/lg "4, ! "/. 1 "/.g t 3/4 1 15/lf 1l 1 iy,* 2y1B 1 Vs 2% iy4 2*4 ivu 3Vr IVlg 90 Elbows List of Sizes of Reducing Elbows and Reducers ____ and Dimensions, in Inches Size ab F G t-G-1 ffi Vi x3/g 3/4 x Vi 1 x 34 *V2 iy4xi x3/4 x*/2 1 V?x 1 Vi xl X 34 xV2 2 xiy2 xlVi xl x34 xVi 2>'2x2 xiy2 xlVi xl 3 <2i/2 x2 x l*/2 xiy4 3'/2x3 4 x3'/2 x3 x2y2 xl 5 x4 x3 xl'/i 6 :,5 ,4 x3 l Vis l3/i l5/i iy l9/is l7/lg l7/l6 i3/4 l5/g l5/g l5/g 2 l15/l 1% iy4 iy4 2'A 2Vi 2 Vi 2 Vi 234 29/l6 29/l6 29/i6 37/i6 334 3'4 3>4 234 3]s/l6 37/is 37/l6 4y* 4*4 4 Vg 5 Vi lVis iy4 13/* l Vis i*/g l9/lg l9/is l13/l6 iy4 iy4 l13/is 2`/g 2'/l6 2 2 2 29/i 27/i6 27/is 2Vis 3 215/ig 215/l6 215/i6 37/l6 334 3"As 2"/is 3Vi 45/l6 4 Vi 4*4 SVis 4'Vis 4'VlS bs/i6 90 Elbow Reducer (Concentric; Eccentric Reducer The prices of Reducing qo Elbows and of Reducers shown on pages 152 and 153 apply only to the sizes listed here; the size of the larger opening determines the price. Eccentric Reducers 90 Elbows, Pitched Size ab y4 x>/2 1 X 34 iy4xi l'/ixl'A 1 xl'/i F l3/i ls/is l9/is 1% 2 G l'A 134 1% l13/is 2 >4 Reducers ! Size (Concentric) iy4xi Size 3/4 xy2 1 x3/4 x'/i l'/ixl l l Vi xl'/i 2 xiy2 xlVi xl I'/ixl H l*/2 ! l7/g I'Vis 2/g 2'A 2Vis' 2 Vis | 2Vis 2*4 *y4 ivixiy4 xl x3/4 <iy4 Ii xl I *3A I 27>x2 xiy2 xiy4 xl xl 4 x3'/2 x3 x2/2 x2 5 x4 6 x5 x4 2 Vi 334" 33/ 33/g 334 3 Vi 1 434 ! 43/g 3 x2y2 xl xl'/i xl'/i xl 3>/2x3 x2V2 xl 8 x6 5y4 ; xiy2 2 >4 2 Vs 2 Vi 2 Vi 2 Vi 27/lg 2v16 2Vi 6 27/ig 2il/is 2"/lS 211/i6 2"/i 215/is 2'Vis 2'Vis 2'Vis 2'Vis 3 Vs 3 >4 3yg 31/g Size J 3i/2xiy4 xl 4 x3>/2 x3 x21/2 x2 xiy2 xl'/i xl 5 x4 x3i/2 x3 x2i/2 xl xS j x4 ; x3Vi; x3 i x2>/2 ; x2 ' 8 x6 xS 318 3!g 33, i 33,g 338 33s 33/8 33s 33g__ ;'s ,'.Ts 3's 3"'g VJl- 43S 43'g 43/g 43i 4% 4H. 5`4 CRANE 155 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Fittings MV' X iS X XX XX T i List of Sizes of Reducing Tees f and J Dimensions, in Inches t Reducing Tee rhe prices of Reducing Tees on ?age 151 apply only to the sizes isted here and on the following jage; the size of the largest open- ing determines the price. ^hen ordering, always name the ;ize of openings in the sequence >f the lower case letters shown >n the illustration above. Size KLM abc |i xVi xVi xVi fVi xV x'/2 I x3/g I IVi X/2 x*/4 1 X>/2 f'/2 .<',2 x34 |1 .1 xV4 I xV4 * x>/4 1 xVi 1 x'/z 1 x'/2 xl X3/* i xVz ,;1 <V+ xl ~3A x34x 1 lVixlVixl x34 * X*/2 1SI*4 l 1 v xlxl*/* x3/4 X% l'/l6 IVlS l3/is iy* IV* lS/l6 l3/lS 1V4 l5/t* W* 1V4 l7/lS lS/l6 l`/4 IVl* l5/l l'A 1V2 1% IV* IVl* IVl* l3/4 1*/16 IVl* lS/l* IVl* I'/i* l3/is l1/* iv* iy IV* i`/4 ivs iy iv* x% i5/i Ws is/i Wa i3/i 13/* 13/* i/i iVi* i5/i iy. i7/i is/i* iy iVi* l>/is l*/4 l3/l l3/lS lS/l 1V4 l3/l. l3/i IVl. 1% l7/lS 1% lS/l l7/ts 1% l5/!* 1V2 WlS iy* i/i iv* lJ/4 iy. i*/i 1V2 Size !a b c K L !:1V4x3/4 'IVi; !: '1 :| '3/4 'TVixl/2 xiV4i xl 1 xl xll/4; l9/lS l7/l* IVi l9/l* 1% l;iy2xi'4xiv4| ! xi 1 xV4 i xV2 ! 1V2X1V4X1V2| xl'/4 xl x3/4 x>/2 1 y2 x 1 x 1 y2 x 1 Vi xl X V2 iy2x3/4 xivi ; xVi xiy2 ! x Vi x 1 Vi iv4xiy4xiy2 X 1 X 1 Vi 1 xi xiy2 113/i 6 iy* l'/2 13/* l1S/l6 Ws 15/* 1V2 13/* l1S/l* WlS l*/ l7/lS l15/l* WlS WlS l13/lS l7/* l3/4 2 x 1 Vi l15/is xl l3/4 x3/4 IVi xV2 IV2 2 xl V2x2 2>/4 xiy2 2 x l Vi ll5/l* xl 1V4 x3/4 I5/. X V2 IV2 2 xl Vix2 2`/4 xiy2 2 x 1 Vi l1 Vis xl l3'. 2 Vi x 1Vi 2 x 1 Vi 2 xVi x2 xVi x2 llAxUAx2 xll/4x2 xl x2 1 VixlV^x2 xl x2 2Vix2Vix2 xiy2 xl'/4 xl x Vi X V2 2V2x2 <2V2 x2 xl`/2 xl*/4 xl I7/* 2 Vi 2 Vi 2 2 Vi 2 Vs 2 Vi 2'/is 2Vi* 2Vz 2 Vi 2 Vi l'S/l* l13/l* l`3/l6 2* Vi. 2V2 2 Vi 2 Vi Wis l9/l* 13/* IVl* IVi I3/* iy* 113/l 6 1% iv2 13/* l>3/l* 1 Vi l*/l6 i7/is l3/lS 1% iy* l7/l 1 Vis l"/is IVi IVl* l13/l* l13/l l3/4 2 l15/i 134 1% IV2 2 Vi lls/i l,3/i* iy* 1V2 13/* 2 Vi 6 l,3/i l3/4 iy* 2 il3/i l3/4 13 Vi* l1 VlS l1 VlS 2V* 2Vi* 2 2 Vis 2 2V4 2 Vi 2 Vi 1`VlS l,3/l l,3/l* 2*/i* 2 Vi 2 llS/,6 l3/* X X X bJ X bv> -vT bJ Size M KLM ab c V/4 i 2 Vi ' 2 '34 l13/lS I5/* 2'/4 iy* i X Vi i3/4 IVi 23/l6 l Vis 12 Vi x 1 Vi x 21.2 21 Vis 27/is 2"/,6 l3/4 l3/* ! x2 2'/2 x 1 y2 2Vt IVi l'Vis 29/is 27/is l Vi 6 l13/l* 1 Vi 2 Vi x 1 Vi x 2 Vi 2 "/is x2 27/l6 xiv2 23/i6 2Vis 2 V* l1S/lS 2"/is 29/is 27/l6 11 Vl 6 2 Vi x 1 x 2 Vi 2"/is 2Vis 2"/is iy* x2 27/l6 IVi 29/l6 1`Vis 2V2x3/4 <2V2 21 Vis 2s/l6 2'Vis l,3/i* x */2 x 2 Vi 21 Vi s 2 Vis 2"/is iy4 x Vi x 2 27/is 2 Vi 2s/l6 l1 Vis 29/l6 2/is 2Vz iy* xiy2x2y2 29/is 29/l6 27/l6 i15/i* x 1 Vi x 2 Vi 29/is 2% 27/is l1 Vis xl x2Vi 29/is IVi 27/is iy4 1 Vix 1 */ix2Vi 27/is 27/is 2V4 lU/l* 3 x 3 x 2 Vi 23/i i15/i* x2 29/i6 2 Vi 29/is 3 2`Vis l1S/l* xiy2 25/is 25/is 2 Vi 17/* xlVi 23/is 23/is 2"/,s i13/i* X1 2 2 , IVi i13/i* xVi l`s/is lls/is 29/is iVi x Vi l15/is l1S/l6 2V,, 2 Vi 3 x2'/ix3 3 Vi 2 Vi* x2Vz 23/i 3 2'Vis 3 Vi 3 2 xl 29/is 2Vi 215/is Wi* xl'/z 2s/is 2Vs 2 Vi I7/* xlVi 23/is 2V* 2"/iS 2 Vi xl 2 l1S/lS 2Vi 2 Vi x Vi 2*/is l,5/is 2"/is 2Vi 3 x2 x3 3 V* 2ls/l6 3 Vi 2 x2>/2 m 29/is 3 l15/i* xl 29/l6 2*/4 2* Vis I7/* xl'/2 2Vis 2 2 Vi 2 Vi 3 x 1 Vi x 3 3 Vi 2 Vi 3 Vi 2 Vi x2Vi 213/l6 29/l6 3 Vi6 2Vi* 3 xiy4x3 31/* 2 Vi 3 Vi 2 x2'/2 213/l6 29/is 3Vl6 2 Vi 3 xl x3 3 Vi 25/s 3 Vi 2 Vi x2Vi 2,3/is 2/is 3 Vis 2 Vis 3 x V4 x 3 3 Vi 25/s 3 Vi 2 Vi 2Vix2Vix3 3 3 2Vs 2 Vi x2 x3 3 Vis 215/is 21 Vis 2'/* xiy2x3 3Vl6 2`Vis 213/i6 2 <1 Vix3 3 Vis 2'Vis 21 V16 2 xl x3 3Vl6 2`Vis 213/is 2 2 x2 x3 215/is 215/is 2Vis l,5/is 3V2x3V2x3 33/is I7/* x2'/2 IVi 33/is IVi 3 Vi 3 Vis 29/is x2 IVi 2Vi 33/l6 27/is 2% xl>/2 2VlS xlVi 2Vis 27/is 2Vts 3 Vis 3 2Vis xl IVi IVi 2* Vis 2/4 | 3Vix3 x3Vi 3Vis 37/is 37/l6 2y x3 33/is 3 Vi 3 Vi 211/is x2'/2 27/ 213/is 3Vis 29/is x2 2% 2*/is 33/lS 2Vis xlVi IVi 2Vis 3Vl6 2% 23/is Continued on next page. 156 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings 00 rs X X X rO Size ! ! |K !L a b ci | i !M ! j Size 1 I;!ia .b c !|I K Continued from preceding page. ;5 x5 x3 37,6 i *21/2 31/8 31/2*3 xll/4 2'/4 27,6 3 x2 27s xl 2>/8 27,6 2'7,6 x 1 1/2 23/8 31/2*21/2x31/2 37,6 *3 37,6 x 21/2 27s x2 2% 31/2x2 x31/2 37,6 x3 ' 37,6 3 V2 < 1 Vi * 3 V2 37,6 x3 37,6 37,6 31/8 213/,s 27,6 37,6 31/8 37,6 3`/s 37,6 33/8 376 33/is 37,6 33/8 37,6 33/g xll/4 2'/2 xl 21/2 S x4 x5 41/2 x4 31 76 x31/2 33/4 x3 31/2 x2i/z 33/,6 x2 2'76 31/2x11/4x31/2 x3 31/2x1 x3i/2 3 x3 x3Vi x 21/2 x 31/2 x2 x3*/i xl'/2x3'/2 21/2x21/2x31/2 4 x4 x3'/2 x3 x21/2 37,6 37,6 37,6 37s 3% 3% 37s 37,6 3'/2 31/4 21 7,6 376 31/g 376 33/8 33/8 33/8 33/8 37,6 31/2 31/4 2*7,6 37,6 x 1 1/2 217,6 33/g xll/4 217,6 37,6 5 x372x5 33/,6 x4 41/2 4 33/16 x3*/2 33/4 33/,6 x3 31/2 33/,6 S x3 x5 2 7s x4 41/2 4 3*7,6 x3*/2 33/4 311/16 5 x2i/2x5 37g x4 41/2 4 bJ x bJ X 4*. Cr\ X bJ tXn x2 274 23/4 372 xlVi 21/2 21/2 33/g x 1 V2x5 472 41/2 X1 Vi 27s xl 27,6 xT4 4 x3Y2x4 27,6 374 x31/2 31/2 x3 31/4 x21/z 217,6 x2 217,6 xli/2 27l6 xl>/4 27,6 xl 27,6 4 x3 x4 374 x3i/2 31/2 x3 31/4 x 21/2 217,6 x2 274 4 x2i/2x4 374 x3'/2 31/2 x3 374 x2*/2 21 7,6 4 x2 x4 334 x3i/2 33/4 23/g 23/,6 27 s 33/4 37,6 31/4 27s 2% 23/g 274 21/4 3`7i6 37,6 37,6 2% 27,6 37g 37,6 31/8 2i3/,6 372 31/2 374 376 37s 33/4 311/16 <35/8 37,6 31/2 37,6 37e 37,6 33/4 311/16 317,6 3s/g 31/2 33/4 33 1/26 33/8 37,6 33/4 33/4 X 1 Vi X 5 4 x4 x5 x3V2x5 x3 x5 x2i/2xS 3V7x3V9-x5 x3 xS [3 x3 x5 6 x6 x5 x4 x3i/2 x3 x2i/2 x2 xlVi xll/4 xl 6 x5 x6 ! xS x4 x31/2 x3 472 4s/,6 4% 4% 43/g 47,6 47,6 47,6 4s/g 4 Vi 47,6 37s 37,6 37,6 27g 278 27,6 51/8 47s 41/g 47,6 37s x3 x2 4 x 1V2 x 4 xll/x4 xl x4 31/2x3V2x4 x3 x4 > 2 Vjs x 4 x2 x4 x2'/2x4 2 V2x2V2x4 5 *5 x4 x3V2 31/4 23/4 374 374 374 3*7,6 311/16 311/16 317,6 317,6 37* 37 3% 3i7e 4 2i 76 27,6 33/8 31/4 31/4 311/16 311/16 311/16 317,6 311/16 37g 37g 37g 3176 4 317,6 31/2 33/4 ! 33/4 33/4 j6 31/2 31/2 31/2 31/2 6 31/4 31/4 |6 21 76 217,6 47,6 43/8 6 x2'/2i x2 xll/2'1 xiVii x4 x6 xS x4 x3 x3*/2x6 x5 x3 x6 1 x5 x4 i x3 x2Y2x6 : 37,6 37,6 23/4 27g 51/g 47s 41/8 37ie 51/8 478 51/8 4% 47,6 37,6 51/g L 37,6 37s 27s 27g 2`/2 2'/2 47,6 .374 31/2 372 33/,6 217,6 27,6 27,6 4% 3/4 31/2 31/2 47,6 33/4 31/2 41/4 334 47,6 41/4 41/4 47,6 47,6 47,6 47,6 47,6 47,6 47,6 4% 4/s 47,6 37s 37,6 37,6 2% 27s 27,6 51/8 47,6 3*7,6 4 37s 3i/g 27s 23/g 27s 417,6 47,6 33/4 37,6 417,6 41/2 478 41/z 4 37,6 47s M List of Sizes of 4*4 43/,8 Reducing Tees 47,6 and 317,6 37a 37s 41/2 Dimensions, in Inches Continued from preceding page 47,6 47,6 47,6 4*4 41/g 4 4 41/2 Reducing Tee 43/g 47,6 47,6 41/2 434 47,6 41/2 43/g The prices of Reducing Tees on page 151 apply only to the sizes listed here and on the preceding page; the size of the largest open ing determines the price. 41/2 41/2 41/2 3*7,6 4 4 When ordering, always name the size of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on the illustration above. 4 334 334 334 57,6 Size 417,6 a b c 417,6 47s 6 x2 x6 413/,6 xlV2X6 K Si/s 5Vg 4*7,6 47,6 47,6 43/g X 1 Yl x 6 5 x5 x6 x4 x6 x3V2x6 51/8 57,6 5 5 5*4 x3 x 6 5 57,6 4 x4 x6 4`7,6 x3*/2x6 4'7,6 417,6 4*7,6 478 47g 8 x8 x6 xS x4 51/2 4*7,6 47,6 i'1/,6 ! 41/2 S *372 41/2 *3 41/2 47,6 51/8 x2>/2 311/16 x2 37,6 57,6 8 *6 x8 417,6 ! x6 41 3/,6 x5 67,6 57,6 57,6 51/8 ! x4 5 ';s x5 >5 41/2 57,6 SVb i x4 x8 67,6 5 67,6 4*7,6 i'6 -6 x8 41 3/,6 | xS *8 67,6 63/g 51/g ,!s *5 x.8 63/g i LM 411/16 413/,6 413/,6 57,6 5 478 47s 4'7,6 417,6 51/2 417,6 47,6 4Vi 41/2 317,6 37,6 67,6 57,6 57,6 41/2 57,6 67l6 67,6 67,6 63/g 63/g 5 Vi 51/8 51/8 4% 4% 4s/g 4% 41/g 47,6 _ 67,6 63/l6 6 Vs b'/s 6 Vi 6 578 67,6 63/g bYs 67,6 69 ,6 5' : 57,6 57_I6_ CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings List of Sizes of Reducing Crosses and Dimensions, in Inches 157 rRi-si" j, p* Reducing Cross The prices of Reducing Crosses on page i 53 apply only to the sices 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 i1/?, "b" is 2", and "c" and "d" are 1", the size is written: 2^ x 2 x 1 x 1". prices. . . page* 152 and 153 Description. . page* 152 and 153 Thread engagement.. . page 154 Iron Plug*.................... page 168 Iron Bushing*.......... page 169 Size jR s jt:u! Sire R S TU abed i ab c d l*/2xl*/2xl xl , 1*4 1*4 iii3/is.ii3/is; 3 V2 * 3 x 1 Vi x 1Vi 2*4 2*4 3 3 <lV4xl xl | 1% | 15/g :l13/l6,l13/l6 <1x1 , 2*/4 ! 2Vi 2 x2 x1 x1 j l3/4 xiy2xlVixlVi l7/s xiy2xi xi ! 1% P/4 j 2 | 2 4 x4 x3V2x3i/2 33/4 33/4 334 334 174 j 2Vis ; 2'/i6 x3 x3 3*4 3*4 3% 3*4 mi 2 i 2 *2 *4* 2 *4 !215/is!2,5/is 3*/,6 39/is 2Vix2l/2x2 x2 2Vis 27/is 29/,s 29/,6 x2'/2x2 S2,s/is|215/i6 39/is 39/l6 X 1*4x1 *4 23/l6 ! 23/, 6 2Vis 2 Vis x2 x2 :2u/i6j!2u/is 3*4 3*4 xiy2xi*/4 23/ts 23/,6 2Vis 27/is x 2 x 1 *4 I21 Vi!21Vis: 3*4 3 Vi x 1*4x1 *4 2'/is 2 *4 6 23/g 23/g xiy2xiv2 27/l6 22/i6 35/is 3*/is xiy4xi 2 *4 6 2 *4 8 2*4 23/g xl *4x1*4 2*/,s I 2*/IS 3*/is ; 3*/ig xl xl l'*/l6!l**/l6 2 *46 2 *4 6 xl xl 2*/lS i 2V,6 3*/is 3V,s 2*4x2 x2 x2 27/is ! 2Vi 6 29/,6 2*4 6 4 x3y2x2y2x2y2 215/isl2`Vis! 39/is 39/l6 x l'/2xl *4 23/,6 23/, 6 27/,6 27/,6 x 2*4x1 j2*/,6j2**/,6 39/is 39/is x 1 *4 x l *4 2*/is 2 *4 6 23/g 23/g x2 x2 2* Vi6|2l Vi 3*4 3% x 1*4x1 2*/is 2 *4 6 234 23/g x 2 x 1 Vi i2`V,|2H/16 3 Vi 3*4 xl xl l**/ls l*S/,6 2*/, 6 2I/,S xiy2xH/2 j 27/l6 j 27/ig 3*/is 3*/is 2*4x1 *4x1 *4x1 23/is 23/,6 27/l6 27/l6 xiy2xi 27/l6 I 27/l6 3*/is 3*/is x i`4xi *4 2*/l6 2 *4 6 23/g 234 xiy4xiy4 25/is ! 2V,s 3*/l6 3*/is 3 x3 x2*/2x2'/2 2*3/16 2'3/l6 3'4s 3*/,s xl Vixl 2 3/l 6 I 25/l6 3*/,6 3*/,s x2 x2 29/is 29/is 2**4s 2**/,s 4 x3 x2>/Zx2 215/l6l21yi6; 39/l5 39/is x2 xl*4 2Vis 29/,s 2**/,s 2**/,s 5 x5 x4 x4 4 4 434 434 xi*4xi*4 2*/is 2*4 6 2*3/,g 2'3/, x3y2x3y2 4 4 434 43/s x i*/2xl *4 2*4 6 2*4 6 2'3/,s 2*3/, 6 x3 x3 3 Vi 3'/2 4S/1S 4*/is x l*/4xl *4 23/is 23/,s 23/4 23/4 x 2*4x2 *4 33/, 3V, 4Vi 4*4 xiy4xi 23/is 23/,s 2*4 23/4 x2*/2x2 3Vis 33/, 414 4*4 xl xl 2'/is 2*/,s 2*'/,s 2* '/is x2 x2 2**/l6 2>*/,s 4 >4 4*4 3 x2*4x2*4x2 2`3/, 2*3/,6 3*/,s 3 *4 6 x2 xU/2 2**/,6 2**/l6 4*4 4*4 X (s) X 2*4 6 2*4 6 2* */is 2**/,s xiy2xi>/2 21 l/i6 2* Vl6 4 4 x2 xl*/2 2*4 6 29/,6 2**4612**46 xiy2xiy4 ;2`Vi 23 Vis 4 4 x2 xl*/4 29/is 2*4s 2**/,s 2**/is xiy4xiy4 t 2*/is 29/l6 3* Vis 3ls/l6 xi*4xi*/2 2*4s 2*4s 2*3/,s 2*3/,6 5 x4 x3 x3 I 3V2 33/2 4*/is 45/ls x i*4xi *4 23/is 23/is 23/4 23/4 x2*4x2*/2 j 33/15 33/is 4*4 4*4 xl*/4xl 23/is 23/,S 23/4 23/4 x 2*4x2 i 33/,s 33/,5 4*4 4*4 xl xl 2*/is ! 2*/is 2* */16 2*'/is x2 x2 2'S/,6i21S/l61 4*4 4*4 3y2x3y2x3 x3 33/16 33/,6 33/g 334 x 1 Vi x 1 Vi 2"/,6!2"/,s 4 4 x2*/2x2*/2 27/g 2 Vi 3*/,s 3*4 6 6 x6 x5 x5 4*4 4*4 5 5 x2 x2 2*4 2*4 334s 33/16 i x2 xll/2 2*4 2*4 33/,6 33/16 1 x4 x4 4*/,s 4'/,6i4'*/,6,4'*/,6 x3'/2x3*/2 4*4 6 4'/,6;4'*/i6|4`*/,6 x2 xl*/4 2*4 2*4 33/16 33/,s i x3 x3 3*4 6 39/is |4*3/,6 4*3/,* xl'/2xl*/2 23/g 23/g 3`4 6 3*/is! x2*/2x2*/2 3*4 3*4 i 434 434 xiy2xi*/4 23/g 23/g 3'/is 3*/is i x2*/2X2 3*4 3*4 43/4 434 xiy2xl 23/g 23/g 3 *4 6 3*/,s! x2 x2 3 3 4*4 4*4 xl*4xl Vi 2*4 2*4 3 3 ! xl'/2xl/2 2*4 2*4 4*4 4*4 X1 X1 2*4 2*4 3 3! x 1*4x1 *4 2*4 2*4 4Vi s 47/,s 3*4x3 x2*/2x2*/2 2 Vi 2 Vi 3*46 3*/is i 6 x3 x3 x3 3*4 6 3*4 8 4'3/,6 4* 3/,6 X 2*4x2 2 Vi 2Vi 3*4 6 3*/,s | x2 x2 3 3 45/g 4*4 x2 x2 2% 2*4 33/16 33/,6 x 1 Vix l */2 2*4 2*4 4*4 4*4 x2 xl*/2 2*4 2*4 33/, 33/,6 8 x8 x6 x6 59/is 59/l6 6 3/g 6*4 x 2 x 1 Vi 2*4 2*4 33/16 33/,s x5 x5 5*4 6 S9/,s 6*4 63/g xi*/2xi*4 2*4 2*4 3 *4s 3/,s x4 x4 4*4 4*4 6*4 6*/g xl *4x1*4 23/g 23/g 3 *46 3 *46 8 x6 x4 x4 4*4 4*4 6*4 6*4 x 1 y2 x 1 23/g 23/g 3`4 6 3 *4 6 158 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings Sprinkler Type WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds water 90 Long Turn Elbow 90 Short Turn Elbow 45 Short Turn Elbow Long Turn Tee Long Turn Tee Flanged and Screwed Flanged and Screwed Flanged and Screwed Flanged, Screwed, Screwed Flanged, Screwed, Flanged Size Elbows Tees, Long Turn List Prices, Each Inches | 2V4 3 90 Long Turn, Flanged and Screwed Black ! ' Galv. | 10.00 20.00 90 Short Turn, Flanged and Screwed Black | 5.50 Galv. | 11.00 6.50 13.00 45 Short Turn, Flanged and Screwed Black | 6.00 7.00 Galv. j 12.00 14.00 Flanged, Screwed, Screwed Black | ; Galv. | 14.00 28.00 Flanged, Screwed, Flanged Black | Galv. ) 19.00 38.00 3 Vi 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 5 18.00 36.00 12.00 24.00 13.00 26.00 26.00 52.00 31.00 62.00 6 25.00 50.00 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 one opening threaded and one opening flanged, except for the tees which are made with one end of the run 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 The fittings are primarily used in sprinkler piping, but the}' are equally 'well suited for other services where combination screwed and flanged iron fittings for i z5 pounds steam or for 175 pounds water are needed. Flanged ends: On flanged ends, the dimensions and drilling of the flange conforms to the American Cast Iron Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1-1948). The flange is plain faced, with a smooth finish, and is regularly furnished faced and drilled. Underwriters' approved: These fittings are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters Lab oratories, Chicago, for sprinkler service. Other sprinkler items: The Crane line includes a wide variety of items suitable for sprinkler pipi-'ur. Cast Iron Screwed Fittings are shown in this sect.on. pages 151 to 1 5q; Cast Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanges are shown on pages iqq to 208; for other Underw riters' items, see the alphabetical index. 90 Long Turn Elbow 90 Short Turn Elbow 45 Short Turn Elbow Size A B C D E F No. of bolts Dia. of bolts Inches' , 1 . ' . ; Dimensions, in Inches 2 Vi 1 3 3V2 4 2n/i6 l'Vie 7 ; ! ! 1 5 3 Vs 23/i 7 >/z 1 1 37/i6 ! 23/g 8 Vi i 1 < 6 Vi 33/4 2y* 9 n/l6 1 3/4 1 13/lS ! ,S/,6 5Vi ' 6 7 7 Vi 4' 41 8 8 5/s ' s/s 1 % Vs ! i 1 1 ! I Long Turn Tee 5:6 7l/2 1 9 4Vi SVg ! 3Vis ! 3V, 6 10 n ' IS/lS 1 1 1 8V2 91/2 ! 88 3/4 1 3/4 1 8 69/lS 4 V,6 131/2 l'/g ll3/4 8 3/4 CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Fittings Short Pattern WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil or gas. non-shock 159 90" Elbow No. 182 E 45" Elbow No. 186 E Tee No. 188 E, Straight No. 190 E, Reducing List Prices, Black, Each Si=e Inches 1 1/4 | % | Vi 1 24 ! 1 ! U4 ! IV2 1 2 ! 2i/2 j 3 | 3V2 ! 4 1 5 | 6 | 8 Mo. 182 E, 90" Elbows So. 186 E, 45" Elbows Mo. 188 E, Tees, Straight jgo. 190 E, Tees, Reducing '.47!-47|.53! .63| .7611.1011.4011.95;3.00|4.401 7.301 8.80'13.00!17.50!35.00 1 | |.62| .72| .8511.2011.5512.2013.5015.001 8.00!10.00114.50120.00140.00 1.761.76|.821 .90|1.10|1.50|1.95|2.60|4.25|6.40110.00112.00120.00125.00|50.00 I ! 1 11 .1011.30ll.75|2.20|3.00l I ! 1 1 1 1 Galvanized fittings are made to order; add 100% to list prices of black fittings shown above. tugged Construction: Crane 250-Pound Cast ron Fittings are of the Short Pattern. They are (nusually rugged and have a high factor of safety bove the recommended working pressure. 'hreading: The thread lengths are longer than 7those 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 250-Pound Cast [ron Fittings are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago, for sprinkler service. Reducing tees: The prices of reducing tees apply to regularly listed sizes 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 14 No. 182 E 90" Elbow No. 186 E 45" Elbow Size >/4 3A Vi % 1 l`/4 P/2 2 2V2 3 . 31/2 4 5 6 8 1A 1 1 l`/4 1 1 13/b 1 1 i'A 1 1 1 l7/16 I l'/s 1 1% i Is/, 12 1 1V2 i 2Vg 1 l`V,s 1 2>/z 1 2 i 215/i 1 2 Vi 1 33/g 1 2'/2 1 33A 1 29/l6 1 4Vs 1 2`V,6 1 47/t 1 33/ia 1 5% 1 3"/,6 1 17 4s/s ! Z 3A 3A V2 9/l6 ll/l6 ll/l8 "/is V* 1S/,6 1 lVis 1 Vs l Vi IS/,6 l7/l8 No. 188 E Tee, Straight 1 !|Thread / \ Engagement UxxWf Dimension "Z", shown in the table at the left, applies to all 250-Pound Cast Iron Fittings. It is the engagement normally required between male and female pipe threads to make a tight joint; see pages 474 and 475 for explanation. No. 190 E Tee, Reducing N"' X T X is oize abc 3A x3/4 *Vi 1 xl xV4 xVi lVixlVixl x3A xl *3A 2 x 2 x 1V2 ' xlVi xl <3A D 1% l9/,s l9/,s l13/,6 llS/l6 2Vl6 2Vl6 2 2% 2% 23/,6 23/,8 E 1 S/l 6 l'/2 1V2 l3/i l3/4 2 2 IVi i'A 21/4 2 2 F lS/l6 l Vi 1V2 l3A 13A 2 2 1% 2 Vi 2l4 2 2 the lower case letters, as shown above. 160 ) CRANE One Source CRANE For Valves For Fittings For Pipe At left Crane Iron Gate VaKes in stalled on water lines in an nil refinery. Below Manufacturing dr> ice and carbon dioxide gas. Crane-equipped with \alvcs. fittings, and pipe bends. Small Crane valves and fittings satisfy many users Illustrated above is a typical installation in a sewage disposal plant. CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings 161 Elbows......................................... pages 102 and 103 Tees............................................................. page 163 qo Y-Branches................................. page 164 430 Y-Branches........................................... page 163 Couplings.......................................................... page 163 Increasers.................................................... page 163 Roof Connections................ page 1 fc>3 Tucker Connections........ ....................... page 163 Traps................................................................. page 165 Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings............. page 166 Other Cast Iron Screwed Fittings pages 151 to 159 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 passagely to prevent catching or clogging of foreign atter. Each opening is chamfered to permit easy ^trance of the pipe. itched openings: Fittings having openings at ght angles have the threads tapped pitched so that ': horizontal line will pitch % inch per foot, assur- positive drainage; wherever practicable, the face the pitched opening is tilted % inch per foot. All ttings having pitched threads are so indicated on fie following pages. aterials: Except for the 2-inch No. 1048 Tucker onnection which is malleable iron, all Crane Drain- Fittings are made of high grade cast iron. Malleable Iron Drainage Fittings, made from the attorns used for cast iron, can be furnished on pecial order; prices on application. |rass Drainage Fittings also can be furnished on ecial 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 ". Unpitched 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, B16.12-1942. 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 not more thanone turn large. Shoulder Type Drainage Fitting Threads Size B Thread Engagement, in Inches 1114! 1 /21 2 3,4 | S ! 6 | 8 ! 10 1 s/s ! % : 5/ ! 7/a : 15/l6ilV,6 lVisU'AiWlVis 162 CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings No. 1000 90 Elbow No. 1002 60c Elbow No. 1003 45 Elbow No. 1005 22Vi Elbow No. 1006 11 Elbow No. 1008 90 Elbow 2-inch Side Outlet No. 1009 90 Elbow 2-inch Heel Outlet Inlet Inlet jt No. 1010 Three-Way Elbow Size No. 1000 90 Elbows Straight fReducing Inches Blacki Galv. Black Galv. H4 .61 | .79 l'/i .72 ! .95 .80 1.05 2 1.05! 1.35 1.20 1.55 2 Vi 2.10| 2.75 3 3.00 | 3.90 4 5.00 | 6.50 5.40 ! 7.00 5 9.00 | 12.00 6 12.00 | 16.00 8 33.50 | 43.50 10 1 53.00 1 69.00 1 List Prices, Each No. 1002 60 Elbows No. 1003 45 Elbows Blackj Galv. Black! Galv. .70 | .90 .80 | 1.05 1.20 | 1.60 2.30 | 3.00 3.50 | 4.60 5.60 | 7.25 10.00 | 13.00 14.00 | 18.00 .61 | .79 .72 | .95 1.05 | 1.35 2.10 | 2.75 3.00 | 3.90 5.00 j 6.50 8.50 | 11.00 11.30 1 14.70 1 30.00 | 39.00 1 50.00 | 65.00 No. 1005 22Vi Elbows Black Galv. .70 .80 1.20 2.30 3.50 5.60 .90 1.05 1.60 3.00 4.60 7.25 No 1006 HV40 Elbows Black! Galv. .70 ! .90 .80 i 1.05 1.20 i 1.60 2.30 ! 3.00 3.50 i 4.60 5.60 | 7.25 ! 1 | 1 No. 1057 90 Street Elbow Size No. 1008 90 Elbows with 2-inch Side Outlet Inches Black; Galv. iy 1 1V2 1 2! 4 7.50 I 9.75 No. 1009 90 Elbows with 2-inch Heel Outlet Black I Galv. No. 1010 Three-Way Elbows Straight fReducing Black! Galv. Black j Galv. 7.50 9.75 1.65 | 2.15 1 1.80 | 2.35 1.95 1 2.55 2.30 | 3.00 2.50 1 3.25 1!! Inlets are pitched X-inch per foot. No. 1057 90 Street Black Galv. .75 .86 1.45 .98 1.15 1.90 No. 1058 45 Street Black! Galv. .75 i .98 .86 i 1.15 1.45 | 1.90 ! No. 1058 45 Street Elbow fPrices of Reducing qo Elbows and Re ducing Three-Way Elbows apply only to the sizes shown in the table at the lower right; the size of the largest opening de termines the price. Whenspecifying,always name the size of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on "ic dimensional illustrations below. Dimensions, in Inches A-/I----i1 -N~-N- No. 1000 No. 1002 No. 1003 No. 1005 No. 1006 No. 1008 No. 1000 Reducing No. 1010 Reducing Size 1 A 1 B 1 c 1 D 1 E 1 F 1 G 1 | J 1 K IV4 ! 174 i l9/, ! IV16 ! l'/8 1 l'/is! w 1 1% 1 2% | IV16 1 iy* 1V? 1 i,s/il 1% 1 l7/l i 1V4 1 w*; 2 Vi i I 1 3/l 6 i 21 S/l 6 1 IV4 1 2 2 ! 21/4 ! 2Vis : l'Viel 17/16 1 1% ! 3 /, 2Vg 1 3V,6 1 134 2 V\ 6 2'/2 l2`V1Bj 2 Vi i 2Vis | 13/4 I 1% 274 1 2Vl6 I 2 1113/16 4 i3*Visl 3% i 2*/g | 2*/16 ! 2 HI r H -! 5 1 4Vi ! 37/8 ; 3y,s 1 1 6 i 5i/g ! 4!4 ! 37/u i 8 ! 61/2 : 43/16 i 10 ' 8V.6 ' 1 53/16 1 ! ' 1 -- F----- F No. 1010 No. 1057 No. 1058 Description page 161 Normal thread engagement No. 1000, Reducing Size ab M lV2ylV4 2 *lVi l7/g 25/i6 l13/l 2`/g 43 334 3% No. lOlO, Reducing Size ab N P 1V4 -134 li-2v2 21/2 2 1 5/l 6 23/s 211/16 . page 474 CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings f f nlet 163 9 No. 1001 90" Elbow Long Turn 'No. IOOIV2 90 Elbow Extra Long Turn No. 1004 45 Elbow Long Turn List Prices, Each No. 1017, Tee Inlets are pitched Itf-inch per foot. No. 1018, Basin Tee Size Inches No. 1001 90 Elbows Long Turn Black | Galv. No. 1001V2 90 Elbows Extra Long Turn Black Galv. No. 1004 45 Elbows Long Turn No. 1017, Tees Straight fReducing Black Galv. ! Black | Galv. | Black Galv. l'4 .75 | .98 1.10 1.40 .75 .98 ; .85 | 1.10 1V2 .90 | 1.15 1.30 , 1.70 .90 1.15 1.10 | 1.45 1.20 1.55 2 1.35 | 1.80 1.85 2.40 1.35 1.80 1.85 | 2.40 2.05 2.65 2 V* 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 1 8.30 8.50 1 11.00 6.40 8.30 7.70 10.00 8.50 11.00 No. 1033, Increaser 5 12.00 | 15.50 6 16.50 | 21.50 12.00 15.50 1 1 l 16.50 ! 21.50 | | 1 Size No. 1018 Basin Tees No. 1033 flncreasers No. 1034 No. 1048 Roof Tucker Connections Connections No. 1070 Couplings No. 1034 Roof Connection (Straight threads) No. 1070 Coupling Inches Black | Galv. Black | Galv. Black | Galv. Black | Galv. l`4 1.20 | 1.60 1.45 | 1.90 l'/2 1.65 | 2.15 1.40 1.80 1.60 | 2.10 2 2.50 3.25 2.65 3.45 1.65 2.15 1.95 | 2.55 2Vi 3 4 5 6 .8 1 11 ! 1 1 1 4.15 5.40 2.10 2.74 3.50 | 4.55 1 5.85 j 7.60 3.05 4.00 7.25 | 9.50 1 9.20 12.00 11.50 | 15.00 1 11.00 14.50 | 14.00 | 18.20 11 1 Black .95 1.10 1.40 1.90 2.90 4.15 7.00 9.30 19.00 Galv. 1.25 1.45 1.80 2.45 3.80 5.40 9.10 12.00 24.70 (Prices 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 lower case letters shown on the dimensional illustration below. Roof Connec tions, used on steel or wrought iron vent pipes at the point they pass through a roof, form a counter-flashing at the top edge of the roof flashing around the pipe. No. 1048 Tucker Connection Tucker Connections in sizes 4 to b-inch have a loose ring (not illus trated) The 2-inch size is malleable iron, it will lit within a 4-inch wall --E-l No 1018 -K-H No. 1070 Dimensions, in Inches No. 1001 Vi No. 1004 No. 1017 No. 1034 No. 1048 Size I A B 1 C 1 D E | F | G H J iy 1 2y4 1 3 1 l Vi 1 i34 25/18 1 1 3*4 334 1V2 ! 21/2 1 3 Vi 1 l7/s ! lls/i,l21 Vi,l 2% | 3 31/2 4 2 1 31/i 6 1 4 1 21/4 1 2Vis 31/2 |3iy,s| 2Vi 33/* 414 2Vi |31Vl,l 41/2 1 21/2 ! 21 Vis 11 3 ! 4i/4 I 5>4 2' Vie 1 3*4, ! 415/, 61 3 434 4 1 53/16 1 6Vi 1 3>/2 1313/1, 1 6 1 3 6*4 7 5 1 &l/g 1 1 4i/g 1 1 1 |7U/, 7 6 1 7*4 1 81 1 1 4i/g 1 11 11 11 97 K 3 334 334 4 414 41/2 43/4 5 5*4 Description . poge 161 Thread engagement. . .page 474 K3 --L----- 1 No. 1033 No. 1033 Increasers Size L 2x1 >/2 9 n' 3x2 9 N:.S[ 4x3 x2 9 9 -1 M 1 No. 1017 Reducing 5x4 6x5 x4 9 9 9 No. 1017 Reducing Tee Size MN a bc 1 V2 * 1 V2 X 1 Vi 2 <2 v 11/2 xll/4 21/2x214x2 3 x3 x2 xlVi 4 x4 x3 x2 ll*/,6 l1*/, 6 23/,6 2V32 23/,8 2*42 2*4 213/32 2 Vi 2`7/32 2 Vi 21742 334 31/2 3V,6 23/4 15 164 CRANE Cast Iron Drainage Fittings Tee Pattern No. 1020 90 Y-Branch No. 1024 90 Double Y-Branch All inlets on Y-Branches are pitched J^-inch per foot. Long Turn, Tee Pattern No. 1022 90 Y-Branch No. 1026 90 Double Y-Branch Size Inches iy iy2 2 2V2 3 4 5 6 List Prices, Each 90 Y-Branches 90 Double Y-Branches No. 1020 Tee Pattern No. 1022 Long Turn, Tee Pattern No. 1024 Tee Pattern No. 1026 Long Turn, Tee Patten Straight | `Reducing Straight I `Reducing Straight | `Reducing Straight ] "Reducing BlackjGalv. Black!Galv. Black|Galv. | Black Galv. Black)Galv.,Black j Galv. B1 ack 1 Galv. | Black| Gal .85 j 1.101 1.45 | 1.90| 1.10 1 1.45! 1.20 1.55 1.75 | 2.30| 2.00 1.85| 2.40) 2.05 2.65 3.10 | 4.00| 3.30 3.50 | 4.55| 3.85 5.00 5.60 ! 6.90| 6.10 4.60 j 6.00i 5.00 6.50 8.30)10.801 9.00 7.70 110.00) 8.50 11.00 14.00 |18.00| 16.00 13.00 |16.90i 14.50 20.00| |[ 20.00 | 26.00 | 21.00 i27.50 11 2.60 4.30 1.55 ! 2.00| | 1.85 I 2.40| 2.05 | 2.65 2.75 ! 3.55| 3.00 i 3.90 2.30 2.75 4.50 3.001 < 3.50| 3.00: 3.< 5.80| 5.00 6.; 8.001 11 11 1: 11.70 7.50 | 9.75| 8.50 |11.00 12.00 15.501 13.00 : 17.1 21.00| 14.00 i 18.001 15.50 !20.00 21.50 |28.00) 1 II II 1 I 1 II II 'll The prices of Reducing qo 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 sequent of the lower case letters shown on the dimension* illustrations below. Ti C B .--A--i No. 1020 Size 1 A B 1 c|DtE 1V4 1 21/4 33/4 i 3s/s 1 4Vi 1 1% 1 Vi 1 Z'/z 4Vi 1 4Vs 1 53/g 1 1% 2 1 3Vu 53/16 1 SV* 1 7 1 l3/4 2V2 :31M 6 65/,s 1 6% 1 8V4 I 2 3 , 41/4 7V i 7Vi 1 97/, | 4 ! 5V,s 8Vi 1 97/. | 13 | 3 Vs 5 ! 6Vi 10s/,s 1 1 1 6 1 7Vg 1 USA* I I 1 Description P<*8* Dimensions, in Inches No. 1020, Reducing J- No. 1022, Reducing i-M-i-M-' . No. 1024, Reducing -R---!--R--i No. 1026, Reducing Reducing 90 Y-Branches Size No. 1020 No. 1022 abc F |G!H J 1K L DAxl VixlVi xlVixlVi 2 x2 xlV2 x 1 Vi 2 x 1V2x2 x 1V2 2V2x2V2x2 3 x3 x2Vi x2 xll/2 x 1 Vi 4 x4 x3 x2 xH/2 5 x5 x4 6 x6 x5 x4 21/2 37/g 2% 37/g 51/8 I3/,* 1 2*/2 37/g 23/g 215/,6) 4% 2"/i6 I 43/g 2i3/isi 4% 211/,6 43/8 31/,6 ,413/16 3'/,6 57/,6 2'V,sl 4A 211/,6 53/4 1 lVi< 53/4 lsAi 63/g I i*A |j 3s/]6 ) 51/2 1 31/4 li 534 | 7Vs 1* ) S 7i/2 97/. 3% 511/161 3s/i6 61/i6 7*/,6 35/l6 5Vis [2is/is S 5iy,6 i5A 3s/is 5Vis ,2i Visll 434 7% 4s/,6 4Vts 513/is 33/s 313/l6 51/4 3 ||5iVis) 9i/s ) 53/g 8V,s 10 6% 711/16 S7/, 6 6 Vi 6 if 6% jlOVisI &'/4 63/is I 91/4 I 57/, * MN R 2 xlVi xlVi 3 x2 xlV2 4 x2 X 1 1/2 215/,s 4*/g l`S/,6 43/g ! 534 215/js 4% Wifi 43/g | 53/4 3*/s (511/16 23/g 6 l/l 6 7/,6 37/,6 j 51/4 21/4 li 4i/i6 ,513/, 313/i6 51/4 w __I Normal thread engagement . page 474 r r ) CRANE ____ Cast Iron Drainage Fittings Tnlet 165 Outlet W No. 1028 [45 Y-Branch No. 1030 455 Double Y-Branch Clean-out No. 1059 P Trap No. 10591/2 Bath P Trap List Prices, Each Size No. 1028 45 Y-Branches No. 10.10 45 Double Y-Branches Vent Vent Straight `Reducing Straight j `Reducing Lches Black | Galv. Black i Galv. Black | Galv. | Black ! Galv. 1*4 1.05 i 1.40 i 1 2.20 | 2.90 I 1.50 | 2.00 | 1.65 | 2.15 2.80 3.65 1 | 2.50 1 3.25 | 2.75 j 3.55 j 3.90 | 5.00 | 4.30 j 5.60 4.45 5.75 4.70 6.15 6.50 8.50 tlet 5.85 ! 7.60 6.60 8.60 9.80 I 12.70 | 10.80 ! 14.00 j 11,00 1 14.50 | 12.00 I 15.60 j 18.00 j 23.50 16.50 j 21.50 18.50 24.00 1 The oulet on P and Bath P Traps and the 26.50 | 34.50 29.00 36.00 64.00 | 83.00 70.00 91.00 p, 97.00 1126.00 1 inlet and outlet on Running Traps are pitched J-^-mch per foot. Clean-out No. 1038 Running Trap ) Kze phes m No. 1038 Running Traps Black | Galv. 4.40 | 5.75 No. 1059 P Traps Black Galv. 1.80 2.35 No. 10593/2 Bath P Traps Black | Galv. I *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 ? 4.75 ] 6.20 2.00 2.60 2.00 I 2.60 quence of the lower case letters shown on the dimen 2 7.00 | 9.10 3.50 4.55 3.00 | 3.90 sional illustrations below. 14.00 i 18.00 7.00 9.10 ! 28.00 j 36.50 17.50 23.00 i Description . . . page 161 Normal thread engagement.. . page 474 Dimensions, in Inches Reducing 45 Y-Branches Size No. 1028 abc s T U No. 1028 No. 1030 No. 1028, Reducing No. 1030, Reducing 1'4x1'Axl *4 3>4 51/4 37/is 2 x2 x 134 4i/is 57/g 4i/g xi`4 4`/,g 57/g 4`/g 3>4 3% I SV2 P--Site of Vent ] j-G--j-H-) ii 2 x 1V2 x 1V2 3s/g 57/l6 21/2x234x2 4'Vig 71/ig x 1 3/2 4s/is 67/is 3*/g 5i/g 4yg I 4% | 6I/2 |_| 3 x3 x23/2 511/ifi 8 533/,g 1 5% j 7% x2 SVts 73/g 534 ' &Vl6 X 1 34 4,5/tg 6*4 5i/ig X r X ~U/l6l 107/ 9Vig 112* 1034 I 1434 13Vlg 1813/1S I6V2 I 23 Q--Size "STciean-Out Q-Size of Clean-Out No. 1038 No. 1059 67/g 91/4 73/ig x2 6 7'/i6 6*/ig x 134 534 73/,g 6i/is 5 x5 x4 87/lg 1134 81/2 6 x6 x5 9`3/16 13 10 x4 91/lg H7/g 934 D H J iK Mj N 8 x8 x6 ll7/s 14 3 */l g 12% 1% 3`/g 7% 2 ! 4>/2 | 2 111 Vi61 % | 4/2 I 1*4! 34 x4 10V, 6 ll7/is 11 E 3% 8% | 214 !4iVi6i 214 1 2% 1 % ! 5 j 4Vz | 43/g | 4% [ IV; 1 l Size No. 1030 ) IQ'/g I 2A, |SH46i 23/4 1 29/i6 | % 153 V16; 55/,g | 53/g j 53/9 | 2 I 1 5% I 133/ | 3>/2 | 73/4 ! 3% | 3V2 1 13/,g I 73/4 174 1 43/lfi I 93/g 434 ! IV2 I 93/ig ! i 1*4 ab 2x114 3x2 V 4'/i6 55/is w 5% 73/g X 4'4 5% 166 CRANE Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings For Wall Closets 1111 % ... Jh\ ----- [CS i_ Typical Installation of Crane-Hulbert Fittings Side View Single Battery of Wall Closets End View Double Battery of Wall Closets End View Designed to Simplify Wall Closet Installation Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings are especially de signed to facilitate the installation of single or double batteries of wall closets. Their compact construc tion, economy of installation, and simplification of waste and vent piping are a combination of features that fulfil! a specific need with efficiency and thor oughness. Permits Drain Line Above the Floor The primary function of the fittings is to permit in stallation of a lateral drain line above the floor, accurately pitched according to proper plumbing practice, with the closets of the battery set at a uni form height from the floor. To accomplish such an arrangement, Crane-Hulbert Fittings have inlet openings located at progressive distances above the center of the drain line. Used with Two Types of Wall Closets 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 and thor ough. The unobstructed space beneath the closet bowl is easily cleaned. Low Cost--Easy Installation With Crane-Hulbert Fittings, expensive construction costs are minimized Their use eliminates the need to raise floors or to provide grooves in ceilings to accommodate the piping essential to the installation of floor type closets. Each fitting combines into a single casting the advantages of a drainage elbow, nipple, and Y-branch, thus eliminating two fittir gs and two screwed joints on every closet installed. A Complete Line The complete line includes long turn fittings with screwed ends or with hub and spigot ends in a wide assortment of types and sizes. The fittings are fur nished black or galvanized In addition to the long turn design illustrated on this page, Short Turn Crane-Hulbert Drainage Fittings are available. Short Turn Fittings are furnished single pattern with screwed ends only. They are used to advantage where space is limited, especially near the stack. 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 chSir 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 lurnished on request. Complete information, price#, and dimensions will be furnished on application ) *v CRANE Iron Plugs and Bushings; Steel Nipples; Couplings; Clamps 167 1 ) Plugs and Bushings I ron............... pages 168 and ibq Nipples Wrought Steel . pages 170 and 171 Pipe Couplings Steel........ page 17% Dresser Couplings page 174 Clamps Single Strap and Double Strap................................... page 173 Dresser.......................................................................... page 174 Band-It...........................................................................page 174 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......................................................... page67 Wood Rod Couplings..................................................page67 Street Washer Keys............................................................. page67 Hydrant Handles........................................................page67 * Brass Couplings...................................pages iqo and 192 Brass Locknuts......................................................page iqo Brass Plugs and Bushings.................................... page iqi Brass Nipples.........................................................page iqi Steel Plugs and Bushings.................................... page 258 Malleable Iron Couplings................... pages 142 and 148 ) A.A.R. Malleable Iron Couplings........................page 150 Forged Steel Couplings....................... pages 256 and 237 16 Iron Plugs Cored Solid Square Head Plugs Cored Solid Bar Plugs Countersunk Plug Size Square Head Plugs Right Hand List Prices, Each Bar Plugs Right Hand Countersunk Plugs Right Hand Cored Solid Cored Solid Inches v% v v V2 3/ 1 1% iv. 2 2Vi 3 3V4 4 5 6 8 Black Galv. Black Galv. .09 .10 .14 .19 .27 .46 .65 1.00 .15 .17 .24 .32 .46 .78 1.10 1.70 .07 i .12 .07 | .12 .07 | .12 .13 | .22 .18 | .30 .20 | .34 .22 | .37 .29 | .49 .40 j .68 .58 | .98 .94 | 1.60 1.45 | 2.45 !1 11 111i 1 Black Galv. 1 1 1 1.15 1.95 1.95 3.30 2.30 3.90 4.40 7.50 Black Galv. 1.75 2.90 3.50 6.00 3.00 4.90 6.00 10.00 Black Galv. .13 .22 .13 .22 .13 .22 .18 .30 .20 .34 .22 .37 .29 .49 .40 .68 .58 .98 .94 1.60 1.65 2.80 2.80 4.75 1 j Service suggestions: Cored and Plugs are generally used with: 125-Pound Cast Iron Fittings 150-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings Countersunk Solid Plugs are generally used with: 250-Pound Cast Iron Fittings 300-Pound Malleable Iron Fittings Solid Plugs sizes j^-inch and smaller are recom mended for the same pressures and temperatures as the No. 309 Steel Plugs shown on page 258, American Standard: These plugs conform to the American Standard for Ferrous Plugs with Pipe Threads (Bib. 14-1943). Style Square Cored Head Solid Bar Cored Solid Countersunk Materials Steel Malleable Iron Vs to Vi" V4" % to 11/4" Cast Iron All sizes %" and larger All sizes All sizes 1V2" and larger Diversified and complete, the Crane line fulfills the re quirements of specialized or general piping installations. CRANE Iron Bushings 169 Hexagon Inside Hexagon List Prices, Each Size Hexagon Bushings Face Bushings J Eccentric Bushings Inches Black Galv. Eft. .12 .12 ; .U ` .15 "" . i r ~ ' 21 * " >^ : .18 .18 .20 .22 .26 .32 .38 . <> .45 ~ .a: .63 . .57 : . 40 .85 1.35 ' 1.15 ; 2.00 1.75 3.00 | 2.40 3.60 4.50 6.70 Black .18 .18 .20 .24 .28 .36 .45 .61 .80 1.05 1.75 2.10 3.20 4.80 13.00 Galv. .27 .27 .30 .36 .42 .54 .69 .92 1.20 1.60 2.65 3.15 4.80 7.20 19.50 ] 1 i ! 1 | | 1 | 1 | 1 1 I 1 Black .60 .66 .90 1.50 2.10 2.80 3.70 5.00 6.60 j | 1 Galv. .90 1.00 1.35 2.25 3.15 4.25 5.50 7.50 10.00 Face Face Bushings in sizes ``Finch and smaller do not have lugs (not illustrated) Eccentric List prices shown at the left apply only to stock items. A tabulation of the sizes carried in stock and the materials from which they are made--cast iron, malleable iron, or steel--is shown in the table below. Other sizes or materials are special; prices are furnished on application. _D X 00 _o r-3 X r*4 Hexagon 2 d>/j b 'l`/4 xl a a xVi a x% a *'4 a xiy2 a xlVi a xl a x<3V42 a a 3 x2i/2 x2 a xiy2 a xlVi a xl a x34 a V2 a 3'/2x3 x2'/2 a x2 a xiy2 a xiy4 a 1a Bushings Carried in Stock Face 4x3y2 V* x Vs c x3 x21/2 a 3/g X1/4 c x'/g C x2 a xiy2 a V2 x% c x Vi c xl`4 a x'/g C xl a 5x4 x3/g C x3Vi 3 x>4 C x3 a x2>/2 a x2 a 1 x34 b xV4 b X3/g b 6x5 x4 a x Vi b iy4xi b x3V4 a x34 b x3 a x>/2 b x2`/2 a iy2xiy4 b x2 a xl b 8x6 a i x3/4 b x5 a ! x>/2 b x4 a x3y2 a 2 xiy2 b xiy4 b x3 a xl b x34 b x>/2 b 1 iN X 0 2*4x2 b xiy2 b xiy4 b 3 x2>/2 b x2 b xl>/2 b xiy4 b 3i/2x3 b x2*/2 b x2 b 4 x3*/2 b x3 b x2>/2 b x2 5 x4 b x3 6 x5 b >4 x3 |1 : ! 1 i ' j ate* made with inside hexagon; other sizes have outside hexagon, atcs - made of malleable iron, ates made of steel. '. indicated by "b" or "c are made of cast iron. Eccentric iy4x3/4 x'/2 1 y2 x 34 xy2 2 xiy4 xl x34 xl/2 2y2xiy2 xiy4 xl x34 xy2 3 x2 xiy2 xiy4 xl x34 3>/2x21/2 x2 xiy2 xiy4 4 x3 x2'/2 x2 xl'/2 xiy4 xl 5 x4 x3i/2 x3 x 2 y2 x2 6 x4 x3 x2*/2 x2 170 CRANE Wrought Steel Nipples Close Nipple Long Nipple Pipe Size Inches Vs Vs % Vz Vs 1 1`4 1 Vi 2 2>/2 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 10 12 Standard Black Right Hand Nipples Length Inches Close Vs Vs 1 l Vs 1 1V2 l5/s IVs 2 2V2 2% 234 2% 3 3/s 31/2 3% 4V2 List Prices, Each Length Close ivij a i 2 Vi | 3 | 31/2 j 4 | 4Vz | 5 | SVi j 6 1 7 j 8 1 9 1 10 1 11 12 i .19 .19 | .20 j 21 I .22| .231 .25| .27| ,29| 31| ,33| .38! 42| .46| .50, 53! .4 .18 19 | .20 1 21 I .22| ,23| ,25| .271 ,29| 31| ,33| ,38| 421 .46! -50i .53, J .18 ! .19 i .20 ! .21 | .221 .23! -25| .27! ,29| 31| .331 .38| 42| ,46| .50| 53| .1 , .19 .20 | .22, .23 | .25j .271 .291 .31| .331 3S| .37| ,43| .47| .511 .56, 60, . 1 .24 i .26 | 27 | .29| .31| .33| .361 .39| 42| .45| ,52| .581 .631 .69| 74| jj 1 35| | .38 i .41 | .43! -46| .491 .52! ,56| .59! .621 .70| .781 .851 -93| 1.011 lJ 1 .44 1 .53 1 .68 1 .48 ! .50 I .53| .57| .61| .65! ,70| .74| .78| ,89| .99| 1.09| 1.191 1.29| 13 ! .56 1 .61 j .65! -70| .751 -801 .85) .901 ,95| 1.07| 1.19[ 1.31| 1.43| i.55i m 1 1 .75 | .82) ,88| .9511.02! 1.09| 1.16| 1.23| 1.38| 1.541 1.701 1.86| 2.02! td 1 1.36 ! 1.72 i 2.46 i 2.80 j 4.88 i 1 |1.48|1.60|1.72|1.82| 1.94| 2.06| 2.18| 2.45j 2.72| 2.99[ 3.26! 3.53| 33 1 1 11 .84|1.98|2.12|2.24| 2.39| 2.54| 2.69| 3.04| 3.39| 3.74| 4.091 4 +41 Cl 1 t 1 | |2.94|3.10| 3.37| 3.631 3.891 4.37| 4.85| 5.331 5.81, 6 29713 1 1 1 | |3.36)3.551 3.85| 4.15| 4.45| 4.99| 5.54) 6.09| 6.641 7.19| 73 I 1 1 ! | |6.05| 6.44! 6.831 7.22| 7.97| 8.721 9.47110.22[10.97111 1 6.57 1 1 1 I I |8.10| 8.61| 9.11| 9.63|10.59|I1.55|12.51|13.47!14.4311531 ]| 14.88 li 20.35 ji 27.00 1 1 ! I | ! !16.60117.18|17.76|18.92|20.08!21.24|22.40123.5612411 1 1 1 1 1 ! 121.891 J!11:1i 1 |23.47|25.05!26.63128.21|29.79[31.37i322| |30.44| 135.04| 37.34139.64141.94144.1 Pipe Size Inches Vs Vs % l/z Vs 1 Ws lVi 2 2 Vi 3 3/2 4 5 Extra Strong Black Right Hand Nipples Length Inches Close Vs 7/s 1 IVs IVs 1V2 ls/s IVs 2 2V2 2Vs 23/4 2% 3 3 Vi List Prices, Each Close i -39 , .28 .28 .28 .36 1 .53 .66 .79 1.03 2.02 2.58 3.65 4.17 7.31 9.98 Length lVi a 1 2Vi | 3 | 3i/2 | 4 | 4 Vi | 5 | SVi j 6 | 7 i 8 1 9 | 10 | "1 .40 | 43 ! .46| ,49| ,52| .55| .581 .62! . 66, .70| .80) .89! ,97| 1.05) 1.131 .28 i .30 1 .32| ,34| .36| .38! .40! .431 .461 .49) 56| .61! .67! 72| .781 .28 i .30 I .321 .341 .36! .381 .40) .431 .46! .49! .56! 61| .671 721 .78) .30; .32 i .34| ,37| .40| ,43j .471 .501 .531 .561 .65| 711 .77! .83| .89| 1 .39 | .411 .44| ,47| .50! .541 .581 .62| .66| .76! .841 .921 1.001 1.081 i .57) .61| .64] .68) -72| .771 ,81| .861 .911 1.03| 1.14| 1.25| 1.361 1.48|_ 1 .70 | .751 .80| .851 .91! 97| 1.031 1.09| 1.151 1.321 1.471 1.61! 1.76! 1.901 .84 i .911 .9711.04|1.11| 1.18| 1.261 1.331 1.41| 1.58( 1.76| 1.93] 2.11! 2.29J_ 1 11.1311.23|1.32|1.42| 1.53! 1.631 1.741 1.84| 2.07| 2.301 2.54| 2.78: 3.021 i 1 |2.19|2.37|2.551 2.69| 2.871 3.041 3.22| 3.61| 4.001 4.40| 4.80 5 :qi_ i I |2.7412.9513.161 3.34, 3.56| 3.78| 4.00| 4.52| 5.041 5.56| 6.08 6.o0| t 1 i | !4.36| 4.59! 4.991 5.37! 5.79! 6.49! 7.191 7.89! 8.59; 9.29]_ 1 i 1 1 15.001 5.281 5.72! 6.171 6.61! 7.41! B.23I 9.04! 9.85110.67'l 1 III' 9.061 9.65110.23110.82111.94113.06,14.18115.37116.43|t 12.34113.12113.89114.89116.17117.65119 13120.61122.1 For description and footnotes, see the opposite page. Genuine Wrought Iron Nipples -- prices on application. CRANE Wrought Steel Nipples 171 Close Nipple Long Nipple Pipe Size Inches v V* % >/2 Vs 1 iy 1V2 2 2*4 3 3Vz 4 5 6 Standard Galvanized Right Hand Nipples Length Inches Close v4 Vs 1 p/s lVs l'/2 l/s IV4 2 IV.2 2 Vs 2% 2 Vs 3 3 Vs 1 List Prices, Each Close | .23 1 -22 i .22 .22 .28 '1 .42 .53 .63 .82 1.69 2.14 3.04 3.47 6.01 1 8.09 Length 141 2 1 24 j 3 I 31/2 1 4 ! 44 | 5 ; 54 j 6 | 7 ! 8 i 9 i 10 | 11 ! 12 .23 | .25 ! 27 ; .29| .311 -331 .35, .38! 41) .44 52| .57; . 621 .671 72( .77 22 ,24| .26 ; .28| .30| ,32| .341 36| .381 411 .49! .53| .57! .621 .661 .71 .22 i .24 1 .26 1 .281 .30| .32| .341 .361 .381 41[ .49! .531 .571 .62! .661 .71 .24; .26 1 .28 | .301 .331 .351 .37| .401 .431 .451 .531 .58| .631 .69| ,74| .80 1 .31 | .33 i .351 .38| .4,11 .44| 48| .Sl| .55! 64| 711 ,77| 85| .92| .99 I .45 1 .49 ! .521 .561 .60! .641 .68! .721 .76| .86! ,96| 1.051 1.151 1.251 1.35 1 .57 1 .61 J .64| .69| .751 .80| .86| .911 .971 1.101 1.231 1.351 1.48| 1.601 1.73 1 .68 .74 | .79| .851 .91| .981 1.05| 1.11! 1.171 1.321 1.47| 1.621 1.77| 1.92! 2.07 1 .91 | .99|1.071.16! 1.25| 1.341 1.431 1.52! 1.711 1.911 2.11| 2.311 2.521 2.72 1 1 11 .84jl.99l2.151 2.28| 2.431 2.59! 2.741 3.09: 3.431 3.78! 4.12| 4.471 4.81 j 1 12 .2912.4712.651 2.821 3.01| 3.20| 3.39| 3.84! 4.28| 4.731 5.18| 5.62| 6.07 1 1 | 1 !3.66 j 3.86! 4.20| 4.53| 4.85! 5.461 6.07! 6.68| 7.29| 7.901 8.51 ! 1 1 ! 14.191 4.431 4.81! S.19| 5.57| 6.25| 6.951 7.65! 8.351 9.051 9.75 i l 1 ' t 1 1 1 7.49| 7.99| 8.481 8.98! 9.92|10.88|11.83|12.83|13.73|14.68 '10.02110.67111.30111.96113.18114.39115.61116.83118. 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, full weight, mill tested pipe. Standard Butt Nipples, Right Hand: Standard Black Butt Nipples }'8 to 12-inch and Standard Galvanized Butt Nipples }/% to 6-inch can . be furnished at an advance in price over corresponding Close Nipples; see the Crane Discount Sheet. Standard Right and Left Nipples, Black: Standard Right and Left Nipples, Black only, 4 inches long only, in % to 2-inch pipe sizes, 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 Vi to 6-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 Nipples: Seamless Steel Black Right Hand Nipples can be furnished as follows: (1) Standard in z to iz-inch pipe sizes; they use the same list prices as corresponding Standard Wrought Steel Nipples but are sold at an advance in price, (z) Extra Strong in z to 6-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 z to 6-inch pipe sizes; these are sold at an advance in price over corresponding Extra Strong Seamless Steel Nipples. See the Crane 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 Vs to 1 V-inch sizes, Extra Strong in y to 1 l^-inch sizes, and Double Extra Strong in Vi to iL-inch sizes. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Standard Tank Nipples Tank Nipple 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 inches. Pipe Length List Prices Size Each Inches Inches Black Galv. l/ 6 .83 .96 Vg 6 .83 .96 Vi b .89 1.02 v4 6 1.10 1.27 1 6 1.35 1.55 iy4 6 1.75 2.01 1V2 6 2 05 2.35 2 6 2.63 3.03 1V2 6 4.50 5.18 3 6 5.35 6.16 172 CRANE Steel Pipe Couplings A I-------B-------Coupling Right Hand Right and Left Right Hand tHalf Couplings, Standard and Extra Heavy, are made of steel suitable for welding. JExtra Heavy Recessed Right Hand A.P.I. Line Pipe A.A.R. 300-Pound Recessed Right Hand Right Hand (Not Recessed) +Extra Heavy Couplings also are listed Not Recessed, both Right Hand and Right &l Left. Extra Heavy Right Hand Couplings are furnished with recessed ends unless orders specify "not recessed ". ______ A j i-c-~ Half Coupling Size List Prices, per 100 Pieces Standard Extra Heavy Right Hand Right & Left Half Right Hand Recessed Right Hand Not Recessed Right Hand Right 81 Left Half Right Hand Inches Black 1 Galv. Black j Galv. Black | Galv. Black | Galv. Black | Galv. Black Galv. Black | Galv. Vs *3.30 ! *5.10 1 *2.60 | *4.10 *14.10 *17.25 ( *14.10 ! *17.25 */4 *4.90 | *6.50 10.30 | 11.90 *3.90 | *5.20 19.90| 21.70 19.901 21.70 1 15.90 | 17.40 % *5.30 | *6.70 10.80 i 12.60 *4.30 1 *5.40 21.20 1 23.00 21.20 i 23.00 17.00 1 18.40 Vi *7.60 | *8.90 15.50 | 18.30 *6.10 | *7.10 28.00 | 33.80 28.00| 33.80 27.50 35.00 22.30 | 27.00 4 *10.80 | *13.30 19.20 I 21.70 *8.70 | *10.70 34.50 ! 40.00 34.50 ! 40.00 40.00 48.60 27.60 | 32.10 1 *15.60| *18.60 26.20 1 29.30 *12.50| *14.90 51.80| 57.30 51.80 | 57.30 58.00 70.00 41.50 ! 45.80 I Vi *19.00 | *23.20 30.00 | 34.20 *15.30 1 *18.60 54.00| 61.80 54.00 | 61.80 63.00 77.00 43.30 ! 49.50 1 Vi *25.40 1 *30.30 35.60 | 40.60 *20.30 i *24.30 58.20| 67.00 58.20 1 67.00 70.50 83.40 46.60 | 53.50 2 *38.30 1 *47.40 60.00 | 69.00 *30.60 1 *38.00 98.80| 122.00 98.80 1 122.00 109.00 132.00 79.00 1 97.70 2>/i 71.40 | 86.90 1 57.10 69.50 162.001 192.00 162.00 | 192.00 129.60 | 153.60 3 105.00 I 127.80 1 | 84.00| 102.20 192.60! 224.00 I 192.60 ! 224.00 154.00 | 179.30 3 Vi 155.00 ! 191.40 1 124.00 | 153.00 256.50 | 303.60 256.50 1 303.60 ! 4 1193.00 1 226.00 154.30 180.70 291.001 339.60 291.00 | 339.60 205.20 | 243.00 232.80 1 271.70 Size List Prices, per 100 Pieces Dimensions, in Inches I ! A.A.R. Right Hemd Right Hand Standard Extra Heavy, A.P.I. Line Pipe, and A.A.R. Inches BlackjGalvdBlackjGalv. A ! B 1 C A B i C `/si 1 1 1 4 19.901 21.701 19.90! 21.70 s 21.20! 23.001 21.20! 23.00 .563! 1 16 ! "/3Z 7191 IVis 17/3Z .875! lis ,7/32 1 .563 .719 .875 V2 28.00! 33.80! 28.001 33.80 1.063| l/i6 2V32 1 1.063 4 34.50! 40.001 34.501 40.00 1.313| 1% 4 ! 1.313 1 51.801 57.301 51.80! 57.30 1.576| 2 `,6 1 1.576 l'/4 54.00! 61.80' 54.001 61.80 1.900! 2VS 31/32 ! 2.054 1 Mi 58.201 67.00! 58.20' 67.00 2.2001 2 Vis 3V,, 1 2.200 2 98.80'122.00! 98.801122.00 2.7501 2 Vs 1 ! 2.875 2% 162.00,192.OOi162.00'192.00 3.250! 3 Vs IV2 ! 3.375 3 192.60 224.001192.601224.00 4.000| 3Vi l9/is 1 4.000 3 Vi 256.50!303.60| 1 4.6251 3% 1V 1 4.625 4 291.001339.60! i 5.0001 3 Vi ln/,6l 5.200 IVis 1% 1% 2 Vs 2s 2s 2V4 2 4 3 Vi 4s 4V4 4Vs 4 Vi 4 4 1 1 P/4 IVis li? IVis 2 2Vis 2 Vs 216 1" Extra Heavy and A.A.R. Couplings are 1.660" O.D. (Dimension ''A"). Rugged construction: These Cou plings are of exceptionally high qual ity, unusually strong and rugged. In spection is continuous during all stages of manufacture; threads are accurate ly cut to gauge. The special bevel, or recess, at the ends, not only protects the first threads, but assures easy starting and true alignment. Threads: Standard Right Hand Couplings (including Half Couplings) in sizes 2-inch and smaller and Ls-inch Extra Heavy Couplings, as marked with an asterisk, are straight tapped All other Couplings listed here arc taper tapped. The Extra Heavy Couplings (induc ing Extra Heavy Half Couplings) in Conform to Standards: Standard and Extra Heavy Couplings conform to dimensions listed in the American Iron and Steel Institute Steel Products Manual, Section 18, dated March, 1947. A.P.I. Couplings conform to the American Petroleum Insti tute's Standard No. 5-L, 10th Edition, dated August, IQ45, and Supplement No. 2, dated September, 1947; they bear the A.P.I. monogram. A.A R. Couplings conform to Specification M-404-42 and Leaflet L-141-1946 of the Association of American Railroads. sizes % to i/i>-inch, inclusive, can K furnished straight tapped; prices on application. Right and Left Couplings are knurled on the end having the left hand thread. Other Couplings: Larger sizes of Standard, Extra Heavy, and A.P.I. Line Pipe Couplings, pfj-inJ' Extra Heavy Half Couplings, Drive Pipe Coupling etc., are also available; prices on application. Malleable Iron Couplings.. pages 142, 143, 148, and JaO Forged Steel Couplings............... pages 256 and 2-'i CRANE Single Strap and Double Strap Clamps Malleable Iron with Wrought Steel Straps 173 List Prices Tvpe : Single j. Strap tlamps Double Strap Clamps Catalog Number of Wrought Clamp Pipe Clamp Will Fit O.D. Cast Iron Casing Pipe Size Inches Size Inches Size Inches l'/; 1 1 2 1 2l/2 1 2 2 Vi 1 2 & 3 ! 2 1 3 3 3 Vi ' 4 3 ; 3i/2 1 5 31/2 i 4 1 3 i 6 3 Vi 1 4 31 7 4 1 41/2 ! I 8 4 4V2 1 13 5 51/2 1 14 5 1 51/2 1 ! 19 6 ! 6% ' 1 20 6 6% 41 : 2 i 21/2 : ! 42 2 Vi 1 234 & 3 1 2 i 43 3 1 3'/2 ! 1 44 3V2 1 4 I 3 1 45 4 ! 4l/2 | ! 47 5 1 51/2 | I 49 6 1 6% ! 50 6 6S/g | 1 1 O.D. of Circle Size of Pipe Tapping in Clamp | ! j I Inches Inches ! 17/g V2 or V4 23/g V2 to 1 27/g ' V2 to \ 1.4 3i/2 1/2 to 1 31/2 11/4 to 2 4 1/2 to 1 4 1 1 V4to 2 1 41/2 i Vi to 11/2 41/2 2 i 59/iS 59/, g 1 3/4 to 11/2 2 65/g 6% 23/g 2 Vi 31/2 4 4i/2 S9/,s V4 to lVi 2 ! 1/2 to 11/2 j V4 to 1 Vi ! 3/4 to 2 1 34 to 2 1 3/4 to 2 1 3/4 to 2 1 65/s 3/4 to 2 ( 6% 2Vi, 3, 4 1 List Prices Black Each 2.30 2.60 2.90 3.25 3.25 3.75 3.75 4.25 4.25 4.75 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 Do ble Strap Clamps are made to order at an advance of SO per cent over the prices of Black Clamps. Single Strap Clamp LiL Showing Application of Single Strap Clamp Double Strap Clamp Ordering: When order ing Single Strap or Double Strap Clamps, specify the catalog num ber of the Clamp and the size of the pipe tapping. Leaky Valve Stuffing Boxes! 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. Gauging the threads of Screwed Fittings. This inspection is but one phase of the system that guards Crane Quality and assures the user satis factory service. 174 CRANE Dresser Couplings and Clamps These couplings make tight connections on steel, cast iron, and other lines Parts consist of two resilient gaskets, a steel middle ring, and two steel follower rings, which fit over plain-end pipe and are bolted together. Resulting joints absorb expansion, contrac tion. vibration, and deflection. Equipped with new gaskets and bolts, they may be used over and over. Gaskets available for gas, water, oil, air, and other lines. Specify service when ordering. Asbestos gaskets available for temperatures over 2i5F. Sizes % to 24 inches and larger. Pipe Size Outside diameter Number of bolts Bolt diameter Length of bolt Dimensions, in Inches i % i Vi % i 1 1 IV4 ! iVi 2 ! 2V4 ! 3 ! 3 Vi 1 4 4Vi i 5 I S 1 6 ! 6 .675 .840 jl .050 1.315 1 660|1 .900 2 .375 2 .87513 .50014 .000 4 .50015 ,000!5 .563(5 .563(6 .625(6 .625 2 2! 2 2 2!2 313i4;4:4 4I4 416!6 3/s ` 3/g l/2 1 Vi i Vi 1 Vi ! 5/g Vs 1 5/ ! % 1 s/s ! % ! Vs ! Vs 1 5/s 1 Vs i 5 i 5 j 63/4 ! 63/4 | 63/4 | 63/4 ! 8 ! 8 1 8 ! 8 1 8 1 8 ; 8 1 10 8 1 10 Style 77 A Band Clamps These Clamps are good friends of the pipe repair man when small holes and leaks appear in straight runs of steel pipe. The one piece steel band is sprung over pipe and bolted together. Cone gaskets or sheet rub y 3L ber supplied only on order. : i Use asbestos for tempera ' '^ tures over 2i5F. Several band widths available: 2, 3, 4, 0 inches. Sizes 1 to b inches and larger. Styles 4 and 41 Collar Leak Clamps These screw collar leak clamps stop the leak by com pression of resili ent gaskets be tween metal rings. Style 4 (malleable fol lowers) . sizes 54" through 4". Style 41 (steel follow ers), sizes 4F2" to b" and larger. Band-It Pipe and Hose Clamps Band-It Clamps are formed from one continuous roll of stainless steel band to handle any clamping job from T 2-imch to 3c feet in diameter. Band-It Clamps are used to repair hose, steel pipe, tanks, electrical cable, wooden beams, etc. Clamping Bands: These bands are stainless steel and are furnished in 100-foot rolls in widths of %, 54, Tg. and 54 inches. Clamping Tool: The Clamping Tool applies all widths of stainless steel band and has a ball bearing action for ease of operation. Clamping Band Buckles These Clamping Band Buckles are made of stainless steel and are furnished in packages of 100. v t . Available in widths of %, 54, Vs, via- and 54 inches. Clamping Band Scru-Lokt Buckles These Scru-Lokt Buckles are recom mended for use in close quarters. Available in widths of 54 and 54 inches. The Y-inch buckle can be used w ith the 54 or }'2-inch Clamping Band, and the 34-inch size can be used with the 5i or 54-inch Clamping Band Prices on application Pipe Repair Clamp Band-It repairs leaks or sp! ' T any diameter pipe or tank. IT ^king is placed over leak and under band. It is not necessary to Jisconnect pipe or tank. Hose Clamp Band-It can be used for a I types of pressure and suc tion hose Clamps hold old, oil-so.ikClhose efficiently. f CRANE 175 tk k y Iron and Steel i rir Unions, Union Fittings, and Flange Unions Malleable Iron Unions 150-Pound, Gasket Type..............................................................................page 17b 150-Pound, Ground Joint............................................................................ page 177 300-Pound.............................................................................................. page 17Q Railroad......................................................................................................... page 178 A.A.R............................................................................................................. page 180 A.A.R., with Steel Male Tail-Piece.............................................................page 182 Forged Steel Unions A.A.R............................................................................................................. page 182 Brass to Steel Seat........................................................................................page 183 Steel to Steel Seat..................................................................................... page 183 Steel to Steel Seat, Chromium-Plated Thread-Piece.................................page 184 Malleable Iron Union Fittings 150-Pound, Gasket Type..............................................................................page 176 150-Pound, Ground Joint............................................................................ page 177 Railroad......................................................................................................... page 178 A.A.R..............................................................................................................page 181 A.A.R., with Steel Male Tail-piece............................................................. page 182 Flange Unions Cast Iron....................................................................................................... page 185 Malleable Iron ............................................................................................page 185 Tongue and Groove...................................................................................... page 186 Forged Steel...................................................................................................page 187 Forged Steel Combination Elbows....................................................................... page 186 Saving Materials and Labor with Unions and Union Fittings........ pages 176 and 184 Crane manufactures an unusually diversified line of unions and union fittings. Whether 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. 3 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 iQ3 Circulating Boiler Fittings................................................ page 147 Brass Solder-Joint Union................................................... page 404 18-8 Mo Unions.................................................................. page 373 17 176 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 Inches I Vi 1 y8 V4 1 3/4 Price, Each No. 1219, Unions Female No. 1218, Two-Third Unions Female Black Galv. Black Galv. ! -85 i .85 1 1.10 i 1.10 | .50 1 .50 1 -65 | .65 .90 i 1.00 1.20 | 1.30 .54 ! .60 .70 | .78 No. 1290, 90 Elbows With Female Union Black l.io | 1.10 1.30 | 1.55 Galv. 1.35 | 1.35 1.60 i 1.95 dimensions, 1A !c 1D 1% i 134 ,3/l6 1 1S/l6 1`Vis1 2Vis l7/s 1 2Vs 1 Vs 1 l5/is 2Vl6 ! 2% 1 iy ! l>/2 2 2 Vi 1.30 1.80 | 2.20 2.75 | 5.60 1.70 2.35 | 2.85 3.55 i 7.30 .78 1.08 1 1.32 1.65 I 3.35 1.00 1.40 [ 1.70 2.15 | 4.40 1.90 2.70 | 3.50 4.80 | 9.75 2.40 I 3.40 1 4.35 | 6.00 ! 12.00 2% 2'/* |2,s/l6 3*/4 1 39/l6 IVis l3/4 |l15/is 2`4 [ 2` Vi6 3 37/is !3>3/,s 43/? 1 4% 3 9.25 12.00 5.60 7.25 14.50 18.00 3`Vis 3 Vi 5% Gaskets: The No. itiq Unions and the No. nqo qo Elbows are equipped with a rubber gasket. For extra gaskets, see page 456. 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. Two-Third Union: The No. 1218 consists of a union ring and a tail-piece (gasket not furnished). They are 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 474 Figure A Crane Unions and Union Fittings Save Material and Labor 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 moa compact, and the piping has been simplified. Easj access to traps and all parts of the lines is maintained. 18 nipples, 3b pip*- plicated ar rangement of piping on the return side of double tiered blast heaters. The return from the stacks m 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: only female unions are used. CRANE Malleable Iron--Ground Joint 150-Pound Unions and Union Fittings 177 WORKING PRESSURES 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds cold water, oil gas. or gasoline, non-shock so. 1280, Union Female to Iron Seat FEATURES Brass to Iron Seat lUnderwriters' 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 1280Vi. Union Female i-tron Seat SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS These are unusually sturdy and rugged unions and union fittings. They are ideal for domestic serv ice and for a wide variety of in dustrial 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 Size No. 1280, Female Unions No. nSOVi, Female List Prices, Each Inches | Vi y2 1 1 1 [ 1V4 1V2I 2 1 2v2 Black 11.1011.10|1.15jl. 30|1.70|2.35 j 2.851 3.60| 7.35jl2.00 Galv. 11.3011.30| 1.40! 1,55|2.05j2.85j3.451 4.301 8.80114.50 Black j 1.1011.1011.1511,30| 1.70| 2.35 j 2.851 3.601 7.35|12.00 Galv. 11.3011.30|1.40jl.55(2.0512.8513.45i 4.301 8.80114.50 ! No. 1281, Male and Female Black |1.25|1.2511.4511.95|2.45j3.4014.051 5.401 9.70115.25 Galv. ! 1.5011.5011.7512.3512.9514.10 j 4.851 6.50111.50'18.25 ) i No. 1282, withFemaleUnion Black i 1.4511.4511-70|2.0512.5013.50i4.60( 6.30| 90 ; Galv. 11.8011.801 2.101 2.55 [3.1514.3515.751 8.00| 1 1 Elbows : . . ; No. 1283, with Male Union Black |1.6011.6012.001 2.70!3.2514.5515.801 8.10| I Galv. * 2.0012.0012.5013.40 j 4.1015.7517.25110.001 1 1281, Union ale and Female to Iron Seat ; No. 1284, with Female Union Black 11.9011.9012.20i2.6013.0014.10j5-201 7.00! Galv. 12.4012.40 !2.75| 3.2513.7515.10 !6.50[ 8.751 iNo. 1285, with Male Union ! BIack 12.0512.05 j 2.5013.2513.7515.1516.40! 8.801 ! 1 se unions and 1 i Galv. 12.5512.5513.1014.05! 4.70'6.5018.00111.00! ! pn fittings, designed to combine liberal strength seat, suitable for services that are corrosive to brass light weight and minimum overall dimensions, but where all-iron construction is satisfactory; the a high safety factor. Their tail-piece, thread- seat is integral with the thread-piece. For identifi ie, and union ring are circular in shape; generous cation of all-iron, the union ring is painted green. lugs provide an exceptionally good wrench grip. >und joint: The ground joint seat holds pressure no gasket is required. It can be taken apart reassembled repeatedly without affecting the ingth or tightness of the joint. Listed by Underwriters' Laboratories: Crane 150-Pound Vlalleable Iron Unions and Union Fittings with Brass to Iron Seat have been inspected and are listed by the Underwriters' Laboratories (National Board of Fire Underwriters), Chicago, for use on its: All of the union fittings and the No. 1280 hazardous liquids. No. 1181 Unions have a non-cor- Bve brass to iron seat. The brass ring reed in under high pressure and will loosen in service. No. i28ojk> Unions have an all-iron No. 1282 No. 1283 No. 1284 No. 1285 Dimensions, in Inches Size ! l/4 1 As 1 Vi ! *4 1 1 : ivi ! 1V2 1 2 2 >/2 ; 3 A l3/g U/2 I'Vis i l7/s I 2 Vi 1 2 Vi 6 1 23/, 2Vi 6 1 31/4 : 39/i6 o- 1280 or B 2 Vis 23/g 1 25/g ! 3 1 3 3/16 i 35/,, 3'3/16 4V4 1 4'3/ls ! 35/g ) 1280Vi No. 1281 j>r thread engagement, 1 see page 474. C D E ! 13/is I 1S/l6 1 l`/s 1 ls/16 ! l'/2 iv/4 1 P Vi 6 2'/ ! ln/,s 1 1% ! 2Vg : 2V,s ! 2% ' 33/16 1 33/g 3 Vs 2 Vis 1 2Vi 1 3 ! 3V/,6 1 315/is 4V16 : 43/g 1 5>/2 I i 1 178 CRANE Malleable Iron Railroad Unions and Union Elbows Unions WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 500 pounds cold water, 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, oil. gas, or gasoline, non-shock No. 519 Union Female SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS Crane Railroad Unions and Union Elbows are No. 590 90 Elbow Female Union No. 592 90 Elbow Male Union recommended for ex acting service on pipe lines 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. They are furnished with female or with male and female ends. Size Unions 90 Elbows No. 519, Female No. 519V2, Male and Female No. 590. with Female Union No. 592. with Male Union List Prices, Each Inches! V* % Va fl 3/< 1 1 : Black | 1.10 1.10 1.15 i 1.30 I 1.70 Galv. ! 1.30 1.30 | 1.40 | 1.55 | 2.05 Black I 1.25 1.25 | 1.45 | 1.95 ! 2.45 1 Galv. 1 1.50 1.50 1.75 | 2.35 | 2.95 Black ! 1.45 1.45 1.70 | 2.05 | 2.50 i Galv. ! 1.80 1.80 2.10 | 2.55 j 3.15 | Black | 1.60 1.60 1 2.00 | 2.70 | 3.25 Galv. 2.00 2.00 2.50 I 3.40 ! 4.10 U/4 V/2 1 2 1 2V2 2.35 2.85 j 3.60 | 7.35 2.85 | 3.45 | 4.30 j 8.80 3.40 4.05 | 5.40 ! 9.70 4.10 4.85 | 6.50 ! 11.50 3.50 4.60 I 6.30 | 4.35 5.75 i 8.00 ! 4.55 5.80 | 8.10 | 5.75 7.25 ! 10.00 1 3 12.00 14.50 15.25 18.25 Dependable construction: All parts are hea\ \ and ruggedly constructed and will withstand strains resulting from making up joints, expansion and contraction, vibration, etc Brass to iron seat, ground joint: No gasket is necessary. The brass to iron ground joint is non corrosive and makes a tight seat very easily. It can be taken apart and reassembled repeatedly without affecting its strength or tightness. The brass seat ring is forced in under high pressure, and it will not loosen in service. Test: Each union and union fitting is given an air* under-water test. Interchangeability: The tail-pieces and union rings of the Unions are interchangeable, size for size, with the corresponding parts of the qo Elbows. Listed by Underwriters' Laboratories: Crane Railroad Unions and Railroad Union Elbows have been inspected and are listed by the Underwriters Laboratories (National Board of Fire Underwriters), Chicago, for use on hazardous liquids. No. 519 No. 519V4 Size Unions 90L Elbows A 1B :C D E 1 V* ! 1% 1 21/4 ! 13/i6 113/16 27/]6 Dimensions, in Inches % i Vi 3/4 i 1 i iy I lVi 2 l3/4 ! l7/s 21/8 ! 23/g 1 2Vg 2'3/,6 31/4 27/is '2*1/16 3*/l 6 ' 35/16 1311/16 4 43/, 6 l5/l6 2 Vl6 23/4 I1/* 23/16 3*/l6 13/16 ! l7/l6 1 13/4 l15/l6l 21/4 2S/g ! 3 1 37/,6 313/lS! 43/g 31/2 31 3/,6 47/,6 43/4 1 53/g 21/2 37/g 4% 3 41/2 55/g Thread Engagement page 474 -- D--i No. 592 CRANE 300-Pound Malleable Iron Unions WORKING PRESSURES ^.u iq3 E and No. iq8}j E --300 pounds steam, 550 F. No. ic)7 E --300 pounds saturated steam All types--600 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock TEST PRESSURE --150 pounds air-under-water FEATURES Brass to Iron, All-Iron, or Brass to Brass Seat Ground Joint Octagon Ends 179 No. 198 E Female Union Brass to Iron Seat No. 198V2 E Female Union All-Iron Seat No. 197 E Female Union Brass to Brass Seat ' Brass to j No. 198 E Iron Seat All-Iron 1 Seat ! No. 198`A E Brass to 3rusj Seat ! No. 197 E List Prices, Each Inchesj Vs 1 Vs 1 3/s 1 Vi [Vs 1 1 1 1 Vi 1 IV2 ! 2 i 2V2 I 3 ] 4 Black 1TTif | 1.10 ! 1.10 i 1.15 | 1.30 j 1.70 | 2.35 | 2.85 ! 3.60 | 7.35 j12.00123.50 i Galv. ! 1.30 | 1.30 1 1.30 j 1.40 1 1.55 2.05 ! 2.85 | 3.45 ! 4.30 8.80 ! 14.50|28.00 Black | | 1.10 j 1.10 j 1.15 | 1.30 ! 1.70 ! 2.35 ( 2.85 i 3.60 j 7.35 112.001 i Galv. 1 j 1.30 I 1.30 ! 1.40 i 1.55 i 2.05 | 2.85 3.45 | 4.30 | 8.80 14.50! Black | 1 1.10 | 1.10 I 1.15 i 1.30 ! 1.70 [ 2.35 | 2.85 ( 3.60 i 7.35 J12.00f Galv. | 1 1.30 ! 1.30 j 1.40 1 1.55 j 2.05 ! 2.85 [ 3.45 1 4.30 ! 8.80 114.50! Tiwice recommendations: Crane 300-Pound klleable Iron Unions are recommended where long I and dependability are desired on lines conveying sam, water, oil. air. gas, or similar fluids. Their Urdy construction makes them especially suitable r severe services, e Siusually rugged: All parts are massive and jigged. The malleable iron from which they are lade has high tensile strength and is characterized P r-essure tightness, stiffness, and toughness. ihoice of seat construction: The unions are ^iade with three types of seat construction: i Brass to Iron Seat--No. iq8 E jfAll-Iron Seat--No. iq8J^ E ' Brass to Brass Seat--No. iq/ E Srass seat unions: Brass seat unions have durable, 9-corrosive seating surfaces. The large brass 9gs are forced into the retaining grooves under high ressure; 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 satisfactory. 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 sice. 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. Size A Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vs ! Vs ! 3/s 1 Vi- 1 3/s 1 1 1 l'/s 1 IV2 ! 2 ! 2i/2 j 3 I 4 1 IV2 1 iy l13/]6 1 l,3/,6 1 2 Vs ! 2Vis 1 213/ig | 3 I 3Vg 1 4 1 4A 1 5 Thread engagement . page 474 180 ) CRANE A. A. R. Malleable Iron Unions WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam, 550 F. 600 pounds cold water, oil, gas, or gasoline, non-shock TEST PRESSURE-- 150 pounds air-under-water FEATURES Brass to Iron Seat -- Ground Joint Octagon Ends For straight size Air Pump Unions, use either the No. 8191/a E, or the No. 9191/2 E shown on page 182. No. 819 E Union Female No. 8191/2 E Union Male and Female No. 817 E Reducing Air Pump Union (Male End Is Large) For FORGED STEEL A.A.R. Unions, see page 182. Size No. 819 E, Female ) No. 819V2 E, Male and Female Size No. 817 E, Reducing, Black List Prices, Unions Inches | Vi 1 % 1 Vi 1 Vi 1 1 1 1V4 ! 1V2 I 2 | 21/2 l 3 1 | Black 1 Galv. I Black Eachj 1.10 I 1.10 | 1.15 j 1.30 1 1.70 | 2.35 | 2.85 | 3.60 | 7.35 | 12.00 Each| 1.30 1 1.30 | 1.40 | 1.55 | 2.05 ! 2.85 1 3.45 | 4.30 | 8.80 1 14.50 Each| 1.2S | 1.25 1 1.45 1 1-95 | 2.45 | 3.40 | 4.05 ( 5.40 | 9.70 ! 15.25 4 Galv. Each I 1.50 | 1.50 | IJS | 2.35 1 2.95 | 4.10 I 4.85 | 6.50 I 11.50 | 18.25 i List Prices, Air Pump Unions Inches | U/4X1 ! 1V2 x 1 Vi 1 Each! 3.75 | 4.50 | 2x1 6.00 -r I 2xU/4 1 2 x 1 Vt % [ 6.00 | 6.00 Service recommendations: Crane A. A. R. Listed by Underwriters' Laboratories: Crane - Unions and Union Fittings are ideal for service A. A. R. Unions (except No. 817E) and Union Fit-? where long life and dependability are desired tings have been inspected and are listed by the Ln-^ They are especially suited for railroad work because they easily withstand abuse, piping strains, vibra tion. expansion, and contraction. derw'riters Laboratories (National Board ofFircLn-^ derwriters) Chicago, for use on hazardous liquids 1 Association of American Railroads: The unions* Unusually rugged: All parts are of massive, sturdy construction. The malleable iron from which they are made is exceptionally strong and tough shown on this page and the union fittings shown on? the following page conform to the specifications and-; recommended practice of the Association of Amer-f ican Railroads (A. A. R.) for 300-pound unions* Brass to iron seat, ground joint: The brass to and union fittings. When subjected to tensile tests,4 iron ground joint seat is non-corrosive and holds their breaking strengths exceed those required by-* pressure easily; no gasket is needed. It can be the specifications. 1| taken apart and reassembled repeatedly without affecting its strength or tightness. The brass seat Interchangeability: The tail-pieces and the uiionf ring is forced in under high pressure, and it will not loosen in service. rings on all of these unions and interch. angeab.le,.siz.e for size. union fitting are1| & A Dimensions, in Inches rr Size i v4 ! Vs ! 1/2 i Vi 1 1 1 11/4 ' 11/2 1 2 I 21/2 ! 3 rfr1!8 I A--No. 819 E 1 1 Vs 1 l,3/l6 1 I'Ms 1 Wi 2V,6 I 213/, 6 1 3 1 33/g 1 4 1 45/, 6 uii | B--No. 8191/4 E ! 2V4 1 21/2 \ 21 i/i I 3Vg ! 3% 1 33/4 I 31 5/16 NVis 1 5Vi6 1 5i/2 Size ! U/4XI ! 1V2X 1 Vi 1 2x1 i 2xlV4 i 2x1V2 No. 819 E ) B--No. 817 E i 31/2 1 313/, 6 1 33/4 | 4 1 4'/g A. A. R. Unions and Union Fittings with STEEL male tail-piece page 182 MSI A.A.R. Malleable Iron Screwed Fittings page ISO A.A.R. Brass Valves pages 3fi to CRANE A. A. R. Malleable Iron Union Fittings 181 WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds sceam, 550 F. 600 pounds cold water, oil, gas, or gasoline, non-shock TEST PRESSURE -- 150 pounds air-under-vt ater FEATURES Brass to Iron Seat -- Ground Joint Octagon Ends L-jp-' No. 890 E __ 90 Elbow [[Female Union No. 891 Vi 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 U nion 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 Male Union on Outlet List Prices, Each, Black | Inchesl 1/4 | % j 1/2 | 3/4 ! 1 1 1% | 11/z | 2 | 2>/2 ! 3 [Elbows felbows |k No. 890 E, Female Union No. 892 E, Male Union No. 8911/2 E, Female Union No. 893 E, Male Union No. 894 E, Female Union on Run No. 8% E, Male Union on Run No. 898 E, Female Union on Outlet No. 8981/i E, Male Union on Outlet j1.45|1,45|1.70;2.05i2.SO;3.50)4.60|6.30'12.60!18.75 11.6011.6012.00j2.70!3.25!4.5515.80|8.10115.00122.00 |1.45|1.4511.70|2.05|2.50|3.5014.60|6.30112.60) !1.6011.60!2.00!2.7013.25!4.55!5.8018.10115.001 ! 1.90! 1.9012.20!2.60;3.00 j4.10!5.20'7.00;15.75 j 22.00 '2.05|2.05(2.50[3.2513.75!5.1516.408.80j18.00;25.00 1 2.10! 2.10! 2.30! 2.70! 3.15! 4.2515.50! 7.50 H6.50j 2.2512.25!2.6013.35'3.90!5.30|6.70)9.30!19.00; Inches ilxlx%'lxlxl/2i 1 x 1 x 34 hieing Tees No. 895 E, Female Union on Run No. 897 E, Male Union on Run 1 3.15 1 3.15 ; ' 3.90 ; 3.90 ' 3.15 3.90 Galvanized A. A. R. Union Fittings can be made to order; prices are furnished on application. Dimensions, in Inches 890 E No. 892 E No. 89U/2 E No. 893 E e-- to 2 No.894Eor 895E No.896Eor 897E -A-i-A-i No. 898 E "-A--A-1 No. 8981/2 E EL L_ L (L_ L L i-- V* 15/. I >v, i l3/, 2 2V, i5/ l l 1 i 23/is ) 3/s 1 Vig lVl6 7/s IVS 27/s l3/4 27/,6 1 Vi i l l Vs 1 i iy i I11 1 27/i 1 1 33/16 1 ! l5/i 1 1 21 Vie ! v4 l7/: s IVis iy8 2% 334 23/, 3*/,g Description . . . page 180 1 ' U/4 ! 1V2 2 ; 21/2 1 3 lxlx3/g j 1 x 1 x V2 ; lxlx3/4 1 1% i llS/,6 2 Vs I 2i/z ! 215/16 1 33/g 1! IVie ! IVie 1 U/2 1 1% 1 l,5/lS 1 2 Vs 1 21/2 ! 215/1S ! 33/s I l7/l6 ! IV2 I l9/,6 ! lV,s 1 U/2 ! I'M 6 2 ! 21/4 1 ' 1 1 33/IS 1 311/ie I 3`5/,6 I 41/2 : 3 7,6 i 5'5/i6 II 23/4 i 27/g i 3 1 4 V, 6 1 4% 1 47/s 53/g f 67/,6 ! 73/, g li 311/, 6 ! 313/, 6 : 315/16 : 21/2 1 2% j 33/, 6 ! 3`Vi6 1 43/i ,, | il 1 37/l6 1 313/1S 1 4 Vs ! 49/,g ! 53/ls 1 !1 , 1 Thread engagement . . .page 474 182 CRANE A.A.R. Malleable Iron Unions and Union Fittings With Steel Male Tail-Piece No. 9191/2 E Union WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam. 550 K 600 pounds cold water oil. or gas non-shock FEATURES Brass to Steel Seat Ground Joint -- Octagonal Ends Tested 150 pounds uir-undcr-water 2*/> and 1-inch male tail-pieces are cast steel. These unions and union fittings are the same as those shown on the preceding two pages except that the\ ha\ e a steel tail-piece, making the male end unusually rugged The\ are especially suited for the se\ ere services where the strength and toughnesof steel is needed in the male end. All parts are interchangeable, size for size, with the cor responding parts of Malleable Iron A.A.R. Unions and Union Fittings (pages 180 and 181). Galvanized unions and union fittings are made to order; prices on application. No. 992 E 90 Elbow No. 993 E 45 Elbow Size Inches I >/ No. 9191/2 E, Unions ; 2.20 No. 992 E, 90 Elbows | 2.55 No. 993 E. 45 Elbows 1 2.55 No. 996 E, Tees > 3.00 No. 9981/z E, Tees ! 3.20 % 2.20 2.55 2.55 3.00 3.20 No. 996 E Tee Union on Run List Prices, Blacl^ Each V2 3/< 1 1 74 IV2 2.50 3.00 3.00 3.55 3.65 3.50 4.25 4.25 4.80 5.00 4.25 5.00 5.00 5.50 5.70 6.00 7.25 7.25 7.75 8.00 7.00 8.75 8.75 9.50 9.75 No. 997 E Reducing Tee Union on Run No. 998V2 E Tee Union on OutU 2 ; 2i/j | 3 9.50 j 17.00 ' 26.50 12.25 | 22.50 j 33.50 Size Inches 1x1X% 1 x 1 X */2 V4 12.25 i 22.50 | No. 997 E 13.00 | 25.50 ! 36.50 Reducing 13.50 ! 26.50 : Tees 5.70 A.A.R. Forged Steel Ground Joint Unions WORKING PRESSURE 300 pounds steam Tested 150 pounds air-undcr-watcr FEATURES Brass to Steel Seat Ground Joint Octagonal Ends These are light weight, rugged Forged Steel A.A.R. 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 180 and above. A.A.R. These unions conform to the A.A.R. speci fications for 3co-pound unions. The union ring is marked "Grane-AAR-300 '. No. 9531/2 H Reducing Air Pump l. rv (Male end is larger) List Prices, Black Size '' ~` ' Tnchiij W~j Vi ' 1 1 i/4 IVrJ 2 " r TV2 | _ 3_, No. 950 H, FemaleUnions Eachl 2.25 ; 2.50 ; 3.00 : 3.50 i 4.25 j 5.50 6.80 8.50 1 17 00~~> ^ Size __________________________ Inches: l]Axl T'AxlW 2x1 I 2x1*4 ' 11 g No. 9531/2 H, Reducing Air Pump UnionsEach| 8.50 j 11.50 14.75 j 14.75 i 14. Dimensions are the same as A.A.R. Malleable Iron Unions and Union Fittings see pages ISO and 181 CRANE Forged Steel Ground Joint Unions 183 Brass to Steel Seat No. 250 H Female WORKING PRESSURES 2000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Brass to Steel Seat--600 pounds steam or hot oil, 550 F. Steel to Steel Seat--585 pounds steam or hot oil, 900 F. (For other racings on Steel to Steel Seat, see table below.) Tested 300 pounds air-under-water Working Pressures, Non-Shock Steel to Steel Seat Unions Only (Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air) Temp. ] Pounds Temp. Pounds 100 F. 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 : 1 ; i ! i ! 2000 1980 1950 1920 1900 1880 1850 1830 1740 1640 600 F. 650 700 750 800 , 850 900 950 1000 1550 1440 1320 1190 1020 835 585 460 335 Steel to Steel Seat No. 252 H Female No. 253 H Male and Female lfa-inch unions have round ends; larger sizes have octagon ends. On Male and Female Unions sizes 2>/t and 3-inch, the male tail-piece is cast steel. No. 254 H Male and Female List Prices, Each Size_______________ Inches! Vs I Vi I 3/ I Vi I 34 I 1 I 1% I l'/2 1 2 I 2Vt I 3 Black with Female Cadmium Plated Ring Male Si Female No. 250 H, Brass to SteeT | 2.25 | 2.25 | 2.50 3.00 13.50 i 4.25 [5.50 |6.80| 8.50! 17.00 1 26.00 No. 252 H, Steel to Steel 1 2.15 | 2.15 | 2.35 2.70 | 3.30 | 4.00 ! 5.25 | 6.30 | 8.00 i 16.00 ; 24.50 No. 253 H, Brass to Steel I No. 254 H, Steel to Steel | [ 2.80 1 3.10 3.70 | 4.35 | 5.25 [6.75 j 8.50 ! 10.50 | 21.00 32.50 I 2.70 I 2.95 3.40 ! 4.15 j 5.00 J 6.50 | 8.00 | 10.00 | 20.00 31.00 Cadmium Plated All Over Female Male & Female No. 250 H, Brass to Steel 1 2.50 j 2.501 2.75 | 3.30 | 3.85 | 4.65 j 6.00 | 7.50 | 9.35 | 18.75 1 28.50 No. 252 H, Steel to Steel 1 2.40 1 2.40 | 2.60 | 3.00 j 3.65 I 4.40 1 5.75 | 7.00 | 8.85 i 17.75 i 27.00 No. 253 H, Brass to Steel 1 ! 3.10 | 3.40 ! 4.10 ! 4.80 j 5.75 1 7.40 ! 9.35 1 11.50 ! 23 .00 i 36.00 No. 254 H, Steel to Steel i '3.00 1 3.25 > 3.80 1 4.60 ! 5.50 ! 7.15 ! 8.85 1 11.00 | 22.00 j 34.50 Service recommendations: These unions are recommended for 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 Mto steel seats. In the former, the seats are integral Kwith the end-pieces. In the latter, a large brass ring -is rolled under high pressure into the thread-piece; *it will not loosen in service. jCadmium 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. A.A.R. design: In design and dimensions, the No. 250 H and No. 253 H Unions sizes l/i 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 "600S-5500 FT ; steel to steel seat unions are marked "^SsS-qoo F. a A No. 250 H or No.252 H Size Dimensions, in Inches 1 Vs Vt i 3/s Vi ! 34 ! i ! 1 Vi l'/z ; 2 21/2 3 A 1 IV2 1% U13/l6 l,5/isl 2Vi 2Vis l2*3/, 3 1 33/* 4 4Vie IT B m B1 2 Vi i 21/2 2llAe: 3>/s 3% i 3% 31s/,6 1 "Vis SVl6 51/2 No. 253 H or No. 254 H Thread engagement page 474 184 CRANE Forged Steel Ground Joint Unions Steel to Steel Seat--Chromium Plated Thread-Piece No. 246 X, Female Tested 300 pounds air*under~watet These are exceptionally heavy, superior quality unions, designed for very 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. Working Pressures, Non-Shock (Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air) Temp. Pounds i Temp. Pounds 100 F. 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 4925 1 i 600 F. 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 4620 4300 3920 3550 3050 2500 1750 1375 1000 Size ]A No. 246 X. Female A--End to end List Prices and Dimensions Inches! Vi Each| 4.00 Inches 1 2 % 5.00 2Vg Vi 6.25 27,6 74 1 i 8.00 11.50 27i ! 3/,s For larger sizes, use No. 330 D or No. 331 D Flange Unions; page 187. Thread engagement. . . page 474 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. Worthw'hile savings of labor and material, as illustrated here, can be made through the careful selection of the particu lar type besr suited to the individual installation Figure "B" shows an improved and more economical arrangement. Through the use of a male and femuie union and a union fitting the installation has Ncen simplified and made compact, providing easy and direct access for removal of the trap. Two nippl<-'sone fitting, and three joints are saved on each trap connection. Using this arrangement on the batrery of traps would result in a very substantial saving o time, material, and labor. CRANE Cast Iron Gasket Type Flange Unions 125-Pound 185 WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds cold water or gas. non-shock Galvanized unions have gah'anized bolts. 125-Pound Faced, Plain Face .Size 125Pound List Prices and Dimensions Inches | *4 1 3/ 1 1*4 1 1V2 2 1 2i/z ! 3 Black Each 1 1.10 1 1.30 | 1.50 1.75 1 2.10 2.70 ! 3.40 j 4.10 Galvanized Each I 2.20 | 2.60 | 3.00 3.50 1 4.20 5.40 | 6.80 ! 8.20 End to end Inches | l3/is 1 lS/l6 1 1 Vl6 17,6 H1 7,6 11 3/l6 ! 2s/,6 1 27,6 Dia. of flanges Inches | 23/4 ! 33/g 35/s 4Vi 1 4Vz 5Vs ! 5Vi 1 65/* No. and dia. of bolts | 3-3/s 1 3-7,61 3-7,6 4-7,6 i 4-i/z 4-V2 ! 4-5/g ! 4-5/g 31/2 4 , 5 ; 6 8 5.00 6.001 7.00| 8.50:15.00 10.00112.00114.00 17.00 30.00 2/,6 1 21 7,6 1 2*7,6 3*/,6 ' 39/16 7Vi ! 75/4 1 91/g 1 1034 1274 4-5/g 1 S-5/g 1 5-5/g I 6-5/g 8-5/g fThese ii5-Pound Cast Iron Gasket Type Flange Unions are equipped with a rubber gasket. The lions are sturdy and compact and are suitable for team, water, or gas service. When unions larger than those listed above are required, two No. 553, ii5-Pound Cast Iron Com panion Flanges (shown on page 206) may be bolted together. Extra gaskets. page 45$ 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 and larger, 200 pounds saturated steam Brass to Iron Seat Ground Joint Loose ring makes it easy to line up bolt holes No. 775 Flange Union tgze fc. 775, Black Pad to end Piameter of flanges and dia. of bolts List Prices and Dimensions Inches I 1 1 1% 1 IV2 1 2 2V2 I 3 1 31/2 4 1 5 | 6 1 8 | 10 Each | 5.50 1 6.20 1 7.20 | 9.00 j 11.50 | 15.00 i 20.00 1 23.00 40.00 | 64.00 ! 94.00 1185.00 Inches | 1 Vi 1 3 1 3*4 3*7,6 1 4i/g | 41/2 1417,6 1 5 1 534 1 57/* 1 67/, | 87,6 Inchesl 334 ! 4i/g i 45/* ! 51/4 63/,* 1 77,6 1 774 8% ! 934 1 11 i 14i/g I 167/g 1 4-7/,6 1 4-7/l6 ! 4-1/2 1 5-1/2 S-9/,6 1 5-yg ! 5-V4 e-yg 1 6-5/g ! 8-3/4 | io-7/g i 12-1 ^vantages of the three-part construction: He No. 775 Union has three major parts: flangeRece, tail-piece, and loose ring. The ring combined fcith the ball type seat assures tightness even when w pipe line is slightly out of alignment. Being ose. the ring can be conveniently swiveled to nv desired position to line up the bolt holes. rass to iron seat, ground joint: The brass to on 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. 186 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. 1 589 Union in the 4-mch site is rated for only 600 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock. of threads Oval List Prices and Dimensions No. 1589 With Granite Gasket Size No. 1589 Inches | Vi 1 % 1 Vi 1 34 1 1 1 1*4 i 1V2 1 2 1 2V2 i 3 I 4 Each |2.75 I 3.00 | 3.35 l 3.75 14.751 5.80 | 6.90 |8.20i12.501 19.50i 27.0) No. 1589 Unions in sizes 3-inch and smaller are forged steel; the 4-inch size is malleable iron. The unions are rugged and serviceable. They Style of flanges j Oval Square \ Round A B C No. of bolts Dia. of bolts Inches | l5/le 1 lVz 11* Vis T,3/16 1 2 | 21/* 1 2Vis 1 2V4 |213/1S| Inches | 3% | 3`Visl 4 1 43/4 ; 4>/21 5 1 6 1 6 Vi 1 71/2 | Inches | 1% I l3/4 1 2 1 2*4 !39/l6l31S/l6 |4Vis1SVi|5Vi61 i11 2 1 2 i 2 !4! 4 [ 4 (4i 4 1 i V2 i V2 ! V2 ! 5/s 1 1/2 1 Vi i *4 1 % 1 y* i 3i 8'/4 i ! 81 * : 3N 10 8 3/4 are made by bolting together a No. 1547 Tongue Flange shown on page 398). The No. 1589 Unions are and a No. 1545 Groove Flange (see the illustrations equipped with a Cranite gasket. No. 1591Vi With Cranite Gasket List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | 1 1 iy No. 1591 Vi Each 4.25 | 4.75 Style of flanges ! Oval A B C No. and dia. of bolts Inches | 2 1 2 Vi Inches 1 43/4 I SV* Inches | 2*/s 1 3 j 2-3/s 1 2-% 12 ! 8.20 j Square 1 2 "4s 1 5"4s 1 41/2 ! 4-5/g Oval Square Unusually compact, these forged steel unions are for other services where a good union joint is needed ideal for making up pipe coils with close centers and in limited space. The unions have a Cranite gasket. Forged Steel Combination Elbows WORKING PRESSURES 300 pounds steam oroil (5ooF.)--300 pounds ammonia 1000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock No. 1529, Complete With Flange, Bolts, and Cranite Gasket List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | y2 ! 3/4 1 1 ! 1 Vi No. 1529, Complete Each! 5.65 | 6.10 | 6.85 i 7.75 A Inches | IVi 1 lS/l6 i IVls 1 13/4 B Inches | l*4l 2Vi i 23/s 12' Vis C Inches | 4 1 43/4 i 43/4 1 5 Vi D No. and dia. of bolts Inches i 2 1 21/4 ! 2% 1 3 1 2-V* 1 2-Vi 1 2-5/g 1 2-S/g 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 No. 152Q 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 boih cases, the No. 1529 takes up considerably less space. The flange portion is the No, 1547 (shown on page 398) on the F and %-inch sizes and the tongue half of the No 1591H Union (shown above) on the i-inch and 1 }^-inch sizes. Extra gaskets . page 399 CRANE 187 2000 and 6000-Pound W.O.G. ) Forged Steel Ground Joint Flange Unions Steel to Steel Seat No. 328 D 2000-Pound No. 340 D 2000-Pound, with Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs threaded full length and fitted with a nut on each end Brass to Steel Seat No. 329 D 2000-Pound 2000-Pound 6000-Pound Steel to Sceel Seat No. 330 D 6000-Pound, with Cold Rolled Steel Bolt-Studs No. 331 D 6000-Pound, with Triplex Steel Bolt-Studs threaded full length and fitted with a nut on each end List Prices and Dimensions 2000-Pound Flange Unions 6000-Pound Flange Unions Size List Prices No. No. j No. 1 328 D 329D 340 D Inches Each Each | Eachl Dimensions, in Inches AC No. & D dia. of bolts Style of flange Size List Prices 1 No. 1 No. ! 330 D1331 D| Inches Each 1 Eachl jDimensions, in Inches No. & A B C D dia. of bolts Style of flange V* 5.70 6.50| 7.001113/4 3*4 l*/s 2-l/2 >4 6.85| 8.25| 2`4 lU/l6 3Vi ' 2 2-*4 )% -: V2 V* :1 6.00 6.90| 7.3011 1% 3,3/is 6.50 7.40| 8.0011 2 4 1% 1 2-V4 2 2-9/i6 Oval 3/s *4 6.851 8.251 2*4 lU/l6 3% ! 2 6.8S| 8.251 2*4 l"/l6 3 Vi 1 2 2-*4 Oval 2-*4 7.00 8.001 8.80!| 2Vi I 434 2 >4 I- 2-34 34 9.00|10.75| 2*4 l13/lS 3*4 i 3 4-9/16 7.50 8.60| 10.0011 234 | 434 2*4 2-34 1 10.00|12.00| 2V4 2 4*4 i 3*4 4-*4 l*/4 8.70 10.00112.0011 2% 5 3*5/161 4-*/s u/4 11.80114.001 23/4 23/, 6 51/4 1414 4-34 Square 1V4 2 10.00 11.50114.0011 234 6 4* Vi 6 4-*/s ilA 12.00| 14.00| 16.5011 23/4 6V2 5V,6 4-34 Square 2 14.50117.5011 2Vi 2*46 5 Vi i 434 22.50; 27.0011313/16 3 6Vi ! 5 Vi 4-Vi 4-1 >4 2Vi 17.50|20.00|23.00|| 334 7V* 5l3/is 4-Vi 2*4 35.001 11315/is 3 >4 7*3/16! 6*4 4-1V* 3 28.00 32.00136.0011 3Vi | 8>4 4 43.001 48.00153.0011 3*4 10 6-Vi 8-1 Round 3 71.001 4*4 374 9V2 i 6-1*4 Round Service recommendations: The zooo-Pound Unions are compact, yet amply strong. They are recommended especially for hydraulic lines. In ad dition. the No. 340 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. 328 D and No. 32Q D Unions have commercial bolts. The No. 330 D Unions have cold rc.led steel bolt-studs. Ine Nos. 340 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 No. 328 D No. 340 D No. 330 D Degrees and Fahr. No. 329 D No. 331 D 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 2000 1980 1950 1920 1900 1880 1850 1830 1740 2000 1980 1950 1920 1900 1880 1850 1830 1740 1640 1550 1440 1320 1190 1020 835 585 460 335 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4300 3920 3550 3050 2500 1750 1375 1000 188 ) ) CRANE Housing project piping where Crane fit tings, unions, and valves are installed. Piping system in the boiler room of a candy manufacturer. -\ portion of the \'entilating system of a large gymnasium utilizing Crane fittings and unions Crane fittings, unions, and valves used in piping I' ' controlling air operated valves in a large refincrv CRANE 189 Brass Fittings, Nipples, Unions, and Flanges Screwed Fittings 125-Pound. 250-Pound .................................... pages iqc and iqi page 192 Flanges 150-Pound Companion Flanges.....................................page iqq 300-Pound Companion Flanges......................................page 194 Floor Flanges .................................................................. page iqo Unions 125-Pound.. 300-Pound . Government Pattern.2CC-Pound................................ page 193 page 1 q3 page 1 q3 Union Elbows. . . page 193 Plugs and Bushings........................ ........................................... page iqi Nipples.............................................................................................. page 192 ) How to road reducing fittings............................................................ page 562 Brass Solder-Joint Fittings .............................................. pages 404 to 407 Brass Fittings for Marine Service................................................... page 383 An installation of Crane brass screwed and solder-joint fittings, un ions, and valves in a large commercial building. Office buildings, schools, and hospitals are among the commercial users who choose Crane equipment for dependable control of service lines. 18 190 CRANE 125-Pound Brass Fittings 90: Elbow 90c Street Elbow WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 175 pounds cold water or gas 200 pounds cold oil. non-shock Air Tested 45 Elbow 45r Street Elbow 'if C Tee 1 it Cross 0 Vs-inch size is hexagon bar stock sS U Right Hand Right & Left Couplings ffii Reducer Hexagon Locknut 45 Y-Bend Return Bend Round Floor Flange Right Hand List Prices, Rough, Each Size Inches Vk 'A I 3/s | 2 | i|l (l Vi 11V21 2 ! 21/2 3 | 4 90 .32 .32| .32| .481 .65il.00|l.60|2.00i 3.25| 6.20 9.50122.00 Elbows 45 Straight 90 Street .35 .351 -35| .44| .65|1.10|1.76|2.20| 3.58! 6.80|10.50|24.00 .48 .48| .481 .60| .8511.40|2.15|2.80| 4.75! ! 45 Street ,48|.48| .48| .60| .85|1.40|2.15|2.80] 4.75) i Reducing, 90 .481 .48| .52| ,71|1.25|1.90|2.40| 4.25| 7.50j11.50!26.00 Straight .44 .44| .44! -561 -8011.42j2.0012.751 4.50 | 8.50113-00|30.00 Tees 1 opening Reducing 2 openings 53| .53| .671 .96|1.70)2.40)3.301 5.40|10.00115.50|3fc.00 | | .57| .73|1.05|1.85I2.60|3.50| 5.85|11.00| | Crosses .72|.721 -721 .9011.30j2.0013.0014.001 8.00115.OOi22.00145.00 Caps |-24|-24| -24| -32| -42| .66|1.00|1.35| 2.301 4.25[ 6.50[12.50 Right Hand Couplings Right & Left Reducing 1 or 2 sizes Reducers Reducing 3 sizes Hexagon Locknuts j .32!.32| .32| .401 .531 .80|1.2511.70 2.80J 4.501 6.25 11.50 | 1 1 .85|1.0011.18|1.70|2.4012.801 4.00) 6.501 8.50 | 1-341 .341 .43j .63|1.05I1.70I2.15| 3.201 5.50! 7.00 15.00 | 1 1 ! i .701 i 2.35 3.501 1 ( 15|.15| .15| .25| .30| .45! -68| .881 1.40) 2.50| 4.00| 8.00 45 Y-Bends I ! T .0011. ISil.5012.60|4.30|6.00110.001 J Center to center, inches) j ; ! 1 1 Wi i Hi?! 1% I 2%| 2% 1 Rotumi 'SC Right Hand | 1i ! .9511.35)1.9013.20i5 001 7.75) Bends I ^ Center to center. Inches| 1 1 \\y2\ 2 12J^ 1 3 i 3MI 4 1 I V'K`"` Right Hand ! 11 !1.2511.8012.5013.6015.75( 8.00| i j ; I i 11W1 * ; Diameter 1 Right Hand Inches! | !2.m2Hi 3 ! 3 j 4 | 5 | 5 | 5 j 1-751 .751 .8811.2011.8812.15I3.00| 4.00! i 1 The largest opening on reduc ing fittings determines the list price; e g., a i x % x i" Tee (reducing i opening) is $1.70 list. 1 x ]/9 x H" or % x % x 1" Tee (reducing z openings) is $1 85 list, etc. Reducing tees: When specifying reducing tees, alw'avs name the size of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters shown on the illustration below. c Reducing Tee Dimensions page 191 Reducing Fittings Carried in Stock List prices apply only to these sizes. Reducing 90 Elbows 1a b c VixVa VsxVi x'A Vzx 3/s x Vi V4X.V2 VixVa 3/sxV4 xs V2X3/s X Vi V4XV2 X3/s X Vi XX W XX 11/4x1 x Vi 2 xlVz i 1 1/4 x 1/4 X 1/g xll/4 2Vzx2 3/8X3/sxl/4 Vsx Vix Vs X Vi l'/ixlVi xl 4 x3 ; VixVzxVs X Vi Reducers j V2 x sx V2 x3/g 1 xVi X 1/2 11/4x1 xVi 1V2X1V4 xl x Vi 2 X11/2 1 xii/4 ! xl ! 2*/2x2 | 3 x2i/2 | x2 , 4 x3 ' VsxVsxVi 34 x 34 V2 s <4 <1/2 Brass Unions . page 193 Reducing Tees ab 1 xl x4 xVi x% 1 x34 xl x34 xVi 1 x Vi xl x4 X V2 4 x3/i 11/4x11/4x1 x% x'/z 11/4x1 xiy4 xl ____________ X3/i iVixVi 1V4 I 2 ll/4xl/2 H/4 1 xl H/4 ! l'/2 1V4 II/2XII/2XII/4 xl x4 xVi 1 V2 X 1 V4 X 11/2 xH/4 1 <ii; : !lk 11/2x1 Vi' 21/2x21/2 21/2x2 2% lVix 1 11/2 H/4 .2 1 1V2 x 3/4 x IVz II/4XIV4X l'/2 [ 1 xl X 11/2 ' Brass Nipples page lit CRANE 191 125-Pound Brass Fittings i-A-l Dimensions, in Inches For list prices, sec the preceding page. --A -'--A ;-K-| -* ,r Elbow 90 Street Elbow 45' Elbow 45' Street Elbow Tee Cross H Cap Right Hand Coupling Reducer The dimensions shown cover most currently Dimensions of reducing sizes and other used straight size fittings and Reducers, types of fittings furnished on application. Size A B C D E F G H J K | Close Return 1 Bends 1 ,,Z M N M N 1n 9/l6 iH i 13/l I 7/,S 13/l6 i i ! Vi 1 7/s 1 1 1 1 I i v Vi 1 7g 1 3/4 | 1 1 Vi 1 1V2 2 2*4 3 i 4 U/l6 l3/l6 7,6 i % 1V4 1V4 % i *7,6 ,5/l6 i IV16 H13/lS 1 l5/l6 9/l6 i s/s 15/lS 1 IVlS I5/l6 i 17,6 1 1 i 1 17,6 ! l7/l6 lll/l6 1 l7/s 27,6 2'7,6 3'/g 374 ,3/l6 7/g ; i`/,6 1*4 17,6 IV2 1*7,6' 27,6 1 2% ll/2 ! 1*7,6 1 2 2*4 ! 27/16 1 2Vs *7,6 i *7,6 i ll/is 1*4 1 l3/g 1*7,6 l3/l i 17,6 IV2 1* Vl6 l l7/g 274 1 1 1 23/i6 i 25/g 33/l6 37/g , 41/4 5 i ls/s : 1*7,6 23/g 2 Vs i 3i/g 33/4 i1 3/4 1 7/s 1 l'/g l3/l6 17,6 i>`/,6 174 1 2 17,6 t P/is |l*'/>6 l7/g ; 1*7,6 27,6 27/g 37,6 i 3 * Vl 6 1 Vs l3/g 17,6 Dimensions on application 1 1 1*4 1V2 1 Vi i 23/i6 25/g ii P/ie ! 134 27,6 21/2 1 27g 1 3% ! IV2 2 2 Vi 3 ! 3i/2 4 1 I 1*7,6 ! 2 Vs 2*/ig 3Vi6 1 31/2 4 |1 3/g i 7g '/2 9/l6 ll/l "/is 1 1V16 74 1S/,6 1 1 p/g .. `Dimension "K" is for reducers having either one or two size reductions. I i 45 Y-Bend :-m--! Return Bend i | Thread Engagemenntt \ .-T-.T--'t'CS.VxVl For explanation, see page 474. Brass Plugs and Bushings t Jl `Square Head Plug Solid Plug (Square Head) Countersunk Plug `Bushing Outside Hexagon `Bushing Inside Hexagon Face Bushing 5 Size Plugs Bushings Cored Square Head j Solid -- Countersunk . Reducing 1 or 2 sizes Hexagon | Reducing 3 to s sizes Face List Prices, Rough Inches j Vs Vi ! 3/s ! Vi 1 74 1 l 1 174 1*4 | 2 | 21/2 I 3 | 4 Each | 1 .33 | .38 | .50 | .75 .9511.5012.50j4.00| 7.50 Each| .21 21 I .21 .33| .40) .60| .9011.2512.10|3.70|6.00|14.50 Each| 1 | ! .33 I .40 | .60 | .90 1.25!2.10|3.70|6.00!14.50 Each! Each { 11 .20 1 .20 i .25 [ .35 i .53 ! .90 1.15|1.7013.4015.00111.00 ! 1 .30 J .42 | .64 |1.08 1,40|2.05|4.10!6.00|13.00 Each | 42 i .42 .48 ! .66 ! .99 j1.3211.65!2.10| ! \ '`Hexagon Bushings: Hexagon Bushings are made either with an outside hexagon or an inside hexagon as illustrated , above, depending on the size of bushing. Face Bushings: Face Bushings in sizes l^-inch and smaller are made from bar stock. These do not have the two small lugs shown in the illustration above. Service suggestions: Square Head Plugs and Countersunk < Pi-.gs are generally used with the 125-Pound Brass Fittings ' shown on page iqo. Solid (Square Head) Plugs are generally used with the 250-Pound Brass Fittings shown on page iq2. . Brass Unions.............................. PaSe 193 250-Pound Brass Fittings. . . page 192 r t Bushings Carried in Stock List prices apply only to these sizes. Hexagon Bushings :| FaceBushings XX X X Vi a Vs 3/gx74 H/g '/2X3/g x Vi Xl/g 3/4xVj x7g x*4 174x1 xVi xVi x7g 172xl74 xl x34 X 72 2 xlVi x 1 Vi xl x34 x 72 272x2 *1*4 x l Vi xl 3 x272 x2 xl>4 x 1 Vi 4 <3 x272 x2 x172 1 Vi x 7g 3/g x Vi 72 x3/g x Vi 3/i x V2 l x3/4 x72 174X1 172x174 2 xlV2 xlV4 18 192 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 Tee wA-'-A-J Dimensions of qo Elbows and Tees apply only to straight sizes; dimensions of reducing sizes will be furnished on request. See page 474 for explanation. List price of re ducing 90 elbows and tees apply only to sizes car ried instock. List Prices, Rough, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches '/4 1 3/s 1 Vz 1 3/4 i 1 1 11/4 1 U/2 1 2 | 21/2 1 3 4 Elbows 90 Straight Reducing .56| .56| .85|1.1512.0013.001 4.50 1 7.50112.00120.00(37.00 11.10|1.30|2.4013.601 5.40 | 9.00|14.40124.00|44.50 45 .62! -62| .88|1.20|2.1013.15| 4.75 | 7.75J12.50)21.00 39.00 Tees Crosses Straight Reducing 1 opening 2 openings .90! -9011.2011.6512.6014.201 6.00 j10.00115.00!24.00 41.00 | t1.30|1.80!2.85i4.60| 6.60 111.00|16.50j25.50 45.00 I | |1.90|3.00!4.801 6.90 j | | 1.3011,30|2.0012.50|4.00|5.50| S.SO 14.00!22.00130.00|45.00 Couplings, Right Hand 1 .70] .7011,0011.25 1.90 2.70| 4.00 | 5.501 9.00113.00120.00 90 Elbows Dimensions in Inches Tees Crosses B PVtS^/lsI IVs l5/is l,3/lBl1S/l6l 1 Vi 1 1 S/l6 1 Vi 1 7/s |lVi|ls/i6 1 V* i 13/l6l 7/g 1 1 I 15/lsl IVisl lVlfii lVl6 u/21 13/4 TW 2Vi 12i Vis | 3*4 1 U/2 1 l3/4 T15/isl 2V4 2% i 35/ie 1*4 l3/4 2*4 27/s 1 3 Vis 1 lVs UVisI iVis i1 Vi6 iy i 2V i 134 12Vie I 2*At 1 2% 31/4 33/4 4 4 4 The largest opening on reducing fittings determines the price; for example, a 1 x x 1" Tee (re ducing 1 opening) is $2.85 list, a ix%x or % x % x 1" Tee (re ducing 2 openings) is $3.00 list, etc. Reducing tees: When specifying reducing tees always name the size of openings in the sequence of the lower case letters as illustrated at the right. Reducing Tee Reducing Fittings Carried in Stock Reducing 90 Elbows Reducing Tees Vz x*4 Vi *Vz 1 x Vi xl/2 U/4xl x3/4 i*4xiV4 I VzxVzx% xl VixVix'/z 2 x 1V2 x3/g xiy4 VixVzxV* 2*4x2 x *4 3 x2*4 VzxVzxVi x2 1 xl xVi 4 x3 xl/2 1 X 3/4 xl x3/4 4 X % xl W*x 1*4 xl x3/4 x V2 Wi* 1 xiy4 xl Wi*Vi xll/4 1 xl xi*4 11/2x1*4x1*4 xl x3/4 x. 1/2 1 *4 x 1 *4 x 1 *4 xl 1V2 x 1 x 1 Vi 2 x2 xli/2 xl'/4 xl x3/4 x 14 2 V2 x 2 V2 x 2 3x3 x2 3x21/2x3 3x2 x3 4x4 x3 1.2 4,3 4 Close Nipple |f - Long Nipple These are high quality Brass Nipples, made from new pipe, having clean, sharp threads ac curately cut to gauge. Brass Plugs . . . puge 191 Brass Bushings.. page 191 Brass Unions... . page 193 Brass Locknuts, page 190 Red Brass Nipples Pipe Size Inches *4 1/4 34 1/2 4 1 11/4 1*4 2 2'/2 3 4 5 Length 1 Inches Close | Close 4 1 .10 7/s i .14 1 1 .16 1*4 1 i34 1 .23 .32 11/2 1 .44 i5/g 1 .69 i*4 j .83 2 J 1.15 21/2 1 2.64 2s 1 3.85 2*4 1 7.25 3 1 13.25 U/2 1 .12 1 .18 1 .20 1 .25 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! i l List Prices List Prices, Each Length, Inches 2 121/2 3 1 3*2 | 4 1 42 I 5 ,15| .17 .21) .24 .241 .28 .18| .20! .27| .301 ,32| ,36| .22 i .33 1 .40 | .24 | .37 | .44 | .26 .40 .48 .31| .37 .42| .47! .53 I .59 1 .65 .38| .46 .54| .621 .70 ( .78 | .85 .53! -83 ,74| ,84| .94 i 1.05 | 1.16 .921 .92il.07|1.23| 1.38 I 1.53 1 1.68 ,06|1.06|1.2411.431 1.61 1 1.78 I 1.96 11.40;1.65|1.891 2.13 1 2.37 | 2.61 11 3.1013.561 4.02 1 4.48 1 4.94 i 14.4715.06! 5.70 6.26 1 6.90 ; i > 9.40 1 10.50 1 11.50 ; 1 ' 16.50 1 16.50 1 18.00 SV2 ' 6 .28 1 .80 .43 1 16 .52 | ,r(l .71 1 7/ .93 1 1.00 1.27 1 1.40 1.84 ( 2.15 j 2.85 ! 5.40 1 2.00 2.30 3.10 5.86 7.53 ! 8.10 12.60 ! 15.80 19.50 ; 21 00 CRANE Brass Ground Joint Unions 193 125-Pound WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam 200 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air Tested r 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 12 5 -Pound Octagon Ends No. 523 Vi Octagon Ends No. 6% E Octagon Ends These unions have a ground joint; no gasket is required. 25-Pound Government Pattern BOO-Pound List Prices and Dimensions Inches | Vg I 14 i 3/g I Vi I 3A 1 ! IV I 1V2 2>/2 Rough Each| 1.02 | 1.02 | 1.02 | 1.23 1 1.70 2.25 | 3.30 I 3.90 j 6.00[II.00[17,00 End to end No. 5231/2, Rough End to end Inches! l>s/,2[ 1% I lVs I l3A 1 2 2%2 i 2Vg2 I 2V2 I 23/4 Each! 1.25 I 1.25 I 1.25 1.60 | 2.25 3.00 | 4.20 | 5.40 | 8.50 |13.70|23.40 Inchesl lVig | IVib I 1% [lVi8l 2/g | 27/lg j2"/,g\ 2% I 33/,B | 3/1B 1 3K No. 696 E, Rough Eachl | 2.75 | 2.75 | 3.15 1 4.40 | 6.00 [ 8.50 jlO.50)15.50| End to end Inchesl lVg 1113/i61115/i61 21/4 ) 27/i6 !213/i6 3 3% l he No. 523H Government Pattern Unions when past in the required composition, comply with U. S. Navy Department Specifications. The No. 6q6 E 300-Pound Unions are made of Crane Special Brass, a high grade steam metal. Ground joint: All of these unions have a ground joint seat that holds pressure easily; no gasket is required. The unions can be taken apart and reassembled re 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 Ground joint--no gasket is required No. 523 l/i Union Elbows have a semi -finished tail-piece; the elbow portion is : rough. On sizes i-inch and larger, the - tail-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| Vs Vt 3/g Vt Each! 2.15 2.15 2.15 2.90 Inches | 9/ig Inches | U/2 13/is 1S/,6 U/g l3/4 llS/l6 23/l6 3/4 3.90 l*/i 2s/g 1 5.70 l7/is 3 No. 524Vi 90 Union Elbow U4 8.00 iv4 3Vis 1V4 10.00 l`3/l6 3% 2 15.00 21/4 41/4 194 CRANE 150 and 300-Pound Brass Flanges IT Companion Flange No. 2104, 150-Pound No. 2109, 300-Pound WORKING PRESSURES 150-Pound 300-Pound 150 pounds saturated steam 300 pounds steam 225 pounds cold water, oil. or gas non-shock 500 pounds cold water oil, or gas, non-shock Size 150-Pound F. & D. 300-Pound F. & D. No. 2104, Screwed Flange Diameter Thickness No. 2109, Screwed Flange Diameter Thickness List Prices and Dimensions Inches1 1 1V4 1V2 2 Each | 7.00 8.00 10.00 13.50 Inches | 4i/4 Inches! % Eachi 8.75 4% 5 6 13/32 v16 V2 10.00 12.50 16.50 Inches | 4% Inches! 19/32 5 Vi % 6 Vs llAe 6% Vi 2Vi 3 17.00 | 21.00 7 j 7 Vi 9/l6 5/s 21.00 | 26.00 7 Vi 8*4 13/l6 29/32 4|5j 6 30.00 | 36.00 1 44.00 9 | 10 | 11 n/,B ! Vi ! 13/ir 11 i1 ;j 150-Pound: The No. 2104 Companion Flange is made of red brass. Dimensions conform to the V1SS 150-Pound SP Bronze Flange and Flanged Fitting Standard (No. SP-2-1Q4N. All sizes interchange with American Standard Cast Iron Flanges, Class 125, differing only in thickness and in facing 300-Pound: The No. 210a Companion Flange is made of a high grade steam metal. Dimensions con form to the MSS 300-Pound SP Bronze Flange and Flange Fitting Standard (No. SP-2-1Q46). All sizes interchange with American Standard Cast Iron Flanges. Class 250. differing only in thickness and in facing. Facing: The flanges are plain faced, with two Vshaped concentric grooves between the port and the bolt holes. Full face gaskets should be used. Drilling: These flanges are furnished faced and drilled (F. & D.) unless ordered faced only. Prices include facing and drilling to the VISS 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 material which 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 438 At the Crane Chicago Works. Inspecting and checking the alignment of Crane Screwed Fittings. * CRANE 195 k Railing Fittings Malleable Iron Ball Pattern Railing Fittings................................... page io6 Malleable Iron Adjustable Railing Fittings........................ . page iq; I Railing Threads -- Dimensions and Normal Engagement . . . page iqti f Rivets for Railing Fittings.................................................. . . page iqS * Brass Floor Flanges Iron Floor Flanges P<*g* 190 P**g* 207 ******* Crane 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 scucial 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 economically 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. Orders and inquiries for price or information on Pipe Railings 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. 2-inch Galvanized Double Pipe Railing -- total length of railing 6000 feet Fabricated in a Crane Branch House Shop 196 CRANE Malleable Iron Ball Pattern Railing Fittings L.H. 90 Elbow No. 1, Right Hand L.H. 90 Side Outlet Elbow No. 2, Right Hand R.H. Tee No. 3, Tapped as shown No. 3 Vi, Right Hand R.H. Side Outlet Tee No. 4, Tapped as shown No. 4Vi, Right Hand List Prices, Each Size Inches | Vi 34 1 IV* IV2 2 R.H. Cross No. 5, Tapped as shown No. 5 Vi, Right Hand 90 Elbows 90 Side Outlet Elbows Tees L.H. Side Outlet Tees No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 3V2 No. 4 No. 4Vi R.H. Crosses Side Outlet Cross No. 6, Right Hand No. 6Vi, Tapped as shown Side Outlet Crosses No. 5 No. 51/2 No. 6 No. 6Vi Square Floor Flanges No. 7 Square Floor Flange No. 7, Right Hand Male Ball Ornaments No. 8 No. 8Vi Female Ball Ornaments No. 13 Black [ .43 Galv. | .56 Black | .57 Galv. | .74 Black | .47 Galv. | .61 Black | .47 Galv. | .61 Black | .69 Galv. | .90 Black | .69 Galv. I .90 Black j .60 Galv. j .78 Black | .60 Galv. | .78 Black | .80 | Galv. | 1.05 1 Black | .80 ; Galv. | 1.05 j Black { .37 i Galv. j .48 I Black | .67 | Galv. | .87 | Black i .67 i Galv. | .87 i Black | .67 | Galv. 1 .87 | .52 .68 .72 .94 .57 .74 .57 .74 .82 1.05 .82 1.05 .74 .96 .74 .96 .93 1.20 .93 1.20 .48 .62 .80 .99 .80 .99 ! .80 .99 .64 .83 .84 1.10 .70 .91 .70 .91 1.10 1.45 1.10 1.45 .95 1.20 .95 1.20 1.20 1.55 1.20 1.55 .55 .72 .95 1.25 .95 1.25 | .95 1.25 .92 1.20 1.20 1.55 1.00 1.25 1.00 1.25 1.45 1.90 1.45 1.90 1.30 1.65 1.30 1.65 1.65 2.15 1.65 2.15 .92 1.20 ! 1.15 1.50 1.15 1.50 1 1.15 1.50 1.20 1.65 1.55 2.15 1.60 2.20 2.10 2.85 1.30 1.80 1.70 2.25 1.30 1.80 1.70 2.25 1.95 2.60 2.55 3.40 1.95 2.60 2.55 3.40 1.75 2.35 2.25 2.95 1.75 2.35 2.25 2.95 2.20 2.95 2.85 3.85 2.20 2.95 2.85 3.85 1.35 2.35 1.75 ! 3.15 1.40 1.75 1.80 1 2.35 1.40 | 1.75 1.80 l 2.35 1.40 | 1.75 1.80 ! 2.55 Male Ball Ornament No. 8, Left Hand No. 8Vi, Right Hand Female Ball Ornament No. 13, Right Hand 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 regular list prices. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Orders should be accom panied by a sketch. Iron Round Floor Flanges page 207 Brass Round Floor Flanges page ISO Threading, normal thread engagement,and rivet data page 198 Dimensions, in Inches No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 or 3V2 No. 4 or 4*/i No. 5 or 5 Vi No. 6 or 6Vi No. 7 Size 1 Vi 1 % ! 1 1 l>/4 1 1 Vi 1 2 A 1 1 Vs 1 lS/l6 ! lVi 1 l3/4 1 l,S/l6 ! 21/4 B 1 IV, 1 iv2 1 l3/4 1 23/is 1 21/2 1 215/l6 D | 2 Vi 1 2 Vi 1 35/l6 i 43/i6 1 43/4 1 5% E ! 2 i 2 Vi 1 2iVi 6 1 3 Vs 1 334 ! 411/16 F | 21/2 ! 3*/lS i 37,6 i 43/l6 411/161 5/i6 G 1 1 Vi 1 l7/s 1 21/1S 1 21/2 ! 213/1S | 37,6 No. 8 No sh No- 13 ___ _______ ________ C R A N E _____ ______ ______ 197 Malleable Iron Adjustable Railing Fittings Ball Type .-',-''70 ; j Elbow No. 70 Female Right Hand Elbow No. 70Vi Male and Female Right Hand L. H. L. H. R. H. R. H. Tee No. 71 Right Hand No. 71 Vi Tapped as shown Stair Landing Tee No. 72 Right Hand 7 Flange No. 79 Right Hand Galvanized fittings are made to order. Add 50% to list prices of black fittings shown below. Size Elbows Tees Crosses Flanges List Prices, Black Inches | 1 ! lVs No. 70 No. 701/2 Each! 2.70 ; 2.90 Eachi 3.00 j 3.30 No. 71 Each! 3.50 i 4.15 No. 711/2 Each | 3.50 I 4.15 No. 72 Each | 3.50 ! 4.15 No. 73 Each | 4.20 | 5.10 No. 731/2 Eachi 4.20 | 5.10 No. 74 Each) 4.20 | 5.10 No. 741/2 Each! 4.20 1 5.10 No. 79 Each 1 3.45 ; 4.10 IV2 3.70 4.10 4.60 4.60 4.60 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 4.75 2 5.75 6.30 8.00 8.00 8.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 8.50 R. H. R. H. R. H. Cross No. 73 Right Hand No. 731/2 Tapped as shown L. H. dA. R. H K/ wW R. H. Stair Landing Cross No. 74 Right Hand No. 741/2 Tapped as shown These fittings are adjustable as shown in the illustrations, and may be used in railings of any angle from horizontal to 45 degrees. All openings are threaded to afford rigidity to the railing. No. 70Yi Male and Female Elbows may be used in combination with Ball Pattern Railing Fittings shown on page iq6. Such combinations provide for corner fittings, and en able erecting railings of a steeper angle than 45 degrees. Thread engagement Dimensions, in Inches Size A B C D 11 1 23/4 1 23/,6 I l1'/is ' lll/is page J98 1V 31/4 21/2 2'/s l`l/is lVz 33/4 21 3/,6 23/g l Vs 2 41/4 3'/4 2'5/lS 2'A 198 CRANE Crane Railing Pipe Threads Threading Tolerance: Nothing Large One turn Small Dotted lines show the amount that an American Standard Pipe Thread is shortened at the end. Crane Railing Fitting Thread Assemblj The recess in the fitting provides a covering for the last scratch or imperfect thread on the Railing Pipe, making a neat appearingjoint. Size of Ripe Vz Vs 1 1V lVz 2 Dimensions, in Inches T KSM O.D. of Pipe Number of Threads Per Inch Pitch Dia. at End of Male Thread Effectivc Length Am. Std. Pipe Thread Effective Length Am.Std. Railing Pipe Thread .840 | 1.0S0 | 1.315 i 1.660 | 1.900 | 2.375 l 14 14 11V2 11 Vi 11 Vi 11 Vi | .77182 | I .98107 | | 1.22993 ! 1 1.57343 1 | 1.81239 | | 2.28532 | .5337 .5457 .6828 .7068 .7235 .7565 1 1 1 | .3194 .3314 .4219 .4459 .4626 .4956 N RPL D Total Length of Male Thread (Max.) Amount Am. Std. Pipe Thread is Shortened at the End Thds. 1 Inches Pitch of Thread Imperfect Length Threads of due to Pipe Lead of Entering Die Recessed (Max.) Railing Thds. i Inches Fitting .4980 .5100 .6393 .7068 .7235 .7565 1 3 j .2143 3 I .2143 3 | .2609 3 | .2609 3 | .2609 3 1 .2609 .07143 ; .07143 .086% 1 .086% | .086% .08696 I 2 Vi 2 Vi 2 Vi 3 3 3 .1786 j .1786 | .2174 1 .2609 1 .2609 .2609 i Vi Vz Vs l'/,6 Vs Vs Cutting Railing 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 il necessary may be shorter provided the length ol imperfect threads "L" caused by the lead of the die is reduced the same amount. Crane Thread Lubricants page 444 Rivet Data For Malleable Iron Ball Pattern Railing Fittings The Malleable Iron Ball Pattern Railing Fittings illustrated on page lqo can be especially prepared for rivets, when so ordered; prices on application. When supplied for riveted joints, the diameter of the rivet hole and its location in relation to the end of the fitting will conform to the table at the right. Any other drilling for rivets is considered special, and order must be accompanied by complete details or sketch' prices on application. For satisfactory results, users are urged to abide h\ these standard diameters and lengths of rivets Nominal Pipe Size of Fitting Vz Vs l 1V4 lVz 2 Dimensions, in Inches Drilling of Rivet Holes for all Malleable Iron Railing Fittings Diameter of Hole Center of Hole to End of Fitting Diameter of Rivet Lengv of Rivet (Measured from under Head1 _ 3/l6 S/l6 3/l6 1 Vs 3/l6 Vis 3/l6 lVz __ Vs Vs Vs lVs __ Vs Vs Vs 2 Vs __ Vs Vs Vs 2 Vi __ 5/,s Vs V16 3 _ CRANE Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanges i25-Pound Fittings General Description Dimensions............ Working Pressures.. List Prices................. pages tec to it: pages :eo and is i page :ci ... . page i? 3 250-Pound Fittings General Description.......................................................... page 204 Dimensions............................................................................page 104 Working Pressures....................................................... page 104 List Prices....................................................................... page 205 125-Pound Flanges.. 250-Pound Flanges.. Round Floor Flanges pages 200 and 20; . ... page 208 ......... page 207 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. 199 irane also manufactures a complete line of aeel flanged fittings and flanges, 18-8 Mo ffenged fittings and flanges, and brass flanges, tor information on these and other allied products, see the pages referred to below: * 2ai: Steel Flanged Fittings..............pages 261 to 268 Forged Steel Flanges...........................pages 285 to 2Q2 Welding Fittings...................................pages 2bq to 284 Brass Flanges.................................... .................. page 1Q4 <8-8 Mo Fittings and Flanges.........................page 373 - Crane Cast Iron Flanged Fittings, Cast Iron f 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. i i 20 200 CRANE 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings WORKING PRESSURES \Yi to iz-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 20c to 2C3 illustrate Crane 125-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 1}A to S-inch, inclusive, are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago, for sprinkler service. American Standard: The material, dimensions, and drilling of these fittings conform to the Ameri can Standard for Cast Iron Flanged Fittings. Class 125 (B16.1 -1Q4S) Material: All fittings sizes 12-inch and smaller are made of Crane Cast Iron, conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A 126 for Class A Castings. Sizes 14mch and larger are made of Crane Ferrosteel, con forming to A.S.T.M. 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 T^-inch larger than the diameter of the bolts; for bolts i^-inch diameter and larger, 34-inch larger than the diameter of the bolts. 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 (Bi6b2-iq31). See page 439 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 203 The base is intended for support in compression and is not to be used for anchoring or supporting in tension or shear. 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. When the base on Square Base Elbows is ordered faced and drilled, it also is drilled with four hole^ 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 450 have the same center to lace dimensions as 450 Elbows; 46 to qo, the same center to face dimensions as c,c Elbows. These fittings are made to order only. Galvanized Fittings: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings are regularly listed black onl\. Galvanized fittings, however, 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 NIut. For machine bolts, see page 445. Gaskets: A wide variety of gaskets for 125-pound cast iron flanged joints is listed on page 454, in cluding 3T6-inch cloth inserted rubber, Vfg-inch "CC Rubber, 4-ounce canvas, and Vjg'inch Cranite--all 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 444. Dimensions of End Flanges, in Inches J \1 .I 1 ---------------------- B-------------- *3 Size lVi 2 2 Vi 3 3 Vi 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 A B C D | No. of ! Dia. of i bolts 1 bolts IVi 5 9/l6 37/s ; 4 ! 2 6 5/s 4% 1 4 1 2 Vi 7 "/IS 51/2 j 4 i 3 s 3 7 Vi v4 6 ! 4 !H 3 Vi 81/2 i I3/1S 7 i 8 i 5s_ 4 9 is/,* 71/2 i 8 5J> 5 10 15/, 8V2 8 : 34 6 11 1 91/2 1 8 1 3 4 8 131/2 ll/s h3/4 i 8 1 3 4__ 10 16 l3/, 6 H1/4 1 12 __ 12 19 U/4 17 1 12 ' 7$ 14 21 l3/s 183/4 t 12 ' 1 16 231/2 IVlS 211/4 i 16 1 L_ 18 25 l9/l6 223/4 1 16 I'JU 20 271/2 11 Vl 6 25 20 1 1' 24 32 1% 29i/2 1 20 i l'_ List prices.................................... page 203 How to read reducing sizes . page 562 r CRANE 201 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings Dimensions, in Inches 90 Elbow No. 525, Straight No. 545, Reducing r-E 90 Long Radius Elbow No. 551, Straight No. 546, Reducing 45 Elbow No. 527 Straight Side Outlet Elbow No. 526 Straight 5TR E hid T E 90 Base Elbow Vo. 549, with Square Base Vo. 550, with Round Base No. 531, Reducing Cross No. 537 Straight 45 Lateral No. 541 Straight K-r-i Taper Reducer No. 547 u-r-3 Eccentric Reducer No. 548 Size itches fc 1 \'2 2 212 E3 Mb |4 *6 M sio 32 ^14 M 120 j24 E EE F G H J KL Center to face, 90 Elbow. Tee, or Cross Face to face, Tee or Cross Center to face, 90 Long Radius Elbow Center to face, 45 Elbow Center to base, 90 Base Elbow Size of Support ing Pipe for Base Diameter of Round Base or Size of Square Thick ness of Base 48 2V4 4V2 9 6VZ 2'/2 5 10 7 3 5`/2 um 3 6 12 81/2 31/2 6 Vi 13 9 4 51/2 2 6% 7V4 15 101/4 4`/2 61/4 21/2 7 n/l6 8 16 HV4 5 7 21/2 7 U/, 9 18 14 51/2 8% 4 9 1S/l6 11 22 161/2 61/2 9% 4 9 l5/l6 12 24 , 19 71/2 11 Vi 6 11 1 14 28 211/2 7?/2 15 30 , 24 | If-- 1 i i ! 1 i 161/2 33 261/2 81/2 18 1 36 j 29 | 91/2 22 1 44 1 34 1 11 MNP R Face to face, 45 Lateral Center to face, 45 Lateral Center to face, 45' Lateral Face to face, Reducer 10*/2 12 13 8 91/2 10 21/2 21/2 3 15 17 18 22 251/2 30 12 131/2 141/2 171/2 201/2 241/2 3 31/2 3i/2 41/2 5 51/2 iI 11 1 ii | !!1 Si/2 6 61/2 7 8 9 11 12 14 16 18 ie Outlet Elbows: The center to face of Side felet Elbows is alike for all three openings; all er;:igs are on intersecting center lines. lensions of reducing fittings: The center to dimensions of the Reducing qo Elbows, Reduc- Long Radius Elbows, and Reducing Tees listed on page 203 are the same as for the straight sizes corresponding to the size of the largest opening. Dimensions of Reducers: The face to face of Re ducers is 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. Taps and drains for flanged fittings . page $34 Templates for drilling page 439 20 202 CRANE 12 5-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings WORKING PRESSURES 114 to i 2-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. 541 45 Lateral Straight No. 547 '"Taper Reducer No. 548 "Eccentric Reducer Reducing Fittings: The prices of Reducing Elbows, Reducing Tees, and of Reducers apply only to the regularly listed sizes as shown on the opposite page; the price is-determined by the size of the largest opening. All other sizes are special; prices are fur nished on application. 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 with flanges", The illustration at the right shows a No. 525 oo Elbow with a No. 557 Reducing Screwed Flange bolted on one end. For Elbow with Reducing Reducing Flanges, see page 207. Flange Bolted On Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings sizes 1 Yi to 8-inch, inclusive, are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago, for sprinkler service. 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. Facing and drilling: The dimensions and drilling of end flanges conform to the American Cast ; on Flange Standard, Class 125 (B16.1-1Q48). Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. The fittings arc furnished with the end flanges faced and drilled unless ordered faced only; faced only fittings are fur nished at the same price as faced and drilled fittings. The base on Base Elbows is neither faced nor drilled unless so ordered, and then at the extra price shown on the opposite page. 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 rule holes is 20 cents per hole. Fittings 18-inch and lu;ger are regularly furnished spot faced at no extra charge. Drilling to the 25-Pound Standard: When >0 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 (Bi6b2-iQ31). See page 43Q for templates. Materials: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings sizes 12-inch and smaller are made of east iron; larger sizes are made of Ferrosteel. CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings 203 *.,.*v* V MMHWWO%* *" List Prices, Black, Each--Faced and Drilled Size No. 525 No. 545 No. 551 No. 546 No. 527 Inches 90" Elbow 90 Elbow 90 Long 90 Long 45 "Elbow Straight Reducing Radius Radius Elbow Elbow Straight Reducing i Vi ! 9 7.20 . 7.20 13.20 12.00 8.30 8.30 2 Vi 8.10 : 14.00 13.50 9.30 3 9.40 | 15.00 15.00 21.50 11.00 " 31/2 11.50 4 , 12.50 ! 18.50 18.50 19.50 27.00 13.00 14.50 5 ; 15.50 1 21.50 24.00 35.00 18.00 6 i 21.50 i 28.00 31.00 44.00 22.00 " 8 1 33.00 ; 41.00 , 54.00 76.00 33.00 10 60.00 64.00 81.00 135.00 i 59.00 12 86.00 111.00 130.00 ; 195.00 86.00 14 114.00 157.00 I 203.00 114.00 16 162.00 ' 190.00 270.00 162.00 ;3 i 230.00 338.00 230.00 >0 325.00 433.00 325.00 24 420.00 810.00 420.00 No. 526 Side Outlet Elbow 62.00 68.00 70.00 108.00 160.00 230.00 No. 549 90" Square Base Elbow Base Plain ; ; No. 550 90 Round Base Elbow Base Plain Extra for Facing and Drilling Base on No. 549 or No. 550 i i ,. 21.50 21.50 32.50 32.50 38.50 38.50 51.00 51.00 82.00 82.00 118.00 118.00 7.00 8.00 8.00 11.50 11.50 17.50 XXX Size No. 529 No. 531 No. 537 Tee Tee Cross Inches Straight Reducing No. 541 No. 547 No. 548 45 Lateral Taper Reducer ^edCcer lVi 9.50 9.50 13.25 17.50 20.00 | 2Vi [ 11.00 14.50 19.00 22.00 14.00 j 3___ 12.00 17.50 | 21.00 j 24.50 j 15.00 | 15.00 3Vi 19.00 | I 18.00 | 20.00 25.00 ! 30.00 34.00 | 20.00 20.00 | 24.50 30.00 38.00 43.00 24.50 24.50 | 29.00 | 35.00 i 49.00 | 58.00 1 30.00 j 30.00 3 1 43.00 j 60.00 j 76.00 j 86.00 | 38.00 i 38.00 10 | 86.00 90.00 113.00 130.00 68.00 j 68.00 12 108.00 130.00 162.00 189.00 103.00 103.00 14 | 189.00 | 200.00 | 148.00 16 270.00 190.00 18 | 325.00 20 400.00 24 600.00 ! List of Reducing Elbows and of Reducers The prices of the Nos. 545 and 54b Reducing Elbows and of the N'cs. 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 are special. No. 545 90 Elbows <lVi 1 8 2Vjx2 *2 Vi x2 <3 <2 Vi <2 x4 x3 10x8 x6 12x10 x8 x6 14x12 16x12 No. 546 11 90 Long Radius Elbows No. 547 Taper Reducers 3 x2Vi x2 4 x3 5 x4 6 x5 <4 8 x6 x5 10x8 12x10 2Vixl V2 3 x2Vi x2 x 1 Vi 3Vix3 4 x3Vi x3 x 2 Vi x2 5 6 x5 x4 x3 x2 Vi x2 8 x6 x5 <4 10x8 x6 No. 548 Eccentric Reducers 12x10 *! I 14x12 xlO x8 x6 16x14 x 12 xlO 4 x3 5 x4 10x8 12x10 List of Reducing Tees 1 he pricesot the No. 531 , to the regularly listed sizes shown below; the price is determined by the sizeofthe largest opening. ABc 2 <2 x l Vi 2Vix2l/2x2 3 x3 x2>/2 <2 x 1 Vi 3 *2Vix3 x2Vi 3 x2 x3 x2 2Vix2Vjx3 x4 x3 x2 Vi x2 x 1 Vi <3 x4 x3 x2>/zx4 x3 x2Vi x2 x4 x3 x4 x4 x3 x2Vi x2 x5 x4 x5 ABC 6x6x0 x3 x2Vi x2 6x5x6 x5 x4 6x4x6 x4 x3 6x3x6 x4 x3 6x2x6 5x5x6 4x4x6 8x8x6 x5 x4 x3 8x6x8 x6 x5 x4 x3 8x5x8 8x4x8 x6 6x6x8 ABC 10x10x8 x5 <4 x3 10x8 <10 <8 <6 8 x8 xlO 12x12x10 x8 x6 x5 x4 12x10x12 xlO x8 x6 12x8 xl2 x8 10x10x12 14x14x8 Dimentions.................. pages 200 and 201 Templates for drilling................ page 439 How to read reducing sizes page SS2 Bolting on Flanges.................... page 437 20 V 204 CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated steam 400 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock American Standard: The dimensions of Crane 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings conform to the American Standard for Cast Iron Flanged Fit tings. Class 250 (Bibb-iQ44). Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Sizes 2 to 8-inch, inclusive, are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago, for sprinkler service. Materials: Except 45 Laterals, all fittings sizes 10-inch and smaller are made of Crane Cast Iron, conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A 12b for Class A Castings; 12-inch fittings are made of Crane Ferrosteel, conforming to A.S.T.M. Specification A 12b for Class B higher strength Gray Iron Cast ings. Laterals sizes 6-inch and smaller are cast iron, and 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 inch raised face which is finished with concentric grooves, approx imately lb 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 (3^-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 -era the center lines. ' Base Elbows: The base on Base Elbows ; nci faced nor drilled unless so ordered and tlwn at extra price shown on the opposite page. \\ hen dered faced and drilled, it is drilled to the templat the flange corresponding to the size of the si -no pipe, drilling only four holes in all cases. tT. placed so as to miss or straddle the ribs. T;i. ha intended for support in compression and is - ,ot 1 used for anchoring or supporting m tension . >r Spot facing: The bolt holes are not spot unless so ordered, and then at an extra list pri 20 cents per hole. Galvanized Fittings: These fittings are re,, listed black only, but galvanized fittings are to order at an extra charge of 40 per cent ove~ price of black fittings. Gaskets: Gaskets for 250-pound cast iro1-1 fl; joints are listed on page 454. These incite thick Cranite and "CC" Rubber: corrugaua c gaskets can be furnished when ordered. Thread lubricants: Flanged joints are casi make tight--and to take apart later if necess when a good thread lubricant is used on the flange faces, and gaskets. See page 444 for lubri Dimensions, in Inches Tj --F Ti Tee Size 2 V-h 3 3V2 4 5 6 8 10 12 End Flanges Center to Face and Face to Face ABC D E No. of Dia.of Bolts Bolts F FF H J K L MN P R! S 2 6V2 v% 43/i6 5 2Vz 7V2 1 415/16 57/g 3 8Vi 11/8 511/16 65/g 3V2 9 1V16 55/16 71/4 4 10 l'/4 515/16 7 Vs 5 n 1% S5/, 6 91/4 6 i2Vi 17/16 911/is 10% 8 15 1% 11'5/16 13 10 171/2 1% 14V,6 151/4 12 2OV2 2 16V, 6 175/4 8 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 16 16 5/8 5 10 3 3/4 51/2 11 31/2 1 j 51/2 34 6 12 3'/2 14 11 3 1 6 5/4 6 V2 13 4 ! 3/4 7 14 41/2 6 2 6V2 7/g I6I/2 131/2 3 ! 7 3/4 8 16 5 65/4 21/2 7`/2 1 I8V2 15 31/2! 8 3/4 81/2 17 51/2 71/2 21/2 71/2 1 2IV2 171/2 4 ! 9 7/ 10 20 6 9 4 10 U*/4 25% 201/2 5 1 11 1 IU/2 23 7 IOV2 4 l'/g 13 26 8 10 IV4 291/2 24 51/21 12 1 **3 u*< 90' Base B.undr i.t El i-s wr K Dimensions of Reducing Elbows and Tees: The center to face is the same as for the straight size corresponding to the size of the largest opening. Dimensions of Reducers: The face to 1 -"-t 01 sion is governed by the size of the larg^ r Pe ; regardless of the size of the smaller openr'1-' CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanged Fittings 205 No. 101 E, 90 Elbow Straight No. 121 E, 90 Elbow Reducing No. 103 E, 45 Elbow Straight % No. 123 E Taper Reducer List Prices, Black, Each--Faced and Drilled :e No. 101 E No. 121 E No. 103 E No. 125i/2 E No. 105 E No. 107 E No. 113 E No. 117 E No. 123 E 90Elbow 90 Elbow 45 Elbow 90 Round Extra for Tee Tee Cross 45 Taper Straight Reducing Base Facing and Straight Reducing Lateral Reducer Elbow Drilling les Base Plain Base 11.00 11.50 13.50 17.00 18.00 22.00 31.00 48.00 86.00 125.00 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 86.00 125.00 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 75.00 117.00 169.00 i 32.00 23.00 34.00 26.00 38.00 42.00 !| 1 36.00 49.00 54.00 49.00 65.00 71.00 61.00 80.00 88.00 88.00 124.00 136.00 132.00 195.00 215.00 19.50 21.00 30.00 37.00 44.00 60.00 101.00 *List of Reducing Fittings 107 E Tee *The prices of the No. 121 E Reducing qo Elbows, No. 107 E Reducing Tees, and No. 123 E Taper Reducers apply only to the regularly listed sizes, as shown below; the price is determined by the size of the largest opening. All other sizes are special, and prices are furnished on application. 121 E No. 107 E ucing Reducing Tees ilbows ABC ABC ABC ABC No. 123 E Taper Reducers ix2 x 2V2 x3 x 2 */2 x4 _<3__ x5 v4 ,6 '5 ^4__ x8 x6 x5 2!4x2'/2x2 5x5x4 8x8x6 10x10x8 2>/2x2 6 x5 x2 x2 x3 x5 x6 3 x2V2 x4 3 x3 x2Vz *2 Vt x4 x5 x2 x3 3 3 4 4 x2 x2 x2V2x3 5x4x5 x3 x2*/2 10x8 x4 xlO 4 x2>/2 x4 x2 x8 x2 x3 6x6x5 8x6x8 x2 x4 x6 x6 x5 5 x4 x3 x3 *2% x2V2 x2 x2 x3 x4 6x5x6 10x6 xlO x8 x6 8 x8 x10 x3 x2V2 <2% x2 x2 8 x6 x4 x3 x5 x4 x2l/2 10x8 x2 x6 x5 x4 x3 xS x2 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 No. 101 E qo Elbow with a No. 155 E Re ducing Flange bolted on one end. See page 208 for flanges. How to read reducing sizes..........................PaS* S62 Taps and drains for flanged fittings . , . page 534 Bolting on Companion Flanges................. page 437 Templates for drilling .................................page 440 Cast Steel Fittings For higher pressures and temperatures, Crane Cast Steel Flanged Fittings are recommended. They are available in seven pressure classes, in a wide variety of types, and in sizes as large as 24 inches See pages 261 to 268. 206 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 No. 555 Blind Flange Size of pipe Inches 1 iy IV2 2 2i/2 3 31/2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 List Prices and Dimensions List Prices, Black, Each Dimensions, in Inches No. 553 Screwed Flanges Faced and Drilled No. 555 Blind Flanges Faced and Drilled A Diameter of flange B Thickness of flange c Length through hub D Diameter of bolt circle 1.35 1.45 1.50 1.60 4y 45/s 1.53 1.70 5 1.70 1.85 6 1.87 2.05 7 2.30 2.55 7 Vi 2.90 3.20 8V2 3.45 3.85 9 4.15 5.20 10 5.00 6.30 11 7.50 9.30 131/2 11.00 13.70 16 15.00 21.00 19 1 24.00 1 33.50 21 35.00 49.00 231/2 I 42.00 1 59.00 25 I 50.00 1 70.00 271/2 I 70.00 I 98.00 1 32 7/lS 1/2 9/lS % * Vi 6 3/4 13/.6 1S/l6 15/16 1 I'/s 1 3/l6 l`/4 l3/s l7/is l*/l6 1 1% 1 Vi s 13/. % 1 1 l3/i i H/4 ' l>/4 : l5/l6 l7/l6 i*/i : l3/4 11V,6 1 23/is ; i 21/4 ! 1 2V2 1 1 2'i/is ' I 2 Vi 1 1 31/4 I 3'/s 31/2 3 Vi 43/ 51/2 6 7 7'/2 8V2 91/2 ll3/4 141/4 17 183/4 211/4 223/4 25 291/2 , ! i 1 ' ! 1 I I i | 1 No. of Bolts 4 4 4 4 4 4 8: 8i 8 8 8 12 1 12 ! 12 ' 16 I 16 1 20 | 20 | Dia. of Bolts */2 1/2 V2 5/s % % % % 3/4 3/4 3/4 Vi Vi 1 1 l'/s 11/g IV4 American Standard: The dimensions and drilling of these flanges conform to the American Standard for Cast Iron Flanges, Class 125 (Bi6.1-1948). Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Sizes 1 to 8-inch, inclusive, are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chicago, for sprinkler service. Materials: Sizes 12-inch fiq inches outside diam eter) and smaller are made of cast iron: larger sizes are regularly made of Crane Ferrosteel, to conform to the American Standard. Facing and drilling: Crane 125-Pound Cast Iron 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. Flanges are plain faced, with a smooth finish. 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 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 a-' per cent to the list prices of black flanges. Templates for drilling page 439 Gaskets . page 454 CRANE 125-Pound Cast Iron Reducing Flanges 207 WORKING PRESSURES 125 pounds saturated steam, 175 pounds cold water, oil. or gas, non-shock crtAi-tS 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 size 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 10-inch valve or fitting |(outside diameter of flange on 10-inch valve or fitting: gib inches) should be ordered: t 6" x 16" Reducing Flange. Size Inches 1 <5 1 x6 i y4x6 1 x6 iy2x7 2 x7 11/2x71/2 2 x7`/2 21/2x71/2 3 x8>/2 1 '/2x9 2 x9 21/2x9 3 x9 3V2x9 List Prices, Black, Each No. 557 Faced and Drilled Size Inches 2.20 2.45 2.70 3 X10 4 <10 2 <11 211 /2x11 3 <11 ; ! 4 <11 5 xll 3.45 i 3 x 131/2 4 x 131/2 4.35 5.20 , 5 x 131/2 6i x 131/2 6 xl6 8 x 16 8 xl9 1 10 xl9 No. 557 Faced and Drilled 6.25 7.50 11.20 16.50 22.50 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 countersunk holes for screws and are not faced. Malleable Iron Floor Flange List Prices and Dimensions _ Size , Inches Cast Iron Round Floor Flanges List Prices Black Galv. Each Each Dimensions, in Inches Flange thick- ness A Hub length B Bolt circle c No. and dia. of holes c 1/4 x2i3/16j| .26 .52 732 1/2 14 4-Vi y x3 .26 .52 732 7)6 2 4-1/4 / 1/2 X31/2 .32 .64 %2 9/is 21/2 4-1/4 3'4 X 31/2 .32 .64 Vis 5/s 21/2 4-1/4 r 1 x4 i D4x4 .40 .80 "/32 'V,e 3 4-1/4 .40 .80 * I/32 3/4 3 4-V4 ? 14x41/2 .50 1.00 % Vi 31/2 4-s/is f2 x5i/2 1 .65 1.30 '3/32 1 41/4 4-7,6 Malleable Iron Round Floor Flanges List Prices Black Galv. Each Each .32 .64 .32 .64 .40 .80 .40 .80 .50 1.00 .65 1.30 Dimensions, in Inches Flanae thick- ness A Hub length B Bolt circle C 11 7>z 7,6 u/32 `732 % 1732 7l6 s/s H/l 6 ' 74 Vi 1 1 21/2 4-'/4 21/2 4-1/4 3 4-1/4 3 4-1/4 31/2 4-7,6 41/4 4-7,6 Brass Floor Flanges pog 190 20 208 CRANE 250-Pound Cast Iron Flanges No. 151 E Screwed Flange WORKING PRESSURES 250 pounds saturated 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 1V2 2 2 Vi 3 3 Vi 4 6 6 8 10 12 List Prices, Each, and Dimensions List Prices, Black 1 No. 151 E No. 153 E Screwed Blind Flanges Flanges Faced and Faced and Drilled Drilled A Dimensions, in Inches No. Dia. B c D E of of Bolts Bolts 2.75 3.15 3.00 3.40 3.35 3.85 4.15 4.50 5.20 5.60 6.20 6.80 7.50 9.40 9.00 11.50 13.50 17.00 20.00 1 24.50 27.00 ! 38.00 6 Vg 6 Vi 7Vz 8V4 9 10 11 12V2 15 17 Vi 201/2 00 <7 39/,6 43/i 4IS/ie 5ii/i6 6V16 619/16 9H/.6 nls/i6 141/16 16V,6 liAt l'/g 4Vi Vs P/4 5 l IVie 5% 1 Vi 1V,6 69/8 l3/l6 l5/* 71/4 IV* l3/4 71/8 1% lVl6 1% 91/4 2 i lOS/g 1% 23/i6 1 13 l7/ 2% i 151/4 2 ' 2Vi6 173/4 4 3/4 8 9/8 8 3/4 8 3/4 8 3/4 8 3/4 8 3/4 12 3/4 12 Vs 16 1 16 ! l'/s Size No. 155 E Reducing Screwed Flanges Faced and Drilled Inches Black, Each 00 CA ' 21/2x81/4 3 xlO 4 xll 4 x I2V2 5 x 121/2 6 x 15 fx ?fl 9.50 11.00 1 ^ 50 20.00 American Standard: The dimensions and drilling of these flanges conform to the American Standard for Cast Iron Flanges, Class 250 (Bi6b-iQ44). Sprinkler service; Underwriters' approved: Sizes 1Yi to 8-inch, inclusive, are listed as approved and inspected by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Chi cago, for sprinkler service. Materials: Sizes 10-inch and smaller are made of cast iron; the 12-inch 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 YYnc^ 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 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 regular!;, listed black only, but galvanized flanges can be made to order at an extra price. For galvanizing, add 4c 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 ol the flange. For example, a 250-Pound Flange to con nect a 3-inch pipe to a 4-mch 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 highei pressures or for high temperature service, CraneForged Steel Flanges are recommended; see pages 285 tO 2Q2. W hen 800-Pound Hydraulic Iron Flanges are needed, use boo-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 P<*g* 440 Caskets. . page 4S4 CRANE 209 Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves {Patented and Patents Pending) General Description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet. pages no and 2.11 Ratings and Tests............................................................... . page 212 Service Recommendations...................................... page 212 Gate Valves Description.................................................................. List Prices........................................................... . Dimensions.................................................................. . . page 213 page 214 . . page 215 Globe and Angle Valves Description..................................................................................... page 216 List Prices and Dimensions.......................... . . page 217 Stop-Check Valves >* Description....................................................................... page 218 List Prices and Dimensions................................................. page 2iq Line Joints............................................................................... page 220 Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves represent a revolutionary change in the design and construction of valves intended for high-pressure high-temperature steam and general service in modern power, in dustrial, and chemical plants. Utilization of the internal fluid pres sure to seal the bonnet joint is the principal feature of all of these valves, but each type--gate, globe, angle, and stop-check--has many additional features that contribute to easier operation, greater efficiency, and longer service life. * v Announced only a few years ago and eagerly accepted by engineers, literally hundreds of these valves are setting new performance rec ords, not only in the United States but also in many foreign coun tries. Backed by the tremendous facilities for research, engineering, and production which are Crane's, the line is growing rapidly. The valves illustrated, described, and listed on pages 210 to 2iq have already become 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 bonnet 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. 21 210 CRANE Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Steel Gate, Globe, Angle, and Stop-Check Valves (Patented and Patents Pending) General Description Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves herald a new era in valve engineering Their design is unique in many respects and has eliminated the major problems at tending the control of high pressure-temperature steam and water in modern power plant operation. Announced a few years ago afcer 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 accepted for steam and boiler feed service in large central station installations, these valves are now receiving growing approval as 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 studs Bonnet plate Retaining ring Seal ring Body Pressure holds seal ring right Section of typical Crane Pres sure-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 service ability, each has in common the Crane Pressure-Seal Bon net. The Pressure-Seal joint, being wholly contained within the valve body, utilizes the pressure inside the valve 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 '> 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 wedge shaped 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 bodyretaining ring connection nor the studs are expected to retain high pressure; they merely position the assemble and hold the parts firmly and snugly together. Internal fluid pressure acting upon the entire underside of the bonnet reacts upon the smaller contacting area of the wedge-shaped ring, sealing the joint. Because of the design, the sealing pres sure is always many times greater than the pressure of the fluid in the line; leakage is impossible. The higher the internal pressure, the greater is the sealing pressure. Maintenance of the joint is eliminated, and yet the assembly can be disman tled and reassembled in a fraction of the time required to open or close any other type of bonnet joint. Wherever necessary, all mating parts are properly lubricated or plated to prevent corrosion or galling, and to eliminate "freezing" w hen subjected to high temperatures for long periods. Saving in weight and space: Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves have liberal strength and a high factor of safety, but no unnecessary u eight. The light weight of the parts of the Pres sure-Seal Bonnet, the use of ample metal sections but without the extra thickness usually added for corrosion allow-ance on valves also recommended for oil refining services, and the unique compactness of design, make a sur prising reduction in weight. These valves are lighter in weight than corresponding sizes and types of con ventional valves--as much as 60 per cent on the larger sizes in the i 500Pound class. Less weight makes the valves easier to handle during erection and in maintenance. Savings in sup porting structures or in the suspension of piping are thereby possible. The end to end dimensions have been made as short as practicable, commen surate with good design. Close nesting of valves is possible where necessary, without interference from overhang ing flanges as is the case in conven tional bolted bonnet valves In addi- (Continued on next page.) Section of a 4-inch Crane l*1 Pound Pressure-SeaJ Bonnet G-". Valve The smaller sizes ' illustrated here, have an irtgral yoke and retaining nnii which screws into the bod> ________ __ CRANE Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet 211 General Description (Continued) an. the over-all compactness of Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves ibstantially reduces the distance from the center to the top of the ah e. thus requiring less head room. [lustrated at the right is an 8-inch i joc-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valve with an S-inch bolted bonnet valve silhouetted in the ac .ground. This comparison typifies the compactness and the spacegviiig advantages that are characteristic of the new valves. esigned for efficiency: Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves are built ecially for the exacting requirements of high pressure-temperature earn and power piping systems. Each cype of valve has in common, [addition to the new bonnet, other features of design and construc- that contribute to efficient operation and long life. ireamlined body: The bodies, made welding end only, have smooth ung contours without abrupt changes in metal thickness. On tt-welding end valves, starting with pipe wall thickness at the ends, metal sections increase gradually to the full body thickness, linating areas where acute stresses might otherwise concentrate. is\ to insulate: The application of insulation is made easier due [the streamlined body. Less insulating material--only a little more used on a welding end tee--and labor are required, and neater t>re effective results are obtained. irect yoke-body mounting: The yoke is mounted on the body jtead of the bonnet. It transmits the forces required to operate the jve directly from the yoke sleeve or bushing to the valve body, Ihout going through the bonnet. The yoke is rugged and is accu- |e*y centered; true alignment is maintained in relation to the stem. Crane 8-inch 1500-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valve compared with an 8inch bolted bonnet valve This illustrates the compactness of the new line and is suggestive of the saving in weight. fsmaller sizes, the yoke and retaining ring are injral, and screw into the body. In larger size valves, ,oke sets on top of the body, positioned by a lie and female joint, and held rigidly in place by a nple circular clamp; this latter construction is ecially desirable on large sizes which may be Bered geared or motor operated, since the yoke can ^turned if necessary, providing an unlimited choice ositions for the operating unit. _ eral stuffing box: The stuffing box has generous ice for stem packing. All valves have a bolted id, equipped with swinging gland eye bolts.1 1 Crane 900-Pound Pres ! sme-Seal Bonnet Y-Pat- . Globe Stop-Check ve. 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 No 4 CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Steel or Crane No 7 ChromeMolybdenum Alloy Steel. The former are recom mended for a maximum temperature of 850 F, unless equipped with special stuffing box packing for serv ices such as boiler feed, on which the temperature limit is 700 F.; valves made of No. 7 Steel are recom mended for 1 ooo F maximum temperature. These valves can be made to order ot Crane No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel for steam tempera tures up to 1050 F. Scope of line: The Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet line although relatively new, is growing rapidly It already includes, in the full range of most commonly used sizes, 600, qoo, and 1500-Pound Gate Valves, 1 500-Pound Globe and Angle Valves, and qoo and 1500-Pound Stop-Check Valves. Information on sizes, types, and pressure classes not listed in this section will be furnished on application. The streamlined con tour of the body, as shown here, is typical of all of these valves. List prices and dimensions Pressure-temperature ratings Description of materials pages 214 to 219 page 212 pages 1 to 9 212 CRANE Steel Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves Butt-Welding and Socket-Welding Ends Ratings, Tests, and Service Recommendations Service recommendations: Crane PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RATINGS Steel Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves are primarily intended for the high-pressure high-temperature steam and hot water services encountered in modern steam See service 1 recommendation ! at left. Ternperature Degrees Fahr. Max. Non-Shock Working Pressures Pounds per Square Inch 600-Lb. Valves 900-Lb. Valves 1500-Lb. Valves generating stations and for similar serv ices found in large industrial and chemi cal 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 suf fixed with the designation "U4A" are rec ommended for a maximum temperature of 700 F. They are made with Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel body and bonnet and are equipped with stuffing box packing that is especially "U4A" valves limited to 700 F. max. temperature "U4S" valves limited to 850 F. max. temperature "U7" and "U" valves limited to 1000 F. max. temperature 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 / 900 950 1000 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 750 700 650 600 550 2160 2130 2100 2070 2050 2025 2000 1975 1875 1775 1660 1550 1410 1275 1125 1050 975 900 820 3600 3550 3500 3450 3415 3375 3330 3295 3125 2955 2770 2580 2350 2125 1875 1750 1625 1500 1370 suited for boiler feed or similar lower temperature service. Valves having the catalog number suffixed with the designation "U4S" and including 950 F. agree with those in Supple are recommended for a maximum temperature of ment No. 1 to American Standard A.S.A. Bibe-iqio. 850 F. They also are made with Crane No. 4 Car Steam ratings at 1000 F. are based on the permissi bon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel body and bonnet. ble stresses defined in the A.S.M.E. Boiler Code for Valves having the catalog number suffixed with the designation "U7" or 4'U" are recommended for a the chrome-molybdenum steel to which Crane No. 7 Steel corresponds. maximum temperature of ioooF. They have the body and bonnet made of Crane No. 7 ChromeMolybdenum Steel. No. 7 Steel is a new material alloyed for welding end valves used on steam service at temperatures from 850 to ioooF. It exhibits much greater stability against graphitization at these temperatures than does carbon-molybdenum steel; see page 7 for description. Subject to the temperature limitation explained in the foregoing, Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves 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 2iq. Hydrostatic Test Pressures Pressure j Shell j Seat Class 1 test test 600-Pound!2175 pounds} 1550 pounds 900-Pound 3250 poundsi2250 pounds 1500-Pound!5400 poundsi3700 pounds Seat tested 100 pounds air-under-wa;cr are recommended for the pressures shown in the table at the upper right. Standards: Pressure-temperature ratings for Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves for temperatures up to The larger sizes of butt-welding end valves have the ends of the body shaped to permit the use of a testing clamp, the smt.lkr sizes are plain, being tested without the use of such a clamp. Higher Temperature Valves For steam service on temperatures Pressure-temperature ratings over iooo0 F., Crane 1500-Pound Crane 1500-Pound (based on allowable stresses t c- Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves made of No q Chrome-Molybdenum Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves With Butt-Welding Ends fined by the A.S.M.E. Boiler Code for this type of material) for Cn.ne Alloy Steel are recommended; they are made to order only and prices Made of Crane No. 9 ChromeMolybdenum Alloy Steel 1500-Pound Pressure-Seal Bon.nct Valves made of No. q Chrome- are furnished on application. Crane No. q Steel contains higher per Service Maximum Steam Temperature Working Pressure Molybdenum Steel are shown at the left. For temperatures of 05- centages of the alloying elements (chromium and molybdenum) than does No. ; Steel, offering even greater stability against graphiti zation; see page 7 for description. 1000' F. 1010' F. 1020' F. 1030' F. 1040' F. 1050' F. 1500 pounds 1430 pounds 1360 pounds 1290 pounds 1220 pounds 1150 ,pounds F. and lower, the ratings are the same as those for 1500-Pound Valves made of No. 4 or No. " Steel; see the "1500-Lb. Vabc column in the large table abme. List prices and dimensions pages 214 to 219 Description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet pages 210 and 111 CRANE 213 Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves (Patented and Patent Pending) The two sectional views at the right are typical of the construc tion of the larger size Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves having butt-welding ends. Body: The body is made with out abrupt change in metal sec tion, providingprotectionagainst 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. 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Butt-Welding Ends Sections showing cypical construction of the larger sice Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves l'> Ball bearings Bolted Gland Deep stuffing box Direct mounted yoke Circular clamp \ ' V..T Pressure-Seal Bonnet Disc guide Tee-head connection Flexible disc Body seat rings: The body seat rings are a new design, Stellite faced. Accurately made to pre cision fits, they are slipped in parallel to the run of the valve and are seal-welded in place. In goo 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. X. 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 ground the outer portion between the seating faces, provides enough flexibility to eliminate sticking, thus Requiring less torque to open the valve when cold gfter having been closed while hot. In addition, the Tdisc seating faces adjust themselves to any slight Variations in alignment that may be caused by con traction of the valve body or minute pipe line strains. I pise guide: Sizes z^i-inch and larger have an im proved full length disc guide, which extends not only plong the sides of the body but also all around the pottom. It is a separate piece, "U" shaped, which fits into a specially machined groove around the bottom the body. Full disc guiding, even near the point M seating where the maximum force is exerted llgainst the disc by the fluid flow, is assured by this Resign. The groove in the body for the disc guide and e machining for the body seat rings are made with e same machine setting to maintain proper alignent between disc, guide, and body seat rings. Welded seat ring The section at the left illustrates the unusual disc guide and the tee-head discstem connection. Sizes 2-inch and smaller have the disc guides integral with the sides of the valve body. 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 new line, such as Pressure-Seal Bonnet, direct-mounted yoke, deep stuffing box, and two-piece bolted gland. In addition, 6oo-Pound Valves 8-inch and larger and qoo and 1500-Pound Valves 6-inch and larger are regularly supplied with a ball-bearing yoke sleeve; all sizes have a grease fitting to permit proper lubri cation of the yoke sleeve. In sizes 5-inch and smaller (in all three pressure classes), the yoke and the retaining ring are integral and screw into the body to hold the seal ring. Larger sizes have the separate yoke and retaining ring, with 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 2^-inch and larger, assuring a better back-seat for the stem and providing the proper stem guiding required in these larger sizes. 1500-Pound Socket-Welding Ends Crane line of Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Valves iso include 1500-Pound Valves with socket-welding ds in sizes 1, ij-i, ij/, and 2-inch. These valves e similar in construction to the smaller sizes of General description . . pages 210 and 211 the butt-welding end described above. The body seat rings are long and are fillet welded into the body, the welded end of the ring forming the end of the socket in the body. List prices and dimensions pages 214 and 215 214 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves For description, ratings, tests, and service recommendations, see pages 210 to 213. 600-Pound Butt-Welding No. 776-U4A, 700 F. max. No. 776-U4S, 850 F. max. No. 776-U7, 1000 F. max. 900-Pound Butt-Welding No. 783-U4A, 700 F. max. No. 783-U4S, 850 F. max. No. 783-U7, 1000 F. max. 1500-Pound Butt-Welding No. 787-U4A, 700 F max. No. 787-U4S, 850 F. max. No. 787-U7, 1000 F max. List Prices, Each Size . . ________ 600-Pound Inches No. 776-U4A or 776-U4S No. 776-U7 1 1V4 1 */2 2 21/2 430.00 430.00 3 525.00 525.00 4 805.00 805.00 1 500-Pound Socket-Welding 5 1205.00 1205.00 6 1565.00 1565.00 No. 7811 U 1000 F. max. 8 2245.00 2245.00 10 3285.00 3285.00 12 4325.00 4325.00 Materials : The body seat rings, sealwelded in place, and the disc arc made of the same material as 74 16 18 20 24 j 5745.00 I 5745.00 I ; 7420.00 7420.00 1 9265.00 9265.00 1 13830.00 13830.00 i 22555.00 22555.00 l the body and bon net and have the seating surfaces faced with Stellite The stem is made of lixelloy. Valves having the catalog number suffixed w ith the designation "U4A'' are made with a Crane No 4 Car bon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel body and bonnet, and are recommended for 700 F. maximum tempera ture. Valves hating the catalog number suffixed u ith the designation "U4S" also have a Crane No 4 Steel body and bonnet but are recommended for Butt-Welding End 900-Pound 1500-Pound Socket Welding End 1500-Pound No. I 783-U4A or 783-U4S | 1 1 No. 783-U7 No. 787-U4A or 787-U4S 405.00 445.00 No. 787-U7 No. 7811 U 405.00 445.00 324.00 356.00 490.00 490.00 392.00 610.00 610.00 488.00 770.00 770.00 815.00 | 815.00 1015.00 1015.00 1065.00 i 1065.00 1395.00 1395.00 1435.00 1 1435.00 2185.00 2185.00 1930.00 | 1930.00 2845.00 2845.00 2870.00 ; 2870.00 4030.00 i 4030.00 4360.00 6715.00 4360.00 6715.00 5465.00 | 5465.00 9690.00 9690.00 I 7725.00 | I 14100.00 j | 9680.00 | ! On Request | I 13300.00 i jr ii :i 1! 1i 850 F. maximum temperature. Valves having tne catalog number suffixed with a "U7" or "U" have <1 Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel bod' and bonnet and are recommended for 1000 F maxi mum temperature. Ordering Butt-Welding Valves: Orders for buUw elding valves must specify the inside diameter of the pipe with which they are to be used, or its wall thick ness. so that the valve ends can be bored to match- CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves 215 Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cate Valves, while having liberal strength, are considerably lighter in weight than valves of any other design, being unusually compact. The space required by these valves is substantially less, and close nesting of valves is possible because of their stream lined design. }00, 900. and 1 500-Pound Butt-Welding The end to end dimension in almost all instances is shorter than specified in the American Standard for Face - to - Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Welding End Valves, B 16.10-1939. The center to top dimensions in all cases are noticeable smaller, making less headroom necessary. 15 00-Pound Socket-Welding Dimensions, in Inches Size Butt-Welding End Valves Socket-Welding End Valves 600-Pound 900-Pound 1500-Pound 1500-Pound Inches ABC Open ABC Open ABC Open D E F Depth Open of socket 1 !1 i 1 5 Vi 1 IIV2 ! S 5V4 ny2 1 5 ; >/2 l`/ 1 I | I ; ! 6vi ! 12y* 1 5 : 6Vi 1 ny* ! 5 1 y2 U/2 i|II!I| 7 1 16 ! 8 ! 7 1 16 j 8 | y2 2 2Vi 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 1 8V2 ! 19/ 10 1 21 12 ! 253/4 IS i 3oy2 18 1 33 Vi 23 i 43 % 28 : 51 vi 32 59 Vi 35 6Sy8 39 72 ** ** ** 1 8i " 9 12 10 14 23 273/4 1 i 1 | 10 14 12 17 33 Vi 1 16 14 20 391/2 1 20 20 26 47 | 24 24 31 521/2 I 24 24 36 6iy2 i 27 27 39 67 | 30 30 43 731/2 j 36 * * *1 * *1 *I 8Vi I 17% | 10 1 20 1 12 1 23 | 16 1 273/4 | 19 [ 33Vi ! 22 : 39 i 28 46 Vi i 34 523/4 1 39 611/4 1 42 66 j 47 751/4 ! 1 I1 'i 8 9 10 14 16 20 24 27 30 36 36 8Vi | 17% 18!% 1!I : 1! 1I 1!! ;11 11i !!1 i!1 i11 1!: Dimensions will be furnished on request. By-Passes: When so ordered, 6oo-Pound Valves 5-inch and larger and qoo and 1500-Pound Valves 4-inch and larger can be furnished with a by-pass for steam service. An extra charge is made for the by pass; prices and dimen By-Passes for 600,900, and 1500-Pound Valves sions are furnished on Size of Size of request. The size of the Main Valve By-Pass by-pass will be as shown at the right. *4 5 By-passes are rugged and durable, and have the nec essary flexibility to com pensate for expansion strains resulting from un equal temperatures or fluc tuating operating condi tions. Seamless steel pipe is used, made of material 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 % 1 I Vi lVi 2 which corresponds to that *900 and 1500-Pound only. used in the body of the main valve. The by-pass valve is the full equivalent of the main valve as far as ratings and service recommendations are concerned. All piping connections are welded. Unless otherwise specified, the by-pass is attached to the main valve at an angle of 30 from the center line of the stem of the main valve and is positioned as close as practicable to the side of the valve body. The by-pass valve is mounted so that its stem is approximately 30 from vertical. Motor operated valves: Valves installed in inacces sible locations or used for emergency or other un usual purposes are frequently required equipped with an electric, air, or gas motor unit; see pages 13z to 13 5 for complete description. Gearing: To facilitate operation, the larger size valves 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. General description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet . . pages 210 and 211 Description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet Gate Values . . . page 213 Ratings, tests, and recommendations page 212 216 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-Pattern Globe Valve With Butt-Welding Ends 1500-Pound Globe Butt-Welding Ends The Pressure-Seal Bonnet assures freedom from bonnet joint leakage and maintenence. The valves are compact, lighter in weight, and save space. Because of the shape of the interior, pressure drop is low. The cross section at the left illustrates a 3-inch Crane i 500Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Globe Valve with butt-welding ends. Like the gate valves described on the preceding pages, these globe valves have many new features of unusual merit. For general description, see pages a 10 and 211. Body: The body is "Y" pattern; it has unusually smooth contours with only gradual changes in metal thickness. The area above the seat is considerably 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. Disc: The disc also is Stellite faced. On sizes 3-inch and smaller it is rigidly attached to the stem, and is accurately guided to the seat by the long shoulder on the stem which fits snugly in the bore of the bonnet. Rising stem: In sizes 3-inch and smaller, the hand wheel turns a yoke sleeve which can be lubricated through the grease fitting on the yoke. The stem rises but does not turn. Turning movement is prevented by the stem holder pin which sets in the bonnet; the end of the pin rides in a long slot in the lower end of the stem, assuring longitudinal movement only. On the 4-inch size, the handwheel is mounted on the end of the stem; it turns and rises with the stem, which operates through a long bushing on the top of the yoke. Handwheel: The 2 and 2}4-inch sizes have a con ventional style malleable iron wheel; the 3 and 4-inch sizes have a cast steel hammer-blow handwheel. Other features: These valves have the Crane Pres sure-Seal Bonnet, the yoke and retaining ring being integral. The stuffing box is large and deep, and is filled with high grade packing. The valves have a two-piece bolted gland, consist.ng of a gland and gland flange. The flange is equipped with swinging gland eye bolts. 1500-Pound Globe and Angle Socket-Welding Ends Socket-welding end 1500-Pound Globe and Angle Valves in sizes i, 11 Yi, and 2-inch also are included in the Crane Pressure-Sea! Bonnet line. They are similar in construction to the smaller sizes o! butt-welding end Globe Valves described above, but are also made in the angle pattern. The globe valve is the Y-pattern design, having an integral StePitc faced seat. The angle valves have a low seat, with a separate Stelkcc faced seat ring welded into the body. Both valves have unusually good flow characteristics, assuring low pressure drop. ec11 on of a 1500-Pound PressureSeal Bonnet Y-Pattem Globe Valve with Socket-Welding Ends The disc face is integral with the stem end on the i-inch size: larger size have a separate disc faced with Stellite and rigidly attached to the stem. The valves have a rising, non-turning stem. the handwheel being mounted on a yoke sleeve. The yoke and re taining ring are integral, and the deep stuffing box is equipped with a bolted gland, equipped with swinging gland eye bolts General description . pages 210 and 211 List prices and dimensions. . . page 217 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves or description, ratings, tests, od service recommendations, .e pages 210, 211, 212, and 21S. 217 Globe, 1500-Pound Socket-Welding No. 7852 U 1000' F. max Angle. 1 500-Pound Socket-Welding No. 7853 U 1000 F. max Globe. 1500-Pound Butt-Welding No. 7189-U4A, 700 F max. No. 7189-U4S, 850 F. max. No. 7189-U7, 1000 F. max. /faterials: The seating surfaces are Stellite faced, the List Prices, Each eat facing being deposited directly on the-body in globe alves; angle valves have a separate seat ring, made of Size 1500-Pound 1500-Pound Globe Socket-Welding End Butt-Welding End he same material as the body and welded into it. In ioch valves, the Stellite disc facing is deposited on the nd of the stem, the stem and disc being integral; larger izes have a separate disc made of the same material as Inches No. 7852 U Globe No. 7853 U Angle No. 7189-U4A or 7189-U4S No. 7189-U7 he body. All sizes have an Exelloy stem. 1 121.00 121.00 /alves having the catalog number suffixed with the 1'4 176.00 176.00 lesignation "U4A" have a Crane No. 4 Carbon- I Vi 239.00 239.00 vlolybdenum Alloy Steel body and bonnet, and are rec- 2 322.00 322.00 550.00 550.00 immended for 700 F. maximum temperature. Valves 2 Vi 800.00 800.00 laving the catalog number suffixed with "U4S" also 3 1060.00 1060.00 lave a No. 4 Steel body and bonnet but are recom 4 1500.00 1500.00 mended for 8>o F. maximum temperature. Valves with a "U7" or "U" suffix have a Crane No. 7 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel body and bonnet and are recommended for 1000 F. maximum temperature. 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. Rising stem: Sizes 3-1'nch and smaller have the handwheel mounted on a yoke sleeve; the stem rises but does not turn. The 4-inch size has the handwheel mounted on the end of the stem; the stem and wheel turn and rise together; clearance dimensions of the 4-inch size will be furnished on request. Globe Small size valves: Small size (3^ and %-inch) 1500-Pound Socket-Welding End Globe and Angle Valves are available; prices, description, and dimensions will be furnished on application. Type of Valve Size Dimensions, in Inches AJB C D E F G H open J K | L 1 Depth 'open! of I jsocket Socket-weld Globe and Angle Butt-weld Globe Only 1 ! 51/2 1 l3/s 1 4i/g 7V4I ll 91/2110% 11 % 6 23/4 ` 10 1 1/2 1`4 1 &`/2 ! 1% 1 4Vg 8% 13% 111% 112% 14% 8 1314 :12% : % lVi | 7 ! 2 ! 5 IOV4 151/4 13% 114% 10*4 9 | 31/2 ! 137/g I 1/2 2 ! 8>/2 i2Vi6|6ViB 10% 16% 141/4115/ 1734 ; 10 1 414 ' 1434 ' % 2 ! 8V2 !2Vii6Vis 40i/4 16V4 14i/|15i/4 1734 1 10 2Vi 1 10 i 2yg | 7V* 113Vi 2OV4 17% j 18Vi 1 211/2 i 12 3 | 12 | 3% ! 8Vi 114%! 24% 21 %| 20 [ 22V4 1 20 4 ! 16 1 4Vi ! 11 Vi 1 * i * * | * 1 * l * `Dimensions furnished on request. General description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet. . pages 210 and 211 Ratings, tests, and service recommendations................ page 212 1 I218 CRANE Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves (Patented and Patent Pendingj 900 and 1500-Pound Butt-Welding Ends Freedom from bonnet joint Stem: The stem is of lib leakage and maintenance, savings in space and weight, eral diameter, amply strong, and well guided. It long serv ice 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. Body: The body of these valves--Y-pattern in the 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 per 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 Hammer-blow wheel Yoke mounted on body Stellite guide and back-seat Piston guided disc Disc sleeve Welded seat ring Cross section of a o-inch 900-Pound Pressure-Seal Bonnet Angle Stop-Check Valve The stem hole in the lower end of the bonnet is Stellite faced to provide a good bearing and back-seat for the stem. Pressure-Seal Bonnet: These valves have the Crane Pressure-Seal Bon net described on pages 210 and 211. On the 6 and 8inch sizes, the retainirj ring and bonnet are drawn together by a threaded bonnet locking ring as showm 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 2 io. Direct yoke-body mounting: The yoke s mounted directly on body, and the connection is secured by a simple but efficient circular clamp, us ing two Triplex Steel BoltStuds on each side of tlx 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 sign; it is slipped into an accurately machined recess in the body and is seal-welded in place. It will not loosen in service. The seating surface is Stellite faced. Disc: The disc, also Stellite faced, is of piston guided construction, and is equipped wfith two piston rings. It fits snugly in the body, and is additionally guided by the long shoulder on the end of the stem This shoulder operates in a sleeve fastened in the disc; to prevent galling and scoring, the sleeve and the washer between the stem end and the disc are made of a steel having extreme hardness. Stuffing box: A tight stem seal is provided by '' large and deep stuffing box, which is filled with h. '* grade packing. The valves have a two-piece ball-type gland, con sisting of a gland and gland flange. This construction maintains an even load on the packing and prevents the gland from binding on the stem. The swingimgland eye bolts move out of the way when the stufl ing box is being repacked. List prices and dimensions Pressure-temperature ratings General description . Selecting size of Stop-Check Valve . Pa8e page *** pages 210 and 2H P<*ge _____ CRANE ___ Pressure-Seal Bonnet Cast Steel Stop-Check Valves 219 Globe Y-Pattem Butt-Welding, 1000 F. max. 900-Pound--No. 7186 U 1500-Pound--No. 7192 U Angle Butt-Welding, 1000 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 Seating 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 iooo F. 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 Ordering Butt-Welding End Valves: These valves are made with butt welding ends. Orders must 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. Test pressures: qoo-Pound Valves are given a 3150-pound shell test; 1500Pound Valves are given a 5400-pound shell test. The valves are hydrostaticallytested under the seat at 1 Yi times the nominal working pressure (1350 pounds on qoo-Pound Valves and 1250 pounds on 1500-Pound Valves), and also are given a ioo-pound air-under-water seat test. 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. Dimensions, in Inches Pressure Size I A Class 1 B C D E F G HJ open open open open open KL open 900-Pound 1500-Pound 6 1 20 8 1 26 10 i 31 12 j 36 8 i 28 10 | 34 12 ! 39 5 15 6% 191/4 73/4 231/4 9s/i 26* Vi g 73/4 201/4 9 25 115/U 2711/,g 26% 32% 37% 4434 32% 37% 443/4 41% 49% 57% 66% 50% 583/4 683/g 36% 43% 49% 57 43% 49% 57 38 46 523/4 631/4 46 523/4 63% 393/4 473/4 543/4 65% 473/4 543/4 65% 26 10 32 30 13 375/s 36 15% 42% 36 18 50 s/s 30 14 375/s 36 17 423/g 36 19% 505/s General description of Pressure-Seal Bonnet . pages 210 and 211 Ratings and service recommendations.................................... Pa8e 212 / 21 220 ) CRANE Pressure-Seal Lfne Joints 15 00-Pound Butt-Welding Ends (Patent Pending; Pressure-Seal Line Joint Crane Pressure-Seal Line Joints are designed for use on high-pressure high-temperature steam service in welded piping where access to equipment may be de sired without necessitating torch-cutting of a line and where conventional flanged joints are susceptible to leakage or require constant maintenance. Design: These joints are considerably smaller and lighter in weight than regular bolted joints of cor responding size 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 in creases, thus maintaining tightness. The smaller sizes employ a screwed union ring, and consist of a stub end, a socket, the seal ring, and the union ring. The larger sizes are flanged as illustrated above; the) consist of a stub end, a socket flange, a ring flange, the seal ring, and studs and nuts. Welding end: Pressure-Seal Line Joints have butt welding ends and are regularly made for use \'i;h Schedule ibo Pipe. Available sizes: These joints are available in he 1500-Pound pressure class and are made in si: 1 to 16-inch, inclusive. Special 12-inch 1500-Pound Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Globe Y-Pattern Stop Check Valves installed in the mam steam line' of a central station operating at 900 pounds 900 F Easy Ways to Find What You Want rHv in This Catalog i THE CONDENSED SECTION INDEX --on the in side pages of this colored paper insert -- shows every thing in the No. 49 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 equipr ment listed in other sections. 'S Regular users of the No. 49 Catalog -- those more or Ins familiar with the Crane Line -- will find the Section Elder a real time-saver. / THE 20-PAGE ALPHABETICAL INDEX--starting on page I of section one --is perhaps the most complete and thoroughly cross-indexed listing of piping materials ever cata loged. This is the index to use if you're looking for some thing by name -- if you need something new or unusual -- or if you. want to see all the varieties of one type of equipment available from Crane. U THE NUMERICAL INDEX--which immediately follows Hj;'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 liked 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. OTHER PRACTICAL FEATURES OF THE CRANE NO. 49 CATALOG lien Index in Center of Catalog .. _ _ . . ... . _ More Compact Cataloging--less Turning of Pages Items of Common Usage are Grouped Together Standard Page Style Semes Needless Reading Clear Cross-Section Cuts Appear Throughout All Data is Concise--in Clear, Easy-to-Read Type All Tables are Ruled for Convenient Use Full Dimensional Data are Given with Drawings Catalog Numbers are Prominently Shown It. Frseuwuly U,. It.m. art Grouped in Bock Port. Hand* '"flineering Data Section is Included Indexes (Alphabetical and Numerical) START ON PAGE ................ I Metals and Materials............................................ 1 INDEX TC If the item you are looking for does r readily foil into ony of the classificatic shown, you will find it in the compit Brass Valves, Gate...................................................13 Globe and Angle; A.A.R. Valves........................................................................ 23 Check and Foot.....................................................................................................43 Quick-Opening, Radiator, and Hose; Hose Goods........................................53 Cocks and Stops, Brass and Iron..............................................................................65 Iron Body Valves, Wedge Gate; Clamp Gate................................................... 73 Double Disc Gate; A.W.W.A. Valves...............................................................87 Globe and Angle; Diaphragm Valves...............................................................105 Check and Foot...................................................................................................117 Valve Accessories and Parts.............................................................................. 125 Fittings, Malleable Iron Screwed; Circulating Boiler; A.A.R.................................141 Cast Iron Screwed; Sprinkler Fittings..............................................................151 Cast Iron Drainage.............................................................................................. 161 Iron Plugs and Bushings; Steel Nipples, Couplings; Clamps....................... 167 Iron and Steel Unions, Union Fittings, and Flange Unions; A.A.R.............175 Brass Fittings, Nipples, Unions, and Flanges.................................................. 189 Malleable Iron Railing....................................................................................... 195 Iron Flanged Fittings and Flanges............................................ ................ 199 Steel Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves .......................................................... 209 TIONS Index in Section One. If you tolofl number of the product, jslumericol Index, Section One. START ON PAGE 221............Steel Valves, Gate- 233 Globe and Angle; Bar Stock - SECTION NUM8ER 247- Check 255' Steel Fittings, Screwed; Plugs and Bushings' 261 269 285 293 309 327 349 Flanged, Cast Steel................................... Welding, Socket and Butt Forged Steel Flanges - Specialties, Stop-Check, Pulp Stock, Back Pressure, Float Valves; Etc. Safety and Relief Valves..................................................................... Pressure Regulators; Steam Traps; Separators; Expansion JointsGauges; Hydrant; Flexible Joints; Unit Heaters; AAisc. Specialties - L B n E 365 -Special Service Valves and Fittings, Corrosion-Resistant Alloy- 381 393 Marine Ammonia 401 Solder-Joint 409 423 437 Pipe Hangers and Supports Pipe Tools; Insulating Materials Drilling Templates; Lubricants; Bolts; Flange Facings; Gaskets 457- -Pipe; Pipe Data; Thread Information 477505 Fabricated Piping Engineering Data 42 Helpful Literature for Piping Users and ) Specifiers Available Free from CRANE 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 available, without cost or obligation. Choose the ones most useful to you and request copies through your local Crane Branch, or the Crane gen eral office. See front of this catalog--third printed page following cover--for addresses. "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 held experience, this scientific report is highly dependable and helpful in its entire content. "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. ) "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 130 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. CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves 221 22 The Crane line of Steel Cate Valves can be classified into two gen eral groups. The first group covers-wal ves 2-inch and smaller; these are frequently considered general utility valves and are used in a wide variety of services, often at 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 6oo-Pound, with Union Bonnet................................................................. page223 6oo-Pound, with Bolted Bonnet....................... . .pages 224 and 223 Cast Steel Valves, 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Pressure-Temperature Ratings................................................................... page226 Service Recommendations............................................................................page226 Description and Specification of Materials................pages 227 and 228 List Prices........................................................................................................... page229 Dimensions......................................................................................................... page230 By-Passes............................................................................................................page231 Gearing................................................................................................................ page232 2500-Pound......................................................................................................... page232 ) Steel Velvet with Pressure-Seal Bonnet. . . pages 209 to 219 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 233 to 246 Steel Check Valves...................................... pages 247 to 254 Steel Stop-Check Valves....................... pages 297 and 298 Steel Safety Valves................................................. page 314 Steel Relief Valves......................................pages 323 to 325 Steel Sediment Separators..................................... page 342 Steel Flanged Fittings................................. pages 261 to 268 Steel Welding Fittings................................. pages 269 to 284 Steel Flanges..................................................pages 285 to 292 Steel Screwed Fittings............................. pages 255 to 260 Forged Steel Unions.............................. pages 183 and 184 Forged Steel Flange Unions................. pages 186 and 187 Uorrosion-Resistant Alloy Products........ pages 365 to 380 ) Fabricated Piping. . . pages 477 to S04 CRANE 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 F. Non-Shock 100 ISO 200 250 300 350 400" 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 *800 *850 *900 *950 *1000 ; 1 i | 1 i | 1 i j ] ! j i i 2000 1910 1820 1730 1640 1550 1460 1370 1280 1190 1110 1030 940 850 780 700 600 530 380 TEST PRESSURES Shell--2175 pounds hydrostatic Seat--2100 pounds hydrostatic Seat tested 100 pounds air-under-water Cross Section, Gate Union Bonnet Outside Screw and Yoke Size No. 3602 X, XW, or L, Screwed No. 3603 X, XW, or L, Socket-Welding End to end Dimensions, Depth of Socket in Inches Center to top, open Diameter of wheel List Prices and Dimensions Inches | Vs % V4 Each: 20.00 20.00 23.50 Each 20.00 20.00 23.50 1 2V4 2V4 3 1 7/is 9/l 5/s 1 4y 434 5*4 1 2Vt 2V4 3 Vs 28.50 28.50 3V4 n/i 6% 3V2 1 34.00 34.00 3% V* 7Vs 4 1*4 44.00 44.00 4 >4 134s 9% 3 l*/2 55.00 55.00 4V4 7/s 10V2 5 2 75.00 75.00 SVt 1 12'/g 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 ioooF.; 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 750 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 recommended 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 a bolted bonnet and the higher quality of the valves shown on the following two pages. Body, bonnet, and yoke: The body, bonnet, and yoke 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 an 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 tee-head bolts hold a steel one-piece gland and gland flange rigidly in place. A special gland bolt retainer anchors the bolt heads; they 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 with 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 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 for high quality, compact, light but strong, small steel gate valves. Unusually rugged and durable, their design includes features WORKING PRESSURES Temp. Pounds, Non-Shock Screwed Flanged Valves or With Socket- f4-inch Welding Male Deg. F. Valves Facing With Ring Joint Facing heretofore found only in larger size or more expensive valves. The valves are made with a bolted bon net, and screwed, flanged, or socket welding ends in the Y to 2-inch sizes. For union bonnet valves in sizes % 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 Outside 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 Class 1 XW", for Steam or Water Class "X", for Oil or Oil Vapor 100 2000 150 1910 200 1820 250 1730 1200 1180 1160 1140 1440 1420 1400 1380 300 1640 350 1550 400 1460 450 1370 500 1280 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 550 1190 600 1110 650 1030 700 940 750 850 950 1180 890 1110 830 1030 760 940 680 850 800 780 600 730 850 700 490 600 Class "X", for Oil or Oil Vapor 900 600 420 420 950 530 330 330 1000 380 240 240 When large male and female facing.'- are used with solid metal gaskets, these ratings are permitted only if the gasket contact area is not greater than in large tongue and groove joints. fitted with studs, made of Triplex Steel. TEST PRESSURES Disc and body seat rings: In "X" trimmed valves, for oil or oil vapor, the disc and body seat rings are Exelloy; 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 Brine!l). 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 ring, and they will not loosen in service. Valve Shell Seat Pounds Hydrostatic Screwed Flanged Valves or With Socket '4-inch Welding Male Valves Facing With Ring Joint Facing 2175 2100 1800 1550 2175 1550 Disc guides: Full length machine guide ribs on each side of the disc Seat tested 100 pounds air-under-watcr operate in channels in the valve body. With the disc closely guided throughout its entire travel, seating surfaces are 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. Accurately cut threads on the upper end provide positive control with minimum friction; being on the Bolted gland: The bolted gland avoids threading-- and thereby weakening--the yoke legs. Steel teehead bolts hold the steel one-piece gland and gland flange rigidly in place; the packing load can be ad justed easily. Lugs on the bonnet and a special gland bolt retainer anchor the bolt heads; the bolts will not come off in service. outside, they are easily lubricated. Disc-stemconnection: These valves have a tee-head discstem connection, providing a safe, rugged, but flexible cou pling between the stem and 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 Wide Seating Surface Tee-Head Disc-Stem Connection Stuffing box: A wide and deep stuffing box pro vides liberal packing space for a tight seal. F |S filled with high quality cut ring packing. Yoke sleeve: The yoke sleeve has excellent bearing qualities, strength, and a high melting point. Handwheel: Wheels are made of tough, durable malleable iron and are locked in place by a setscrew For easier handling, valves 13^-inch and smaller have a new dished design wheel, made with small rounded gripping knobs around the outer edge. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can b*-' parts is avoided. Long Disc Guides repacked while under pressure. CRANE 600-Pound Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Bolted Bonnet--Outside Screw and Yoke 225 Service recommendations: These valves are ideal for a >vide 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 "XW" trim 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 is used in hydraulic systems, especially where seating loads are ex tremely high. Maximum rec ommended temperatures for "XW" trimmed valves are: 850 F. on steam and 500 F. on all other services. For lubricating oils up to 500 F., either "X" or "XW" should give equal satisfaction. For all oil or oil vapor service at temperatures over 500 F. up to 1000 F., and for most corrosive and unrefined oils re gardless of temperature, "X" trim should always be used. 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 Flanged No. 3615 X No. 3615 XW For working pressures and general description, see the preceding page. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches| Vi % 1 1 1 iy ! I*/* 1 2 No. 3607 X or XW, Screwed No. 3611 X or XW, Socket-Welding 28.20134.20|40.801 52.80 | 66.001 90.00 28.20|34.20I40.80! 52.80 I 66.00 j 90.00 No. 3615 X or XW, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. 48.00156.0069.001 85.00 106.00U36.00 End to end. Screwed ! 3 3 Vi 1 4i/8 1 41/4 ! 4Vi ; 51/4 End to end, Socket-Welding ! 3 Vi 4 ! 41/s ! 414 ! 41/2 1 sv* Depth of socket i % "/lei 34 i 1346 | 7/s ! 1 'Face to face. Flanged ! 6Vi 7Vi 1 8 Vi 1 9 1 9'/2 ! 11 Vi Center to top, open Dimensions Diameter of wheel 1 6% ;7,3/isl 93/,s < 10*/,* j 12 ! 141/2 : 3 Vi 4 | 5 i 5 1 6 1 7 Inches Diameter of flange *Thickness of flange ! 33/4 4% 1 4y8 i 51/4 i 61/g ! 6 Vi 9/lS Vs 1 "/is, 13/i6 i 7/s 1 1 Diameter of male face 1 I3/, l"/i6l 2 ! 21/2 ! 27/g 3% Diameter of bolt circle : 25/ 31/4 ! 31/2 | 37g ! 41/2 1 5 Number of bolts '4 4;4| 4 1 4 ! 8 Diameter of bolts 1 Vi 5/s ! 5/s i 5/s ! 3/4 i s/s *Face to face dimensions include the ]>" male face, thickness of flange dimensions do not. Face to face: Face to face dimensions of flanged valves conform to the American Standard for Faceto-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged Valves (No. B16.io-iq3q). x/i and %-inch 6oo-Pound Gate Valves are not included in this Standard. Flange dimensions, facing, and drilling: End flanges on flanged valves conform to the 6oo-Pound American Standard (Bi6e-iQ3q). They have a male face 3^-inch high (large male), finished with concen tric grooves, approximately 32 grooves per inch, known as a "serrated" finish. ^hen 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 6oo-Pound Ameri can Standard (Bi6e-iQ3q), 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 150-Pound 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 377. Union bonnet valves: Crane also manufactures a complete line of ooo-Pound Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves with Union Bonnet; see page 113. Description of materials. . . pages l to 9 Templates for drilling . page 442 For dimensions of ring joint and special facings, see pages 449 to 451. 226 CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock--For Valves Shown on pages 227 to 23 [Temp. 'Flanged Valves with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Valves with Ring Joint Facing, Butt-Welding2 and Screwed End Valves "Fluid Carbon 1 ! Deg. 150 Fahr.! Lb. No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. !|Carbon| Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum 150 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Air, or Gas 3Clan XR Oil or Oil Vapor Steam Oil Vapor, Oil, Claim X 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 230 220 210 200 190 180 170 160 150 140 130 120 110 100 925 825 <705 <555 <40 5 600 590 580 570 560 550 540 525 500 475 445 415 380 360 340 320 300 <265 <190 800 785 770 760 740 725 710 700 665 630 590 550 500 475 450 425 400 <350 <250 1200 1180 1160 1140 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 950 890 830 760 720 680 640 600 <530 <380 1800 1770 1740 1710 1680 1645 1615 1580 1500 1420 1330 1240 1140 1080 1020 960 900 <795 <570 3000 2950 2900 2850 2800 2740 2690 2630 2500 2370 2220 2070 1900 1800 1700 1600 1500 <1325 < 950 5000 4915 4830 4750 4660 4565 4475 4380 4165 3950 3700 3450 3160 2995 2830 2665 2500 <2205 <1580 275 255 240 225 210 195 180 165 150 140 130 120 110 100 925 825 <70* <555 <405 720 710 700 690 680 675 665 660 625 590 555 515 470 425 375 350 325 300 <230 <135 < 90 960 945 930 920 910 900 890 875 835 790 740 690 635 575 500 475 425 400 <310 <180 <120 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 750 700 650 600 <470 <270 <180 2160 2130 2100 2070 2050 2025 2000 1975 1875 1775 1660 1550 1410 1275 1125 1050 975 000 <700 <405 <270 3600 3550 3500 3450 3415 3375 3330 3295 3125 2955 2770 2580 2350 2125 1875 1750 1625 1500 <1170 < 675 < 450 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 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 100 to 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 'Facings Other Than Ring Joint || For temDeratures ud to 900 F., these ratines 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 1200 2000 3325 750 1125 1875 3125 700 1050j 1750 2925 650 975 1625 2700 600 900 1500 2500 425 650 1075 1775 275 425 700 1175 'When raised face, lapped, and large male and female facings are used with solid metal gaskets, the above pressure-tempera ture ratings are permitted only when the gasket contact area is not greater than the large tongue and groove gasket contact area and the I.D. of the gasket is not less than the I.D. of the large tongue and groove gasket. "When welding end valves are used at temperatures over 850 F. in services where graphitization may be a problem, valves made of Crane No. 7 or No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Steel are recommended. "Service recommendations: Valves with "XR" trim 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 is used in hydraulic systems, especially where seating loads are extremely high. Maximum recom mended temperatures for "XR" trimmed valves are: 850 F. on steam and 500 F. on all other services. For lubricating oils up to 500 F., either "X" or "XR" should give equal satisfaction. For all oil or oil vapor service at temperatures over 50c0 F. and for most corrosive and unrefined oils regardless of temperature, "X" trim should always be used. Maximum recommended temperatures for "X" trimmed valves are: ioooF. on 150-Pounc and 1 ioo F. on 300, 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500Pound Valves. "U" trim is provided primarily for high temperature (up to iooo0 F.) steam lines. `These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. 5Ratings for 150-Pound Valves for 8oo F. and higher apply to sizes 12-inch and smaller only. Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered, flanged end 150 and 300-Pound Valves regularly are fur nished with Ijg-inch raised faces, and 400-Pound and higher pressure valves, with J^-inch male faces. Cold service: For temperatures between o and 10c" F., the ratings for ioo F. apply. For sub-zero serv ice, materials with suitable impact resistance must be used; recommendations on request. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA BibebiQ4q) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bibe-iQ3Q The higher ratings that are shown above for products made of No i C.hrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel are taken from ASA B3 1.1-1042 fCode for Pressure Piping). CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves in 22 Crane Cast Steel Out HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES, IN POUNDS 300, 400, 600, qoo, tyoo, side Screw and Yoke Wedge Gate Valves are exceptionally sturdy, rugged, and durable. Pressure Class Flanged Valves Flanged Valves With Facing Other With Ring Joint Face Than Ring Joint Screwed and Butt-Welding Valves and 25oc-Pound), and with flanged, screwed, or butt-weldingends. Made of Carbon or Alloy Carefully selected Shell Seat Shell Seat Steels, the valves are materials of superior quality combined with designs of outstanding merit assure the highest utility. The valves are particularly well suited for high-pressure, hightemperature services and have a wide appli 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 3700 5400 3700 Valve seats are tested 100 pounds air-under-water. For working pressures, see opposite page. furnished with trim materials especially suited for the recom mended services, assur ing maximum valve per formance. The general design of Crane Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves is described on the next cation in long-distance page and material speci pipe lines, in modern industrial plants and central fications are shown in the table below. power stations, and in oil refineries. List prices and dimensions are shown on pages 22Q The Crane line is complete and includes valves in a and 230 (prices and dimensions of 2joo-Pound wide range of sizes, in seven pressure classes (ijo, Valves are furnished on application). Specification of Materials 150-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 1 600 Pound Pound Valves 1 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 1000 F. Max. Body and Bonnet Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon- Molybdenum Steel Disc 6'and smal!er| 8" and smaller | 12' and smaller Exelloy Larger sizes Exelloy-Faced Carbon Steel i Exelloy 1 Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel Exelloy Exelloy or Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel Body Seat Rings Exelloy Stem Exelloy Bonnet Gasket Corrugated Soft 1 ron Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Triplex Steel Body and Bonnet Carbon Steel I No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel 6' and smaller | 8' and smaller Disc 12' and smaller Exelloy Larger sizes Exelloy-Faced Carbon Steel Body Seat Ring Stem 1 Exelloy 1 Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel No. 49 Nickel Alloy Exelloy Exelloy 2500-Pound Valves with "XR" trim are not regularly furnished. Bonnet Gasket Corrugated Soft Iron Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Triplex Steel Body and Bonnet No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Disc Body Seat Rings Stem Bonnet Gasket 150-Pound Valves with "Li" trimare not listed. fSoft lron| Stellite-Faced Alloy Steel Stellite-Faced Alloy Steel Exelloy Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Templex Steel `For detailed service recommendations, see the opposite page. fCorrugated 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 bonnet are unusually rugged, hav ing heavy metal sections and am ple reinforcement at points sub jected to greatest stress. The body has straight-through ports with out recess except between the seats, assuring minimum turbu lence, erosion, and resistance to flow'. Shoulder-type screwed-in body seat rings are used. The bonnet is equipped with a stem hole bushing. Bonnet joint: The bonnet joint of the 150-Pound Valves has a plain face, accurately machined and fitted with a gasket. On the 300-Pound Valves, the male and female bonnet joint is self centering. All other valves have a ring-type joint for maximum strength and tightness. Triplex or Templex Steel through bolt-studs produce a tight, strong bonnet joint. Ball-bearing yoke: The 400, bco, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound Valves in the larger sizes have a ball-bearing yoke to facilitate operation; see the opposite page for sizes so equipped. Disc and stem: The disc is of the solid wedge type, w-ith 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 150-Pound Valves. The valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. 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 l^t-inch raised faces and the 14inch male faces are finished with concentric 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. By-passes: Valves can be fur nished with a by-pass. See page 231 for prices. Gearing: Larger size valves can be made with gears to facilitate operation; prices on application. Motor or cylinder operation: These valves can be equipped with an electric, air, or gas motor, or an operating cylinder; prices on application. See pages 130 to 13 5 for description. Standards: In design and mate rials Crane Cast Steel Gate Valves exceed the requirements of Stand ards issued by the American Standards Association and the American Petroleum Institute. End flanges on flanged valves conform to the Ameri can Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, B1 be-1Q3Q, for their respective pressure class. All flanged and butt-welding valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions of Ferrous Flanged and Welding End Valves, Bib. iciq3q, for their respective pressure class. (This Stand ard does not include 3^-inch boo-Pound Valves, or butt-welding valves larger than 8-inch.) 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. 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 the corresponding pressure class of the American Standard. No deduc tion is made if valves are ordered faced only. Flange facings: The 150 and 300-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished w'ith an American Standard bf6-inch raised face on the end flanges: the 400, 600, qoo, 150c. and 2500-Pound Flanged Valves regularly have a VJ-inch male face (large malei All flanged end valves with Exelloy ("X") trimmings conform to the API Standard for Flanged Steel Outside-Screw-and-Yoke Wedge Gate Valves, No. boc 42. (This Standard does not include sizes 3T2 ar`^ 5-inch, or sizes larger than 12-inch.) 150, 300, 400, and boo-Pound Flanged Valves with Exelloy ("X") trimmings conform also to the API Standard for Pipe Line Valves, b-D, Fifth Edition. June, 1Q47 (Tentative) and Supplement No. > issued October, IQ48. (This Standard does not in clude sizes 3^-inch and 5-inch, or sizes smaller than 2-inch.) Preaaure-temperature rating!............ Service recommendations ................ Material specifications .. . Page page CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves 229 22 ball-bearing YOKE The following valves are reg ularly equipped a ith a ball-bear ing yoke, to facilitate opera tion: 400-Pound (8" and larger) 600 and 900Pound (6" and larger) 1500-Pound (5" and larger) The 300-Pound Valves in sizes 14" and larger can be made with a ball-bear ing yoke when so ordered; prices on appli cation. BUTTWELDING VALVES Unless other wise ordered, 150 and 300 Pound Butt Welding Valves sizes 12 - inch and smaller are bored to match the inside diam eter of Standard pipe (heaviest weight on 8, 10, or 12-inch size). For 150and 300Pound Valves larger than 12inch and for all sizes of 400, boo, qoo, 1500, and Moo-Pound Valves, orders must speci fy the diameter of bore (I.D. of Pipe). By-passes, page 231 Special facings, pages 448 to 4S1 Outside Screw and Yoke Screwed For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 46 X, 150-Pound No. 32 X, 300-Pound For Steam or Water No. 46 XR, 150-Pound No. 32 XR, 300-Pound When ordering, specify the catalog number and suffix. See page 227 for speci fication of materials. Outside Screw and Yoke Flanged For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 47 X, 150-Pound No. 33 X, 300-Pound No. 61 X, 400-Pound No. 76 X, bOO-Pound No. 83 X, 00-Pound No. 87 X, 1500-Pound For Steam or Water No. 47 XR, 150-Pound Nos. 33 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 61 XR or U, 400-Pound Nos. 76XRorU, 600-Pound Nos. 83 XR or U, 900-Pound Nos. 87 XR or U, 1500-Pound Outside Screw and Yoke Butt-Welding For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 47V2X, 150-Pound No. 331/2 X, 300-Pound No. 761/2 X, 600-Pound No. 831/2 X, 900-Pound No. 871/2 X, 1500-Pound For Steam or Water No. 47Vi XR, 1 50-Pound Nos. 331/2 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 611/2 XR or U, 400-Pound Nos. 76'/2 XR or U, bOO-Pound Nos. 831/2 XR or U, 900-Pound Nos. 871/2 XR or U, BOO-Pound List Prices, Each Size Inches Screwed End Valves 150 300 Pound Pound 150 Pound Flanged End Valves, F.D. & S.F., or Butt-Welding End Valves 300 Pound 400 Pound 600 Pound 900 Pound 1500 Pound 1 1% IV2 2 21/2 *3 f3i/2 4 5 6 8 10 11111 111I1 tl94.00 153.00 209.00 160.00 221.00 298.00 173.00 194.00 247.00 280.00 180.00 200.00 1236.00 261.00 *294.00 t348.00 600 Pound Valves 358.00 *437.00 t510.00 264.00 361.00 278.00 381.00 570.00 690.00 368.00 548.00 755.00 1060.00 437.00 675.00 940.00 1390.00 604.00 996.00 1500.00 2015.00 | 820.00 1390.00 2055.00 2995.00 Use Valves 726.00 947.00 1288.00 1755.00 2640.00 3740.00 347.00 385.00 430.00 550.00 695.00 928.00 1280.00 2040.00 2670.00 4130.00 6425.00 12 ! i 1096.00 1872.00 2715.00 3975.00 5115.00 9340.00 14 ; i 1582.00 2662.00 3580.00 5340.00 7320.00 13685.00 16 i i 2116.00 | 3410.00 4740.00 6955.00 9215.00 18 , 1 2850.00 | 4427.00 6890.00 8745.00 12780.00 20 j 1 3566.00 | 5798.00 9440.00 |13250.00 24 | 1 ! 5480.00 I 8527.00 13910.00 121860.00 For smaller sizes, use the Cast Steel Valves shown on pages 223 to 225. *When y 300 and 600-Pound Flanged Valves with ring joint facing are to be bolted to Cranelap joints, orders must specify. A groove of special pitch diameter is required; see page 450 for dimensions. fThis price applies only to No. 33 X and No. 33 XR Valves; 300-Pound Butt-Welding End or "U" trimmed valves m the 1 Vi-inch size are special; prices on application. ^Butt-welding end valves are not made in the 3Vi-inch size; these prices apply only to flanged end. Service recommendations and ratings. . . page 226 230 CRANE Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Dimensions, in Inches Face to face: 150 and 300-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with a iTe-inch raised face, and 400, 600, 900, 1500, and 2500-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with }^-\nch high large male facing; face to face dimensions include these facings. All flanged and butt-welding valves conform to the American Standard for Face-to-Face Dimensions ol Ferrous Flanged and Welding End Valves, Bit> iciQ3Q, for their respective pressure class. This Stancard does not include 3^-inch 6oc-Pound Valves . . butt-welding valves larger than 8-inch. Class Size of Valve 150-Pound 2 21/2 3 3l/2 4 s 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 1 1 1 | j I | 1 1V2 i 2| 21/2 I 3! 1 31/2 i 14 ! I5 300-Pound 6 8 10 ! ! I 12 ! 14 | 16 1 18 I 20 | 24 | 400-Pound ! ; ; i : 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 it is 20 24 1 i ! 1 | I ! | ! : ! ABCD 6I/4 1 7 I 7 ( I6I/2 7 ! 71/z ! 71/2 1 18 7Tg i 8 1 8 1 203/4 ! 8i/2 1 1 23 8 9 i 9 1 253/4 10 ! 10 ! 301/2 101/2 1 1OV2 1 351/4 11V2 11V2 43 13 13 521/2 14 14 601/2 15 15 701/4 16 16 793/4 17 17 89 18 18 971/4 20 20 1123/4 71/2 171/2 7 8V2 8'/z 181/2 8 91/z 91/2 201/4 9 11 Vs 11'/s 231/4 ll7/8 251/4 11 12 12 281/4 15 15 331/2 157/8 I6I/2 18 l57/8 I6V2 18 381/2 47 | 561/2 | 193/4 641/4 j 30 30 743/4 i 33 33 80*4 ! 36 36 91 1 39 39 1001/2 1 45 45 1201/2 1 16 16 311/2 ; 1 18 I 191/2 18 191/2 35 | 401/4 j 231/2 231/2 , 501/z I 1 261/2 I 261/z ] 593/4 , 1 30 | 30 j 673,4 | 1 321/z | 321/2 : 743/4 351/2 | 351/2 | 803/4 ) ! 381/2 | 381/2 1 911/4 ! 00 ! 4IV2 1 4IV2 i 1 481/z 1 481/z j 120 3/4 j E j Class i Size of j Valve B c D E 8 12 ! 11 Vi 11V2 181/4 8 8 i 21/2 ! 13 13 221/4 9 9 3 1 14 14 253/4 10 9 31/2 i 15 32 14 10 4 1 17 17 32 14 12 5 | 20 20 363/4 16 14 6 I 22 22 423/4 20 14 600-Pound 8 26 26 S21/4 24 18 10 31 31 621/4 27 18 12 33 33 70 27 22 14 35 35 771/4 30 24 16 39 39 833/4 30 27 18 43 43 933/4 36 30 20 47 47 1041/2 36 30 24 55 55 126 42 8 3 15 15 281/2 1 12 8 4 18 18 32 ; 14 8 i5 22 22 363/4 | 16 9 6 24 24 423/4 1 20 9 900-Pound 8 29 29 521/2 ! 2* 10 1 10 33 33 621/4 i 27 12 12 38 38 731/2 j 30 14 14 40Vi 401/j 771/4 i 30 16 16 441/2 441/2 853/4 I 36 20 1 18 48 48 973/4 I 36 20 27 I! 11 V4 10 11 10 16 i 8 11 I6V2 ! 8 27 p/2 12 12 20 | 9 30 2 141/2 ! 14Vi i 231/4 | 10 36 2>/2 I6V2 I&1/2 271/2 | 12 36 3 I8V2 1 I8I/2 1 29 | 14 12 1500-Pound 4 21V2 ! 2IV2 1 34 ! 16 14 5 261/2 ; 26V2 ! 383/4 | ?' 16 6 273/4 1 273/4 | 47 ! 2`t 20 8 323/4 | 323/4 | 55 | 27 24 10 ! 39 i 39 | 65 | 36 24 12 | 441/2 | 441/2 j 783/4 1 36 27 i' 14 1 1 491/2 i 491/2 ! 823/4 i 36 27 : 30 ! i 2500-Pound : j 3366 !1 1 Dimensions of 2500-Pound Valves are lumisnea on application. Description pages 22S to 229 Taps and drains for valves . page S3S Location of by-passes . page 53S Templates for drilling and flange dimensions . pages 441 to 443 Clearance dimensions of by-pass . page 231 CRANE 231 By-Passes for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves 22 When so ordered. Crane Cast Stee4 Wedge Gate Valves can be furnished with a Built-L'p 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: The Crane Built-Up By-Pass is designed to provide maximum strength, durability, and 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 oy-pass valves are of ample weight to withstand the pressures and tem peratures for which the main valve is recommended, and the by-pass valve is trimmed with materials that are suitable for the same services as the main valves. List prices: Extra list prices, shown below, include the Built-Up By Pass completely assembled and attached to either of the sides or to the bottom of the main valve. Unless otherwise specified, by-passes will 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-Up By-Pass By-Pass for Gate Valves (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 Inches Inches ISO Lb. Built-Up By-Passes for Use with Main Valves Of Pressure Classes Specified Below Extra List Prices Per By-Pass 300 400 600 900 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 1500 Lb. Approximate Clearance Dimensions, in Inches F G (Open) 150 300 400 600 900 1500 150 to [ 900 or Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 600-Lb. |1500-Lb. "XR" Trim 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 4 5 % 400.00 400.00 1 2H/4I213/4 I 9% 34 210.00 278.00 278.00 400.00 400.00 19% 20% 2OV4! 22% 1227s i 87s ! 9% 3/4 210.00 278.00 278.00 400.00 400.00 2OV4 211/4 21% 23% 1237s 1 87s ! 9% 3/4 210.00 278.00 278.00 400.00 400.00 221/4 2234 227s 25 26% 87s l 9% 1 235.00 310.00 310.00 475.00 475.00 25 2614126% 287s 307s 1 93/8 ! 103/4 1 215.00 235.00 310.00 310.00 475.00 475.00 25341261/2 28*/g 128% 30% 3234 934 i 103/4 iy 255.00 280.00 370.00 370.00 545.00 545.00 27% 30 301/41303/4 3434 357s 11 ! 13 l'/4 255.00 280.00 370.00 370.00 545.00 29%, 313/4 317s 132% 36 U 1 13 l V4 310.00 340.00 450.00 450.00 660.00 32 351/z 35% 1353/4 38% | 12 ' 13% 1% 310.00 340.00 450.00 450.00 2 380.00 420.00 550.00 550.00 33W! 365/g 367s 1371/g 383/f 44 44% 1453/g .| ! 12 ! 14 ! 3/4 [400.00 400.00 21% 1213/4 9% 3/4 265.00 333.00 333.00 400.00 400.00 20% j 211/8| 211/4 [22% [227s! 91/s "U" Trim 6 3/4 8 3/4 10 1 12 i 1 14 1V4 16 1% 18 ! 1 % 20 ' 1V2 24 : 2 265.00 333.00 333.00|400.00|400.00 265.00|333.00 333.00|400.00 400.001 295.00|370.00 370.00|475.00|475.00[ 295.00|370.00 370.00 475.00 475.001 377.00|467.00 467.00 545.00 545.00 377.00|467.00 467.00 545.00 477.00 587.00 587.001660.00 477.001587.00 587.00 610.001740.001740.00 211/4! 22V4122V21231/8123V* 231/4 [233/41237, 25 26% 26% 27 27% 1287s i 307s 28 287s 291/4 30% [3234 31% 317s 32% 33*4| 357s 33% |33% 134% 351/4 37% [ 37% 1377s 38V 381/4138% 1391/4 1, 4734! 48%'48% 9% 9% 103/4 103/4 13 13 13% 13% 16% Tapt and drains for valves . page 535 Location of by-passes page 535 232 CRANE Gearing for Cast Steel Wedge Gate Valves Style N Bevel Gearing For OS. & Y. Gate Valves I. Gear Covers For Spur or Bevel Geared Steel O S Si Y Wedge Gate Valves Prices and dimensions on application. Larger sizes of gate valves or gate valves used for unusually high pressures frequently require gearing in order to facilitate operation. Under other conditions, where valves are inaccessibly installed, gearing can be used effectively to provide for more convenient operation. Prices are furnished on application. Bevel gearing: On orders for gate valves with bevel gearing, Style "N". with the pinion shaft extending at right angles to the run of the valve will be supplied unless otherwise specified. 11 nfii 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 "O". Style P Spur Gearing For O S. &l Y. Gate Valves When bevel gearing is ordered separately for use on circular bonnet valves (300Pound or heavier), Style "N" gearing will regularly be supplied. For assembly on 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 shaft 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 operator. Ordering: Orders for geared gate valves must specify the Style of gearing (and on bevel gearing, the position of the pinion shaft). When ordering gearing separately, also indicate the size, 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 \l/i, 2, 2)^, 3, 4, 5, b, 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 2500-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; and deep, lantern-type stuffing box with ball-type gland--assures tightness with minimum wear. It is recommended that 2500-Pound Alloy Steel Gate Valves be equipped with a by-pass on sizes 4-inch and larger; sizes 8-inch and larger should have gearing. Working pressures................ page 226 General description . pages 227 and 228 Specifications of Materials . Description ohMaterial*........ page 227 pages 1 to 9 1 For Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves, see Section 21, pages 209 to 220. CRANE Cast and Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves ) The Crane line of Steel Globe and Angle Valves can be classified into two general groups The first group covers valves 2-inch and smaller, of forged steel, cast steel, or bar stock; these are frequently considered general utility valves and are used in a wide variety of services, often at pressures and temperatures lower than the recommended maximum. The second group covers cast steel valves ranging in size as large as S-inch, all made similar in design and available in each of the American Standard pressure classes. Cast and Forged Steel Valves, Sizes 2-Inch and Smaller Bar Stock Valves.......................................................... . page 234 boo-Pound Cast Steel, for Locomotive Service . page 238 6oo-Pound Forged Steel, Inside Screw.... .... page 235 6oo-Pound Forged Steel, O.S. &l Y. . . . pages 236 and 237 1500-Pound Cast Steel, 0 S. & Y............................................................ page 239 6ooo-Pound Hydraulic Forged Steel............................ . . page 240 Cast Steel Valves, ISO, 300, 400, 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Pressure-Temperature Ratings......................................................................page 241 Description and Specification of Materials. . pages 242 and 243 List Prices....................................................................................................... page 244 Dimensions............................................................................................................page 245 Service Recommendations.............................................................................. page 241 ) Gearing............................................................................................................ page 246 2500-Pound......................................................................................................... page 24b For Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves, see Section 21, pages 209 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 following pages: Steel Globe and Angle for Chlorine Service..........page 576 Steel Gate Valves..........................................pages 221 to232 Steel Check Valves...................................... pages 247 to254 Steel Stop-Check Valves.........................pages 297 and 298 Steel Safety Valves................................................. page 314 Steel Relief Valves...................................... pages 323 to 325 Steel Sediment Separators............................................... page342 Steel Flanged Fittings.................................pages 261 to268 Steel Welding Fittings................................. pages 269 to284 Steel Flanges............................................ pages 285 to292 Steel Screwed Fittings................................. pages 255 to260 Steel Bushings................................................................... page258 Steel Plugs..........................................................................page258 Corrosion-Resistant Products................. pages 365 to 380 Wrought Steel Nipples.......................... pages 170 and 171 ) Forged Steel Unions................................ pages 183 and 184 Forged Steel Flange Unions .............. pages 186 and 187 Fabricated Piping.................................... pages 477 to 504 234 CRANE High Pressure Steel, Exelloy, or 18-8 Mo Bar Stock Valves WORKING PRESSURE 3000 pounds cold water, oil, or gas, non-shock Air Tested Cross Section Globe Female Steel, Exelloy, or 18-8 Mo Globe Female No. 222 H, Steel No. 222 X, Exellov No. 222 SS, 18-8 Mo Globe Male and Female No. 222 Vi H, Steel No. 222Vi X, Exellov No. 222Vi SS, 18-8 Mo Angle Female No. 223 H, Steel No. 223 X, Exellov No. 223 SS, 18-8 Mo Size Steel Valves Exelloy Valves 18-8 Mo Valves Globe Angle Globe Angle Globe Angle List Prices, Each Inches j Vs No. 222 H, Female | 6.50 No. 222Vi H, Male and Female 7.80 No. 223 H, Female j 6.50 No. 223 V2 H, Male and Female t 11.00 No. 222 X, Female 10.60 No. 222V2 X, Male and Female No. 223 X, Female 1 13.00 ! 10.60 No. 223V2 X, Male and Female j 18.30 No. 222 SS, Female j 14.20 No. 222 Vi SS, Male and Female | 18.00 No. 223 SS, Female ] 14.20 No. 223V2 SS, Male and Female 1 24.00 Vs 6.50 7.80 6.50 11.00 10.60 13.00 10.60 18.30 14.20 18.00 14.20 24.00 Vs 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 Female No. 223 Vi H, Steel No. 223Vi X, Exelloy No. 2231/2 SS, 18-8 Mo Vi 10.20 12.20 10.20 17.00 16.30 20.30 16.30 28.50 22.00 27.00 22.00 36.60 3/4 1 28.00 39.00 33.70 28.00 39.00 40.50 55.00 77.00 69.00 55.00 77.00 83.00 | 61.00 87.00 76.00 61.00 87.00 91.00 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 18-8 Mo Alloy Valves are especially suited for oil and gasoline containing hydrogen sulphide and sulphur dioxide 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 flow 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 18-8 Mo Alloy Valves, of Crane 18-8 Mo Chrome-Nickel-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 11 per cent. Crane 18-8 Mo Alloy is a steel having a minimum content of 18 per cent chromium and io per ce. t nickel, with 2.5 to 3 per cent molybdenum. Dimensions, in Inches Size Vs1 I >/ 1 3/s 1 V2 i *4 ! 1 WsA 1 3 V32 1 3 V32 1 1%2 1 1 Vi 1 l5/s i B 1 U/z 1 1% 1 iVs ! 2 Vs 1 27s I C 1 9/l ! 9/l6 1 U/l6 1 13/l6 1 l 1 1V4 E or F -- Open VsI 3716 1 37is ! 3i y16 ! 4% 1 6% 1 7 G I 29/i 1 29/,6 ! 29/lS 1 39/i6 ! 43/4 1 43/4 5 9Diameter of seat opening [ 3/l6 1 7l6 ! V4 1 /i 1 7/lS ! /l6 The opening in the male end on male and female \ alves leads to the underside of the disc. C R A N EU 600-Pound Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves Inside Screw Temp. Deg. F. WORKING PRESSURES | Pounds Temp. i Pounds ! Non-Shock ^ Deg. F. , Non-Shock Class "X", for Oil or Oil Vapor only 100 2000 | 150 1910 l 200 j 1820 ; 250 1 1730 ; 500 1280 550 1190 600 , 1110 650 1030 300 | 1640 350 i 1550 400 i 1460 450 1 1370 1 700 750 ! 800 ! 940 850 780 TEST PRESSURES Shell -- 2175 pounds hydrostatic Seat -- 2100 pounds hydrostatic Valve seat tested 100 pounds air-under-water Cross Section Globe Union Bonnet These are small, rugged In side Screw Globe and Angle Valves, made with a plug type disc and seat. Service recommendations: The valves are suited for use where strong, durable inside screw valves are wanted. They are recommended for cold oil and for hot oil and oil vapor on temperatures up to 8oo F. Body and bonnet: The body and bonnet are forged carbon steel. Heavy metal sections assure liberal safety. Bonnet joint: Bonnet joints are fitted with a cor rugated soft iron gasket. Sizes l/i to %-inch have a union bonnet, the ring being forged steel; sizes i to z-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. end is retained in the disc by a disc stem ring, screwed into the disc and lock-welded. Stuffing box: The stuffing box, equipped with a gland, is exception ally wide and deep. Cross Section Globe Bolted Bonnet It is filled with cut ring packing. Handwheel: Wheels are malleable iron. For easier handling, valves 134-inch and smaller have a dished design wheel, made with small gripping knobs on the outer edge. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Plug type disc and seat: The plug type disc and seat are made of Exelloy. Their wide, carefully finished seat ing surfaces are unusually resistant to foreign matter and to wiredrawing; they are ideal for throttling services. The seat ring is screwed into the body. Stem: The stem, made of Exelloy, is of generous diam eter with long thread engage ment in the bonnet. The stem Union Bonnet Globe, Screwed No. 3620 X Union Bonnet Angle, Screwed No. 3621 X Bolted Bonnet Globe, Screwed No. 3624 X Bolted Bonnet Angle, Screwed No. 3625 X List Prices and Dimensions Size Union Bonnet Valves Inches | V* 3/s y2 V* Size Bolted Bon-et Valves Inches | 1 t V4 : u/2 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 116.50 j 16.50 19.70 22.80 No. 3625 X, Angle Each 29.00 40.20| 59.00 80.40 Center to end | l]/i iv2 2Vt Center to end | 29/l6 3 Vs j 3i/2 43/is Dimensions, Center to Globe 1 4/ 53/ii 67/is 6 Dimensions, Center to Globe 1 8 3/4 1034; lois/is 129/i6 in Inches top, open Angle j 434 S'/l6 6`A 7i/z in Inches top, open Angle | 7 Vs 95/is 1 9 V, 101/2 Diameter of wheel | 2 Vi 2% 3 3V2 Diameter of wheel 4 5 16 1 7 23 236 CRANE 600-Pound Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves Outside Screw and Yoke Low in cost and high in quality, these small Crane 600Pound Forged Steel Outside Screw and Yoke Valves are WORKING PRESSURES Temp.l Pounds, Non-Shock Screwed Flanged Valves Deg. F. or With j With Socket Vi-inch J Ring jWelding Male j Joint | Valves Facing;Facing compact, rugged, and durable. The line includes union bonnet valves with screwed ends in sizes 34 t0 34-inch or socket-welding ends in sizes 34 and 54inch ; and bolted bon Class " X", for Oil or Oil Vapor Class " W", for Steam or Water 100 2000 1200 1440 ISO 1910 1180 1420 200 1820 1160 1400 250 1730 1140 1380 300 1640 1120 1365 350 1550 1095 1350 400 1460 1075 1330 450 1370 1050 1320 500 1280 1000 1250 net valves with 550 1190 screwed, socket welding, or flanged 600 650 700 1110 1030 940 ends in sizes 34 t0 750 850 950 1180 890 1110 830 1030 760 940 680 850 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 pressure-temperature steam or oil lines. Two classes of trim are available: Class When large male and female facings are used with solid metal gaskets, these ratings are per mitted only if the gasket con tact area is the same as in large "X", for oil or oil vapor up to 1000 F., and tongue and groove joints. Class "W", for steam (850 F. max.), water, air, or gas. For details, see "Service Recommen Valve seat tested 100 pounds dations" on page 241 ("W" trim is recommended air-under-water Section, Globe, Bolted Bonne: TEST PRESSURES Pounds Hydrostatic Valve Screwed Flanged or Valves Socket- With With Welding V4" Ring Valves Male Joint Shell Seat 2175 2100 1800 2175 1550 1550 for the same services as defined there for "XR"). Body, bonnet, and yoke: The body, bonnet, and yoke are forged carbon steel; heavy metal sections passing through the stuffing box is polished to reduce friction and to prolong the life of the packing. assure generous strength. On union bonnet valves Disc-stem connection: A shoulcler-seath'l. the bonnet and yoke are separate pieces, joined by screwed-in disc stem ring retains the stem shoulder long, fine threads. On bolted bonnet valves the within the disc; the disc swivels on the end of the bonnet and yoke are forged integral. stem, preventing scoring or galling of the seatinu Bonnet joint: The bonnet joint is equipped with a surfaces. The stem ring is lock-welded to the disc. corrugated soft iron gasket, assuring tightness and Yoke bushing: The heavy yoke bushing, long with ease of maintenance. Union bonnet valves have a liberal stem-thread engagement, is screwed into the forged steel union ring. Bolted bonnet valves have yoke and tack welded; it is sturdy and secure. a male and female joint fitted with Triplex Steel studs. Both types of joints are unusually strong and can be easily dismantled and reassembled. Bolted gland: The bolted gland eliminates tlx danger of weakening--by threading--the yoke leg' Steel tee-head bolts hold the forged steel one-pietc Plug type disc and seat: These valves have a gland and gland flange rigidly in place. The packinc Crane plug type disc and seat, well known for ability load is easily adjusted; bolts are quickly remox e ' to maintain tightness and for effectiveness on when necessary. A steel gland bolt retainer anchui' throttling sen ices. The wide, tapered seating sur the bolts; the bolts will not come off in service. 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 Crane Hardened Stainless Steel, having a hardness of 500 Brinnell. The body seat ring has heavy metal sections, with a long thread Stuffing box: An unusually wide and deepstuffirc 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 34 to i-mch have a dished engagement in the body. design wheel, with small rounded gripping knobs. Stem: The Exelloy stem has precision cut lifting Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can nc threads to assure smooth operation. The portion repacked while under pressure. Prices and dimensions page 237 Description of materials pages 1 to 9 CRANE 237 600-Pound Forged Steel Globe and Angle Valves Outside Screw and Yoke Union Bonnet Valves List Prices, Each, and Dimensions SizeInches! 1/4 I Vs ! V2 I 3,4 No. 3640 X or W, Screwed 22.30I22.30|26.40;30.80 Globe No. 3648 X or W, Socket-Welding 22.30)22.30| j ! No. 3641 X or W, Screwed )22.30122.30(26.40130.80 Angle! No. 3649 X or W, Socket-Welding '22.30|22.30| Center to end Dimensions,) in Inches Center to top, open Globe Angle Depth of socket Diameter of wheel ! 1V4 ! 6l/2 i 63/g i Ms 13 IV2 i iVs ! 21/4 6V2 ! 7Vi 6! 9 6% ! 7 | 81/2 9/te 1 1 3 ! 31/2 i 4 Angle, Screwed ;Not illustrated) No. 3641 X No. 3641 W Angle, Socket-Welding No. 3649 X No. 3649 W Globe. Screwed No. 3640 X No. 3640 W Globe. Socket-Welding "> (Not illustrated) 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-Welding 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 Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the boo-Pound American Standard (Bi6e-tQ3q). They have a large male face 1^-inch high with a serrated finish (approxi mately 32 concentric grooves per inch). Prices include drilling and spot facing; no deduction if ordered faced only. Valves with 150-Pound end flanges are made to order; prices on request. Faceto face:6oo-Pound flanged valves have American Standard Bi6.io-iq3q face-to-face dimensions; the H-inch size is not included in the Standard. List Prices, Each, and Dimensions Size Inches 1 Vi ] 3/4 1 l*/4 1 1V4 2 No. 3644 X or W, Screwed j 29.50|34.40j40.70)58.50| 80.40|108.00 Globe No. 3652 X or W, Socket-Welding )29.S0|34.40)40.70)58.50) 80.401108.00 No. 3656 X or W, Flanged, F.D. & S. F. )56.30168.00|80.50)98.501123.00| 155.00 No. 3645 X or W, Screwed ,29.50|34.40)40.70|58.50l 80.40]108.00 Angle No. 3653 X or W, Socket-Welding I29.50|34.40|40.70|58.50| 80.40|108.00 No. 3657 X or W, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. ; 56.30|68.00 80.50|98.50|123.00)155.00 Screwed or Center to end :i`3/i6|73/i6 29/i6 3>/s 1 3% 1 43/is Socket-Welding Center to Globe ! 7Vis 1 8% 93/s 11 ! ll'VisI 14 Valves top, open Angle i 6% 1 8 81/4 1 99/l6 1 101/g ) 1113/| Q Depth of socket 1 % lU/l6 Dimensions, Flanged Valves `Center to face ! 31/4 | 33/4 Center to Globe 1 7% | 9 top, open Angle 1611/is! 8 Diameter of wheel Diameter of flange 1 3M2 1 4 1 33/4 | 4% `Thickness of flange i 9/lS 1 S/s 3/4 13/l6 Vs 1 1 41/4 4Vi 1 43/4 | 53/4 93/4 HVisI 123/i6 i 149/i6 8V1S 95/g 1 10s/16 i 121/16 s 61 7 1 9 4% 5>/4 I 6Vs 1 6 Vi "At 13/il Vs 1 1 Diameter of male face Diameter of bolt circle No. and dia. of bolts ! l3/s Wisl 2 2 Vi 1 2% 1 33/s i 2% | 31/4 31/2 3% 1 4V4 1 5 |4--Vi|4--Vg|4--s/s 4--5/g| 4-3/4 | 8--Vs `The center to face dimension includes the Vi-inch male face; the thickness of flange does not. Far working pressures and description, see the preceding page. Dimensions of ring joint and special facings pages 449 to 4S1 Monel trimmed valves Templates for drilling page 377 page 442 238 CRANE 600-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Globe Valves Outside Screw and Yoke WORKING PRESSURE HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES 600 pounds steam, 750 F. Body--1500 pounds Shell--1100 pounds Valves arc tested at the scat with 100 pounds air-undcr-watcr. Cross Section No. 496 P, Globe Female Inlet Female Outlet Female Inlet Female Union Outlet Male Inlet Female Union Outlet All values shown on this page are made to order only. On the 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 | Vz No. 496 P, Female Outlet Each| 36.00 No. 1880 P, Female Union Outlet Each 1 53.00 Size Inches | 3/4xVz No. 1884 P, Female Union Outlet Eachj 57.00 34 43.00 58.00 lx3,4 65.50 1 50.00 65.00 lV4xl 73.50 ! 1 Vi ! ! 63.50 | 1 80.50 1 j lV2xll/4 | ! 88.50 : l'/2 80.50 108.00 2xiy2 123.00 2 94.50 149.00 2V2x2 165.00 These valves are patterned after the A.A.R. 300Pound 0. S. &l Y. Brass Valves. They are especially recommended for service on railroad locomotives using high pressure superheated steam. The valves are liberally reinforced and are 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 service 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 Hardene: Stainless Steel, offering excellent resistance to ero sion, galling, and corrosion. Yoke bushing: The yoke bushing, made of Crane No. 4Q Nickel Alloy, is long and heavy with liberal stem-thread engagement. Screwed into the yoke and tack W'elded, it is sturdy and secure. Stuffing box: The stuffing box is deep and is filleu with high grade packing. It is equipped with a Crane No. 48 Nickel Alloy gland. Repacking: These valves, when w'ide open, can N repacked while under pressure. Size No. 496 P or No. 1880 P Female Inlet Valves Size No. 1884 P Male Inlet Valves Dimensions, in Inches Inches Vz 1 3/4 Center to female end Center to union end, No. 1880 P Center to top, open Diameter of wheel Inches l9/l6 27,s 5/, 3 Vis 3/4 x y2 I 1 1 1 ! 1% 3 6 3% lx 3/4 Center to male end Center to union end Center to top, open Diameter of wheel 29/l6 29/is 5>V,6 3 Vis I 1 1 ! 3 Vs 3 6 3Vg I 1 ! W* I 2 Vi ! 27,6 1 37,6 ! 3i7,s 71 Vis i 8Vs 4V,s ! 43/4 l'AxI 1 Vz x 1 Vi 3*/z ! 313/16 37,6 ! 317,6 7>V,s ' 8!/g 4Vis ! 43/4 1 V2 1 2 . 21 3/,s 47l6 93/4 53/s 1 ! ! 1 33/g . 5i/g 10% _ 6 2 x 11/2 1 21/2 x 7 47is 1 4Vg . 43/i6 1 51/g . 93/4 1 10%,. 53/g ! 6 CRANE 239 1500-Pound Screwed and Socket-Welding Alloy Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves Bolted Bonnet--Outside Screw and Yoke WORKING PRESSURES Temperature Deg. F. Pounds Non-Shock <5 Globe, Screwed No. 3844 X No. 3844 U Globe, Socket-Welding (Not 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 U The valve teat it tetted 100 poundt 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 3415 350 3375 400 3330 450 3295 500 3125 550 2955 600 2770 650 2580 700 2350 750 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 Size . Screwed SocketWelding sions. in Inches List Prices and Dimensions Inches | % Vt 1 iy 1% 2 No. 3844 X or No. 3845 X Each j 71.00 83.00 98.00 141.00 193.00 260.00 No. 3844 U or No. 3845 U Each I 88.00 106.00 121.00 176.00|239.00 322.00 No. 3852 X or No. 3853 X No. 3852 U or No. 3853 U Each| 71.00 83.00 98.00 141.00 193.00|260.00 Eachj 88.00 106.00 121.00|176.00 239.00|322.00 Center to end, Screwed Center to end, Socket-Welding Center to Globe top, open Angle Depth of socket Diameter of wheel 1 2 ViB I 2 Vis 1 9% 1 9y 1% 14 2Va 2`V,s 9Vg 9 Vi u/is 5 3 Vs 3 Vis 103/4 103/g 3/4 7 3% 3s/,s 13 12% t3A 6 8 33/4 3Vi 13% 12% 7/s 9 43/4 4n/is 16% is% 1 14 Cross Section Through Seat of "LT Trimmed These small ijoo-Pound Steel Valves are similar in design to the 6oo-Pound Bolted Bonnet Valves shown on pages 236 and 237, except that they are heavier and more rugged. 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 stuffing 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: Class "X," for oil or oil vapor up to ioooF., and C.ass "U" for steam, water, air, gas, and other non lubricating and relatively non-corrosive fluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, etc., up toqjo0 F. Materials: The body and yoke bonnet are cast from Crane No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel and have a male and female joint with steel gasket to assure tightness and ease of maintenance. The stem is Exelloy. Precision cut stem threads assure smooth operation. The bolted one-piece gland eliminates the danger of weakening--by threading--the yoke legs. The packing load can be adjusted easily, and a gland bolt retainer prevents the tee-head bolts from coming 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 Stellite faced, offering excellent resistance to wear. Repacking: These valves, when wide open, can be repacked while under pressure. Detcription of matt ialt. .. paget 1 to 9 23 240 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 H, Globe Screwed 226 H, Angle Screwed Cross Section No. 225 H Globe List Prices and Dimensions InchesI Vi | % I Vt I Vi I 1 I lVi I U/2 No. 225 H, Globe Each| 49.00 |49.00154.00|63.00177.00|105.00l304.00|409.00 No. 226 H, Angle Each! 49.00 149.00154.00163.00177.001105.001304.001409.00 Dimensions in Inches End to end. Globe Center to end. Angle Center to top, open Center to end of handle Diameter of wheel 1 2% 1 U/is I 63/4 ! 3 Vi 1 m 13% 1 s F/islUVisI 2Vi 63/4 I 7% 1 9*4 3 Vi 1 3i/2 ] 4i/4 1I 5 Vi 2s/, 10*/4 s 7 3V2 12s/, SVi 7% 3 Vi 14V 12 9 16 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 sires 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). 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 ij^-inch and larger (not illustrated). The stem in all sizes is made of brass. Handle or wheel: Sizes 1 and smaller have a lever handle; larger sizes have a wheel. Stuffing box: These valves have a deep stuffing box, filled with high grade packing. It 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! When 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. r Crane Inverted Open Float Steam Traps provide a complete and efficient method of handling condensate from piping, coils, heaters, and steam heated equipment of many kinds. Low in price--simple in de sign, they give long and trouble-free service. See pages 335, 336, and 337. CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 241 Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock For Valves Shown on pages 242 to 246 Temp., 'Flanged Valves with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Valves with Ring Joint Facing, Butt-Welding2 and Screwed End Valves 3Fluid Carbon Steel ; No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel jjCarbonl ! Steel j No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Deg. ISO | Fahr. Lb. 300 400 i 600 900 1500 2500 ! 150 Lb. Lb. | Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Steam, Water, Air, or Gas 3C7 XR 100 230 600 800 1200 1800 3000 5000 150 220 590 785 1180 1770 2950 4915 200 210 580 770 1160 1740 2900 4830 250 200 570 760 1140 1710 2850 4750 300 190 560 740 1 1120 1680 2800 4660 350 180 550 725 1095 1645 2740 4565 400 170 540 710 1075 1615 2690 4475 450 160 525 700 1050 1580 2630 4380 500 150 500 665 1000 1500 2500 4165 550 140 475 630 950 1420 2370 3950 600 130 445 590 890 1330 2220 3700 Claaa X 650 120 415 550 830 1240 2070 3450 700 110 380 500 760 1140 1900 3160 750 100 360 475 720 1080 1800 2995 800 92 340 450 680 1020 1700 2830 850 82 320 425 640 960 1600 2665 900 `70 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Claaa U 950 `55 `265 `350 `530 `795 `1325 `2205 1000 `40 `190 `250 `380 `570 ` 950 `1580 Oil Vapor, 1050 Oil, Clatt X 1100 | 275 720 960 1440 2160 3600 6000 255 710 945 1420 2130 3550 5915 240 700 930 1400 2100 3500 5830 225 690 920 1380 2070 3450 5750 210 680 910 1365 2050 3415 5690 195 675 900 1350 2025 3375 5625 180 665 890 1330 2000 3330 5550 165 660 875 1320 1975 3295 5490 150 625 835 1250 1875 3125 5210 140 590 790 1180 1775 2955 4925 130 555 740 1110 1660 2770 4620 120 515 690 1030 1550 2580 4300 110 470 635 940 1410 2350 3920 100 425 575 850 1275 2125 3550 92 375 500 750 1125 1875 3125 82 350 475 700 1050 1750 2925 `70 325 425 650 975 1625 2700 `55 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 `40 `230 `310 `470 `700 `1170 `1950 `135 `180 `270 `405 * 675 `1125 * 90 `120 `180 `270 < 450 ` 750 Flanged No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves (Made to order) | too Claaa X 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 j 'Facings Other Than Ring Joint For temperatures up to 900 F., these ratines 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 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 lWhen raised face, lapped, and large male and female facings are used with solid metal gaskets, the above pressure-tempera ture ratings are permitted only when the gasket contact area is not greater than the large tongue and groove gasket contact area and the I.D. of the gasket is not less than the I.D. of the large tongue and groove gasket. 2When welding end valves are used at temperatures over 850 F. in services where graphitization may be a problem, valves made of Crane No. 7 or No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Steel are recommended. "Service recommendations: Valves with "XR" trim 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 is used in hydraulic systems, especially where seating loads are extremely high. Maximum recom mended temperatures for "XR" trimmed valves are: 850 F. on steam and 500 F. on all other services. For lubricating oils up to 500 F., either "X" or "XR" should give equal satisfaction. For all oil or oil vapor service at temperatures over Joo F. and for most corrosive and unrefined oils regardless of temperature, "X" trim should always be used. Maximum recommended temperatures for "X" trimmed valves are: iooo0 F. on 150-Pound, and 1 ioo F. on 300, 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 1500Pound Valves. "U" trim is provided primarily for high temperature (up to iooo0 F.) steam lines. 4These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered, flanged end 150 and 300-Pound Valves regularly are fur nished with Vfg-inch raised faces, and 400-Pound and higher pressure valves, with 3^-inch male faces. Cold service: For temperatures between o and ioo F., the ratings for ioo F. apply. For sub-zero serv ice, materials with suitable impact resistance must be used; recommendations on request. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA Bi6ebiq4q) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iq3Q. The higher ratings that are shown above for products made of No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel are taken from ASA B31.1-1q.42 (Code for Pressure Piping). 242 CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves Crane Cast Steel Globe HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES, IN POUNDS of the larger size or and Angle Valves are rugged and substantial in construction. Made from carefully selected Pressure Class Flanged Valves I Flanged Valves With Facing Other;With Ring Joint Face Than Ring Joint j Screwed and 1 Butt-Welding Valves higher pressure valves when used under maxi mum working pressures, these valves are regu materials and of im Shell | Seat Shell Seat larly furnished with proved designs, they possess the necessary qualifications to meet 150-Pound 300-Pound 400-Pound 350 | 350 | 900 | 775 | 1200 | 1000 | 425 1100 1450 350 775 1000 gearing. In addition to facilitating operation, the gearing assures ac the severe demands of 600-Pound 1800 | 1550 | 2175 1550 curate regulation of flow. modern installations. Recognizing the service requirements they must 900-Pound 2700 I 2250 | 3250 2250 1500-Pound 4500 i 3700 | 5400 3700 Valve teats are tested 100 pounds air-under-water. The valves are available in a wide range of sizes, 150, 300, 400, 600, qoo, satisfy--accurate control and regulation of flow-- For working pressures, see page 241. 1500, and 2500-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 2500-Pound Valves 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 industria' 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, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500Pound Valves are regularly made of Crane No. 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 244. For extremely severe oil or oil vapor services, valves can be made of Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Steel. They are made to order only; see the Cram 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 'Class "X" Oil or Oil Vapor 1100 F. Max. 'Class "XR" Steam or Water 850 F. Max. 'Class "U" Steam or Water 1000 F. Max. Body and Bonnet Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Disc Exelloy JExelloy Body Seat Ring Exelloy Stem Exelloy Bonnet Gasket Corrugated Soft Iron | Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Triplex Steel (150-Pound Valves are furnished with studs.) Body and Bonnet Disc Body Seat Ring Stem Bonnet Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel No. 49 Nickel-Alloy Exelloy Exelloy Corrugated Soft Iron | Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Triplex Steel (150-Pound Valves are furnished with studs.) 2500-Pound Valves wir* "XR" tn are not regularly furnished. Body and Bonnet No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Disc Stellite-Faced Alloy Steel Body Seat Ring Stem Not listed Steelite-Faced Alloy Steel Exelloy Bonnet Gasket Soft Iron | Soft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Bonnet Bolt-Studs Templex Steel `For detailed service recommendations, see page 241. fExellov or Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel. ^Corrugated Soft 1 ron List prices page 244 Description of materials pages I to 9 Dimensions page 245 ________________CRJ^NE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 243 Plug Type Disc Crane Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves embody the many refinements in design and mate rials that are necessary in valves used on severe services. Disc and seat: "XR 'and 'U" trimmed valves (forsteam. water, or general service) in sizes 6inch and smaller are regularlyfurnished with a plug type disc and seat (illustrated at left); the 8-inch size is regularly furnished with a flat disc and seat (not illustrated). All sizes of "X" trimmed valves (for oil or oil vapor service) are furnished with a 350 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. Ball Type Disc 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. 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. 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 150 and 300-Pound Valves, a close fitting male and female bonnet joint retains the gasket and accurately centers the working parts. 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 : 50-Pound Valves. When wide open, 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 300-Pound and higher pressure valves; 150-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 lurnished with 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 He-inch raised face on the end flanges; the 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound Flanged Valves regularly have a j^-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 Mi-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, Bi6e-iq3q. 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, B:6.10iq3q, for their respective pressure class. This Stand ard does not include 33^-inch 6oo-Pound Valves. Pressure-temperature ratings page 241 Service recommendations ........ page 241 List prices...................................... page 244 244 CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 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 When ordering, specify catalog number and suffix. List Prices, Each, Globe or Angle Size! 150 300 400 600 900 ; 1500 In. Pound Pound Pound Pound Pound . Pound Screwed 2 1 194.00 2*4j 221.00 3 [ 254.00 4 1 334.00 221.00 254.001 294.00! 395.001 1 Flanged, F.D. & S.F. or Butt-Welding 2 1 207.00 2*41 234.00 t3 i 268.00 3*41*308.00 234.00 Use **262.00 268.00 600 319.00 t308.00 Pound t387.00 361.00 Valves *455.00| j 610.00 | 885.00 899.00! J1600.00 | 4 I 348.00 415.00 592.00 626.00111566.00|t 1983.00 5 i 468.00| 562.00 773.001J 1251.00111813.00| J2898.00 6 j 562.00 695.00111326.00111570.001 J2538.00113813.00 8 i 843.00|tl378.00|tl931.00| | | For valves smaller than those listed, refer to the note at the top of the opposite page. fWhen 3-inch 300 and 600-Pound Flanged Valves with ring joint facing are to be bolted to Cranelap joints, orders must so specify A groove of special pitch diameter is required; see page 450 for dimensions. *Butt-welding end valves are not made in the 3 J^-inch size; these prices apply only to the flanged end. **600-Pound Angle Valves are not made in the 2-inch size; 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-Pound 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, 600-Pound Nos. 183 XR or U, 900-Pound Nos. 189 XR or U, 1500-Pound JBall-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 246. 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 300-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 (l.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-Pound 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 recommendation s. For Oil or Oil Vapor No. 143V2 X, 150-Pound see page 241. No. 145*/2 X, 150-Pound No. 151*4 X, 300-Pound No. 153*4 X, 300-Pound No. 171*4 X, 600-Pound No. 183V2 X, 900-Pound No. 189*4 X, 1500-Pound For specification of materials, No. 173*4 X, 600-Pound No. 185*4 X, 900-Pound No. 190*4 X, 1500-Pound For Steam or Water see page 242. For Steam or Water No. 143(4 XR, 150-Pound No. 145*4 XR, 1 50-Pound Nos. 151*4 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 153*4 XR or U, 300-Pound Nos. 161*4 XR or U, 400-Pound Nos. 163*4 XR or U, 400-Pound Nos. 171*/2XR or U, 600-Pound Nos. 173*4 XR or U, 600-Pound Nos. 183*4 XR or U, 900-Pound Nos. 185*4 XR or U, 900-Pound Nos. 189*4 XR or U, 1500-Pound Nos. 190*4 XR or U, 1500-Pound Angle Butt-Weldii'S! ) ) ) CRANE Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves 245 NOTE For smaller size 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Valves, refer to the following: 600-Pound Valves: For 6oo-Pound Valves in sizes smaller than those listed on the preceding page, use the forged steel valves shown on pages 136 and 137. 900-Pound Valves: For sizes Y<i to 2-inch screwed and socket-welding, use the 1500-Pound Steel Valves shown on page 239. For sizes 2 and 2p2-inch flanged and butt-welding, use the 1 500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Valves shown on the preceding page. 1500-Pound Valves: For sizes smaller than 2-inch screwed and socket-welding, use the steel valves shown on page 239. *** *** By-passes: Crane Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves can be equipped with a by-pass; prices on request. Motor operation: To facilitate operation, the valves can be equipped with an electric, air, or gas motor; prices are furnished on application. See pages 132 to 135 for complete details. Dimensions, in Inches Pres Size sure of HH Class Valve JJ H JK L Globe Angle 2 8 8 I 4 4 1334 121/2 8 2 >/2 81/2 81/2 41/4 41/4 141/2 13 8 150 Pound 3 t3% 4 5 91/2 IOV2 ll'/2 14 91/2 IIV2 43/4 43/4 51/4 53/4 I 53/4 7 I6I/2 171/4 193/4 23 15 15% 173/ 203/4 9 9 10 10 Globe Screwed Globe Flanged Globe Butt-Welding 6 16 8 241/2 213/4 12 8 191/2 93/4 26 23% 16 2 ToW 91/2 51/4 43/4 173/4 9 21/2 HI/2 103/4 53/4 5% 1 19 i 10 3 121/2 113/4 6V4 5% 1 201/2 10 300 t3>/2 1314 6*4 1 Pound 4 14 13 7 61/2 1 221/2 243/ 12 14 5 153/4 6 17% 7% 1 261/2 16 83/ 1 2934 18 8 22 11 1 *351/2 *24 4 16 8 1 251/4 14 400 5 18 9 1 281/2 18 Pound 6 191/2 93/4 1 *311/4 *20 8 231/2 113/ *381/4 *27 Angle Screwed Center to face: 150 and 300-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with a Fjg-inch 600 Pound 2 2'/z 3 t3i/2 4 111/2 13 14 15 17 61/2 7 71/2 81/2 19 2H/4 231/j 25 271/2 10 12 12 14 18 raised face. 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound 5 20 10 *303/4 *20 Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with a 6 22 11 *35 *24 }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 Valves, B16. io-iQ3q. The 334-inch 6oo-Pound Valves are not included in this Standard. 900 Pound 1500 Pound 3 4 5 6 2 21/2 3 4 5 15 18 22 24 141/2 I6I/2 I8I/2 211/2 261/a 71/2 9 11 12 7V4 81/4 91/4 103/4 131/4 24 *291/2 *341/4 *373/4 251/4 281/4 *331/2 *37*4 *41% 12 *20 *24 *27 1 14 | 18 I *24 1 *27 | *30 6 273/ 13% *45% | *30 Pressure-temperature ratings........................... page 241 *These dimensions apply only to valves without gearing, for Service recommendations................................ page 241 dimensions of geared valves, see page 246. Specification of materials............................................... page242 List prices...................................................................... page244 Description of construction................pages 242 to 244 fButt-welding valves are not made in the 3}4-inch size; dimensions shown for this size apply only to flanged valves. the i Templates for drilling . i Taps and drains for valves pages 441 to 443 . page 535 Special facings Gearing . pages 448 to 451 page 246 Jr 246 CRANE Gearing for Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves To avoid the difficulty encountered in opening or closing large size or high pressure globe and angle valves when used under the maximum recom mended working pressures, these valves are regu larly equipped with a ball-bear ing yoke sleeve and either bevel or spur gearing. Bevel Gearing with Ball-Bearing Yoke Sleeve for Steel Globe and Angle Valves In addition to facilitating opera tion, the gearing provides closer control of flow under the severest service condi tions. Spur Gearing with Ball-Bearing Yoke Sleeve for Steel Globe and Angle Valves (Gearing, Bonnet, and Yoke are shown turned 90 from position regularly furnished). Bevel gearing: Globe and angle valves equipped with bevel gearing will have the pinion shaft extending at right angles to the run of the valve with the handwheel on the left side when facing the port opening from above the valve seat. 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 clearly indicate what is wanted. Dimensions, in Inches Valve | Spur | Bevel Class Size 1 P Q ! R 1 S T 300-Pound 400-Pound 8 1 93A 44 | 15 j 38 20 6 1 8% 40y4 i 131/4134V2 18 8 1103/4 48 Vi 1171/414134 24 5 1 8% 40 V41131/41343/4 18 600-Pound 6. 1 9% 431/41 15 1371/4 20 4 | 8% 393/41131/41 34 18 900-Pound 5 1 9% 42 3/41 15 1363/4120 6 1103/4 471/4II71/4 [ 40y2124 3 I 9% 42Vi | 15 136i/2120 4 1103/4 471/21171/41403/4124 1500-Pound 5 |ioy8 521/2 |205/g 1451/2 [27 6 1 uy* 56 ) 245/s 1483/4 27 2500-Pound On application List prices page 244 Dimensions not shown are the same as for valves without gears; see page 245. 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves Crane 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Globe and Angle Valves are avail able in the lyi, 2. 2^, 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 134-inch sizes, with either butt or socket-welding ends. For steam, water, and general services, the globe and angle valves are supplied with Class "LT trimming; the disc is of the plug type. For oil or oil vapor service. Class "X " trimming is recommended, the valves having a 35 taper seat 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 241 General description and specifications of materials pages 242 and 243 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Globe Valve < t-, i 'T Prices and ,-^*1 dimensions U 1(1 on application. For high-pressure high-temperature steam, boiler feed, and similar service in central stations and industrial plants, Crane Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves are available. They em body many excellent features which contribute to long life and efficient operation. See Section 21, page loq to 220. CRANE Cast and Forged Steel Check Valves 247 The Crane line of Steel Check Valves can be classified into two general groups. The first group covers lift check valves 2inch and smaller, of forged or cast steel, these are frequently considered general utility valves and are used in a vide variety of services, often at pressures and temperatures lower than the recommended maximum. The second group covers cast steel sw ing check valves ranging in size 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-inch in some of the pressure classes. Sizes 2-Inch and Smaller Lift Check Valves 6oc-Pound Forged Steel, Screwed, Flanged, or Socket-Welding.. pages 248 and 249 6oo-Pound Cast Steel, Vertical, Screwed............................................................ page 249 6ooo-Pound Hydraulic, Forged Steel, Screwed..................................................... page 254 Cast Steel 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, and 1500-Pound Swing Check Valves Pressure-Temperature Ratings..................................................................................... page 2,0 Description and Specification of Materials.......... ............... pages 251 and 252 List Prices............................................................................................................................. page 253 Dimensions....................................................................................................................... page 253 Lever and Weight.............................................................................................................. page 251 2500-Pound...........................................................................................................................page 254 24 The Cast and Forged Steel Check Valves listed above comprise only a part of the complete line of Crane steel products. Dther steel products are shown and described in detail in other sections of this catalog. Refer to the following pages: ?ressure-Seal Bonnet Valves....................... pages 209 to 220 keel Cate Valves........................................... pages 221 to 232 keel Globe and Angle Valves.................... pages 233 to 246 Sceel Stop-Check Valves...................... pages 297 and 298 keel Safety Valves.................................................... page 314 keel Relief Valves.................................... pages 323 to 325 keel Sediment Separators...............................................page 342 keel Flanged Fittings................................. pages 261 to 268 keel Welding Fittings..................................pages 269 to 284 keel Flanges..................................................pages 285 to 292 keel Screwed Fittings.............................. pages 255 to 260 keel Bushings............................................................ page 258 keel Plugs.................................................................. page 258 dorrosion-Resistant Products................ pages 365 to 380 A rought Steel Nipples.......................... pages 170 and 171 gorged Steel Unions............................ pages 183 and 184 urged Steel Flange Unions................. pages 186 and 187 abricated Piping.......................................pages 477 to 504 248 CRANE 600-Pound Forged Steel Lift Check Valves Crane 6oo-Pound Forged Steel Lift Check Valves are made to withstand severe serv ice on high pressure, high temperature steam and oil lines. Cross Section Horizontal Check--Union Cap List prices and dimensions at the bottom of this page. Rugged and durable, the valves have been carefully designed to assure maximum strength and long life. Their Exelioy seat and disc make them suitable for oil or oil vapor service on temperatures up to iooo F. and for steam, water, air, gas, and general service on temperatures up to 850 F. The valves are available with a union cap and screwed ends in sizes )4 to %-mch or socket-welding ends in sizes 34 and 3'6-inch; and with a bolted cap and screwed, socketW'elding, or flanged ends in sizes 34to z-inch. Body: The body is forged carbon steel. Un usual compactness 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 Exellov, 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 j *With I With [Socket- Vi-inchi Ring Deg. IWeldingl Male } Joint F. I 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 1180 1160 1140 1120 1095 1075 1050 1000 950 890 830 760 680 600 490 1440 1420 1400 1380 1365 1350 1330 1320 1250 1180 1110 1030 940 850 730 600 Class "X", for Oil or Oil Vapor 900 950 1000 600 530 380 420 420 330 330 240 240 `When large male and female fac ings are used with solid metal gas kets, these ratings are permitted ' only if the gasket contact area is the same as in large tongue and groove joints. TEST PRESSURES j Pounds Hydrostatic ! Screwed Flanged Valves Valve | or With j With ISocket- f4-inch| Ring Welding Male 1 Joint 1 Valves Facing jFacing Shell , 2175 1800 2175 Seat | 2100 1550 1 1550 Valve seat tested 40 pounds air-under-water For description of materials, *ee Pa8** 1 to 9. Union Cap Horizontal Check Valves Crane 6oo-Pound Forged Steel Union Cap Check Valves, as described abov e, are made of high quality materials and are exception ally 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 gen eral industrial installations. No. 3670 X Screwed 1 hion Cap. Horizontal List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | V4 1 3/s 1 Vi 34 No. 3670 X, Screwed Each | 16.40 | 16.40 | 19.50 22.60 No. 3678 X, Socket-Welding Each 16.40 | 16.40 | 1 _ in lnrh End to end Center to top 1 3 1 3 | 3 Vs 1 4 Vi 1 2 1 2 | 2% ! 3 Depth of socket 7/,6 I 9/l No. 3678 X Socket-Welding Union Cap, Horizont 4 CRANE 600-Pound Forged Steel Lift Check Valves Bolted Cap Horizontal Check Valves 249 These Bolted Cap Check Valves, described on the preceding page, are recommended for oil or oil vapor on temperatures up to iooo0 F., and for steam or water up to 850 F. Flanged valves: End flanges conform to the 6oo-Pound Amer ican Standard (Bi6e-1939). They have a large male face j-^-inch high with a serrated finish (ap proximately 3Z 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 150-Pound end flanges are made to order; prices on application. Socket-Welding Fittings: For socket-welding fittings, see pages 169 to 273. Template* for drilling. page 442 Bolted Cap, Horizontal Bolted Cap, Horizontal No. 3674 X, Screwed No. 3682 X, Socket-Welding Bolted Cap, Horizontal No. 3686 X, Flanged List Prices and Dimensions Size Inchesj Vz 1 3/ 1 1 1V4 1 l/z ! 2 No. 3674 X, Screwed Each| 21.30 | 25.00 | 30.00 I 43.00 65.00| 87.00 No. 3682 X, Socket-Welding Each| 21.30 1 25.00 ! 30.00 l 43.00 65.00| 87.00 No. 3686 X, Flanged, F.D. & S.F. Each! 49.70 1 57.70 70.00 | 87.00 110.00|142.00 End to Screwed | 3% 1 434 5 Vs i 6*/4 end Socket-Welding | 3% ! 43/g | 5Vs ! 6V4 Depth of Socket | 5/s 1 n/,6 3/4 1 13/is 7 1 83/s 7 1 8% 7/s 1 1 Face to face, Flanged | 6 Vi 1 7Vi 8Vz 1 9 9 Vi 1 11 Vz Dimensions, in Inches Center to top Screwed | 2`/z 1 3Vl6 1 3 "/is 1 4 Vi Socket-Welding | 2/z I 3V16 1 3"/,s 1 4 Vs Flanged | 2/,6 i 31/4 | 4 Vis 1 45/is Diameter of flange | 334 1 4% | 4 Vs 1 SV `Thickness of flange i 9/i 1 */s 1 >V,6 1 13/lS 5 Vi ! 6 5V4 1 6 53/s 1 6*/, 6 Vs 1 6'/z Vs 1 1 Diameter of male face | 1% ! i"/i 1 2 1 2Vz 2Vs 1 3*/s Diameter of bolt circle j 2*4 1 31/4 | 3 Vz i 37s 4Vz | 5 No. and dia. of bolts | 4--Vz 1 4--y8 ! 4-*/ 14--3/4 4--34 1 8-*/s `Face to face dimensions include l/i' male faces; thickness of flange dimensions do not. Dimentions of ring joint and special facings . pages 449 to 4$l 24 Cast Steel Vertical Ball Lift Check Valves Cross Section Vertical Ball Check No. 3692 XS Screwed These Crane 6oo-Pound Vertical Ball Lift Check Valves are especially designed for oil or oil vapor service on temperatures up to iooo0 F. They have heavy metal sections, are unusually compact, and are sturdily constructed. Materials and construction: The body is made in two parts, of cast carbon steel, held together by Triplex Steel studs; the joint is male and female, and is fitted with a corrugated soft iron gasket. The ball disc is solid Exelloy, uniform in diameter, and highly polished. Ribs in the outlet half of the body guide the ball. These valves are made with the seat integral with the body. They are for use in vertical lines with upward flow or in horizontal lines. 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 850 700 400 1460 900 600 450 1370 950 530 500 1280 1000 380 550 1190 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 | Vz 1 3/4 1 1 1 V/4 1 l'/z 1 2 Eachj 23.00 | 25.70 | 32.00 | 41.70 | 53.30 | 74.50 Inches | 3Vs ! 3"/, 8 1 4>/s 1 4Vs 1 SVi 1 6Vs Inches |2l*/is sq. j 3 Vi sq. 1 3*/g sq. 1 4Vls sq- | 5Vs dia. I 6*/g dia. Valve seat tested 40 pounds airunder-water. 250 CRANE Cast Steel Swing Check Valves Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock For Valves Shown on pages 251 to 254___________ Temp. 'Flanged Valves with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Valves with Ring Joint Facing, Butt-Welding2 and Screwed End Valves Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, 3Clan X Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Fahr. 150 Lb. 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 1 150 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. | Lb. 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 230 600 800 1200 1800 3000 5000 275 720 960 1440 2160 3600 6000 220 590 785 1180 1770 2950 4915 255 710 945 1420 2130 3550 5915 210 580 770 1160 1740 2900 4830 240 700 930 1400 2100 3500 5830 200 570 760 1140 1710 2850 4750 225 690 920 1380 2070 3450 5750 190 560 740 1120 1680 2800 4660 210 680 910 1365 2050 3415 5690 180 550 725 1095 1645 2740 4565 195 675 900 1350 2025 3375 5625 170 540 710 1075 1615 2690 4475 180 665 890 1330 2000 3330 5550 160 525 700 1050 1580 2630 4380 165 660 875 1320 1975 3295 5490 150 500 665 1000 1500 2500 4165 150 625 835 1250 1875 3125 5210 140 475 630 950 1420 2370 3950 140 590 790 1180 1775 2955 4925 130 445 590 890 1330 2220 3700 130 555 740 1110 1660 2770 4620 120 415 550 830 1240 2070 3450 120 515 690 1030 1550 2580 4300 110 380 500 760 1140 1900 3160 110 470 635 940 1410 2350 3920 100 360 475 720 1080 1800 2995 100 425 575 850 1275 2125 3550 92 340 450 680 1020 1700 2830 92 375 500 750 1125 1875 3125 82 320 425 640 960 1600 2665 82 350 475 700 1050 1750 2925 <70 300 400 600 900 1500 25001 <70 <55 <265 <350 <530 <795 <1325 <2205 <55 325 425 300 400 650 975 1625 2700 600 900 1500 2500 <40 <190 <250 <380 <570 < 950 <1580 <40 <230 <310 <470 <700 <1170 *1950 `135 <180 <270 <405 < 675 <1125 < 90 <120 <180 <270 < 450 * 750 Flanged No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Valves (Made to order) Oil or Oil Vapor only Clast X 100 to 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 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, above. 310 410 300 400 200 275 135 180 90 120 620 930 1550 I 2580 600 900 1500 i 2500 400 600 1000 1675 270 405 675 1125 180 270 450 1 750 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 1125 1875 3125 700 1050 1750 2925 650 975 1625 2700 600 900 1500 2500 425 650 1075 1775 275 425 700 1175 'When raised face, lapped, and large male and female facings are used with solid metal gaskets, the above pressure-tempera ture ratings are permitted only when the gasket contact area is not greater than the large tongue and groove gasket contact area and the 1 D. of the gasket is not less than the I D. of the large tongue and groove gasket. 2When welding end valves are used at temperatures over 850 F. in services where graphitization may be a problem, valves made of Crane No. 7 or No. q Chrome-Molybdenum Steel are recommended. 3Service recommendations: The seating surfaces of swing check valves are 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 Suing 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 either "X", "XR", or "u" trim gate, globe, or angle valves, see pages 226 or 241. The following are maximum recommended tempera tures. iooo F. on 150-Pound Valves, except 850 F. for steam; and 1 ioo F. on 300 to 2500-Pound Valves, except iooo0 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 251. 4These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service Flange facings: Unless otherwise ordered, flanged end 150 and 300-Pound Valves regularly are fur nished with kf6-inch raised faces, and 400-Pound a: i higher pressure valves, with }^-inch male faces. Cold service: For temperatures between o and iooF., the ratings for ioo F. apply. For sub-zero service, materials with suitable impact resistance must be used; recommendations on request. Standards: Crane pressure-temperature ratings agree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA BibcoiQ4q) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e-iQ3q. The higher ratings that are shown above for products made of No. ' Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel are taken frn' ASA B31.1-1042 (Code for Pressure Piping). CRANE Cast Steel Swing Check Valves 251 Crane Cast Steel Swing HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES, IN POUNDS The line is complete and Check Valves are un Flanged Valves : Flanged Valves includes valves in a wide usually strong and rugged in construction. Low working stresses, se ared through the careful .listribution of metal and ov the use of heavy metal sections, assure a maxi mum of safety over the recommended pressures and temperatures. Pressure Class With Facing Other 1 With Ring Joint Face Than Rings JJ oint ;1 Sc crewed. and. | Butt-Welding Valves Shell i Seat ; Shell Seat 150-Pound 300-Pound 400-Pound 600-Pound 900-Pound 1500-Pound 350 : 350 : 900 ! 775 ! 1200 1000 ! 1800 1550 i 2700 2250 : 4500 i 3700 i 425 1100 1450 2175 3250 5400 350 775 1000 1550 2250 3700 Valve seats are tested 40 pounds air-under-water. range of sizes, in seven pressure classes (150, 30c, 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound), and with flanged, screwed, or butt welding ends, as required. Prices and dimensions for the 2 500-Pound Valves are 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 250. versal of flow in horizontal or vertical pipe ,jnes 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 only. Specification of Materials 150-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. For extremely severe oil or oil vapor service, valves can be made of Crane No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Steel. They are made to order only; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. The valves are furnished with "X" trim; for com Orders for these valves should specify the catalog plete specifications, see the table below. number and suffix. Refer to page 252. Trim Names of Parts 150 Pound Valves 300 Pound Valves 400 Pound Valves 600 Pound Valves 900 Pound Valves 1500 Pound Valves Body and Cap Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel S' and smaller | Exelloy fClass "X" Disc Oil, Oil Vapor, 10 and 12' Exelloy-Faced Carbon Steel Exelloy-Faced Alloy Steel Exelloy Steam, or Water Body Seat Ring Exelloy 1100 F. Max. Hinge Cap Gasket Corrugated Soft Iron Alloy Steel iSoft Steel Ring Joint Gasket Cap Bolt-Studs Triplex fFor detailed service recommendations, see page 250. J600-Pound valves, sizes Y, %, and 1-inch, have a corrugated soft iron cap gasket (male and female). |150-Pound Valves in all sizes and 600-Pound Valves in sizes Y, and 1-inch use Triplex Steel cap studs. 2500 Pound Valves List prices and dimensions . . page 253 Description of materials . . page l to 9 Valves with Outside Lever and Weight When so ordered, Crane Cast Steel Swing Check ordinary valve disc would close, resulting in dan- Valves can be furnished with an outside lever and gerous or damaging shock. By closing instantly and an adjustable weight. Orders must preventing reversal of flow, they specify whether the weight is to eliminate shock. oalance the disc or to assist it in dosing. Prices are furnished on With the lever and weight mounted application. so that the weight balances the weight of the disc, the valve be With the lever and weight mounted comes more sensitive to low inlet so that the weight assists the disc velocities. n closing, the valves close the in fant the flow stops. Valves so The floating or feathering action teed are especially recommended of the disc causes the valve to or liquid lines where a sudden open with a minimum of pressure, 'eversal of flow may accumulate considerable momentum before an Cast Steel Swing Check Valve With Outside Lever and Weight and resistance to flow past the disc is minimized. 252 CRANE Cast Steel Swing Check Valves Screwed Flanged Butt-Welding For Oil, For Oil, For Oil, Cross Section Oil Vapor, Steam, Oil Vapor, Steam, Oil Vapor, Steam, Cast Steel Swing Check Valve or Water No. 148 X. 150-Pound No. 158 X, 300-Pound No. 174 X, 600-Pound The Crane line of Cast Steel Swing Check Valves embodies the many refinements in design and ma or Water No. 147 X, 150-Pound No. 159 X, 300-Pound No. 169 X, 400-Pound No. 175 X, 600-Pound No. 187 X, 900-Pound No. 199 X, 1500-Pound or Water No. 147y2X, 150-Pound No. 159V2 X, 300-Pound No. 169Vi X, 400-Pound No. 175Vz X, 600-Pound No. 187 Vi X, 900-Pound No. 199Vi X, 1500-Pound terials necessary to withstand severe service. When 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. 150-Pound Valves, and of Crane No. 4 CarbonMolybdenum Alloy Steel on 300-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 Vft-inch raised faces and the Vi-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 seat, the body is of generous proportions, allowing full swing of the disc and minimizing erosion and flow resistance. Body seat ring: A shoulder-tvpe screwed-in bodyseat ring provides maximum tightness and security. Cap joint: The 150 and 300-Pound Valves, and sizes 1-inch and smaller of the 600-Pound Valves, have a male and female type cap joint. The 400, 60c (sizes larger than i-inch), qoo, 1500, and 2500Pound Valves have the ring-type cap joint. Cap studs and bolt-studs: Valves of the 300Pound and higher pressure classes, except Vi. %, and 1-inch boo-Pound, have through bolt-studs of Crane Triplex Steel. 150-Pound Valves and the Vi, and i-inch 6oo-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 the corresponding pres sure class of the American Standard. No deduction is made for valves ordered faced only. Flange facings: The 150 and 300-Pound Flanged Valves are regularly furnished with an American Standard X^-inch raised face on the end flanges: the 400, boo, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound Flanged Valves regularly have a V~'nch 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 Flanges and Flanged Fit tings, Bi6e-iQ3Q, for their respective pressure class. 150, 300, 400, and boo-Pound Flanged and Butt Welding 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 150-Pound Valves, 5-inch 400Pound Valves, 3 Y<i and 5-inch 6oo-Pound Valves, or butt-welding valves in the 10 and 12-inch sizes. 150, 300, 400, and boo-Pound Flanged Valves con form also to the American Petroleum Institute Standard for Valves for Pipe Line Service, No. b-D, Fifth Edition, June, IQ47 (Tentative) and Supple ment 1, issued October, IQ48. This Standard does not include \x/i, ix/2, 3L2, and 5-inch valves; also 150Pound Valves larger than b-inch are not included. Working pressures................................ Service recommendations.................. Test pressures . . Specification of materials..................................... Lever and Weight Valves .................................. 2500-Pound Valves ................................................ page 750 75 page 251 page 251 page 75/ page 75* CRANE___________________________________________ _____ Cast Steel Swing Check Valves List Prices, Each Size Inches Screwed End Valves 150 Pound 300 Pound 600 Pound 150 Pound Flanged End Valves, F.D. & S.F. or Butt-Welding End Valves 300 Pound 400 Pound 600 Pound 900 Pound Vt 86.30 ' V* 97.70 1 115.00 iVi 132.00 144.00 1V2 2 ilA *3 140.00 161.00 181.00 167.00 187.00 214.00 , 149.00 184.00 1 147.00 167.00 187.00 174.00 194.00 *221.00 600 Pound Valves 161.00 195.00 253.00 *288.00 Use 1500 Pound Valves 726.00 J3V4 4 ' 241.00 i 281.00 [227.00 j 247.00 [268.00 294.00 386.00 [334.00 437.00 990.00 "5 i 1 1 i 334.00 j 401.00 515.00 598.00 1270.00 61 ! 1 i 401.00 | 495.00 631.00 805.00 1617.00 81 [ 1 i 589.00 I 736.00 953.00 | 1150.00 2393.00 . io I t | i t 1 1030.00 1287.00 1553.00 3300.00 12 I i 1 i t 1 1404.00 1738.00 2013.00 4455.00 'When 3-inch 300 and 600-Pound Flanged Valves with ring joint facing are to be bolted to Cranelap joints, orders must so specify. A groove of special pitch diameter is required; see page 450 for dimensions. flO and 12-inch 150-Pound Valves can be made to order; prices on application. [Butt-Welding End Valves are not made n the 3 JA-inch size; these prices apply only to flanged end. 1500 Pound 388.00 481.00 589.00 775.00 1085.00 1550.00 2015.00 2945.00 4340.00 5890.00 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. No deduction is made if flanged valves are ordered faced only. Butt-welding valves: Unless otherwise ordered, 150 and 300-Pound Butt-Welding Valves are bored to match the inside diameter of Standard pipe (the heaviest weight on the 8, io, and 12-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 Butt-Welding (Not made in 3 j^-inch size) Class 150 Pound 300 Pound Dimensions, in Inches | Size | M | N P Class | Size 1 M N P Class 2 |8|8 5 4 | 16 10 2% i 8i/2 | 8i/z 51/2 5 | 18 12 3 | 9% | 91/2 31/2 IO1/2 | 4 IH/2 1 IDA 5 13 | 6 61/2 7 8 400 Pound 6 8 10 12 | 191/2 | 231/2 | 261/2 30 121/4 141/2 ** ** 900 Pound 6 14 | 9 8 191/2 1 10 ** 1 12 ** 1 101/4 ** ** 2 IO1/2 1 9i/2 ~w 21/2 | 111/2 1 103/4 1 8 3 121/2 | IP/4 | 81/2 31/2 131/4 1 1 91/4 4 14 I 13 | 93/4 5 153/4 I ! 103/4 600 Pound 1/2 4*4 31/2 3/4 1 6 4 1 7 41/2 11/4 9 71/2 6`/4 ll/z 9'/2 81/2 63/4 2 IU/2 91/2 7 21/2 13 81/4 3 14 9 31/2 15 9% 4 17 IOI/4 1500 Pound 6 171/2 1 1 113/4 5 20 1 123/4 8 21 1 1 14 6 22 131/2 10 | 241/2 | 12 1 28 | | 15 11634 8 26 10 31 151/4 2500 183/4 Pound 111 12 33 1 2H/2 "These dimensions will be furnished on application. | Size | M | P 3 15 91/2 4 18 11 5 22 131/4 6 24 133/4 8 29 16 V4 10 33 ** 12 38 ** IVz 12 81/4 2 141/2 1 934 21/2 I6V2 i ioy2 3 1 I8I/2 | 111/4 4 1 211/2 | 131/4 5 | 26i/2 | IS Vi 6 | 2734 j 1534 8 | 3234 | 181/4 10 | 39 | ** 12 | 4414 | ** On application 7ace to face: 150 and 300-Pound Flanged Valves have a Li-inch high large male face. Face to face egularly have a H6->nch raised face; and 400, 600, dimensions (dimension "M") shown in the above 100, 1 yoo, and 2yoo-Pound Flanged Valves regularly table include these facings. Templates for drilling and flange dimensions.. . pages 441 to 443 description .... pages 2S1 and 252 Special facings... pages 448 to 451 254 CRANE 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Swing Check Valves Crane 2500-Pound Alloy Cast Steel Swing Check Valves with flanged or butt-welding ends are available in the 4, 5, 6, 8, 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 250 General description............................................ pages 251 and 252 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, frorr the inlet flange to the valvt seat, to avoid turbulence. Or the outlet side of the valv' seat, the body is of generou; proportions, allowing full swin of the disc and minimizing erosion and flow resistance. Prices and dimensions will be furnished on application. Specification of materials.......... page 25i Description of materials........ pages 1 to ! 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 | % 1 Vi 1 Each | 49.00 | 54.00 | Inches | 2Vs 1 3% I Inches I 25/s 1 3Vi 1 % 63.00 5 4Vs 1 | 1 1 1 77.00 SVt 4% No. 227 H Horizontal Screwed 1 1 Vi | 105.00 17 1 45/s 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 have a screwed cap as illustrated. The ij^-inch size has a bolted cap (not illustrated). Disc and seat: The disc is made of brass ana 1 accurately guided, assuring square seating. I!' seat bushing, made of Exelloy, is easily renewed The valves have a small spring between the disc un cap. Seat opening: The diameter of the port open in in these valves is slightly smaller than the in--iv diameter of Extra Strong Pipe. CRANE Forged and Cast Steel Screwed Fittings Forged and Cast Steel Screwed Fittings are available in a wide range of straight and reducing sizes for a variety of service re quirements. Forged Steel Fittings are regularly made in the 2000, 3000, and 6ooo-Pound W.O.G pressure classes. Cast Steel Fit tings are regularly made in the 1000-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 450 Elbows Tees Crosses 450 Y-Bends Couplings Half Couplings Reducers Caps Plugs Bushings Forged Steel Fittings aooo, 3000, and 6ooo-Pound W O.G. General description.............................. Working pressures................................ List prices............................................... Dimensions.............................................. ................... page 156 ................... page 25b pages 257 and 258 ................... page 259 Cast Steel Fittings iooo-Pound W.O.G...................................................................... page 260 How to read reducing fitting* . page 562 Forged Steel Ground Joint Female Unions Brass to Steel Seat See page 183 The Cast and Forged Steel Screwed 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 cata log. Refer to the following pages: Steel Couplings............................................ Wrought Steel Nipples................................ . Forged Steel Unions.................................... . Forged Steel Flange Unions...................... . pages170 and 171 pages183 and 184 pages186 and 187 Steel Flanged Fittings.............................. . . pages 261 to 268 Steel Welding Fittings.................................. ... pages 269 to 284 Steel Flanges................................................ . . pages 285 to 292 Steel Pressure-Seal Bonnet Valves.............. .. . pages 209 to 220 Steel Gate Valves.......................................... Steel Globe and Angle Valves..................... . . pages 233 to 246 Steel Check Valves........................................ Steel Stop-Check Valves............................ . . pages 297 and 298 Steel Safety Valves...................................... Steel Relief Valves........................................ Corrosion-Resistant Valves and Fittings. . . pages 365 to 380 Valves and Fittings for Marine Service. . . . pages 381 to 392 Steel Sediment Separators........................... .................. page 342 Fabricated Piping...................................... . . pages 477 to 504 Forged Steel Ground Joint Flange Unions See page 187 25 Forged Steel Ground Joint fale and Female Unions Steel to Steel Seat See page 183 Forged Steel Combination Elbows See page 186 Forged Steel Tongue and Groove Flange Unions With Cranite Gasket See page 186 256 CRANE Forged Steel Screwed Fittings 2000, 3000, and 6000-Pound W.O.G. 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, oOOO-Lb WOG 45 Elbow No. 242, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 382, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 662, bOOO-Lb. WOG Cross No. 243, 2000-Lb. WOG No. 383, 3000-Lb. WOG No. 663, 6000-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 weight, 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 safety 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 1900 1880 1850 1830 1740 1640 1550 1440 1320 1190 1020 835 585 460 335 3000 2960 2920 2880 2840 2820 2780 2740 2600 2460 2310 2150 1960 1775 1525 1250 875 690 500 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 2310 2150 1960 1775 1560 1460 1350 1250 975 6000 5915 5830 5750 5690 5625 5550 5490 5210 4925 4620 4300 3920 3550 3125 2925 270-j 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 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. makes the fittings more compact and neater in appearance, and permits a better wrench grip. Materials: High grade carbon steel billets or bar stock, purchased under rigid specifications and care 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 258 Dimensions . page 259 CRANE Forged Steel Screwed Fittings 2000, 3000, and 6000-Pound W.O.G. 257 For working pressures and description, see the opposite page. List Prices, Each--Carbon Steel Fittings Type of Fitting 90 Elbows Tees 45 Elbows Crosses 90a Street Elbows 45 Y-Bends Couplings Reducers Half Couplings 2000Pound W.O.G. 3000Pound W.O.G. 6000Pound W.O.G. Size Inches No. 240 No. 241 No. 242 No. 243 No. 245 14 Va % '/2 3/4 i1 H/4 1V2 2 2l/2 3 4 Size Inches .55 | .80 | .68 1.10 .55 | .80 | .68 1.10 .55 .80 | .68 1.10 .65 .95 i .78 1.30 .75 1.10 | .90 1.50 .90 I 1.35 | 1.08 1.90 1.20 1.75 [ 1.44 2.80 1.50 2.30 1.80 3.50 1.90 2.90 2.28 [ 5.00 2.90 4.40 | 3.48 7.30 5.00 7.50 6.00 10.00 12.50 17.00 14.00 23.00 No. 380 No. 381 No. 382 No. 383 L'se 3000Pound W.O G. 1.40 1.85 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.75 4.75 5.80 1 No. 384 No. 385 Vs .55 V* .55 % .55 Vi .65 3/4 .75 1 .90 l'A 1 1.20 lVi 1 1.50 2 1 1.90 2Vi i 2.90 3 1 5.00 31/2 I 12.50 4 1 12.50 Size Inches | | 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 .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 | j I | .75 .85 .85 1.05 1.40 2.00 2.50 3.15 | 1 1 | | 1.40 1.85 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.75 4.75 1 No. 663 No. 664 No. 665 Vs 1 .55 .80 .68 1.10 | Vt i .55 .80 .68 1.10 1.05 | %I .65 .95 .78 1.30 1.40 | 2.00 Vi 1 .75 1.10 .90 1.50 | 1.40 | 2.50 3/4 1 .90 1.35 1.08 1.90 | 2.00 | 3.00 1 1 1.20 1.75 1.44 2.80 | 2.50 | 3.75 l*/ 1 1.50 2.30 1.80 3.50 | 3.15 | 4.75 H/2 1 1.90 ( 2.90 I 2.28 2 1 2.90 j 4740 3.48 5.00 | 3.75 | 7.30 | 1 1 1 2% 1 5.00 | 7.50 | 6.00 10.00 | 1 1 3 1 12.50 | 17.00 1 14.00 23.00 j 1 1 3V4 1 12.50 | 17.00 | 14.00 23.00 | 1 1 41 1 !1 L sc 3000-Pound W O.G. No. 386 No. 387 .40 .40 .55 .40 .55 .40 .70 .45 1.00 .55 1.20 .70 1.35 .85 1.60 1.15 1.85 1.60 2.75 2.75 j 3.75 3.85 1 5.50 4.80 6.75 ! No. 666 No. 667 .60 .60 .60 .60 .65 .85 1.05 1.30 1.75 2.40 4.75 8.50 10.90 ; ; .75 [ .75 ! .90 | 1.25 | 1.50 | 1.70 ; 2.10 | 2.50 [ 3.60 | 5.75 | 9.50 : 11.75 1 i 1 | | | i | | I | 1 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 Reducing fittings: Reducing fittings can be made in any reduction from straight size forging blanks; they use the same list price as straight size 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 Steei, Chromium-Molybdenum Steel (4 to 6% Chrome), or Stainless Steel (18-8) 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 and flange unions are shown on pages 183, 184, 186, and 187. iooo-Pound W.O.G. Cast Steel Screwed Fittings in sizes as large as 12-inch are listed on page 260. 258 CRANE Steel Screwed Caps, Plugs, and Bushings 3000 and 6000-Pound WO.G. o No. 389 Cap 3000-Pound W.O.G. No. 309 Square Head Plug 3000-Pound W.O.G. No. 308 Round Head Plug 3000-Pound W.O.G. No. 602 Hexagon Head Plug 6000-Pound W.O.G. No. 600 Hexagon Bushing 6000-Pound W.O.G. No. 601 Face Bushing 6000-Pound W.O.G. List Prices, Each--Carbon Steel Fittings Size Caps No. 389 3000 Inches Pound Vs .35 Vs .35 Vs .35 Vi .45 3/ .65 l .90 lVs 1.00 IV2 1.30 2 2.00 2Vz 3.65 3 1 4.35 3i/z ! 5.45 4 13.00 5 1 18.00 6 i 22.00 No. 309 Square Head 3000 Pound .25 .25 .25 .25 .30 .35 .50 .75 1.50 3.00 5.00 5.75 6.50 Plugs No. 308 No. 602 Round Hexagon Head Head 3000 6000 Pound Pound .25 .25 .25 .25 .30 .35 .50 .75 1.50 3.00 5.00 5.75 6.50 .25 .25 .25 .25 .30 .40 .55 .85 1.65 3.30 5.50 6.35 7.15 For description and working pressures, see page 256. Galvanized fittings: Galva nized caps, plugs, and bushings can be made to order; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Alloy steel fittings: Caps, plugs, and bushings made of CarbonMolybdenum Steel, ChromiumMolybdenum Steel (4 to 6% Chrome), or Stainless Steel (18-8) can be made to order; prices are furnished on application. For dimensions of Caps, see page 259. Size Inches Vs x Vk Vs xVs xVs Vi *Vs x/s Vs xVz X% x'A x Vs 1 xVs xVz X% x Vs xVs H/sxl xVs x V2 x Vs x Vi lVzxl'A xl x Vs x Vi X% X1/* 2 xlVz x l Vi xl x3A x Vi X% x Vi 2`/ix2 x I Vi x 1 Vi xl xV4 x Vi No. 600 Hexagon 6000 Pound .45 .45 .45 .45 .50 .66 Od 1.32 1.20 5.00 4.50 Bushings No. 601 Face 6000 Pound .50 .50 .50 .55 .60 i I .75 .95 1.50 2.00 i Size Inches 3 x 2 Vi x2 xiy2 xll/4 xl xV x Vi 31/2x3 x2Vi x2 x 11/2 x 1 Vi x Vi 4 x3Vi x3 x2Vi x2 x 1 Vi xli/4 xl x Vs x V2 5 x4 x3i/2 x3 x2V4 x2 x 1 Vi xll/4 xl 6 x5 x4 x3i/2 x3 x21/2 x2 xH/2 x 1 Vi xl No. 600 Hexagon 6000 Pound 8.00 No. 601 Face 6000 Pound 5.00 7.25 .... .... 9.00 6.00 8.25 10.50 7.50 9.50 12.50 8.75 _ _ -- _ ___ _ 10.00 20.00 _ -__ . ____ . -- CRANE 259 |-A-H rr aI ; I--B--I 90s Elbow Forged Steel Screwed Fittings Dimensions, in Inches t*-A-*f*-A-*l A^ * t -4B n^XC, TiJ 1 II t G _ Tee -N--*| Coupling 45 Elbow 90 Street Elbow I--R-l Reducer Half Coupling Dimensions of reducing sizes are the same as those of the straight size corresponding to the largest opening. -p- T V Cap A B C D E F G H J K L M NP RS T U 2000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings Vs '3/, i 29/32 >'/,6 1 15/, 1 3,/32 1 1 Vs 13/i 29/32 VS 1 l'/32 3 732 1 1 % 3 Va 1V32 34 ! IVa 1 3 7,2 1 l I Vt lVs lS/lg 7/g 1 l5/,s 17s 1 Tt71 Vs l54s ! 1*4 l ! l Vi 17,6 1 172 i l i Vi l`3/,, IVs i 11 3/,6 172 1 1 3 3/l6 1 Ws IVs 27/32 lS/,6 ! 2732 134 ! 23/,s 1 i>4 2 215/32 17, 121%, 2 1 27,6 1 2 2% 3 l*`/,sl 3 23/s ! 23 732i 2>4 3 3% 27,6 1 4 374 1 4 ! 3 3% 4s/,6 2*4 I 4s/s 33/s 1 4% 1 4 43/is 53/4 3Vi ! SV4 43/,6 | 53/4 ] i! i1 !1 11 1! !i 11 11 i -1 1! 1I 1i !i!1 1 2s/,, 1% >3/,6 1 1211/4,1 17s 1 1 1 3 27s 17,6 1 ! 37,6 27,6 17, 1 1 41/s 3 1`%I 141%, 31/2 23/, | 1 53/4 31%, 27,6 ! 1677 43/4 23%2l 11 11 1i 111 !11 1!1 !11 !!! ! ill! 1!1 1 II!! III! l | 1 |i 1i1 1 ! III!! 3000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings 7s 1 l3/,6 i 29/32 1 % 1 7/s 3732 1 1 1 11 1 17s `732 1 3/4 | % ! 3/4 | ,/2 74 1 31/32 1 1732 1 3/4 1 17,2 3 732 1 1 7/s 174 1 1 1 1 13/4 3/4 13/4 1 34 1 17,6 1 34 1 17,6 * 17s 176 1 7/s 1 17,6 17s 17,6 1 1 172 1 174 1 17s >7,6 172 I 7/s 1 34 ! 7, j 34 72 17,6 11/2 I 1 1 172 17,6 172 1 174 1% 1 172 1 37,6 27,6 172 l7/s 17s 17s I 17s I `7,6 1 lVs 1 1 Vs 3/4 172 1`%I ll/g H13/,, 172 l13/,si l3/4 1 174 2732 1 17,6 1 2732 13/4 23/,,| 174 174 2 217321 17,6 12*732 2 27,6 1 2 l7/s 1 13/4 1 41/g 3 l13/,6 27s 17s 2 1 134 | 1 113/4 I 114 274 1 2 j4i3/,,| 31/2 23/, 23/4 1 Vs 23/g 1 134 1 13/18 1 134 | iy2 2*/s I 27,6 ! 53/g 13*7,6 27,6 1 27s 1 21/4 I 25/4 1 21/4 ! 17,6 1 21/4 17s 1V4 IVs 3 lln/,6 3 23/s 231/321 27s 1213/,,! 2V4 ! 67,, 1 43/4 231/32 27s ! 21/2 1 37s 21/2 1 17,6 i 272 17, 2 272 37,6 |l23/32 37,6 21/2 37,6 1 272 1 35/,, i 37,6 1 1 3% 3 | 374 3 l13/161 3 2 272 3% 43/g ! 27,6 4 374 4 i 1 1 1 1 1 3% 3% 1 3% I 33,4 l*3/,6l 37s 1 23/g 3 33/4 43/4 l 21/2 4*/s 33/4 4% 1 1 1 1 I 1 474 474 1 474 I 474 2>/s I 41/4 1 27,6 372 472 6 1 3i/g I 53/4 43/,6 53/4 | | | I I 1 472 43/4 | 41/2 ! 43/4 23/4 1 434 1 IVs 4 41/2 6 1 3i/s 1 53/4 47,6 53/4 1 1 1 1 I I 43/4 53/2 434 j 5i/2 ! 23/, | 51/2 12*7,6 5 111 i 1 1! 1 1 672 II ! I 3V,s 6 1111 11I1I1 8 1l II 33/ls 6000-Pound W.O.G. Fittings Vs 3 3/32 1 l*/32 1 34 i 1 */,6 1 31/32 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1*4 1 7/s 1 1 1 5/4 1 34 1 Vs l*/s 1 15/,6 1 7/s 1 15/,6 1 l>/8 I 15/,, | 1 | 172 1 l>/ 1 j | 13/4 | 1 | 1*4 | 1 | u/,6 1 l 1 34 I5/,6 1 l>/2 1 1 1 1 Vi 1 I5/,6 1 l>/2 i l'/g I 1 Vs 1 l*/2 1 37,6 I 27,6 1 172 11/2 13/4 11/2 1 1 Vs 34 1 1`4 1 l/z 1 Vi 1 1`3/, si ll/g 1113/,,| 11/2 ,1134,1 134 | V/t j J.34 | 4,4 | 3 4,34, 17s l Vz 1 Vs i 1*4 >5/,6 1 1 3/2 1 Vs I3/* | 2732 15/,s 1 23/,, 1 134 I 23/,, 1 134 I 21/4 I 2 14134, 31/2 1 23/,, 2 IVs 2 1 13/4 1 1 I3/* | 1 2 12*5/32 lu/32l 27,6 1 2 27,6 1 2 1 24 1 27,6 1 53/g 3* 5/ig [ 27,6 27s 21/4 2J4 | 2*4 | 13/,, ! 2*4 1 Ws 27s 1 3 1 "/is 121/4,| 23/g 23 3/32 2*/s |2`3/,6| 23/, | 67,s 434 |231/32 IVs 21/2 2*4 2*4 1 15/16 1 2*4 1 1 Vi 21/2 1 3*4, t23/l2! 3*/,6 1 2'/2 35/,, 21/2 1 3*4, | 3*4, 2 3% 1 434 | 27,6 1 4 | 31/4 4 I1 I 1 31/s 3 3`4 3 1 17,6 1 3 I 1 1 334 35/, 334 3*4 H`*/,6 1 354 | 23/2 31/2 334 | 434 | 21/2 1 4*4 | 334 43/,s 1 53/4 | 37s 1 53/4 | 43/,, 41/2 1 6 1 37s I 534 ! 434, 45/4 53/g 534 111 1 1 37s 4i/ 1 3% 41/4 U`3/,,1 4*4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 474 5 1 41/4 5 | 2*4 I 5 | 1 1 1 1 1 1 41/2 534 | 41/2 534 I 21/4 I 53/ j Description, prices, and ratings . . pages 2SS to 2SS Thread engagement . page 474 260 CRANE 1000-Pound W.O.G. Cast Steel Screwed Fittings 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 1000 150 990 200 975 250 960 300 950 600 650 700 750 800 350 940 850 400 925 900 450 915 950 500 870 1000 550 820 775 720 660 595 510 415 290 230 165 TEST PRESSURE 1000 pounds hydrostatic 90 Elbow Tee l 45Elbow For explanation, see page 474. No. 764 D Tee List Prices and Dimensions Size Inches | 5 | 6 8 | 10 12 No. 760 D, 90 Elbows No. 762 D, 45 Elbows No. 764 D, Tees A--Center to end Dimensions, in Inches B--Center to end Z--Thread engagement Eachl 32.00 39.00 | 80.001144.001217. Each! 32,00 39.00 1 80.00 i 144.001217. Eachl 48.00 59.00 1120.001215.001326. 5Vz 6V i 73/4 I 9% | 111/2 3Vis I 3Vz 1 4V16 j 53/ig iy I lVis ! lVis I lVg I 1% 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. Metal 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 No. 5 ChromeMolybdenum Alloy Cast Steel to withstand e!e vated temperatures, corrosion, and erosion can b made to order. Prices on application. Smaller sizes: For smaller sizes, use the forged steel fittings shown on pages 2 56 and 257. 8ISI8I Applying Thread Lubricant Pipe dope or thread lubricant should always be used when making up screwed joints. But, apply it to the male end of the joint only, 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 444. Steel Screwed Uniont.. . pages 183 and 184 Steel Flange Unions. . pages 186 and 187 CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings The Crane line of Cast Steel Flanged Fittings, embracing a aide range of sizes and types in 150, 300, 40c, boo, qco, i ,-co, and 2500-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 ibz General Description and Tests............................................... page it>3 List Prices 150 and 300-Pound.................. .................. page 264 400, 600, qoo, and 1500-Pound................................. page 205 Dimensions 150 and 300-Pound..........................................................page 266 400, 600, qoo, 1500, and 2500-Pound....................... page 267 4000-Pound Fittings.....................................................................page 268 4ast Steel Flanged Fittings listed above fcise only a part of the complete line of Isteel products. teel products are shown and described in 1 other sections of this catalog. Refer to pwing pages: ges.........................................................pages 285 to 292 aing Fittings......................................pages 269 to 284 teel Flange Unions......................pages 186 and 187 keel Unions..................................... pages 183 and 184 ved Fittings.................................... pages 255 to 260 nplings...................................................................page 172 : Steel Nipples................................pages 170 and 171 i-Rc-istant Products........................ pages 365 to 380 Bte Valves................................................ pages 221 to 232 obe and \ngle Valves.......................pages 233 to 246 ck Valves........................................... pages 247 to 254 -heck Valves.............................pages 297 and 298 ifety Valves....................................................................page314 llier Valves............................................ pages 323 to 325 cssurc-Scal Bonnet .Valves.............pages 209 to 220 diment Separators......................................................page342 261 26 foul to read reducing fittings . page 562 fabricated Piping pages 477 to 504 Severe services, tough materials -- Crane Steel Valves, Fittings, and Flanges 262 CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings Working Pressures, Pounds per Square Inch, Non-Shock For Fittings Shown on pages 263 to 267 Temp., ! 'Flanged Fittings with Standard Facings Other Than Ring Joint Flanged Fittings with Ring Joint Facing Fluid Steam, Water, Oil, Oil Vapor, Gas, or Air Carbon Steel j No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Carbon Steel No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Deg. 150 Fahr. Lb. 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 150 Lb. 300 400 600 900 1500 1 2500 Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. | Lb. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 1050 1100 230 600 800 1200 1800 I 3000 5000 220 590 785 1180 1770 1 2950 4915 210 580 770 1160 1740 ! 2900 4830 200 570 760 1140 1710 2850 4750 190 560 740 1120 1680 i 2800 4660 180 550 725 1095 1645 I 2740 4565 170 540 710 1075 1615 2690 I 4475 160 525 700 1050 1580 2630 | 4380 150 500 665 1000 1500 2500 ! 4165 140 475 630 950 1420 2370 I 3950 130 445 590 890 1330 2320 j 3700 120 415 550 830 1240 2070 3450 110 380 500 ! 760 1140 1900 3160 100 360 475 ! 720 1080 1800 2995 92 340 450 ! 680 1020 1700 2830 82 320 425 1 640 960 1600 2665 270 300 400 600 900 1500 2500 255 2265 2350 2530 2795 21325 22205 240 2190 2250 2380 2570 2 950 21580 275 720 960 1440 2160 3600 6000 255 710 945 1420 2130 3550 5915 240 700 930 1400 2100 3500 5830 225 690 920 1380 2070 3450 5750 210 680 910 1365 2050 3415 5690 195 675 900 1350 2025 3375 5625 180 665 890 1330 2000 3330 5550 165 660 875 1320 1975 3295 5490 ISO 625 835 1250 1875 3125 5210 140 590 790 1180 1775 2955 4925 130 555 740 1110 1660 2770 4620 120 515 690 1030 1550 2580 4300 110 470 635 940 1410 2350 3920 100 425 575 850 1275 2125 3550 92 375 500 750 1125 1875 3125 82 350 475 700 1050 1750 2925 270 325 425 650 975 1625 ; 2700 255 300 400 600 900 1500 I 2500 240 2230 2310 2470 2700 21170 i21950 2135 2180 2270 2405 2 675 21125 2 90 2120 2180 2270 2 450 12 750 Flanged No. 5 Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Fittings (Made to order) : li 100 to j 750 Oil or Oil Vapor 1 800" 850 | j 950 1 1000 1 1050 1100 'Facings Other Than Ring Joint j For temperatures up to 900 F., these ratings are the same as those for No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Flanged Fittings, above. 310 410 I 620 930 1550 2580 300 400 j 600 900 1500 2500 200 275 j 400 600 1000 1675 135 180 270 405 675 1125 90 120 1 180 270 450 750 2Ring Joint Facing For temperatures up to 800 F., these ratings are the same as those for No 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy Steel Flanged Fittings, above. 400 525 375 500 350 475 325 425 300 400 225 275 150 200 800 1200 1 2000 33 iA 750 1125 1 1875 3125 700 1050 1750 2925 650 975 1625 2700 600 900 1500 2500 425 650 1075 1775 275 425 700 1175 'When raised face, lapped, and large male and female facings are used with solid metal gaskets, the above pressure-tempera ture ratings are permitted only when the gasket contact area is not greater than the large tongue and groove gasket contact area and the I.D. of the gasket is not less than the 1 D. of the large tongue and groove gasket. 2These ratings apply only to oil or oil vapor service. Flanged facings: Unless otherwise ordered, i?c and 300-Pound Flanged Fittings regularly are fur nished with l/(e-inch raised faces, and 400-Pound and higher pressure Flanged Fittings, with J^-inch male faces. Cold service: For temperatures between o an ico F.. the ratings for ioo0 F. apply. For sub-ce service, materials with suitable impact resistant must be used; recommendations on request. itandards: Crane pressure-temperature ratio, gree with those in Supplement No. 1 (ASA Bibc Q4p) to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flano nd Flanged Fittings, Bibe-iQ3Q. The higher ratio hat are shown above for products made of No '.hrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel are taken fi" *lSA Bt 1.i-iQ4Z fCode for Pressure Piping) CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings 263 90 Elbow Straight No. 525 D, 150-Pound No. 401 D, 300-Pound No. 601 D, 400-Pound No. 845 D, oOO-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, 1 500-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. 425Vi 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, 150-Pound No. 429 D, 300-Pound HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURES Pressure I With Facing Other With Ring Class 1 Than Ring Joint Joint Facing 150-Pound 300-Pound 400-Pound 600-Pound 900-Pound 1500-Pound ' ; : I | j 350 pounds 900 pounds 1200 pounds 1800 pounds 2700 pounds 4500 pounds 425 pounds 1100 pounds 1450 pounds 2175 pounds 3250 pounds 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 150, 300, 400, boo, 900, 1500, and 2500-Pound pressure classes. Prices and dimensions are shown on pages 264 to 267 (prices for 2500-Pound on application). Materials: The 150-Pound Flanged Fittings are regularly made of Crane Carbon Steel. All otfier fittings are made of Crane No. 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 conform to the American Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Bi6e1939, for their respective pressure class. This Stand ard does not include Return Bends or Yi and %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. 531 D, 150-Pound No. 407 D, 300-Pound No. 607 D, 400-Pound No. 848 D, 600-Pound No. 1248 D, 900-Pound No. 1548 D, 1500-Pound 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 Straight No. 541D, 150-Pound No. 417 D, 300-Pound No. 617 D, 400-Pound No. 851 D, 600-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 264 and 2S5 Description of materials pages l to 9 Dimensions pages 266 and 267 264 CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings Drilling: End flanges are faced, drilled and spot faced, unless otherwise ordered. Prices include drilling to the corre sponding pressure class of the American Standard. No deduction is made if fit tings are ordered faced only. Flange facing and finish: 150 and 300-Pound Fittings regularly have an American Standard !/f6-inch raised face on the end flanges; 400, 600, qco, 1500, and 2500-Pound Fittings regularly have a J^-inch male face (large male). Other facings such as ring joint, female, etc., are available when specified. See the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Raised and male faces are furnished with concentric grooves (serrated), ap proximately 32 per inch. A smooth fin ish can be furnished, when specified; see the Crane Discount Sheet for prices. Prices of reducing fittings: Prices of Reducing Tees, Crosses, and 450 Lat erals apply to any reduction. Prices of qo Reducing Elbows and Taper Reducers apply only to the re ductions shown in the table at the right; other reductions or reducing sizes are made to order; prices on application. Reducing fitting prices are governed by the size of the largest opening. Catalog number*, description, and test*.. . page 263 Taps and drains for flanged fittings, page 534 Dimensions........ pages 266 and 267 How to read reducing sizes.................. page 562 Galvanized fittings.......... page 456 Sizes of Reducing Elbows and Taper Reducers Size Pressure Class 2 xl Vi' 2^x2 3 xl]^2 x2 !.. .. 1500 i. Lb. 3)^x3 !- - 4 x3 x2H x2 1500 5 x4 x3 x5 x4 x3 x6 x5 x4 300, and 600 Lb. 400 and 900 Lb. Lb. 10 <8 <6 12 <10 <8 List Prices, Each--F.D. & S.F. 150-Pound Carbon Steel and 300-Pound No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Fittings Pressure Class Size Elbows 90 90 90 90 Base Elbows Tees Crosses or 45 Laterals Taper Re 1 Return Bends With Extra Straight Reduc Straight Reduc ducers Size by List or Reduc Long Base to Drill ing ing Center Price 45 Inches ing Radius Faced & Spot (Sizes above) Only Face Base Any reduc tion Any reduc tion (Sizes above) to Center Inches 1 i'/ iy2t 2 26.00| 1 28.00| | 31.00 34.00 41.50 44.00 1 1 39.00 41.50 44.00 47.00 47.001 49.50 52.50 52.00 54.50 1 60.00 65.00 61.00| 67.50 73.50 34.00 2x7 47.50 3x7V2 | 60.00 x8 62.00 x9 64.00 2V4 39.00 47.00 49.50 3 44.00 52.00 57.00 3>/2 52.00 62.50 67.50 4 57.00 67.50 75.50 83.00 7.80 52.00 60.00 67.50 75.50 58.50 67.50 77.00 86.00 75.50 86.00 100.00 110.00 86.00 96.00 112.00 124.00 39.00 44.00 52.00 57.00 4x9 xlO xll xl2 80.50 84.50 88.00 91.00 150-Pound 5 6 8 10 70.00 83.00 86.001 101.00 125.001146.00 174.001 205.00 101.001 107.00 7.80 125.00 130.00 7.80 182.00 182.00 15.60 240.00 252.00 21.00 96.00 120.00 170.00 235.00 110.00 135.00 192.00 265.00 135.00 165.00 240.00 330.00 151.00 186.00 268.00 374.00 70.00 86.00 125.00 174.00 xl3 xl4 xl8 6x12 94.50 97.50 114.00 134.00 12 218.00| 260.00 300.00| 312.00 26.00 285.00 325.00 416.00 473.00 218.00 xl5 150.00 14 280.00 16 365.00 18 | 468.00 408.001 416.00 31.00 535.001 535.00 39.00 700.00 700.00 39.00 380.00 435.00 535.00 608.00 495.00 565.00 690.00 785.00 640.00 730.00 885.00 1010.00 i | i 20 585.00 24 925.00 910.001 910.00 39.00 830.00 950.0011120.00 1275.00 11420.00|1430.00 39.00 i 1275.00 1455.00: 1755.00 2000.00 | i 1 34.00| 50.50 67.50 2x71/2 63.50 l'/4 37.0O| 54.00 60.50 71.00 79.50 *3x81/2 81.00 1V2 40.50| 57.50 64.00 77.50 88.00 * xl2 89.50 2 44.00i 54.00 57.50| 60.50 68.50 84.50 95.50 44.00 4x10 110.00 300-Pound 2Vz 1 50.50; 60.50 *3 57.50! 67.50 64.001 74.50 67.50 76.00 98.00 111.00 50.50 77.50 88.00 111.00 125.00 57.50 xll 1114.00 xlll/2ill6.00 31/2 67.50! 81.00 88.00 88.00 100.00 128.00 145.00 67.50 xl2 118.00 4 ! 74.50! 88.00 98.00| 108.00 10.00 98.00 111.00 142.00 160.00 74.50 xl6l/2|141.00 Specify when 6' 5 ! 91.00)108.00 132.00 138.00 10.00 125.00 142.00 172.00 196.00 91.00 xl7 ! 143.00 6 i 111.001 132.00 162.001 169.00 10.00 155.00 176.00 213.00 241.00 111.00 xl7i/2!146.00 Co be bolted to 8 1 162.00'189.00 | 236.001 236.00 20.50 219.00 250.00 307.00 348.00 162.00 xl8 1149.00 Cranelap Joints. 10 1 226.001 267.00 | 311.00! 327.00 27.00 304.00 344.00 429.00 486.00 226.00 6x14 189.00 A groove having 12 ! 284.00| 338.00 I 388.00! 405.00 34.00 j 371.00 422.00 540.00 614.001 284.00 xl5 194.00 14 quired; page 450 16 for dimensions. 18 20 24 i 365.001 ! 473.00) ! 608.001 1 760.001 i 1200.001 1 530.001 540.00 40.50 | 496.00 567.00 692.00 790.00 1 692.001 692.00 50.50 640.00 732.00 894.00 1020.00 910.00! 910.00 50.50 ' 827.00 945.00 1150.00 1310.00 1180.0011180.00! 50.50 1080.00 ,1230.00 1450.00 1655.00 1840.00il855.00! 50.50 1655.00 1890.00! 2280.00 2600.00 xl6l/2|206.UU xl7 209.00 < xl8 216.00 8xl7i/2!304.UO 1 I'ast Steel Flanged Fitting t--List Prices Cant.) CRANE 265 List Prices, Each--F.D. & S.F. 400, 600, 900, and 1500-Pound No. 4 Carbon-Molybdenum Steel Fittings Pressure Class 400-Pound For smaller 600-Pound. 600-Pound Specify when 3' size with ring joint facing is to be bolted to A groove having a special pitch diameter is re quired; page 450 for dimensions. 900-Pound sizes, use 1500-Pound. 1500-Pound Size Elbows 90 Base Elbows Tees Crosses or 45 Laterals Taper Reducers Inches 90 90 With Extra to Straight Reducing Straight Reducing or Reducing Base Drill & 45 Page 264 For Sizes Faced 1 Spot Face Only ! Base Any reduction Any Page 264 reduction For Sizes 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Vi 3/4 1 l`/< lVi 2 2Vi *3 3Vi 4 5 *6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Vi 3A l l>/4 IVi 2 2Vi 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 | 105.00 125.00 151.00 i 13.50 i 135.00 159.00 ! 201.00 j 13.50 ; 162.00 192.00 1 241.00 : 13.50 | 243.00 287.00 351.00 j 27.00 j 338.00 405.00 479.00 | 36.30 ! 450.00 540.00 631.00 ! 44.70 | 590.00 840.00 | 54.00 | 776.00 1100.00 | 67.50 | 980.00 1385.00 ; 67.50 | 1250.00 1770.00 ! 67.50 ; 1905.00 2700.00 l 67.50 40.50 44.00 i 1 49.00 52.50 1 i 57.50 64.00 77.50 ! 1 74.50 89.50 1 84.50 98.00 101.00 118.00 1 115.00 138.00 169.00 | 16.20 161.00 194.00 246.00 | 16.20 206.00 248.00 314.00 | 16.20 300.00 361.00 445.00 | 32.00 473.00 567.00 665.00 | 44.00 614.00 736.00 857.00 ! 54.00 780.00 | 1065.00 | 64.00 1095.00 [ 1500.00 ! 81.00 1370.00 j 1750.00 | 2670.00 | Prices n x application 130.00 | | | 197.00 237.00 296.00 | 22.00 283.00 339.00 425.00 ! 22.00 365.00 438.00 548.00 | 22.00 646.00 777.00 956.00 | 44.00 960.00 1155.00 1360.00 I 58.50 1315.00 1575.00 1845.00 i 73.00 1645.00 | 2265.00 | 87.50 2135.00 | 2920.00 | 110.00 2665.00 | 3400.00 | 5195.00 I Prices on application 65.50 70.00 j i 77.00 84.00 1 | 94.50 l 112.00 137.00 136.00 164.00 i i 209.00 252.00 | 316.00 380.00 472.00 ! 35.00 453.00 547.00 678.00 i 35.00 584.00 700.00 880.00 | 35.00 1035.00 1240.00 | 1535.00 | 70.00 1540.00 1 2185.00 | 93.50 2105.00 1 2950.00 | 117.00 [ 2640.00 I 3645.00 ! 140.00 154.00 174.00 213.00 192.00 219.00 267.00 230.00 260.00 317.00 341.00 388.00 476.00 476.00 | 540.00 662.00 631.00 719.00 878.00 834.00 948.00 1160.00 1095.00 | 1245.00 1525.00 1380.00 1575.00 1925.00 1760.00 2005.00 2455.00 2685.00 I 3065.00 3745.00 59.00 82.50 64.00 72.50 89.50 72.50 82.50 101.00 77.50 88.00 106.00 84.50 96.00 116.00 94.50 106.00 132.00 110.00 123.00 152.00 125.00 141.00 172.00 145.00 164.00 203.00 172.00 196.00 240.00 244.00 278.00 339.00 307.00 351.00 425.00 457.00 521.00 635.00 705.00 803.00 986.00 932.00 1065.00 1300.00 1170.00 1335.00 1625.00 1635.00 1870.00 2280.00 1930.00 2200.00 2695.00 2460.00 2805.00 3440.00 3755.00 4290.00 5245.00 206.00 234.00 287.00 308.00 350.00 427.00 445.00 507.00 613.00 566.00 642.00 785.00 100^.00 1145.00 1390.00 1515.00 1725.00 2095.00 2060.00 2345.00 2865.00 2575.00 2925.00 3560.00 3350.00 3805.00 4635.00 3755.00 4280.00 5240.00 4790.00 5455.00 6695.00 7300.00 8350.00 10210.00 ] 96.00 i 105.00 119.00 130.00 138.00 i 118.00 1 130.00 136.00 147.00 157.00 180.00 l 145.00 164.00 200.00 i 173.00 l 215.00 196.00 243.00 238.00 297.00 [ 332.00 380.00 458.00 | 493.00 560.00 683.00 | 720.00 818.00 982.00 | 907.00 1030.00 | 1260.00 1615.00 1845.00 | 2225.00 | 2425.00 2760.00 3350.00 | 3305.00 | 3765.00 i 4585.00 | 4160.00 | 4720.00 | 5750.00 241.00 304.00 361.00 540.00 753.00 1000.00 1325.00 1740.00 2195.00 2800.00 4280.00 101.00 115.00 120.00 132.00 149.00 172.00 196.00 230.00 272.00 386.00 483.00 722.00 1125.00 1480.00 1855.00 | 2600.00 3070.00 3920.00 5990.00 325.00 485.00 697.00 891.00 1585.00 2385.00 3265.00 4050.00 | 5275.00 | 5980.00 | 7630.00 | 11660.00 | 1 157.00 | 178.00 | 206.00 | 230.00 I 270.00 337.00 514.00 770.00 1120.00 1425.00 | 2525.00 | 3835.00 | 5235.00 | 6545.00 | 105.00 135.00 162.00 243.00 338.00 450.00 64.00 74.50 84.50 98.00 115.00 161.00 206.00 300.00 473.00 614.00 197.00 283.00 365.00 646.00 960.00 1315.00 112.00 137.00 209.00 316.00 453.00 584.00 1035.00 Prices of 2500-Pound Flanged Fittings furnished on application. 26 266 CRANE Cast Steel Flanged Fittings Dimensions, in Inches -a7J A 90 Elbow : A -I XI i-C Tee Cross 90 Long Radius Elbow' 45 Elbow- i- A-i *--J--1 Lk 90 Base Elbow a M-C Taper Reducer M Return Bend Drilling of Base on 90 Base Elbow Class Size A B C D E F G H J K ! Size 150 300 400 600 900 1500 Elbow Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 1 1V4 1V7 2 2 V? 3 3ft 4 150 Pound 5 6 8 10 12 1 14 16 ; is [ 20 i 24 1 IV4 l'/7 2 2ft 3 3 Vi 300 Pound 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 i 24 2? OO 3ft s 1 1V4 33/4 S1/2 ! 2 4 6 1 2% 4ft 6V2 1 21/2 5 7!3 sy2 73/4 I 3 6 8V2 ! 3'/2 6ft 9 1 4 7Vi IOV4 i 41/2 8 IIV2! 5 9 14 I 51/2 11 I6V2 1 6V2 12 19 i 7V, 14 2IV2 I 7'/2 15 24 i 8 I6V2 261/2 | 8V2 18 29 ! 91/2 22 34 1 11 !4 5 21/4 4V4 51/2 i 21,4 4ft 6 1 23/l 5 61/2 ! 3 5Vi 7 1 31/2 6 73/4 ! 31/2 6Vi 8V2 ! 4 7 9 I 4ft 8 101/4 I 5 llVii 5 Vi 10 14 : 6 IIV2I 161/2 | 7 13 19 i 8 | 15 211/2 I 81/2 1I6V2I 24 1 91/2 ! 18 261/2 i 10 191/i 29 IOV2 221/2 34 12 5to 6V4 7 8 9`/2 10 111/2 12 131/2 141/2 171/2 2OV2 24Vj 27 30 32 35 40 V? 6i/2 7V4 8ft 9 IOV2 11 I2V2 13ft 15 171/2 2OV2 24 27ft 31 341/2 371/2 40Vz 471/2 1V4 7 Vi I3/* 8 29 2ft 10ft 5 2 ft 12 5ft 3 13 6 3 14ft 6ft 3 15 7 3ft 17 8 3ft 18 9 4ft 22 5 25ft 5ft 30 11 12 14 6 33 6ft 36ft 7 39 16 18 19 8 43 20 9 49 ft 24 2 8ft 4ft 2ft 9ft 4ft 2ft 11 4ft 2ft lift 5 2ft 13 5ft 3 14 6 3 15ft 6ft 3 !6ft 7 3ft 18ft 8 4 21ft 5 25ft 5ft 29ft 8 33ft 1 6ft I 37ft 1 7ft 1 42 1 8 45 ft 8ft 49 9 11 12 14 16 18 19 20 10 57ft 24 41/s 4ft 4ft 4ft 47/g 5 51/4 5 5ft 6 6V4 7 77 83/fe 9 93/4 9 iiVL 11 12ft 11 133/4 11 15 13ft 16 13 ft 18ft 13ft 4ft 5ft 43/4 5ft 51/4 6ft 5% 6'/g 6 6ft 63/4 7ft 7ft 7 ft 9 10 10 ft 10 12 12 ft 13 ft 12ft 143/4 12 ft 16ft 15 17ft 15 203/4 17 ft ft ft a/l6 */l6 to 3 ft 6 1 ft6 1 Vl6 ,5/l 1 1 1 1 ft 1ft 1ft 3/4 3/4 13/l ,S/l6 ft 1 1 iy ift ifts l7/i 1 Vl 6 1ft 1ft 1ft 2 2ft 3 3ft 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 | Diameter of Bolt Circle 3ft 3 ft 4'/2 5 3ft 3% 4V2 5 3ft 4ft 5 5 5". 3ft 4ft 1 5 43/4 5 5 5ft 5ft 7ft 5ft 5ft "5ft" 7ft 7ft 7ft 5ft 5ft I 5ft 7ft 7ft ! 10% 7ft 7ft 7ft 10% 110% j10% 7ft 7ft 77/g 110% 110% 13 9ft 10ft 10ft 13 13 13 9ft 10ft 10ft 13 13 15ft 9ft ! 10% 10*/g 13 13 1113/4 13 13 ! 1 i 1113/4 13 13 1 I i 1113/4 1151/4 15V4! ! ! 2 2ft 3 3ft 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 Diameter of Bolts ft ft 3/4 ft ft 3/4 ft 3/4 %% ft 3/4 % % ft ft 3/4 3/4 ft 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 ft 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 ft 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 ft 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 ft ft to to J/4 ft ft 3/4 3/4 3/4 ft ft 34 ft ft 34 ft ft 3/4 1 1 % % 3/4 Vi ft ft ft is 1. _ Number of Bolts All sizes 4 4 4 4 4 4 Return Bends iSize 150 Pound ii ; 7ft ~i 8 I 9 I 9 I 10 I 11 I 12 i 13 I 14 j 18 j 12 : _V5I 7 I 7ft I 73/4 i 8% | 9ft | 9% j 10ft I 10% I 11 Vs I 13ft i ll'AjJrfo a i h i- 8 i 7V? I 8ft | 12 | 10 ] 11 I lift! 12 j 16Vii 17 jl7V2| 18 j 14 1 15 |16ft| 17 i 18_J--' 6% ; 8 j 93/ j 9% |10>4;i0%|10%|12%|13Vg|13%il3%i 13 13ft! 14ft! 14ft i 15