Gate valves Gate valves are called rising valves or non-rising valves. Around the non-vertical stem gate valve, the stem is screwed into the gate around the lower end surface. Because the handwheel around the valve stem rotates, the gate will move the val

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Wafer-type soft-seal butterfly valves use the flexibility of the rubber seat to easily achieve zero leakage, so they are widely used in oil fields, agriculture, water and wastewater, and mining industries. Because of its rubber-lined valve body material,

Gate valves are very reliable in shutting off the water supply. They are usually used as shut-off valves for the main water supply line and branch water supply lines, although ball valves are gradually becoming more and more popular in these applications.

The valve is bidirectional and can be installed in any direction relative to the water flow. The valve will control the flow equally in either direction. In order to obtain the best valve control and stable performance, the inlet straight pipe section sho

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

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.

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

This is the connection from the actuator to the valve, which provides the driving force. The stem of the actuator control valve can be smooth, and the stem of the manual control valve can be threaded.

Cast iron gate valves are used in commercial and industrial applications. Its typical services include: hot and cold water, HVAC, steam, gas and other general utility services.

The ball valve is designed to contain a ball in the valve. The ball valve is a form of quarter-turn valve that uses a hollow, perforated and rotating ball (called a "floating ball") to control the flow through it. It is open when the hole of the

Ball valves are valued for their long service life and excellent performance even after many years of use. Inside the ball valve, the ball is usually drilled from one end to the other, and is usually made of brass, chrome brass, or stainless steel. A leve

They are used as isolation valves in pipelines and should not be used as control or regulating valves. The operation of the gate valve is accomplished by turning the valve stem clockwise to close (CTC) or clockwise to open (CTO). When you turn the stem, t

This kind of gate valve is more flexible, because its gate can move up or down, there is no obstacle to the flow of fluid or gas, thus ensuring less friction.

In the 19th century, due to the increasing use of gate valves in industrial operations, their intensive development moved forward rapidly. Over time, the materials involved in manufacturing have been improved and modified to suit different applications.