Floating Ball Valves
AOP Industries offers a wide range of threaded and flanged floating ball valves. The design has been developed and based on our customer’s demands and requirements. When you specify an AOP ball valve, you have selected the premier equipment offered in the industry.

F Series Floating Ball Valves
The F Series is a cast body, side entry, floating ball valve. The two-piece body and bolted construction allow disassembly on the jobsite for easy service and repair. F Series valves are available in sizes 1” through 6” full port ANSI classes 150 to 600, and 2” full port ANSI 900/1500 classes. Valves are available with a lever handle, gear operator, or bare stem for actuation. Stem extensions and special coatings are available direct from the factory for buried service applications.

Standard Features
Floating ball
Back seated and positively retained stem - cannot be removed with the valve in service
Stem lube fitting and weather seal
Standard locking handle and actuator mounting pad
Plated carbon steel trim or stainless steel trim available
Standard Devlon seats, or optional RTFE and PEEK materials
Optional anti-static feature
Fire-safe design

Standard Compliance
ANSI B16.5
ANSI 16.10
ASME VIII, Div. I
NACE MR-0175-2002 (with SS trim)
API 6FA 3rd edition
ISO 9001-2000

CB & DB Series Floating Ball Valves
The CB & DB Series are cast body, side entry, floating ball valves. The two-piece body and bolted construction allow disassembly on the jobsite for easy service and repair. CB Series valve bodies are constructed of carbon steel, and DB Series bodies are constructed of ductile iron. Both CB& DB Series valves come standard with a locking lever handle.

The CB Series is available in sizes 1-1/2” FP & 2” RP 2500psi to 5000 psi maximum working pressure, and 2” FP to 4” FP 2500psi & 3000psi maximum working pressure in threaded end connections.

The DB Series is available in sizes 1-1/2” FP to 4” FP 1500psi & 2000psi maximum working pressure in threaded end connections

Standard Features
Floating ball
Back seated and positively retained stem - cannot be removed with the valve in service
Stem lube fitting and weather seal
Standard locking handle and actuator mounting pad
Plated carbon steel trim or stainless steel trim available
Standard Devlon seats, or optional RTFE and PEEK materials
Optional anti-static feature
Fire-safe design
Enduro-Bond TM coating available

Standard Compliance
ANSI B1.20.1
ASME VIII, Div. I
NACE MR-0175-2002 (with SS trim)
API 6FA 3rd edition

CT & DT Series Floating Ball Valves
The CT & DT Series is a cast body, side entry, floating ball valve. The two-piece cast body and threaded construction allow disassembly on the jobsite for easy service and repair. CT Series valve bodies are constructed of carbon steel, and DT Series bodies are constructed of ductile iron. Both CT& DT Series valves come standard with a locking lever handle.

The CT Series is available in sizes 1” FP to 2” FP 2500psi to 5000psi maximum working pressure in threaded end connections.

The DT Series is available in sizes 2” RP to 4” RP 1000psi maximum working pressure, and 1” FP to 2” FP 1500psi & 2000psi maximum working pressure in threaded end connections.

Standard Features
Floating ball
Back seated and positively retained stem - cannot be removed with the valve in service
Stem lube fitting and weather seal
Standard locking handle and actuator mounting pad
Plated carbon steel trim or stainless steel trim available
Standard Devlon seats, or optional RTFE and PEEK materials
Optional anti-static feature
Fire-safe design
Enduro-Bond TM coating available

Standard Compliance
ANSI B1.20.1
ASME VIII, Div. I
NACE MR-0175-2002

B3/B6 Series Floating Ball Valves
The B3 & B6 Series are cast body, side entry, two-piece floating ball valves. Both B3 & B6 Series valves come standard with a locking lever handle.

B3 Series valves are available in sizes 1/4” FP to 1-1/2” FP and 2” RP 3000psi maximum working pressure in threaded end connections.

B6 Series valves are available in sizes 1/4” FP to 1-1/2” FP and 2” RP 6000psi maximum working pressure in threaded end connections.

Standard Features
Floating ball
Back seated and positively retained stem - cannot be removed with the valve in service
Graphite stem packing
Standard locking handle and actuator mounting pad
Stainless steel trim
Standard Delrin seat, or optional PEEK material

Standard Compliance
ANSI B1.20.1
API 607 4th
ASME VIII, Div. I
NACE MR-0175-2002

B Series Floating Ball Valve
The B Series line of floating ball valves offers a selection of body and trim material to meet the needs of your service application.

BZ Series
Design - Two piece, cast body, floating ball valve
Pressure Rating – 600psi (1/4” through 2”) 400psi (3” & 4”)
Body Material – Bronze
Trim material – Brass

BU Series
Design – Unibody, floating ball valve
Pressure Rating – 2000psi
Body Material –Carbon steel barstock
Trim material – 304SS

BN Series
Design – Two piece, cast body, floating ball valve
Pressure Rating – 2000psi
Body Material – Carbon steel A216 WCB
Trim material – 316SS

BSS Series
Design – Two piece, seal welded, cast body, floating ball valve
Pressure Rating – 2000psi
Body Material – Carbon steel A351 CF8M
Trim material – 316SS

Standard Features
Rugged body construction
Floating ball
Fire Safe Design (Series BSS )
Locking Handle (Series BN and BSS)
Teflon seats and packing
Actuator mounting pad (Series BN and BSS)

Standard Compliance
NACE MR-0175-2002 (Series BU, BN and BSS)

About AOP
AOP Industries began operations in 1972 as Oilfield Services Inc in South Oklahoma City, OK. Owned and operated by a local businessman, the initial model for the facility was that of a typical wellhead service organization. In 1977 the company’s name was changed to American Oilfield Products, Inc. The company began manufacturing API 6A and 6D gate valves in 1988, and shortly thereafter began producing the current choke line. Floating ball valves were added to the product line in 1995. Future expansion allowed American Oilfield Products, Inc to included API 6A and 6D ball valves, 6D Swing Check Valves, threaded Check Valves and Needle Valves. The company made an official name change in 1997 to AOP Industries. With expansion in mind, the company purchased a twelve acre site in Moore, OK and in 1998 constructed a 60,000 sq. ft, building. The company relocated from its South Oklahoma City location to the newly constructed facility in Moore, OK in 1998. AOP Industries products are distributed through Regional Representatives and Stocking Distributors both domestically and internationally.