Forged Construction:

1. Feature: Made from forged materials such as carbon steel, alloy steel, or stainless steel.
2. Benefit: Offers superior strength, durability, and resistance to deformation compared to cast valves. Suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

Globe Valve Design:

1. Feature: Globe valves have a spherical body with a disc (or plug) that moves perpendicularly to the flow path.
2. Benefit: Allows for precise throttling and control of flow rates, making it suitable for applications requiring accurate regulation.

Integral Bonnet Design:

1. Feature: The bonnet is integral with the body, often with a bolted or pressure seal design.
2. Benefit: Enhances structural integrity and eliminates potential leak paths, ensuring reliable performance under varying operating conditions.

Rising Stem Design:

1. Feature: The stem moves up and down as the valve is operated.
2. Benefit: Provides a visual indication of the valve position and allows for accurate control of flow rates.

Various End Connections:

1. Feature: Available with flanged, butt-weld, or socket-weld ends.
2. Benefit: Offers flexibility in installation and compatibility with different piping systems and configurations.

Pressure and Temperature Ratings:

1. Feature: Manufactured to meet specific pressure ratings (e.g., ANSI Class ratings) and temperature requirements.
2. Benefit: Suitable for use in a wide range of industrial applications where high pressures and temperatures are present.

Actuation Options:

1. Feature: Can be manually operated or equipped with actuators (electric, pneumatic, hydraulic).
2. Benefit: Allows for remote operation and integration into automated control systems, improving operational efficiency.