I seek advice from the experts in chemical engineering
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I am currently engaged in the sales of stainless steel 316 cartridge valves (cartridge needle valves, ball valves, check valves, relief valves, filters, pressure reducing valves, back pressure valves, etc.), with a focus on major chemical plants in my recent business activities. I would like to ask the experts: In general chemical plant areas, which processes or units make use of this technology? Thank you so much
To be honest, there are some concerns regarding the use of cartridge valves in domestic installations; the main issues are related to processing precision, as well as the ellipticity of domestically produced seamless pipes. Once these two problems are resolved, the use of such valves becomes very convenient and the results are excellent.
Mm-hmm, learning from experience. Thanks, buddy. Our brand is domestically produced and the quality is okay, but the price is quite high. I’ve met many customers who use Swagelok
I have only seen it used on water pipes; I haven’t seen it on pipes of other types.
I have only seen it used on water pipes; I haven’t seen it on pipes of other types.
That’s awkward; it should be used for various purposes with low consumption.
It works well for water pipes; it is not suitable for other types of pipes.