November 11,2024
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What is the Difference Between Simplex and Duplex Basket Strainers?

In industrial pipelines, filtering debris and ensuring smooth flow are crucial for protecting sensitive equipment. Additionally, it also contributes to maximizing operational efficiency. Basket strainers play a vital role in this. They primarily capture unwanted particles such as dirt, sediment, and other contaminants to prevent damage or clogging in the system. Choosing the right type […]

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October 11,2024
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Ultimate Guide to Check Valves

Check valves are essential components in many fluid systems as they are designed to allow flow in one direction and prevent backflow.  For example, in a water supply system, a check valve ensures that contaminated water doesn’t flow back into the clean water supply — safeguarding the water quality and preventing potential health hazards. Today, […]

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October 10,2024
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A Simple Comparison: Fluorine Ball Valves vs. Fluorine Butterfly Valves

The greatest difference between a ball and butterfly valves lies in their design and flow control mechanism. A ball valve uses a spherical ball with a hole through its center to control flow — providing a full, unobstructed passage when open and a tight seal when closed.  In contrast, a butterfly valve uses a rotating […]

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October 09,2024
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Actuated Valves: Their Working Principle and Types

Actuated valves provide automated control over the flow of liquids, gases, or other materials.  Their key function is to regulate the opening and closing of a valve based on external signals.  These signals trigger actuators, devices that convert energy into mechanical motion — allowing the valve to either open, close, or modulate the flow within […]

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October 08,2024
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Understanding Pneumatic Valves: Definition, Difference Between Electric Valves & More

A pneumatic valve is a type of valve that operates using compressed air as its power source.  When the air is introduced to the valve, it generates the force needed to move the internal components and control the flow of various media, such as liquids, gases, or slurries.  In this article, you’ll learn about what […]

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September 18,2024
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The Ultimate Guide to Pinch Valves: Types that Transform Flow Management

Fluid flow in industries is often controlled using pinch valves. These pinch valves control opening/closing by applying a force at the center of the valve. This forces the valve to close and blocks flow. The force applied on these rubber lined valves is done through different actuation types. Additionally, the internal rubber lining allows the valve […]

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September 17,2024
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Understanding Pipe Strainer: types and applications in Industries

Fluids passing through industrial pipelines may not always be debris free. And for that reason, many pipelines are fitted with industrial strainers. It’s simple to think of a strainer as a filter. After all, there’s no functionality difference between strainer vs filter. Both tools carry out the same function — They clear out any debris […]

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September 16,2024
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Different Types of Fluorine Lined Valves and Their Applications

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 […]

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September 09,2024
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What Are Fluoropolymer Lined Butterfly Valves?

Butterfly valves — Valves identifiable by their butterfly-like disc which handles fluid flow, follow a 90 rotation which controls their opening/closing. And that’s why they’re also termed as quarter turn valves. Once lined with layers of PFA or PTFE, these butterfly valves can handle strong chemicals and higher temperatures. Continue on to learn more about […]

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September 05,2024
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What Are Sleeve Pinch Valves?

Sleeve Pinch Valves are essential tools needed to control fluid flow in industries. For industries that deal with corrosive slurries, you’re more likely to find a Sleeve Pinch valve. These valves often come with internal sleeve linings which add an additional layer of protection. In this article, you’ll get an overview of how sleeve pinch […]

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