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Pinch valve designs are generally simple, employing an elastomeric tube forced together or pinched to stop the flow of media. This pinching force can be applied in a few ways: compressed air or fluid can be supplied directly into the valve housing to force the...

For industries that require precise control of fluid flow, elastomeric seat gate valves are the preferred choice. These gate valves, also known as elastomeric seated concealed stem gate valves, play a vital role in regulating and controlling fluid flow in vari...

Ball valves and plug valves are two commonly used types of valves in various industries. While they both control the flow of fluid through a pipeline, there are some key differences between them. Design: Ball valves have a spherical disc (the ball) with a hole...

Swing Check and Wafer Check are two types of check valves used in various piping systems. While they serve the same purpose of preventing backflow, there are some key differences between them. Design: The swing check valve has a hinged disc that swings open an...

Piggable valves are indispensable components in oil and gas, petrochemical, water treatment and other industries. Designed to facilitate the passage of cleaning equipment, or "pigs," through pipelines, these valves play a vital role in maintaining pipeline int...

In industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals and water treatment, maintaining and cleaning pipelines is a critical task. Piggable valves, specifically designed to allow the passage of pipeline cleaning equipment, known as pigs, play a vital role in these ...

Ball valves and plug valves are widely used in various industries for controlling the flow of fluids within piping systems. While they both serve the same purpose, there are fundamental differences between these two types of valves in terms of design, operatio...

Check valves are essential components in piping systems that allow the flow of fluid in one direction while preventing backflow. Two common types of check valves are swing check valves and lift check valves. Although they serve the same purpose, there are some...

Gate valves and globe valves are two common types of valves used in various industries. While both valves are used for regulating flow, there are significant differences in their design, operation, and applications. Gate valves have a simple design consisting ...

Floating ball valves and trunnion ball valves are two common types of ball valves used in various industries. The main difference between them lies in the way the ball is supported and the level of pressure they can handle. Floating ball valves have a simple d...