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CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) Valve Bonnet

ASTM A747 CB7Cu-1 / UNS J92180 (17-4 PH). 0.33–3.96 kg across 9 catalogued sizes.

The Valve Bonnet is supplied as an investment casting in CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) (ASTM A747 CB7Cu-1 / UNS J92180 (17-4 PH)). In this grade the 9 catalogued sizes weigh 0.33 to 3.96 kg as cast, before machining allowance. High strength with usable corrosion resistance. Standard for surgical instruments and highly loaded fittings.

Specification
ASTM A747 CB7Cu-1 / UNS J92180 (17-4 PH)
Corrosion
Between CF8 and CF8M, depending on ageing condition; H1150 is more corrosion resistant than H900.
Temperature
approx. -73 C to +316 C
Density
7.8 g/cm³
Also known as
ASTM A747 CB7Cu-1, UNS J92180, 17-4 PH cast, AISI 630
Casting weight
0.33 – 3.96 kg
Valve Bonnet investment casting in CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH)

Why CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) for a valve bonnet

Pressure boundary
This part retains pressure, so the grade has to hold its rating at temperature and pass a hydrostatic shell test at 1.5 times that rating. Approx. -73 C to +316 C.
Fabrication
Machinability: good in condition A, harder after ageing. Weldability: good, with re-solution and re-age. Both change the finished cost as much as the metal price does, and neither shows up on a materials comparison table.

Casting Weight in CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH)

As-cast weight per size, before machining allowance, scaled from the alloy density. Gates and risers are additional and are not part of the finished-part weight.

SizeCasting weight in CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) (kg)
DN150.33
DN200.43
DN250.55
DN320.72
DN401.02
DN501.41
DN652
DN802.57
DN1003.96

Alternatives to CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) for This Part

The question is rarely "tell me about this grade" — it is "this grade, or something else?". These are the other grades this part is legitimately cast in.

GradeSpecificationCorrosionTemperature
CF8M ASTM A351 CF8M / UNS J92900 (cast 316) Good pitting and crevice resistance in chlorides; standard choice for seawater-adjacent and chemical process duty. approx. -196 C to +550 C, derated for pressure-retaining service above 425 C
CF3M ASTM A351 CF3M / UNS J92800 (cast 316L) As CF8M, with the low carbon that prevents sensitization at welds. approx. -196 C to +425 C
CF8 ASTM A351 CF8 / UNS J92600 (cast 304) Good general corrosion resistance in fresh water, steam and mild chemicals; not for chlorides. approx. -196 C to +550 C
CF3 ASTM A351 CF3 / UNS J92500 (cast 304L) As CF8 with low carbon for welded assemblies. approx. -196 C to +425 C
CA6NM ASTM A743 CA6NM / UNS J91540 Moderate — better than carbon steel in water, well short of CF8M in chlorides. approx. -73 C to +370 C

Alloys & Grades

The Valve Bonnet is cast in 13 of the 63 grades we work in. Those are listed first; the full reference tree is underneath, with each designation shown alongside its ASTM/UNS, EN and GB equivalents.

  • CF8M catalog grade ASTM A351 CF8M / UNS J92900 (cast 316)
  • CF3M ASTM A351 CF3M / UNS J92800 (cast 316L)
  • CF8 ASTM A351 CF8 / UNS J92600 (cast 304)
  • CF3 ASTM A351 CF3 / UNS J92500 (cast 304L)
  • CA6NM ASTM A743 CA6NM / UNS J91540
  • CA15 ASTM A743 CA15 / UNS J91150 (cast 410)
  • CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) ASTM A747 CB7Cu-1 / UNS J92180 (17-4 PH)
  • CD3MN (2205) ASTM A890 Gr 4A / UNS J92205 (cast 2205 duplex)
  • CE3MN (2507) ASTM A890 Gr 5A / UNS J93404 (cast 2507 super duplex)
  • WCB ASTM A216 WCB / UNS J03002
  • WCC ASTM A216 WCC / UNS J02503
  • Inconel 625 (CW6MC) ASTM A494 CW6MC / UNS N26625 (cast Inconel 625)
  • C95800 Nickel Aluminum Bronze ASTM B148 C95800 (nickel aluminum bronze)
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  • CF8M ASTM A351 CF8M · UNS J92900 · AISI 316 cast · EN 1.4408
  • CF3M ASTM A351 CF3M · UNS J92800 · AISI 316L cast · EN 1.4409
  • CF8C ASTM A351 CF8C · UNS J92710 · AISI 347 cast · EN 1.4552
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Dimensions & Parameters

Nominal casting dimensions before machining allowance. Every row is a starting point for the customizer above.

SizeOverall Length L (mm)Overall Width W (mm)Overall Height H (mm)Wall Thickness T (mm)Port Diameter ØD1 (mm)Flange Diameter (mm)Fillet Radius R (mm)Casting Weight (kg)
DN1559.48980.23.6158930.34
DN2064.49986.93.9209930.44
DN2569.910894.44.2251083.50.56
DN32771171044.6321173.50.73
DN4090.8127122.654012741.04
DN5097.9152132.25.5501524.51.44
DN65104.5178141.16.46517852.04
DN80111.7190150.87.28019062.62
DN100126229170.18.31002296.54.04

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) the right grade for a valve bonnet?

High strength with usable corrosion resistance. Standard for surgical instruments and highly loaded fittings. Between CF8 and CF8M, depending on ageing condition; H1150 is more corrosion resistant than H900. Approx. -73 C to +316 C.

What does a valve bonnet weigh in CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH)?

Between 0.33 kg and 3.96 kg as cast across the 9 catalogued sizes, before machining allowance. The figure scales with the alloy density, so the same geometry in a different grade weighs proportionally more or less — which is why the weight is stated per grade rather than once for the part.

Can a valve bonnet in CB7Cu-1 (17-4 PH) be welded or machined?

Machinability: good in condition A, harder after ageing. Weldability: good, with re-solution and re-age. Both affect the finished cost as much as the metal price does, so state the machining scope on the RFQ rather than leaving it to be discovered.

How do I request a quotation?

Configure the drawing on this page — size, alloy, finish — and submit the form. Attaching a drawing or a STEP file is the fastest route to a firm price, and it lets us flag a castability issue before you commit to tooling.