1piece Reducing Screw Type Ball Valve

Product Name & Standards Screwed Reducing Ball ValveCompliant with API 608, ASME B16.34, and ANSI B16.11 standards. Core Definition A high-performance flow control valve designed for regulating fluid flow in commercial, industrial, and residential piping systems. Featuring a stainless steel body, brass ball, and PTFE seals, it delivers exceptional durability and reliable performance, with a 1/4″ to 1/2″ screwed connection that ensures seamless integration with existing pipelines. Structure & Materials – Valve Body: Stainless steel – provides corrosion resistance and structural rigidity for long-term use. – Ball Core: Brass – offers excellent wear resistance and smooth rotational operation. – Sealing Components: PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) seals – ensures tight, leak-proof performance in every operation. – Operation Component: Lever handle – enables intuitive, easy operation for quick flow adjustment. Key Specifications – Connection Type: Screwed (NPT/BSPP) – compatible with standard threaded pipelines. – Size Range: 1/4″ to 1/2″ (reducing configuration for size adaptation). – Operating Mechanism: Quarter-turn lever handle – 90-degree rotation for rapid on-off and flow regulation. – Sealing Performance: Precision PTFE seals – guarantees consistent tight sealing to prevent leakage. Performance Advantages – Superior durability: Stainless steel body, brass ball, and PTFE seals resist corrosion, wear, and harsh operating conditions. – Easy operation: Ergonomic lever handle allows effortless control, reducing operational complexity. – Versatile compatibility: Fits 1/4″ to 1/2″ threaded pipelines, adapting to commercial, industrial, and residential piping systems. – Reliable sealing: PTFE seals ensure leak-proof performance, maintaining system efficiency and reducing maintenance needs. Application Fields – Residential: Home plumbing systems, water supply lines, and small-scale fluid control applications. – Commercial: Commercial building HVAC systems, water distribution networks, and light-duty process pipelines. – Industrial: Small-bore industrial pipelines, instrumentation lines, and low-pressure fluid control scenarios.