Stainless Steel Ball Control Valve, SS 316, 1-4 Inch, 150 LB

Stainless Steel Ball Control Valve, SS 316, 1-4 Inch, 150 LB
Stainless Steel Ball Control Valve, SS 316, 1-4 Inch, 150 LB
As a premier Stainless Steel Ball Control Valve Provider, we offer a comprehensive range of valves crafted from premium SS 316 and SS 316L materials. These valves, sized from 1 to 4 inches and rated at Class 150 LB, come equipped with durable PTFE O-Rings and are operated by an efficient electric actuator. Suitable for a broad spectrum of applications, our valves feature flange ends and are available in sizes from DN25 to DN100, conforming to the PN16 standard. Engineered for reliability and precision, our ball control valves are the epitome of quality and performance in fluid control systems.

Detail Information

Product Name: Stainless Steel Ball Control Valve
Material: Stainless Steel 304, 316, SS 304, SS 316
Seat Material: PTFE, Nylon, PPL
Nominal Size: 1-4 Inch, DN25-DN100
Pressure Rating: Class 150 LB, PN20
Connection Type: Flanged
Working Temperature: 40°C - 180°C
Electric Actuator: On/Off, Regulation, Intelligent, Multi-Turn, Explosion-proof
Applications: Water Treatment, Oil & Gas, Biotechnology, etc

Stainless Steel Ball Control Valve
 


















 

​Electric Actuator Features:

Manual Function: Equipped with a handwheel for manual operation.

Switch Type: Offers adjustable and intelligent actuators, enabling remote control to reduce labor costs.

Temperature Resistance: Handles temperatures from -30℃/86℉ to 180℃/356℉.

Certification: ISO 5211 and Namur international installation standard for easy installation and maintenance.

Valve Body Features:

Ball Valve Types: Available in 2-way and 3-way configurations with thread, flange, clamp, or welding connections.

Material Options: Made from Stainless Steel 304, 304L, 316, or 316L.

Low Fluid Resistance: Provides minimal resistance, similar to a pipe segment of the same length.

Standard: Conforms to GB/ANSI/JIS/DIN standards.

Special Requirements: Customizable for high pressure, high temperature, and strong corrosion environments.

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