1 Piece Design
2 Piece Design
3 Piece Design
Jacketed Ball Valve
Cryogenic Ball Valve
Lined Ball Valve
ON OFF Ball Valve
Metal Seated Ball Valve
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2 – 24 NPS, DN50 - DN600
ASTM A216, A105, A350, A182, A351, A352, A890, A995.
-29°C to 450°C
ASTM A216, A105, A350, A182, A351, A352, A890, A995.
ANSI 150#, ANSI 300#, ANSI 600# , ANSI 900#, ANSI 1500#, ANSI 2500#
PTFE, NYLON, PEEK, NBR, KELF, ENP (Electroless nickel plating), HC (Hard chrome).
Bidirectional Bubble-tight
Flanged End, Butt Weld, FE V/s BW
API 6D, ASME 16.34
ASME B16.5
API 598, ISO 5208, EN 12266-1
ASME B16.10
Oil & Gas, Wastewater, Seawater, Petrochemicals
a rising stem ball valve combines the efficient flow control capabilities of a ball valve with the visual indication of the stem position, making it a versatile choice for industries requiring reliable and precise fluid handling solutions.
A rising stem ball valve is a type of industrial valve where a spherical ball with a hole (port) through its center is rotated within the valve body to control the flow of fluids. The stem rises or lowers as the valve is opened or closed, providing visual indication of the valve’s position.
The spherical ball inside the valve body is connected to a stem that rises or lowers when the valve is operated. Rotating the stem causes the ball to rotate, aligning the port with the inlet and outlet ports to allow or block flow.
Rising stem ball valves are used in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, water treatment, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), and general industrial applications where reliable flow control is required.
Depending on the materials used in construction (such as stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, etc.), rising stem ball valves can handle a wide range of fluids, including water, oil, gas, steam, and various chemicals.