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2018-05-13View Original

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Can your valve discs do this? Our unit’s valve disc material isn’t marked; we don’t know what it is. Please, all the experienced experts, help discuss this
Reply #22018-05-13
It’s the first time I’ve seen a valve disc look like this. Is it caused by high temperatures?
Reply #32018-05-13
It’s probably a material issue; logically, valve disc damage shouldn’t cause this kind of problem
Reply #42018-05-14
These are new valve discs that have never been used; they are new products supplied by the vendor
Reply #52018-05-14
Are you sure it’s a steam valve and not a rack for steaming buns? :lol
Reply #62018-05-14
The quality of this valve disc is excellent! :lol
Reply #72018-05-15
:Funk: This valve is twisted like this; I’m totally drunk too
Reply #82018-05-15
It was the first time I saw it, and it was truly eye-opening
Reply #92018-05-15
What is this valve disc used for?

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