Air Release Valves Β· Single Orifice Air Valves

Screwed Single Release Air Valves

The screwed single release air valve is the threaded-connection, single-orifice execution of the air release family: a stainless steel float drops as accumulated air displaces the water column, vents it through a single orifice, and reseats when water returns. The benchmark execution covers DN50 to DN1200 line sizes at PN10, PN16 or Class 125 with a ductile iron body and an SS304 float ball.

Part of the Single Orifice Air Valves family

Last updated: 2026-11

Specifications

size range DN50-DN1200
pressure class PN10, PN16, Class125
design standards EN593, DIN 2501 PN6/10/16, DIN3202
body materials Ductile Iron
ball materials Stainless Steel 304
medium Water, Oil, Gas
temperature range -20-180℃
float material ABS
seat material EPDM
cover material Ductile Iron
o ring material EPDM
gasket material EPDM
cap material Nylon/Brass
isolation valve material Brass
flange material Ductile Iron
bracket material Nylon
hinge pin material Stainless Steel
adjusting screw material Stainless Steel
nut material Carbon Steel
washer material Carbon Steel
hex bolt material Carbon Steel
dimensions dn15 W 132 x H 224
dimensions dn20 W 132 x H 224
dimensions dn25 W 132 x H 224
dimensions dn32 W 132 x H 224

Application & selection guidance

Select this execution for venting air pockets on water, oil or gas mains from DN50 up to DN1200, where a single release orifice is enough and the screwed end connection suits the mounting boss. Confirm the PN10, PN16 or Class 125 rating against line pressure and the -20 to 180 C temperature window against the medium, and that a ductile iron body with an SS304 float matches the service chemistry.

Frequently asked questions

What does single release mean on this air valve?

It vents through one orifice controlled by a single float, releasing air that collects at pipeline high points as it accumulates. Combination valves add a second large-orifice kinetic stage for pipeline filling; the single-release execution suits lines where air arrives steadily during operation rather than in large slugs at fill.

Which materials does this execution use?

The benchmark page lists a ductile iron body and a stainless steel 304 float ball, rated PN10, PN16 or Class 125 across water, oil and gas service from -20 to 180 C.

What information is needed to quote a screwed single release air valve?

The main line size between DN50 and DN1200, the pressure rating (PN10, PN16 or Class 125) against operating pressure, medium and temperature within -20 to 180 C, and the screwed end connection detail for the mounting boss.

Ordering & documentation

Documents

Ask for the documentation set you need with the inquiry β€” typical items for this execution (material certificates, test reports to the listed inspection standard, dimensional drawings) are confirmed and supplied with the quotation.

Quotation

A quotation-ready inquiry states: nominal size and pressure rating, body and seat material preference, end connection, operation, and the service medium with temperature. Typical values on this page are benchmark reference ranges; the binding values are confirmed at quotation.

Sample & supply

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Storage & shipping

Store valves with seats and seals protected from UV, ozone and deformation, keep end-face protectors on until installation, and for elastomer- or PTFE-seated executions avoid prolonged outdoor storage β€” seat compounds age fastest in direct sunlight and freezing conditions.

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