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What are the features of wafer-type thin ball valves?

2016-11-04View Original

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This post was last edited by GOIHI on 2016-11-18 at 17:13. What are the characteristics of wafer-type thin ball valves? Structural features: ① The unique eccentric design eliminates frictional transmission between the sealing surfaces, thereby extending the valve’s service life. ②An elastic seal is generated by torque. ③The clever wedge design enables the valve to achieve an automatic sealing effect that becomes tighter as it is closed, with compensatory mechanisms between the sealing surfaces to ensure zero leakage. ④Small in size, light in weight, easy to operate, and simple to install. ⑤Pneumatic and electric devices can be configured according to user requirements to meet the needs of remote control and programmed operation. ⑥Changing the material of the components allows use with various media, and lining for corrosion protection is available (lining made of F46, GXPP, PO, etc.). ⑦Continuous structure diversity: clamp, flange, butt weld. Product images of wafer-type thin ball valves: http://www.wzyuze.cn/uploadfile/201511/6/152488813.jpg Wafer-type thin insulated ball valves: http://www.wzyuze.cn/uploadfile/201511/6/150133113.jpg Ultra-thin stainless steel three-way ball valves: http://www.wzyuze.cn/uploadfile/201511/6/1459166905.jpg Wafer-type ultra-thin forged ball valves: http://www.wzyuze.cn/uploadfile/201511/6/1457500565.jpg Ultra-thin ball valves with high platform and lock: http://www.wzyuze.cn/uploadfile/201511/6/1456522277.jpg Ultra-thin high-platform wafer ball valves: http://www.wzyuze.cn/uploadfile/201511/6/1453355897.jpg Stainless steel ultra-thin ball valves

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