Sanitary Ball Valve Hygienic Full Bore 1 2 Tri Clamp
- Model:
- BVMH-11
- Place of Origin:
- Wenzhou, China
- Packing:
- Suitable Packing for Sea/Air Transport
- Quantity:
- 100000 PCS Per Year
- Payment:
- T/T, L/C, Western Union
- Medium:
- Water, Oil
- Material:
- SS304/SS316L
- Connection:
- Welding
- Specification:
- 1/2"-4"
- Pressure:
- 0-10Bar
- Temperature:
- -20°~120°
- Gasket:
- PTFE
A sanitary ball valve provides reliable on-off isolation in hygienic process piping where cleanable construction, corrosion-resistant stainless steel and secure connections matter. The butt-weld design creates a permanent connection with the pipe, while SS304 or SS316L construction and PTFE gaskets suit water, oil and process media within the specified operating range of 0–10 bar and -20°C to 120°C.
Why Butt Welding Suits Permanent Process Lines
Butt welding removes a detachable joint between the valve and tube, creating a compact piping connection with fewer external components. This arrangement suits fixed process lines where dimensional alignment, weld quality and internal cleanliness must be controlled together. The valve is available from 1/2" to 4", covering common sanitary tube sizes.
A hygienic ball valve also benefits from the quarter-turn ball mechanism. Its relatively small operating torque allows manual control or integration with pneumatic and electric actuators, making the same valve platform suitable for different levels of process automation.
| Selection factor | Why it matters | Product reference |
|---|---|---|
| Body material | Supports corrosion resistance and service compatibility | SS304 or SS316L |
| Connection | Determines permanent or detachable installation | Butt weld |
| Pressure | Defines the operating boundary | Up to 10 bar |
| Temperature | Limits seal and valve service conditions | -20°C to 120°C |
| Gasket | Influences sealing performance | PTFE |
Butt Weld or Tri Clamp?
A 1 2 tri clamp ball valve is often selected where quick disassembly is required. Butt welding is more suited to permanent piping, while clamp connections make repeated removal faster. The choice depends on maintenance frequency, cleaning procedures and the required connection standard rather than valve type alone.
When Full Bore Matters
A full bore sanitary ball valve keeps the flow passage close to the connected tube diameter when open, reducing unnecessary restriction through the valve. This configuration is useful where pressure loss, viscous media or product recovery affects line performance. The selected bore should still be matched to the actual tube size and process flow rate.
Before purchase, the valve size, media, pressure, temperature, gasket material and connection dimensions should be checked as one specification. Proper welding practice and dimensional alignment also matter because the valve becomes part of the permanent piping assembly.
Product Description
| Size: | 1/2"-4", DN10-DN100 |
| Temperature: | -20C-120 C |
| Pressure: | 10 Bar |
| Material: | AISI304, AISI316L |
| Gaskets: | PTFE FDA 177. 1550 Whatever The Connection, It Does Not Change The Total Length Of The Valve |
| Connection: | Weld |
| Advantage: | Smaller And Lighter Than Other Type Ball Valve, Operating Torque Is Small, It Can Be Installed With Pneumatic Actuators And Electric Actuators. |
| Certificate: | PED/97/23/EC |
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