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

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

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 can be divided into two main types: parallel and wedge. The parallel gate valve uses a flat gate between two parallel valve seats. The popular type is a knife gate valve with sharp edges on the bottom of the gate.

These shut-off valves have one or more ports, and their valve bodies are spherical around the port area.

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

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

The valve cover provides a leak-proof closure to the body. The threaded valve stem part will pass through a hole that has a thread similar to the valve cover, and the valve stem with the threaded part extends into the same hole as the valve cover thread.

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

The valve seat is responsible for the movement of the valve gate. It can also help to further seal the flowing medium. For gate valves, there are two valve seats according to the type of gate. Take the wedge valve as an example, the valve seats on both si

Because of its ability to cut off liquids, gate valves are often used in the petroleum industry. For extremely viscous fluids, special valves commonly called knife valves are used to cut off the liquid. A typical gate valve is designed to be fully open or

Globe valves are considered the industry standard for control valves because they are good at regulating flow, while ball valves are more suitable for on/off control without pressure drop.

Gate valves are used in a variety of industrial applications, including oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, automobiles, and ships.

The plug or disc is an important part of the valve. It is connected to the valve stem and can be used for throttling.

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