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Stainless Steel 3PC Screwed Ball Valves
Stainless Steel 3PC Screwed Ball Valves Technical Specifications
Size Range: 1/4”~4” (DN8 to DN100)
Working Pressure: The maximum working pressure can reach 1000 PSI (approximately 69 Bar).
Working Temperature: -20°C to 180°C.
Medium Compatibility: It is suitable for many common fluid media such as water, oil, gas, as well as some corrosive chemical media like acids and alkalis. However, it is necessary to ensure that the media are compatible with the PTFE sealing materials and the stainless steel material.
Testing Standards: Strict tests are carried out in accordance with international standards such as API 598 and EN 12266-1 to ensure that the performance and quality of the valves meet high-standard requirements.
Stainless Steel 3PC Screwed Ball Valves Product Features
High-Quality Materials: The main components including the valve body, valve cover, ball, and valve stem are all made of 316 stainless steel, which has excellent corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance and high strength. It can adapt to various harsh working environments and ensure the stability and durability of the valve during long-term use.
Compact Design: The three-piece structure design makes the overall volume of the valve small and compact, facilitating installation and maintenance. Meanwhile, this structure also makes it convenient to clean and inspect the inside of the valve without having to disassemble the entire pipeline system, greatly improving work efficiency and reducing maintenance costs.
Quick Opening and Closing: Operated by a 90-degree rotating handle, just a gentle turn of the handle can achieve the quick opening and closing of the valve. The operation is simple and convenient, with a quick response, which can effectively improve production efficiency and meet the needs of rapid switching under different working conditions.
Good Sealing Performance: Equipped with high-quality PTFE sealing seats, it has excellent sealing performance and can achieve reliable sealing effects under various pressure and temperature conditions, ensuring that there is no fluid leakage and guaranteeing the safe operation of the system.
Anti-static Design: Built-in anti-static devices can effectively prevent the accumulation of static electricity and avoid potential safety hazards caused by static electricity. It is especially suitable for media environments that are sensitive to static electricity, such as those that are flammable and explosive, enhancing the safety of use.
Anti-blowout Valve Stem: With a unique anti-blowout valve stem design, even under high-pressure working conditions, it can ensure that the valve stem will not be blown out, improving the safety and reliability of the valve and preventing accidents caused by the accidental detachment of the valve stem.
Multiple Connection Methods: Various connection methods such as threaded connection and welded connection are provided, which can meet the installation requirements of different pipeline systems, facilitate connection with various pipelines, and have good universality and compatibility.
Stainless Steel 3PC Screwed Ball Valves Application Fields
Stainless Steel 3PC Screwed Ball Valves, due to their excellent performance and wide applicability, are widely used in the following fields:
Chemical Industry: Used to control the flow of various chemical media, such as acids, alkalis, solvents, etc. Their corrosion resistance can effectively resist the erosion of chemical media and ensure the smooth progress of the production process.
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry: In the processes of oil extraction, transportation, and natural gas treatment, they are used to control the flow of oil and gas to ensure the safe and stable operation of the oil and gas systems.
Food and Beverage Industry: Meeting food-grade hygiene requirements, they can be used for fluid control in food processing, beverage production and other processes, such as the transportation and blending of water, beverages, syrups, etc.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Complying with strict hygiene and cleanliness standards, they can be used for the control of various fluid media in pharmaceutical production processes, such as the transportation and blending of liquid medicines, solvents, etc., to ensure the quality and safety of drugs.
Water Treatment Industry: Used in water supply and drainage control, filtration systems, reverse osmosis systems, etc. in water treatment systems to effectively control the on-off and flow regulation of water flow and improve the efficiency and quality of water treatment.
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Industry: In heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, they are used to control the flow of media such as cold water, hot water, and steam to achieve temperature regulation and heat distribution of the system.
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