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CN62 Adjustable Choke

Flanged Adjustable Coverage Up To 5K

CN62 is the flanged adjustable production and wellhead choke model for ANSI RF and 2 1/16 inch configurations where the job needs 3/4 inch or 1 inch adjustable control.

Alloy Or Stainless Body RF Or RTJ Ends Standard Or H2S Service SS Or SS/TC Trim
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Overview

CN62 Features

CN62 covers flanged adjustable choke applications across 2 1/16 inch and ANSI RF configurations up to 5,000 PSI.

The model is available in alloy or full stainless steel, with RF or RTJ end connections, standard or H2S service, and stainless or stainless with tungsten carbide trim.

  • Use CN62 when the service requirement is adjustable and flanged, but does not require the CJWA 10K or 15K envelope.
  • Shares the same lower-pressure coverage relationship with CT1 as its positive counterpart.
  • Confirm RF or RTJ end connection, pressure class, and trim before quote.

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View Category CT1 Positive Choke Positive Chokes CT1

CT1 is the positive production and wellhead choke counterpart to CN62, used where lower-pressure flanged service needs a fixed 1 inch max restriction instead of adjustable control.

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CJWA extends flanged adjustable production and wellhead choke coverage into 5,000, 10,000, and 15,000 PSI service where pressure class and trim selection matter.

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Fit Summary

Best Fit Summary

Use CN62 when the service requirement is adjustable and flanged, but does not require the CJWA 10K or 15K envelope. Shares the same lower-pressure coverage relationship with CT1 as its positive counterpart.