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Stainless Valve Co. custom designs & manufactures a wide range of ball valves to solve problematic, demanding applications, plus a gate valve to replace ball valves in situations where they do not perform. Manufactured in SS, Duplex SS or any alloy available in plate form. 4”-72” and up to 1500#.
Flo-Tite, Inc. is a manufacturer of ball valves and actuating equipment. Our expertise allows us to offer the most innovative, highest quality valves, including stainless steel ball valves, 3 way ball valves and many more. We adhere to international standards and specifications.
As a subsidiary of Haitima Corporation, Robinox Valves has been serving the needs of the North American market since 1998 with ball valves, pipe fittings, flanges and sanitary fittings. With perfection as our goal, we deliver top notch quality, safety & innovation as a leader in ball valves & fittings.
T & A Valve Industries, Inc is a leading valve supplier. For 20 years, we have offered all materials from stainless steel ball valves to bronze. Valves come in all sizes and shapes, including 3 way ball valves, v-port and many others. We also offer field engineering services and direct shipping.
Since 1987, Superior Valve Co. has been a distributor of quality valves to the petrochemical and power plant industries. We stock over 15 ball valve manufacturer’s product lines and can offer ball valves, ball check valves and much more. Check our website to see our huge selection!
Ball valve manufacturers produce valves that are controlled by the position of a free-floating ball that moves in response to fluid or mechanical pressure. A ball valve opens by turning a handle attached to a ball inside the valve. Ball valves provide tight shut-off and good control. They are also highly durable.
A wide range of ball valves can be provided by ball valve manufacturers. The three general types of ball valves are full port, standard port, and reduced port. Some of the most common variations of ball valves include 3-way ball valves and ball check valves. The body of the ball valve may be constructed of metal, ceramic, or plastic.
Advances in ball valve design and materials have significantly increased their popularity. Ball valves can be used for isolation of systems, regulation of some types of low flow and backflow prevention, but only with a swing check component. They can handle high pressure and a large volume of fluids, gases and suspended solids (slurries). New valve designs have enabled ball valves to be used in high-vacuum situations.
