Because of their spherical shape, these valves are called shut-off valves, and an internal baffle separates the two halves of the valve body. The moving part of the shut-off valve is composed of the valve disc, the valve stem and the hand wheel.

There are many types of gate valves, such as full bore gate valves, parallel disc gate valves, solid wedge gate valves, flexible wedge gate valves, split wedge gate valves, vertical stem gate valves, and non-vertical stem gate valves.

Gate valves serve to cut the medium flow in the piping system, widely used in the field of potable water, water supply and drainage, sewage disposal, irrigation, air conditioning, fire protection as well as chemical and energy industry.

If the flow, volume and pressure can be adjusted frequently, the stop valve can be used as a control valve. The design of the shut-off valve makes it very suitable for flow regulation and start and stop flow.

Butterfly valves can be used in the shipbuilding industry, water supply and drainage, fire fighting, shipbuilding, water treatment and other systems.

The valve seat of the gate valve is either provided integrally with the valve body or adopts a seat ring structure. The valve seat provided by the valve seat ring structure can be screwed into place or pressed into place and sealed and welded to the valve

Types of butterfly valves: lug type butterfly valve, U-shaped flange butterfly valve, double flange butterfly valve, fluorine-lined PTFE butterfly valve, double eccentric butterfly valve and triple eccentric butterfly valve

The gate valve is designed for fully open or fully closed service. They are installed in the pipeline as isolation valves and should not be used as control or regulating valves.

For decades, globe valves have been considered the industry standard for control valves. They are designed with a stem that moves up and down inside the valve to control flow. They are usually used in hot and cold water coils, and larger models are usuall

Ball valves are often used for steam, water, oil, gas, air, and corrosive fluids. They can handle slurries and dusty dry fluids. The ball valve is not used for abrasive and fibrous materials, because it will damage the surface of the valve seat and valve

Compared with ball valves, gate valves require multiple turns to fully open. The valve is not suitable for throttling or control, because partial opening will cause damage to the gate and wear of the valve seat. In addition, some valve closures can cause

The ball valve is durable, performs well after many cycles, and is reliable, and can be safely closed even after long periods of non-use. These qualities make them an excellent choice for shut-off applications where they are generally more popular than ga

Forged steel gate valves are available in three bonnet designs. The first design is a bolted bonnet with male and female joints and spiral wound gaskets, made of F304/graphite. Ring joint gaskets are also available on request. The second design is a welde

The stop valve opens and closes the valve with the help of a plug-shaped disc, which is tightly fixed in the valve.

The gate valve allows the user to control the flow pressure instead of simply closing or opening it. Compared with ball valves, gate valves provide users with more control over water flow and pressure, but they cannot let users choose to stop the water fl