Ball Valves

Ball valves are on/off switches that turn a quarter turn. The valve's pivoting ball, also referred to as the rotary ball, in the middle regulates the flow of either liquid or gas media. Both manual and actuator operation are available for these ball valves. They are commonly utilized because of their durability, affordability, convenience, and strength. Ball valves are well suited to a variety of applications and environments because of their properties.

Ball valve applications across several industries

Power industry: High-performance critical-service ball valves are becoming more and more common in the power industry, which was previously dominated by linear valves.
Oil & gas industry: Ball valves are made to manage the flow of high-pressure liquids and gases with the least amount of pressure loss in the oil and gas industry.
Food and beverage industry: Ball valves can control and maintain high volumes, a high flow of temperature, and high pressure. They are also very simple to use.