Characteristics and Classification of Ball Valves

‌Ball ValveKey features include simple structure, easy operation, excellent sealing performance, low fluid resistance, and wide applicability.Translation: Guang。Ball valves consist of a ball and a valve body, with the ball rotating to control the flow of fluids. This design ensures the valve's reliability and ease of operation. The sealing rings of ball valves are typically made of reliable elastic materials, effectively preventing fluid leakage even under high temperatures, high pressures, or corrosive media conditions, maintaining good sealing performance. Additionally, the ball of the valve has a large bore, resulting in reduced resistance when fluids pass through, ensuring rapid fluid flow, minimizing energy loss, and improving system efficiency.

Valves are categorized into several types based on different standards and characteristics.：

1‌.Floating Ball Valve‌The sphere floats in the medium, with the switch achieved through a balance of medium pressure and spring force. The structure is simple and the seal is good, but the application range is limited.

2‌.Fixed Ball ValveThe sphere is fixed at the center of the valve body, activated by rotation for on/off, offering flexible operation but with slightly inferior sealing.

‌3.Industrial Ball ValveOur range includes three types: full bore, reducing, and diaphragm ball valves. The full bore ball valve is suitable for high-temperature and high-pressure fluid control in medium and small diameters, the reducing ball valve is mainly used for medium and low-pressure fluid control, and the diaphragm ball valve is designed for corrosive media and high-viscosity fluid control.

4.Soft-seated ball valveThe spherical seal and valve seat are filled with soft sealing material, offering good sealing properties but lower durability.

5‌.Metal Sealed Ball ValveThe spherical seat is formed through abrasion, offering excellent sealing and durability, although the price is higher.

6.Special Type Ball ValvesOur products, such as V-type regulating ball valves, ash discharge fixed ball valves, and integrated high-temperature ball valves, feature unique structures and applications, designed for specific operating conditions and media.