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What is a Control Valve?

Control Valves, also know as Regulating Valves, consists of two main components: the valve body assembly and the actuator assembly (or actuator system), divided into four series: single seat control valve, double-seat control valve, sleeve control valve and self-operated control valve. Variants of the four types of valves can result in a number of different applicable structures, each having its particular application, features, advantages and disadvantages. Although some control valves have a wider range of applications than other valves, the control valves are not suitable for all operating conditions to jointly create the best solution for enhanced performance and reduced cost.

Control Valves, also know as Regulating Valves, consists of two main components: the valve body assembly and the actuator assembly (or actuator system), divided into four series: single seat control valve, double-seat control valve, sleeve control valve and self-operated control valve. Variants of the four types of valves can result in a number of different applicable structures, each having its particular application, features,

The ball valve has been washed by the material for a long time, resulting in friction, causing serious impact wear, can not meet the normal production, but also caused the shortening of the use of equipment. Now for ball valve wear more wear-resistant materials, such as ceramic materials, polymer composites and other methods, the use of more technical systems. Polymer materials with superior adhesion properties, super wear resistance, safe to solve the defects of the metal often wear, to ensure the normal production of enterprise equipment.