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2PC Stainless Steel Full Bore Hose Ball Valve
Product Features
Full-Bore Design: The inner diameter of the valve body is consistent with that of the pipeline, with no fluid resistance, ensuring smooth passage of fluids and reducing energy loss.
Stainless Steel Material: The main body is made of 304 or 316 stainless steel, possessing excellent corrosion resistance and anti-wear properties, and can operate stably for a long time under various harsh working conditions.
Floating Ball Structure: The ball floats within the valve body and closely fits with the valve seat to achieve reliable two-way sealing. It can maintain a good sealing effect even under low pressure or no pressure conditions.
Multiple Connection Methods: Besides hose connection, threaded connection, flange connection and other connection methods can also be selected according to needs to meet the requirements of different pipeline systems.
Easy Operation: Equipped with a manual operation handle, it can be quickly opened and closed by rotating 90 degrees, with simple and quick operation. A locking device can also be optionally equipped to prevent misoperation.
Convenient Maintenance: The two-piece structure is convenient for disassembly and maintenance, and the replacement of internal components is simple, reducing maintenance costs and time.
Wide Range of Applicable Media: It is applicable to various fluid media such as water, oil, gas and corrosive liquids, meeting the application requirements of different industries.
Technical Specifications
Size Range: 1/4" ~ 4" (DN6 ~ DN100)
Working Pressure: 1000WOG ~ 2000WOG
Working Temperature: -20℃ ~ 180℃
Sealing Material: High-performance sealing materials such as PTFE to ensure sealing performance and chemical resistance.
Drive Mode: Manual, electric, pneumatic and other driving devices.
Manufacturing Standards: Comply with international standards such as API 608, API 6D, ISO 9001 and CE.
Application Scenarios
Industrial Field: In industries such as petroleum, natural gas, chemical engineering and pharmaceuticals, it is used to control the flow of liquids, gases and other media in pipelines, realizing the functions of opening, closing or switching the flow direction.
Water Treatment Industry: It is used in the filtration, transportation and distribution processes in water treatment systems to ensure the smooth flow of water and the efficient operation of the system.
Food and Beverage Industry: Due to its good hygienic performance and corrosion resistance, it can be used for material transportation and control in the food and beverage production process.
Shipbuilding and Offshore Engineering: It plays an important role in the seawater system, freshwater system and fuel oil system of ships, ensuring the normal operation of ships.
Construction and Municipal Engineering: It is used in building water supply and drainage systems and municipal water supply pipe networks to control the distribution and cut-off of water flow.
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