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Actuator Accessories
Clear Stem Protector: This device protects the rising shaft of the
Actuator from the adverse effects of
weather, sandblasting, contaminating
operating environments, and painting.
The material is polycarbonate tubing
Manual Override: This device is used to mechanically stroke
the actuator. It is used on smaller valves
or low pressure valves while the valve
body is pressurized. It is typically used
during installation and testing phases of
well completions.
Hydraulic Override: When high torque requirements make the
the use of a manual override impractical,
this device may be used to hydraulically
stroke the actuator. Typically used for
stroking large or high pressure valves
under pressure and sometimes during
workover operations
Fusible Lock-Open Cap: Mechanically holds open the actuator and
valve during workover or when the safety
systems are inoperative. This device locks
the actuator in the down position, allowing
it to rise only in the event of fire.
Electrical Limit Switch: An electrical contact permits a remote
indication of gate valve position (Full Open
or Full Closed). Typically used on large
production platforms or automated leases
where there are remote monitoring and control
valves.
Continuous Position Indicator: Linear displacement transducers operate at
low currents. The frequency of their output
can be used to provide exact position
throughout the range between the open and
closed position
Proximity Sensors: Innovative proximity sensors detect the
presence of ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
They function without the need for physical
contact
Proximity Switch: This magnetically operated switch senses
linear motion of the valve by magnetic
action either with or without the need for
physical contact
Pneumatic Switches: Pneumatic limit switches are available for use
when electrical supply is not present.
Magnetic Read Switch: This magnetic read switch device is activated by a magnetic field. It monitors linear travel
of the gate valve. The switches are totally
sealed against harsh environments.
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