Screwed Ball Valve

There is a bore or tunnel running through the ball inside the valve. The bore lines up with the pipe when the valve is open, allowing fluid to pass through. The ball rotates 90 degrees when the valve is closed, making the bore perpendicular to the pipe and preventing fluid flow.

Plumbing and industrial applications that call for a tight shut-off frequently use screwed ball valves. They are renowned for their dependability, toughness, and simplicity of use. Installation and maintenance of the valve are made rather straightforward by the screw threads on the valve body.

The suitable valve must be chosen for your individual application in order to ensure proper operation and system compatibility. Screwed ball valves are available in a variety of sizes, materials, and pressure ratings.