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My brother isn’t very familiar with the market for automatic ball valves, so I’m genuinely asking fellow users to share information about any good automatic ball valves they’ve used. Those who are here to promote products please don’t reply!
We have used the automatic ball valves and automatic switching valves produced by Shanghai Shende. Overall, their price is lower than that of Hangyang’s products; the performance difference isn’t very significant. However, proper maintenance is required over time, otherwise the valves tend to develop more faults after prolonged use
For domestic products, KOSONELLES/Saint Hans... Not bad; they can be used with confidence! However, there is one more key component: solenoid valves are also important. ASCO is good, and if it offers a good cost-performance ratio, the German NASS made by my friend is excellent as well!
The last edit to this post was made by luyiqi5000 on 2012-4-27 at 15:03. I have a question: don’t the brands you mentioned include solenoid valves? The solenoid valve is of course a key component of the automatic ball valve; without it, it’s just an ordinary ball valve. And it seems like these ones aren’t domestically produced either
Automatic ball valve? I would like to ask if the poster is referring to pneumatic/electric cut-off ball valves?
The technical requirements for solenoid valves and which products to use are usually specified by the customers!
What are some other good manufacturers that produce automatic ball valves? I want to learn * it too.
Teko’s products are quite good; they can be used with ASCO or Helun solenoid valves, and they perform well. But it’s crucial to determine what the medium is. . . .
First, determine the process medium; second, define the safety requirements; third, select an appropriate solenoid valve; fourth, consider the switching frequency – for high frequencies, imported valves such as KTM and HISAKA should be used, while those from reputable domestic manufacturers are generally sufficient.
Maybe I didn’t explain myself clearly; what I’m asking about is a ball valve that uses solenoid valves to control the cylinder, thereby achieving the purpose of opening and closing.
After all, ASCO is part of Emerson, so it’s pretty good~~:lol:lol