1. Welded connection, reliable sealing
By adopting the butt welding connection method, the potential gasket leakage risk inherent in flange connections is eliminated. This connection boasts high strength and absolutely reliable sealing, making it suitable for applications involving vibration or thermal expansion and contraction.
2. Tungsten carbide seal (Y-type)
The sealing surface between the valve disc and the valve seat is surfaced with hard alloys such as Stellite, which boasts high hardness, excellent wear resistance, high temperature resistance, and corrosion resistance, ensuring a long service life.
3. Compact structure, suitable for high pressure
The welded structure eliminates the need for flanges, making the valve more compact overall. The valve body is made of high-strength materials, suitable for medium and high-pressure (such as PN16-PN100) piping systems.
4. Strong adaptability to high temperatures
The sealing surface and valve body materials are capable of withstanding relatively high operating temperatures (typically ≤450°C), making them suitable for steam and high-temperature process media.
5. High installation requirements, permanent connection
It requires professional welding construction, and is not easy to disassemble after installation, making it suitable for permanent or long-term operating pipeline systems.