ECON Fig. 7383 Ball Valves

The ECON Fig. 7383 is a wafer-type ball valve designed for on/off control of fluids and gases in industrial piping systems. It typically features a stainless steel body with a full-bore, floating ball and flange connections drilled to DIN standards (PN16/PN40), and is operated by a lever or T-bar for quarter-turn action. This valve provides tight shut-off and reliable flow control for applications such as steam, water, gas, and other media up to moderate pressures. The Fig. 7383 model is part of the ECON series suitable for general industrial use where robust, compact ball valve performance is required.

• Econ Fig. 7383 Ball Valves: Several stainless steel, flanged or wafer-type ball valves are in the box, identifiable by the “econ Fig. 7383” text on the blue handles. These are typically used for industrial fluid control applications and feature a one-piece body construction.
• Shaft Sleeve: A metal cylinder is clearly labeled “SHAFT SLEEVE”. These components are used to protect machine shafts from wear, erosion, and corrosion, particularly where sealing rings are located, which helps extend the lifespan of the equipment.
• TN Rings: A bag of seals, labeled “TN RINGS”, is visible in the bottom left. These are likely industrial seals used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, possibly a type of T-seal or NTH-ring designed to withstand high pressure and prevent extrusion.
• Other Parts: There are also some loose nuts, bolts, and fittings.