Stainless Steel Knife Gate Valve ANSI Standard
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View productThis guide is written for importers, distributors and project buyers who are shortlisting a gate valve supplier for GOST pipeline work, and it sets out what a well-run Wholesale gate valve order should contain: the published standards behind the product, the material grades on the data sheet, the checks worth making before you commit, and the information to send with a request for quotation.

The same valve is bought for very different reasons. Pick the path that matches your order and use the listed preparation points to build a faster, cleaner quotation.
You buy in volume for resale or stock and need repeatable sizes, consistent packing and a supplier that answers technical questions quickly.
Fix the sizes you will stock most often
Agree packing and pallet configuration up front
Confirm which documents travel with each shipment
You are matching a valve to a line specification, so standards conformance and drawing approval matter more than unit price alone.
Quote against the named design and flange standards
Request a general arrangement drawing for approval
Set the inspection point in the schedule
You are replacing an installed valve and the priority is fit — face-to-face length and flange drilling must match what is already in the line.
Record the existing size and pressure rating
Measure face-to-face before ordering
Ask about single-unit or small-lot handling

The product data sheet names four standards. Read as buyer checkpoints rather than model numbers, they tell you exactly what to put in writing on the quotation.
Published numbers sit in the upper block. Commercial terms are confirmed in writing by sales, so they are flagged rather than guessed.
| Item | Published detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | Cast Iron Gate Valve In GOST Standard |
| Nominal diameter | DN50–DN600 |
| Nominal pressure | PN16 / PN25 / PN40 / PN63 Bar |
| Design standard | GOST 5762 |
| Face-to-face dimension | GOST 3706 |
| Flange connection | GOST 12815 |
| Inspection and test | GOST 356 |
| Delivery time | 15–30 days |
| Sample policy | Confirm with sales |
| MOQ | Confirm with sales |
| Warranty | Confirm with sales |
| Unit price | Confirm with sales |
The product page lists sample, warranty and MOQ as topics but does not publish answers, and no unit price is shown. Treat any figure you see elsewhere as unverified until your quotation states it.
Ten checkpoints worth working through before you place a first order. Each one produces a specific question you can put to any supplier you are comparing.
Confirm the quotation names GOST 5762 for design, GOST 3706 for face-to-face, GOST 12815 for flange connection and GOST 356 for inspection and test. All four are published for this product, so they can be written into the offer.
Match the certificate to the grade you ordered. Published options are ASTM A216 WCB and ASTM A351 CF8 for the body, SS420 or SS304 for the disc, Steel 45 or Monel K500 for the stem, and 13Cr for the seat.
The named test basis is GOST 356. Ask for the pressure test record, the test medium used and the point in production at which the test is carried out.
The supplier states it is a supplier and factory in China that can produce to buyer requirements. Verify which operations — machining, assembly, testing — happen in-house before you rely on lead times.
Check that packing list, commercial invoice and certificate of origin can be issued in the form your customs broker needs, and that the supplier can quote the Incoterm you work with.
Agree the inspection point in the schedule and whether buyer or third-party inspection is accepted, plus whether photo or video evidence is shared before dispatch.
Face-to-face length and flange drilling are the two dimensions that stop an installation. Tie the order to GOST 3706 and GOST 12815 and ask for a dimensional record.
For the PN rating you order — PN16, PN25, PN40 or PN63 — confirm which test pressures apply and have the result recorded against your order number, not just the batch.
For larger sizes, settle flange face protection, end protection and crate or pallet configuration before production finishes, not after the goods are packed.
Send a first RFQ with DN, PN, material, quantity and destination. How clearly and how quickly the technical questions come back tells you how the delivery will be managed.
These are the material options published for this valve. Selection is made per component, so a single order can combine a steel body with a stainless trim.
| Component | Published material options |
|---|---|
| Body | Carbon Steel ASTM A216 WCB · Stainless Steel ASTM A351 CF8 |
| Disc | Carbon Steel ASTM A216 WCB · Stainless Steel SS420 / SS304 |
| Stem | Carbon Steel Steel 45 · Stainless Steel Monel K500 |
| Seat | 13Cr |
Naming caution: the product title reads “Cast Iron,” but the published material list shows carbon steel and stainless steel for the body. Resolve this before quoting: state the body grade you actually need — ASTM A216 WCB or ASTM A351 CF8 — and have the supplier confirm it in writing on the offer.

Use this to prepare the first technical conversation. These are discussion starting points inside the published DN50–DN600 and PN16–PN63 range, not engineering selections — your project specification decides the final size and rating.
| Buyer scenario | Starting point to discuss | Decision to lock before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Distribution stock for resale | DN50–DN200, PN16 | How many sizes you will hold, repeat-order consistency, and export packing suited to warehouse storage. Published range is DN50–DN600 with a 15–30 day delivery time. |
| Utility and district heating isolation | DN100–DN300, PN16 / PN25 | Flange drilling must match the existing network, so tie the order to GOST 12815 and confirm the mating flange before production. |
| Industrial process line or EPC package | DN200–DN600, PN40 / PN63 | Design basis and installed length for the pipe run — quote against GOST 5762 and GOST 3706, and approve the drawing first. |
| Replacement and MRO | Match the installed valve | Measure face-to-face and flange dimensions on site before ordering so the replacement fits without pipe rework. |
| Higher-pressure or more demanding service | Confirm the PN rating with sales | Body and trim grade: published body options are ASTM A216 WCB and ASTM A351 CF8, with a 13Cr seat and SS420 / SS304 disc options. |
A wholesale valve order runs on documents and confirmations, not on a shopping cart. The published delivery time is 15–30 days, and it starts after the specification and drawing are agreed.
DN, PN, quantity per size, material choice, standard and destination port.
Align face-to-face and flange details to GOST 3706 and GOST 12815 before anything is cut.
Price, terms, packing and schedule confirmed in writing by sales.
Manufacturing runs to the published 15–30 day delivery window.
Inspection and test to GOST 356, plus any buyer or third-party inspection you agreed.
Flange face protection and export packing confirmed before the goods are closed.
Packing list, invoice, origin certificate and test documentation issued with the shipment.
What the buyer must supply: DN and PN · body, disc, stem selection · flange drilling confirmation to GOST 12815 · quantity per size · destination port and Incoterm · required documents and inspection scope · required delivery date.
Ask for the document list as part of the RFQ so it is priced and scheduled with the order rather than chasing it after dispatch.
Recorded against the named inspection and test basis, GOST 356, and linked to your order number.
Face-to-face length to GOST 3706 and flange drilling to GOST 12815, so the valve can be checked against the line before installation.
For the grades actually ordered — ASTM A216 WCB or ASTM A351 CF8 body, SS420 / SS304 disc, Steel 45 or Monel K500 stem, 13Cr seat.
Issued for approval before production so dimensions and connection details are agreed by both sides.
Prepared in the form your customs broker and port require for clearance.
Confirm the issuing body and format your destination market accepts before the shipment leaves.
Document availability, legalisation and language are confirmed by sales with each quotation — state your requirements in the RFQ and they can be written into the offer.
Include DN, PN, material selection, quantity per size, flange drilling requirement and destination port, and the supplier can quote against the published GOST standards. A PDF specification download is available on the product page for sharing with your engineering or purchasing team.
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the product page lists gost 5762 for design, gost 3706 for face-to-face dimension, gost 12815 for flange connection, and gost 356 for inspection and test. ask for all four to appear on the quotation and on the inspection documentation.
nominal diameter runs from dn50 to dn600, and nominal pressure covers pn16, pn25, pn40 and pn63 bar. confirm the sizes you intend to stock or install so the quotation is built around your real mix.
the body is offered in carbon steel astm a216 wcb or stainless steel astm a351 cf8; the disc in carbon steel astm a216 wcb or stainless steel ss420 / ss304; the stem in carbon steel steel 45 or stainless steel monel k500; and the seat in 13cr.
the product title uses “cast iron,” while the published material table lists carbon steel and stainless steel for the body. because the two do not match, state the body grade you require and have the supplier confirm that exact grade in writing before you place the order.
delivery time is published as 15–30 days. price, moq, warranty and sample terms are not published on the page, so they must be confirmed by sales — send your size list and destination and ask for them in writing on the quotation.
the product page states the factory can produce the product according to buyer requirements, so custom production is possible. send dn, pn, material selection, quantity, standard alignment and destination to start the rfq, and include your drawing or specification if you have one.