The assembly, start-up, and maintenance of gate valves require a lot of space.

The ball valve is shaped like a bead. But the hole in the center is the same size as the pipe. It has gaskets on both sides of the flow, which can be completely closed. You can install it in any way. No matter which end you choose, one way to turn on the

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

The globe valve is also a member of the linear motion valve family. Its functions include stopping and starting media and regulating the flow of media. Due to its design, the shut-off valve can provide a tight seal with less chance of leakage.

The gate valve can provide different discs or wedges. The range of the gate valve is usually determined by the type of wedge used.

We test every valve during the production process, and carry out quality control in all processes such as forging, processing, and assembly to ensure quality.

The gate valve is a valve that completely restricts the flow of fluid and provides a full-diameter valve without changing the direction. The valve disc is appropriately called a gate here and is moved into the fluid at right angles by a threaded shaft wor

Push-in joints do not require solder, glue, unions or tools. Corrosion resistant to extend service life, designed for drinking water distribution and circulating heating applications.

Gate valves and globe valves are the two most common types of valves in industrial applications. Both have made great contributions to any industrial service. They may look similar, but the functions of these valves are different.

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

Gate valves are widely used in all types of applications, suitable for above-ground and underground installations. Especially for underground installations, it is important to choose the correct type of valve to avoid high replacement costs.

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.

The most common causes of gate valve failure are wear and corrosion. Over time, gate valves tend to wear out. Corrosion can cause the disc to get stuck in the open or closed position. When the handle is stressed, the valve stem leading from the handle to

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.

Its working principle is to lift or press a rectangular or circular gate connected by the valve stem to the fluid path by rotating the handle wheel clockwise and counterclockwise.