Ball Valves
High-performance ball valves for reliable shut-off and control in various industrial applications.
Floating Ball Valve
Standard floating design where the ball is supported by two seat rings, ideal for low to medium pressure applications.
Technical SpecificationsTrunnion Mounted Ball Valve
Heavy-duty design with additional mechanical anchoring of the ball for high-pressure and large-diameter pipelines.
Technical SpecificationsV-Port Ball Valve
Control valve with V-shaped ball or seat for precise flow regulation and throttling applications.
Technical SpecificationsDouble Block & Bleed Ball Valve
DBB design with two independent seating surfaces and a bleed valve for positive isolation and cavity venting in critical services.
Technical Specifications3-Way Ball Valve
T-port or L-port ball valve for flow diversion, mixing, or directing flow between two circuits.
Technical SpecificationsCryogenic Ball Valve
Extended bonnet design engineered for low-temperature LNG, LOX, LIN, and LAr service down to -196°C.
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Standards & Specifications · 10 min read
API 6D Ball Valves: Complete Technical Guide for Pipeline and Oil & Gas Applications
API 6D is the international standard for pipeline valves used in oil and gas transmission systems. This guide covers everything procurement engineers and project managers need to know about API 6D ball valves — from design requirements to testing protocols.
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Valve Selection · 11 min read
Trunnion Mounted vs Floating Ball Valves: Complete Selection Guide
Trunnion mounted and floating ball valves share the same quarter-turn mechanism but differ fundamentally in how the ball is supported and how sealing is achieved. Selecting the wrong type for your operating pressure can result in seat leakage, excessive torque, or premature wear. This guide covers design principles, pressure limits, torque requirements, and industry-specific selection criteria.
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Technical Guides · 8 min read
Ball Valve Pressure Ratings: Class 150 to Class 2500 — ASME B16.34 and API 6D Explained
Industrial ball valves are manufactured in ASME pressure classes from Class 150 to Class 2500. This guide explains how class ratings translate to maximum allowable working pressure, how temperature affects rated pressure, the difference between API 6D and ASME B16.34 rating systems, and how to read pressure-temperature tables correctly.
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