"family Members" Of Sanitary Valves: Choose The Right "guard" For Different Scenarios

There are many types of Sanitary Valve, including globe valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, and check valves. Each has its own unique characteristics and application scenarios:

1. Sanitary Globe Valve: The epitome of "Precise Control"
- Structure: Utilizes a "lift-type valve core" that controls flow by moving the valve core up and down.
- Features: Excellent sealing performance and precise flow regulation.
- Applications: Applications requiring precise flow control (such as liquid drug delivery in the pharmaceutical industry and additive injection in the food industry).

2. Sanitary Ball Valve: The master of "Quick Opening and Closing"
- Structure: Opening and closing is achieved through the rotation of the ball (0-90°).
- Features: Fast opening and closing (only half a turn required), unobstructed flow path, and low resistance.
- Applications: Applications requiring frequent opening and closing (such as milk delivery in dairy plants and juice bottling in beverage plants).

3. Sanitary Butterfly Valve: The First Choice for "Large Flows"
- Structure: Flow control is achieved through disc rotation (0-90°);
- Features: Large flow path, low resistance, suitable for large flow rates;
- Applications: Raw material transportation in food factories (such as syrup and soy sauce), purified water transportation in pharmaceutical factories.

4. Sanitary Check Valve: A Barrier to "Backflow Prevention"
- Structure: Backflow prevention is achieved through the deadweight of the valve core or spring force;
- Features: Automatic closing, no manual operation required;
- Applications: Applications where contamination must be avoided (such as infusion tubes in the pharmaceutical industry and filling machines in the food industry).