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Hangzhou Changpu Pipe Industry Co., Ltd.

Hangzhou Changpu Pipe Industry Co., Ltd. was established in 2010, which is a professional factory major in the production of polyethylene (PE) Butt fusion fittings, Socket fusion fittings, Electrofusion fittings, PE stop valves, PE /Steel transition fittings, repair clamp ETC. Female threaded ball valves manufacturers and factory in China. Our products pass the test from National Chemical Building Materials Testing Center,all performance indicators are in compliance with the GB 15558.2 / EN1555 standards. Also they certified by ECM and obtain CE certification. We focus on developing high-quality products for top-end markets. Our oem custom Female threaded ball valves are in line with international standards, and are mainly exported to Europe, America, Japan and other destinations around the world.We welcome domestic and foreign customers visit our company for guidance, exchanges and cooperation.

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Female threaded ball valves are a type of ball valve that features female-threaded connections on both ends of the valve body. These valves are commonly used in plumbing and piping systems to control the flow of fluids. The female threads allow the valve to be connected to other threaded fittings, pipes, or components.
Here are key points to understand about female threaded ball valves:
Design and Operation: Female threaded ball valves have a spherical ball inside the valve body with a bore through the center. When the valve is open, the ball is rotated to allow fluid to flow through the bore. When the valve is closed, the ball is rotated to block the flow path, effectively stopping the flow.
Female Threaded Connections: The "female threaded" aspect of the valve refers to the threaded openings on both ends of the valve body. These threads allow the valve to be screwed onto compatible male-threaded fittings or pipes.
Materials: Female threaded ball valves can be constructed from various materials, including metals (such as brass, stainless steel), plastics (such as PVC or CPVC), and composite materials. The choice of material depends on factors such as the type of fluid being controlled, pressure and temperature conditions, and the environment.
Applications: These valves are used in a wide range of applications, including water distribution systems, industrial processes, irrigation systems, oil and gas systems, and more.
Variety of Sizes and Configurations: Female threaded ball valves come in various sizes to accommodate different pipe diameters. They may also be available in different configurations, such as two-way (shut-off) or three-way (diverter) valves.
Flow Control: Female threaded ball valves offer quick and easy flow control with a quarter-turn operation. They can be used for on/off applications as well as throttling.
Pressure and Temperature Ratings: Consider the pressure and temperature ratings of the valve to ensure that it is suitable for your system's conditions.
Durability and Maintenance: The choice of material influences the durability and maintenance requirements of the valve. Some materials are more resistant to corrosion, while others might require periodic maintenance to prevent degradation.
Sealing Mechanism: Female threaded ball valves typically feature a sealing mechanism, such as seats and seals, to ensure a leak-tight closure when the valve is shut.
Installation and Compatibility: Proper installation procedures and ensuring compatibility with other threaded fittings and components are essential for a secure and leak-free connection.
Consultation: If you're unsure about the specific requirements or benefits of female threaded ball valves for your application, consider consulting with professionals or experts who are knowledgeable about valves and piping systems.
When selecting female threaded ball valves, consider factors such as material compatibility, pressure and temperature requirements, and the valve's ability to meet the demands of your system.