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.

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

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

We produce cast iron wafer butterfly valves, with hand lever or worm gear Operator. Our Butterfly Valves are widely used in drinking water system, sewage system, fire-fighting system. Butterfly Valves can produce from size DN40 to DN2400.

Compared with ball valves, gate valves require multiple turns to fully open. The valve is not suitable for throttling or control, because partial opening will cause damage to the gate and wear of the valve seat. In addition, some valve closures can cause

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.

Our gate valve is more effective and saves installation space. It is widely used in urban water supply, sewage treatment, construction industry, petroleum pipeline, chemical industry, food, pharmaceutical, textile, electric power, shipbuilding, metallurgy

In a system with irregular changes in high temperature, the gate valve will leak due to the load in the valve end pipe.

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.

Gate valves serve to cut the medium flow in the piping system, widely used in the field of potable water, water supply and drainage, sewage disposal, irrigation, air conditioning, fire protection as well as chemical and energy industry.

The gate valve has a closing/closing mechanism. There is an upward internal gate device that allows the medium to flow and closes the valve downward. A distinctive feature of the gate valve is its straight passage, which reduces pressure loss and is easy

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

The gate valve allows the user to control the flow pressure instead of simply closing or opening it. Compared with ball valves, gate valves provide users with more control over water flow and pressure, but they cannot let users choose to stop the water fl

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.

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