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Stainless Steel BSP NPT PT 2PC Thread Ball Valve
2PC Thread Ball Valve Main Features
Material Advantage: High-quality stainless steel materials, such as the commonly used 304 and 316, are selected. It has good corrosion resistance and can resist the erosion of various media, thus prolonging the service life.
Structural Design: With a two-piece structure, it is convenient for quick disassembly and assembly, simplifies the installation and maintenance procedures, and improves work efficiency.
Multiple Connection Options: Equipped with multiple threaded ports such as BSP, NPT, and PT, it can be compatible with different types of pipeline systems, providing flexible connection choices to meet the installation requirements of different customers.
Wide Application Range: It is applicable to various media, such as water, oil, air, steam, and some corrosive liquids. It can be used in multiple fields including industrial, commercial, and residential ones, such as in the chemical, petroleum, natural gas, food processing, and pharmaceutical industries.
Reliable Sealing Performance: Usually, the valve seat is made of high-quality sealing materials such as PTFE to ensure that the valve can maintain good sealing performance under various working conditions, prevent medium leakage, and guarantee the safe operation of the system.
Easy to Operate: Generally, it is equipped with a manual operating handle, which is simple and intuitive to operate and easy to control the opening and closing of the valve. Some can also be optionally equipped with other driving methods according to needs, such as pneumatic or electric ones.
2PC Thread Ball Valve Technical Parameters
Size Range: 1/4"~ 4" (DN6 to DN100).
Working Pressure: 1000WOG or PN10, PN16, etc. (Specifically depending on the product model and design standard).
Working Temperature: -20 °C ~ 220 °C.
Design Standards: It follows relevant international and domestic standards, such as ASME B1.20.1 (NPT), DIN 259/DIN 2999, BS 21, ISO 288-1, ISO 7-1, etc.
2PC Thread Ball Valve Application Scenarios
Industrial Field: In the industrial production processes of the chemical, petroleum, and natural gas industries, it is used to control the flow of various fluid media to ensure the smoothness and safety of the production process.
Building Water Supply and Drainage: It is used in building water supply and drainage systems to control the direction and flow of water, such as at the outlet of water pumps and pipeline branches, to ensure the normal operation of the water supply and drainage systems.
Food Processing Industry: In the food processing process, it is used to control the transportation of food raw materials, additives, etc. Its good corrosion resistance and hygienic performance meet the strict requirements of the food industry.
Pharmaceutical Industry: In pharmaceutical production, it is used to control the flow of liquid medicine, solvents, etc., to ensure the quality and safety of drug production.
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