
CHINA J-VALVES Offers Various High-quality I ndustrial Ball Valves
J-VALVES, a distinguished professional ball valve manufacturer rooted in China, takes pride in its extensive product portfolio. Our offerings span a wide range, including trunnion-mounted ball valves, floating ball valves, high-temperature ball valves, high-pressure ball valves, metal-sealed ball valves, ultra-low temperature ball valves, DBB ball valves, Three-way And Four-way Ball Valve, and fully welded ball valves. Each product is a testament to our commitment to precision engineering and reliable performance. Meticulously crafted, they are designed to not only meet but exceed the most stringent industrial demands, ensuring stable operation even under extreme conditions. This enables us to provide our clients with high-value services and makes our valves widely sought-after in industries.
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Pressure Class: Class 150 to Class 900 (PN20 to PN150)
Temperature Range: -29℃ to +425℃
Body Forgings / Pipe Sections: A105, LF2, F304, F316, F51 (2205 Duplex Stainless Steel), F53 (2507 Super Duplex Stainless Steel), API 5L X52/X60/X70 Line Pipe Steel
Ball: F304, F316, F51, F53, with HVOF tungsten carbide coating or Stellite alloy hardfacing
Stem: F6a, F304, F316, 17-4PH, Inconel 718
Seat: Soft seal in RPTFE/Devlon/Vespel + metal seal in Inconel alloy/Stellite alloy
Bearing: PTFE + stainless steel, RPTFE self-lubricating, metal bearing (for high-pressure and large-bore applications)
Packing: Pure graphite, Inconel wire-reinforced graphite, low-emission combined packing
Gearbox / Actuator: Cast steel, ductile iron, with manual override and IP68 protection
End Connection: Butt Welded (BW), conforming to ASME B16.25 / API 1104; optional flanged transition section
Operation: Manual (gearbox with extended stem or pedestal), pneumatic (double-acting / spring return), electric (on-off / modulating), hydraulic, electro-hydraulic, emergency shutdown (ESD)
Design Standard: API 6D, ASME B16.34
Inspection & Test Standard: API 6D, API 598
Face-to-Face Dimension: ASME B16.10
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