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A 3 Piece Ball Valve is designed for applications that require frequent maintenance or cleaning. The three-part construction consists of two end caps and a central body, which allows easy removal of the valve from the pipeline without dismantling the connections, making it convenient for inline servicing. This design is particularly useful in industries like food processing, pharmaceuticals, and chemical processing where hygiene and cleanliness are crucial. A Socket Weld Ball Valve is commonly used in high-pressure systems where a permanent, leak-proof connection is required. The valve is welded directly to the pipeline, ensuring a strong and secure fit. The Extended Shaft Ball Valve is designed with an elongated stem, making it ideal for buried or insulated pipeline applications where the operator needs access to the actuator or handle without exposure to the entire valve body.

A Metal Seated Ball Valve offers increased durability and can withstand higher temperatures and abrasive media compared to soft-seated ball valves. It is commonly used in industries dealing with harsh environments and demanding applications, such as refineries or power plants. The Glush Bottom Floating Ball Valve is specifically designed for applications that require draining or flushing, typically found at the lowest point of a pipeline. The floating ball design ensures a reliable seal and efficient flow control. A V-Knotch V Port Floating Ball Valve provides precise control of flow due to its V-shaped opening in the ball. It is commonly used in applications where throttling or flow regulation is critical, allowing for better modulation and control over the fluid.

Multi-port valves such as 3 Way, 4 Way, and 5 Way Floating Ball Valves are used in systems where flow direction needs to be controlled or diverted. These valves allow for flexibility in routing fluid to different outlets, making them ideal for complex piping systems. A Casting Ball Valve is constructed from cast materials, providing cost-effective manufacturing while maintaining good mechanical properties. These valves are widely used in general industrial applications. An API 6D Ball Valve adheres to the stringent standards set by the American Petroleum Institute (API), making it suitable for pipeline transportation systems. These valves are engineered for safety, performance, and reliability in oil and gas applications. The Flush Bottom Ball Valve is designed for easy discharge of fluids from the bottom of tanks or vessels, preventing clogging and ensuring complete drainage. This type of valve is particularly useful in industries dealing with viscous or solid-laden fluids.