Forged steel ball valves are ball valves manufactured using forging processes, inheriting the fundamental characteristics and advantages of ball valves while also achieving higher strength and superior corrosion resistance through forging. Below is a detailed introduction to forged steel ball valves.
Definition: Forged steel ball valves are valves produced by processing metal materials into spherical valve bodies and other critical components through forging techniques, followed by assembly and testing.
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The operation of a forged steel ball valve relies on rotating the valve stem to open or close the valve. When the stem is rotated 90 degrees, the passage in the ball aligns with or deviates from the passage in the valve body, enabling the valve to open or close.
Forged steel ball valves are widely used in industries such as oil, chemical, natural gas, and metallurgy, as well as in long-distance natural gas pipelines containing hydrogen sulfide, high levels of impurities, and severe corrosion. Due to their high strength and excellent sealing performance, forged steel ball valves play an irreplaceable role in these fields.
