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The ball of Foss’s ball valve is made of 316Ti/HC; what does HC refer to as a coating? Is it chromium nitride?
HC refers to Hastelloy, a material that is slightly better than 316L and offers improved corrosion resistance
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Fors’s valves are of poor quality; there are sand holes everywhere. . .
HC is a nickel-based alloy. The one on the second floor is incorrect
Foss valves are terrible; they’re full of sand