Fully Welded Ball Valve

RAYS' rising stem ball valve is designed to operate without friction between the ball and the seat during opening and to achieve zero leakage when closed. This makes it well-suited for demanding conditions. The valve is made entirely of metal and is fire-resistant, capable of functioning in extreme temperatures ranging from -196°C (320.8°F) to 538°C (1000.4°F). It can handle media with particulates like sand and short fibers, and meets NACE standards for corrosion resistance, ensuring it can resist sulfide stress cracking in harsh environments. The valve also features a self-cleaning mechanism. When the ball is tilted away from the seat, the fluid flows 360° around the ball's sealing surface, effectively removing any debris. This prevents damage from high-speed fluid flows and keeps the sealing area clean. The rising stem ball valve is ideal for various applications including exhaust, fluid transfer, pipeline isolation, bypass, product segmentation, and emergency shutdowns, particularly where high switching frequencies and zero leakage in high temperatures are required.

There are two main types of forged steel check valves: forged steel swing check valves and forged steel lift check valves. The quality of forged steel parts is higher than that of cast steel parts, and they can withstand large impact forces. Their plasticity, toughness, and other mechanical properties are also higher than those of cast steel parts.

The resilient seat butterfly valve, also known as a centerline butterfly valve, is a component used for controlling flow and isolating sections in piping systems. The structural feature of the centerline butterfly valve is that the stem axis, the center of the butterfly disc, and the center of the body are all aligned in the same position. This design is simple and easy to manufacture. A common example of this type is the rubber-lined butterfly valve.