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Disadvantages of straight-through gate valves

2009-04-10View Original

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The straight-stem gate valve has a problem: the bolts and nuts of the small gland tend to get damaged. Because after repeated use, most gate valves allow the liquid in the pipeline to leak out along the screw, thereby causing corrosion. Is it possible to reverse the installation direction of the screw by 180 degrees?
Reply #22009-04-10
It is the bolt installation direction of the small gland that needs to be reversed by 90 degrees; the description above is incorrect! ! !

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