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ISO5211 High Mounting 3 Way Stainless Steel NPT/BSPT/BSP Female Thread Ball Valve
Product Features
ISO5211 Standard High Mounting Design: The high mounting design that complies with international standards facilitates the direct installation of actuators without the need for additional brackets and connecting shafts, simplifies the installation process, and improves the stability and reliability of the system.
Multiple Threaded Connection Types: It provides multiple threaded interfaces such as NPT, BSPT, and BSP, which can meet the connection requirements of different regions and application scenarios, enhancing the universality and flexibility of the product.
Three-way Structure: It has two channel forms, namely L-shaped and T-shaped. The L-shaped one can realize the switching between two channels, while the T-shaped one allows the three channels to be interconnected or switched, enabling flexible control of the fluid flow direction and meeting diverse fluid distribution and control requirements.
Superior Sealing Performance: The valve seat adopts high-performance sealing materials such as PTFE, which has good chemical corrosion resistance and a low friction coefficient, and can maintain reliable sealing performance within a wide temperature range, ensuring that the valve will not leak during long-term use.
Easy to Operate: The valve can be fully opened or closed by simply rotating it by 90 degrees. The operation is quick and convenient, suitable for working conditions with frequent operations. Meanwhile, it can also be remotely controlled to improve the automation level.
Wide Application Range: It is applicable to various media such as water, oil, air, and some corrosive liquids. The working temperature range is generally between -20 °C and 180 °C, and the working pressure can reach 1000 psi, capable of meeting the application requirements of multiple industrial fields.
Technical Parameters
Size Range: 1/4" ~ 4" (DN6 ~ DN100)
Material: Stainless steel materials such as 304 and 316. Seals are usually made of PTFE, PTFE + glass fiber or PTFE + carbon fiber, etc.
Connection Method: Threaded connections such as NPT, BSPT, BSP.
Channel Forms: L-shaped and T-shaped.
Working Pressure: 1000WOG ~ 2000WOG
Working Temperature: -20 °C ~ 180 °C
Applicable Media: Water, oil, air, and some corrosive liquids, etc.
Application Fields
This three-way ball valve is widely used in industries such as chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, papermaking, water treatment, and natural gas. It can be used in control occasions such as fluid distribution, mixing, diversion, and flow direction switching, and is an indispensable and important component in industrial fluid control systems.
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