What are the industries that use pneumatic fluoroplastic ball valves?

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This post was last edited by Valve Mingming on 2025-3-12 at 19:31. Pneumatic fluorinated rubber ball valves are widely used in the following industries: – Chemical industry: They are used for the transportation and control of various corrosive media such as strong acids, strong bases, and strong oxidizing agents, such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, and sodium hydroxide, for regulating or shutting off the flow of these substances. - Oil industry: In oil refining and chemical production, it can be used on process pipelines that handle corrosive media such as those containing sulfur and acids, to control the flow rate of these media as well as to enable their on/off operation. - Paper industry: In processes such as pulping and bleaching within paper production, various corrosive chemical agents are used, and pneumatic fluorocarbon-lined ball valves can be employed for the transportation and control of these agents. - Food industry: In food processing, the transfer and control of certain acidic or alkaline food additives, as well as acid-base solutions used for cleaning and disinfection, require the use of corrosion-resistant fluorinated pneumatic ball valves to ensure food safety and hygiene. - Environmental protection industry: In environmental protection facilities such as sewage treatment plants and waste disposal plants, where wastewater and waste gas containing corrosive substances like acids and alkalis are treated, pneumatic fluorinated rubber ball valves can be used to control the relevant pipelines. - Power industry: Chemical water treatment systems used in power plants, such as acid and alkali storage and delivery pipelines, as well as condensate polishing systems, to achieve precise control over corrosive substances. - Light textile industry: Used in the textile dyeing and printing process to transport and control various corrosive substances such as acid, alkali dyes, and additives.