Supply forged steel side mounted soft seals

The forged steel floating soft seal Ball valve is designed in two piece and three piece split types, which meets the standards; This series of ball valves is suitable for temperatures ranging from -46 to 200 ℃. All valves in this series are designed with fire-resistant structures.

Performance characteristics of Forged steel side mounted soft seal

Excellent sealing performance

The elastic compensation effect of soft sealing materials enables them to maintain good sealing in low pressure or vacuum environments, making them suitable for high-purity, flammable, explosive, or toxic media.

Corrosion resistance and wear resistance

The forged steel body has strong corrosion resistance, and the fluoroplastic sealing surface is resistant to chemical corrosion, making it suitable for corrosive environments such as chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

The soft sealing surface has good self-lubricating properties, reduces opening and closing friction, and extends valve life.

Adaptability to pressure and temperature

Pressure bearing capacity: The conventional design pressure can reach PN16~PN100, and high-pressure conditions can be customized.

Temperature range: -60 ℃ to+200 ℃, some fluoroplastics can tolerate higher temperatures.

Easy to operate

Small opening and closing torque, can be manually, electrically, pneumatically or hydraulically driven, suitable for automation control systems.

Application Fields

Chemical industry: transportation and control of corrosive media.

Pharmaceutical and food industries: piping systems for high-purity media that meet hygiene requirements.

Water Treatment and Environmental Protection: The opening, closing, and regulation of sewage and seawater desalination systems are corrosion-resistant and reliably sealed.

Oil and gas: Branch pipelines with low or no sulfur media, used as shut-off valves.

Low temperature scenario: Using low-temperature forged steel and low-temperature resistant sealing materials, it can be used for low-temperature fluids such as liquid nitrogen and liquid argon.