Must the rotation direction of the trapezoidal torque-transmitting thread on the orbital ball valve be the same as that of the valve stem guide groove?

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As the title suggests, if the rotation direction of the valve stem guide groove is right-handed, then must the rotation direction of the trapezoidal torque-transmitting thread on the upper part of the valve stem also be right-handed?

Reply #22018-12-12

Plus: Can a track ball valve be driven by a straight-stroke actuator? If possible, how can the rotation problem between the actuator and the torque-transmitting thread of the valve stem be resolved?

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Must the rotation direction of the trapezoidal torque-transmitting thread on the orbital ball valve be the same as that of the valve stem guide groove?

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