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Compliance with International Standards: Design, manufacturing, and testing all conform to international standards such as API 608, ASME B16.34, and ISO 5211.
High-Strength Material: The valve body is made of stainless steel, featuring excellent corrosion resistance and high-temperature strength, suitable for various harsh working conditions.
Superior Sealing Performance: Equipped with PTFE or metal sealing surfaces, it delivers excellent sealing performance and can achieve bidirectional sealing to ensure no medium leakage.
Reliable Threaded Connection: Adopts threaded connection, ensuring reliable bonding and convenient installation and maintenance.
Flexible Operation: Equipped with an electric actuator for quick opening/closing and easy operation, suitable for remote control and automated systems.
Low-Emission Design: Fitted with low-emission packing to meet environmental protection requirements and reduce the risk of medium leakage.
Wide Application Range: Applicable to various media such as water, steam, oil products, natural gas, and corrosive media.
Fire-Resistant Design: Complies with API 607 standards, with excellent fire resistance, suitable for high-risk environments.
Anti-Static Design: Equipped with anti-static devices to prevent static accumulation and enhance safety.
Nominal Diameter: 1/4 inch to 2 inches (DN6 to DN50)
Pressure Class: 150LB to 600LB (PN10 to PN100)
Applicable Media: Water, steam, oil products, natural gas, corrosive media, etc.
Operating Temperature: -29℃ to 425℃
Valve Body Material: Stainless steel (e.g., 304, 316)
Stem Material: Stainless steel (e.g., 316)
Sealing Surface Material: PTFE, metal seal
Connection Method: Threaded connection (NPT, BSP)
Operation Mode: Electric actuator
Design Standards: API 608, A B16.34
Testing Standard: API 598
Structure Length: Complies with ISO 5211 standard
Oil and Gas Industry: Used in oil and gas transmission pipelines to control fluid on-off, ensuring the safe operation of pipeline systems.
Chemical Industry: Suitable for the transportation and control of chemical media, preventing medium leakage to protect equipment and personnel safety.
Power Industry: Applied in cooling water systems and steam systems of power plants to ensure reliable fluid control.
Water Treatment Industry: Used in water supply systems and sewage treatment systems to control water flow on-off.
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