Ball Valves

A ball valve is a valve that is designed using a round disk to control flow through it. The ball valve’s round disk has a hole through the middle of it which allows for the flow of fluid and gas. When the valve is closed the round disk’s hole is turned is perpendicular to the ends of the valves blocking the flow, when the ball valve is open the round disk’s hole is turned parallel to the ends of the valve allowing flow through the hole. The handle on ball valves allow a visual for you to see if the valve is on or off, just like the port if the handle is turned perpendicular to the valve the flow is shut off, if the handle is turned parallel to the valve the flow is turned on. Ball valves are long lasting and even after years of obsoleteness are still able to achieve a flawless shutoff. Ball valves are the preferred choice for shutoff applications and at times are used for throttling applications as well although they do not offer the fine control that is normally desired for throttling applications.

3 Way Diversion Ball Valves

3 way diversion ball valves offer either and L or T shaped hole through the middle. A T shaped valve can connect to any pair of ports or all three...

3 Way Diversion Ball Valves

Polypropylene Ball Valves

Polypropylene ball valves are made of a thermoplastic polymer and is available for chemical resistant applications while others are made for corrosion resistant applications.

Polypropylene Ball Valves

Spring Return Ball Valves

Spring return ball valves also known as a "deadman" incorporates a spring return close when the valve handle is not held open, offered in either a bronze or stainless steel...

Spring Return Ball Valves

Stainless Steel Ball Valves

Stainless steel ball valves are used for water, oil, and gas with blow-out proof stem design. Offered in single, 2 piece and 3 piece configurations.

Stainless Steel Ball Valves

Y Line Strainers

Y line strainers are used to automatically remove unwanted solid debris from liquid, gas and streamlines by use of perforated or wire mesh strainers. Strainer branch must be position downward...

Y Line Strainers

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