Gate valves are widely used in pipelines to transport media. Gate valves can be divided into wedge gate valves, flat gate valves, parallel double gate valves according to the form of valve seats. The product can have a longer service life. It can be insta

The valve body and bonnet are made of castings and are connected by flange joints. The seat surface of the valve seat and the wedges conform to the API 600 standard. The seat ring is welded into the valve body.

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.

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 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

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

Ball valves and plug valves are very similar in basic functions and applications. Both are control valves used to provide tight shutoff in different types of piping units. They also work on the same basic principle, that is, using a porous disk to start o

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.

Floating ball valves are widely used in various industries and attract more end users to replace gate valves and globe valves in cryogenic applications.

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

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 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

When the handle wheel is turned clockwise, steam and steam move down through the fluid flow, and the gate is squeezed between the two valve seats, so that no fluid leakage occurs when the valve is completely closed.

The structure of the wafer butterfly valve is formed by the central disc rotating 90 degrees in the valve body. Using the drive type, the flow of fluid can be stopped, adjusted or started. In the wafer connection, the valve is installed between pipe flang

The main difference between these two types is the way they are closed. The stop valve uses a plug (stem) that closes against the flow, while the ball valve has a gate (ball) that can close the entire flow. The stop valve is suitable for adjusting the flo