Valves also have a life; please treat me well
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This valve is in such a ruined state; it’s really tragic. The medium is a phosphating solution with a complex composition, and its specific components are unknown. Haichuan Pump and Valve Group
You should be happy, right? Now you can keep supplying, right? Looking at the first picture at first glance, I thought your washbasin was leaking? :lol
Haha, I can’t be happy like this either; since I don’t understand it, I thought the quality of the valves was poor
The quality wasn’t that great to begin with, right? You’re a farmer; if you don’t sell local specialties, I guess you’re being taken advantage of by your boss. . . :Lol, I suggest you create a valve operation and maintenance manual to provide to customers; if they don’t follow it and something breaks, it’s not your product’s fault.
Die somewhere else; this is clearly the wrong choice of valve – ordinary ball valves cannot be used in situations with severe scaling. Besides, do you really think that clients will always follow the instructions in the manual for maintenance?
With such high viscosity, ball valves are not suitable, or improper operation may occur
Not necessarily; if you encounter someone unreasonable who claims your product is of poor quality, it can drive you crazy
This one gets heavily scaled; it tends to accumulate scale if not used for a long time
Hehe, except for those who are unreasonable~~~~
Since the wrong type was selected, when delivering the products, it should have been explained what kind of environment the owner’s premises are in, as well as the suitable operating conditions for the valves supplied. There are warning signs everywhere by every pond and along every riverbank, prohibiting entry into the water. If you put up a sign, and others drown while entering, it’s not your responsibility; but if you don’t put up a sign, it is your responsibility. Isn’t that right?