The Cryogenic Globe Valve is equipped with a forged valve body and precisely ground sealing surfaces, ensuring zero leakage performance even at -196℃ conditions; the valve stem is surface hardened and is paired with self-lubricating bearings to achieve smooth operation in low-temperature environments; the vacuum insulated valve cover is designed to effectively prevent external frosting; a bellows sealing option is provided to meet the requirements of absolute sealing; it complies with international standards such as BS6364 and is suitable for key sections such as LNG refueling and air separation units.
◎ Material: Stainless Steel
◎ Nominal Size: NPS 1/2*~24*,DN15~600
◎ Nominal Pressure: Class 150~2500, PN10~420
◎ Applicable Temperature: -196℃~+150℃
◎ Operator: Manual, Pneumatic, Electric, etc...
◎ Application Range: LNG, LPG, LNG low temperature conditions and long-distance pipelines such as oil, gas, and natural gas.
RAYS single driving double ball valve is a special ball valve design, which combines two ball valves together, but is operated by only one drive device. This design is usually used in situations where two parallel pipelines need to be controlled or isolated at the same time. The design and application of single drive double ball valves need to consider specific process requirements and operating conditions to ensure its long-term stable operation and system safety.
The Lifting Plug Valve adopts a unique dual-action design of lifting and rotation. When opening, it first lifts and then rotates to achieve zero-friction operation. It is particularly suitable for high-pressure difference, easily crystallizing and media containing solid particles. The valve body and the plug are both precisely ground, and the self-cleaning sealing surface design ensures reliable sealing performance under harsh conditions. It is widely used in high-parameter working conditions in the petroleum, chemical and power industries.
Oxygen Globe Valve are often used in physical and chemical experiments with gases such as oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, argon, etc. These gases are usually stored in dedicated high-pressure gases. When in use, the gas pressure is reduced to the required range for the experiment through a pressure reducing valve, and then finely adjusted through other control valves to input the gas into the system. The oxygen shut-off valve is a forced sealing valve, so when the valve is closed, pressure must be applied to the valve disc to force the sealing surface not to leak.