Stainless Steel Wafer Type Reduce Port Floating Ball Valve with ISO5211 High Mounting Pad

Stainless Steel Wafer Type Reduce Port Floating Ball Valve

Introducing a ball valve involves several steps to ensure proper installation and functionality. Here's a general guide on how to introduce a ball valve:

Gather the necessary tools and materials: You will need a ball valve, appropriate piping, pipe wrench, Teflon tape or pipe dope, and a suitable thread sealant.

Turn off the water supply: If you're installing a ball valve in a plumbing system, locate the main water supply and shut it off to prevent any water flow during the installation.

Prepare the pipe ends: Use a pipe cutter or appropriate tool to cut the pipe where you want to install the ball valve. Ensure that the cut ends are clean, smooth, and free from burrs or rough edges.

Apply thread sealant: Wrap Teflon tape or apply pipe dope on the male threads of the ball valve. This helps create a watertight seal when the valve is installed.

Connect the ball valve: Screw the ball valve onto the pipe by turning it clockwise. Use a pipe wrench to tighten the valve securely, but avoid over-tightening, which can damage the valve or the pipe.

Test for leaks: Once the valve is installed, turn on the water supply and check for any leaks around the valve and pipe connections. If you notice any leaks, tighten the connections slightly or apply more thread sealant as necessary.

Open and close the valve: With the water supply restored, test the valve by opening and closing it several times. Ensure that it operates smoothly and without any obstructions or difficulties.

Label the valve: If the valve controls a specific water supply line, consider labeling it for easy identification in the future. This can be helpful if you have multiple valves installed in a complex plumbing system.

Remember to follow any specific instructions provided by the manufacturer of the ball valve you're installing, as different valves may have slight variations in installation procedures. If you're unsure or unfamiliar with plumbing work, it's always advisable to consult a professional plumber for assistance.

The stainless steel wafer ball valve is a type of ball valve that is flange-shaped. It comes in both full port and reduce port options. This specific design includes an ISO5211 high mounting pad, allowing for the use of pneumatic or electric actuators for remote control. The wafer ball valve utilizes a solid ball, along with a PTFE/RPTFE/PPL seat and seal, adhering to DIN and GB standards. The advantages of the wafer ball valve include a shorter structure, lighter weight, and smaller size. Additionally, it is more reliable due to its flexible seat structure. Customization options include fire safe and anti-static proof designs. The wafer ball valve's compact dimensions and light weight make it easy to install.

Products Specifications: 

1. Material: SS304/316/304L/316L ( CF8/CF8M/CF3/CF3M), WCB, etc.

2. Size: 1/2~6 inch (DN15~DN150)   

3. Connection ends: Wafer 

4. Port: educe Port

5. Working Pressure: 150LB~300LB/PN16~PN40

6. Working Temp.: -20~300℃, or according to customer requirements for different industry

7. Suitable Medium: Water, Natural Gas, Oil and some corrosive liquid.

8. Operated:Handle or Handle with locking device.