A diaphragm valve and a pinch valve are both used to control the flow of liquids, but they work in different ways. Diaphragm valves have a soft piece (like a rubber sheet) that gets pressed down to block the flow of liquid, kind of like pressing your hand over the end of a straw to […]
Fluid control in industries is an essential part of larger operations. And this control is provided by valves. There are plenty of differentiable industrial valves such as the ball valve, gate valve or the butterfly valve. And each of these valves have their own differences and pros. Industries like those with chemical plants or Oil/Gas industries […]
Stainless steel ball valves are known for their durability and high temperature resistance. These valves use a rotating hollow ball to control fluid flow. The alloy layer of stainless steel/nickel and chromium allow these valves to be used in chemical and oil/gas plants. These valves have many different types with each valve either differentiating in […]
Ball valves made of stainless steel find extensive use in a variety of industrial domains, ranging from water treatment and medical equipment to food and beverage manufacturing and chemical processing. These valves are extremely ideal for applications involving corrosive fluids or gases because of their outstanding strength, resilience to corrosion, durability, and dependability. This blog […]
Valves are essential components in industries where controlling the flow of fluids is critical. Among the various types available, pinch valves and ball valves stand out for their distinct features and applications. Let’s explore how these valves differ and when each is most suitable. Pinch Valves: Simple and Reliable How They Work: Pinch valves operate on […]
