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High-performance Ball Valves for all industrial applications (WRAS, Gas & ATEX approved)
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Durable & versatile: Our ball valves are the industry's go-to choice, available in various materials like stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, and industrial plastics, to handle almost any industrial application.
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Trusted brands & certifications: Choose from market leaders like Georg Fischer, Comer, and Albion. We offer WRAS-approved ball valves for water systems, gas-approved valves, and ATEX-approved options for hazardous environments.
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Wide range of options: Find the perfect ball valve for your needs with sizes from ¼” to 12” and a variety of pressure ratings.
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Flexibility: Enhance your WRAS-approved ball valve's functionality with optional actuators, solenoids, and switch boxes.
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Applications: Our industrial ball valves excel in various applications, including fixture shut-off, main water supply, water heaters, appliance connections, pipe repair, back flow prevention, and more.
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Unbeatable advantages: Benefit from the cost-effectiveness, ease of use, low maintenance, leak-proof service, long lifespan, and fast response times of our ball valves.
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FAQs for Ball Valves
There are many different types of ball valves available, including:
Brass ball valves: Brass ball valves are a good choice for applications where corrosion resistance is important. They are also relatively inexpensive.
Stainless steel ball valves: Stainless steel ball valves are a good choice for applications where high temperatures and pressures are involved. They are also very durable and corrosion resistant.
PVC/PVCu ball valves: PVC ball valves are a good choice for applications where lightweight and low-cost are important. They are also resistant to many chemicals.
When choosing a ball valve for your application, you need to consider the following factors:
- The type of fluid or gas that will be flowing through the valve.
- The pressure and temperature of the fluid or gas.
- The size of the valve.
- The material of the valve body and ball.
- The type of end connection.
- The type of operating mechanism.
Ball valves are relatively low-maintenance, but there are a few things you can do to keep them in good condition:
- Regularly inspect the valve for leaks or damage.
- Lubricate the valve stem as needed.
- Replace the valve seat or ball if they are damaged.