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

Simple structure, convenient operation, convenient installation, good sealing performance, long service life, high reliability, good interchangeability of parts, and cost saving.

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

These shut-off valves must not be used for on/off service because it is impossible to achieve a tight seal. The disc in the valve can be completely removed from the flow path, or the flow path can be completely closed.

The gate valve cannot be opened and closed quickly. To fully open or close the wheel or gearbox actuator, the shaft should be rotated to the number of fully open revolutions. The number of full-open revolutions is equal to the pitch.

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 composed of three main parts: the valve body, the valve cover and the valve trim. The body is generally connected with other equipment through flange, thread or welding connection. The engine cover containing the moving parts is usually

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.

The pressure-sealed gate valve is designed in accordance with API 600, suitable for high temperature and high pressure working conditions, and is widely used in nuclear power plants and thermal power plants. Compared with bolted bonnet joint valves, they

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

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.

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 more effective in forming tight seals and have higher reliability and life than gate valves, but they are more expensive. They are often used to shut down and control applications. Because the ball valve can be opened and closed instantane

The closing function of gate valves is very good. They provide laminar flow with minimal pressure loss.