Category: Sanitary Ball Valves
Why The Sanitary Ball Valves Are Useful?
A spherical disc is attached to the ball valves. It is the part of the valve which controls the flow from beginning to end. The disc, the sphere has a hole through the middle with both the ends of the valve, which enables the flow to take place. While the valve is closed, the flow […]
Read moreThe Classification of Ball Valves by Structural Types
There are five general body styles of ball valves: single body, three-piece body, split body, top entry, and welded. The difference is based on how the pieces of the valve—especially the casing that contains the ball itself—are manufactured and assembled. The valve operation is the same in each case. The classification of ball valves by structural […]
Read moreHow Do You Fix a Leaking Ball Valve?
Leakage of Ball Valve Stem and Remedy From time to time, sanitary ball valves can leak from the valve stem no matter how well you care for them. If you find a leaking ball valve in your piping system, you’ll need to find the root cause of the stem leakage in order to troubleshoot and […]
Read moreThe Characteristics of V-port Ball Valves
What are the Characteristics of V-port Ball Valves? 1. Integral structure of the sanitary valve body: the structure of folder-type and flange-type V-port sanitary ball valves is both side-mounted. The structure has a robust rigidity and is thus not prone to deformation and leakage. 2. The upper and lower self-lubricating bearings: the upper and lower self-lubricating bearing is installed inside […]
Read moreWhy Choose Sanitary Ball Valves?
What is a sanitary ball valve? Sanitary ball valves are the most common and widely used type of valves, which are equipped with a full bore and a model that can perform the full fluid flow with the least pressure drop. This aspect of the valve makes it suitable to handle and treat viscous liquids. […]
Read moreThe Introduction of Ball Valve Applications
What are the applications of ball valves? Since the ball valve usually uses rubber, nylon, and PTFE as sealing ring materials of the valve seat, its operating temperature is limited by the sealing ring materials of the valve seat. The shut-off effect of the sanitary ball valve is achieved by a metal sphere pressing tight against the […]
Read morePneumatic Ball Valve Common Faults
Symptom 1: Sanitary Pneumatic ball valve unable to operate Checking items: 1. Check the status of the solenoid: whether the coil is burned or the solenoid valve core gets stuck. 2. Perform a separate air supply test on the pneumatic actuator to check that the seal and cylinder are damaged. 3. Check if there is any foreign […]
Read moreThe Difference Between Fixed and Float Ball in Ball Valves
Sanitary ball valves are suitable for frequent operations. They open and close quickly, are lightweight, have a small fluid resistance, a simple structure, a relatively small size, are easy to maintain, have a good sealing performance, are not subject to restrictions of installation directions, have no vibration, and have low noise. What are the types of […]
Read moreThe Best Solution to Sanitary Ball Valves
Sanitary ball valves have a ball attached to a handle and they are opened by simply turning the handle. The ball was designed with a hole going through the middle. If the hole coincides with both ends of the valves, water flows and you can get the water on the other side of the faucet. […]
Read moreThe Overview of Internal Thread Connection Ball Valve
The internal thread connection ball valve can be divided into integral type (one-piece), two-piece type, and three-piece type. The casting of the valve body uses an advanced technique so that the valve’s structure is reasonable and appears beautiful. The valve seat uses an elastic sealing structure. The sealing is reliable and the opening and closing […]
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