Floating Ball Valves

The sealing element is vital for valves, preventing media leakage when closed. Made of durable, corrosion-resistant materials, it withstands pressure, temperature, and corrosion. Its repeated friction during operation makes material choice and manufacturing quality crucial for sealing performance and valve lifespan, regardless of valve type.

The valve stem links the closure element to the operating mechanism, controlling its movement to regulate media flow. It requires strength and rigidity to withstand forces while maintaining stability. Its design and quality directly impact the valve’s flexibility and durability.

The valve body serves as the core structure of the valve, forming the main framework that provides installation and support for other components. It houses the internal channels for media flow. Whether it’s a ball valve, butterfly valve, or gate valve, the valve body is the most essential part, directly influencing the valve’s performance, flow characteristics, and service life.

The valve cover is the enclosed part of the valve, typically connected to the valve body to form a sealed space within the valve. Its main function is to protect the internal components of the valve from external impurities and ensure complete sealing when the valve is closed, preventing media leakage. The design and manufacturing quality of the valve cover significantly impact the overall performance of the valve.