What is the issue of quantitative compression in metal hard-sealed ball valves?
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Recently, I’ve often heard about the issue of quantitative compression in metal hard-sealed ball valves. What exactly does it refer to, and what are the advantages?
In many cases, damage to metal hard-sealed wear-resistant ball valves is caused by improper valve operation. Quantitative compression technology enables the valve body of two-stage or three-stage metal hard-sealed wear-resistant ball valves to maintain precise quantitative compression, thereby ensuring a consistent compression amount of the spring and thus consistent switching torque.
Quantitative compression is merely a gimmick used by foreigners to package their products; it doesn’t hold much significance.