PROGEF Standard Shipbuilding ball valve type 547 With iFIT connection and fusion socket PB

Engineered for the demands of marine environments, the PROGEF Standard ball valve type 547 delivers precise, reliable flow control where it matters most. Built from high-performance PP-H and sealed with durable PTFE ball seals, it handles the rigors of industrial liquid isolation and regulation aboard ships without compromise.

Confined engine rooms and utility spaces don't leave much room for error or bulky tools. That's why the Type 547 features iFIT quick connect technology for d16/20 piping, allowing rapid, tool free connection and removal that keeps maintenance fast and downtime minimal. The integrated check valve and filter further streamline the setup, reducing the number of components needed in already tight spaces.

For installations requiring a permanent, leak-free solution, the fusion socket PB joinery creates a direct bond to PB or compatible plastic piping systems through heat fusion. This ensures a structurally sound connection that resists the vibration and mechanical stress common in marine applications.

Stainless steel mounting inserts reinforce the valve's structural integrity, keeping it firmly in place even under constant vibration. Every component is selected to perform with consistency, ensuring that whether you're isolating a critical fluid line or regulating flow through a complex system, the Type 547 gives you full control with zero compromise.

Summary: 
Manufactured from PP-H
iFIT connection with integrated check valve and filter
For easy installation and removal
Ball Seals PTFE
Integrated stianless steel mounting inserts 
Used to safely isolate or regulate the flow of industrial liquids aboard ships
It is built for confined or vibrating marine environments where quick fit iFIT connections and fusion socket PB joinery are requierd
Allows for tool free connection and removal of piping 
Highly reliable, leak from bonding directly to PB or plastic piping systems using heat fusion 

Applications: 
Predominantly used in the marine and shipbuilding industries