Sanitary Stainless Steel Full Bore Ball Valve
- Model:
- BVMH-22
- 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:
- Clamped
- Specification:
- 1/2"-4"
- Pressure:
- 0-10Bar
- Temperature:
- -20°~120°
- Gasket:
- PTFE
A sanitary ball valve provides fast shutoff for hygienic process piping while combining a cleanable flow path with a compact quarter-turn mechanism. A stainless-steel clamped configuration is suited to beverage, dairy, food, cosmetic, and chemical process lines where connection access, sealing, and routine inspection matter. The clamped configuration uses AISI 304 or 316L stainless steel, PTFE gaskets, 1/2"-4" sizes, a 10 bar pressure rating, and -20°C to 120°C service range.
Why Clamped Construction Matters in Hygienic Piping
A sanitary valve with clamp ends can be separated without the permanent joint work required with a welded connection. The clamp interface also makes gasket inspection and replacement more direct. Connection standards such as 3A, SMS, DIN, RJT, and IDF should be matched to the surrounding tube and ferrule geometry before installation. Keeping the joint aligned reduces the risk of uneven gasket compression and leakage.
Flow Path, Seat Design, and Cleaning
A full bore sanitary ball valve keeps the internal opening close to the connected tube diameter, which can reduce pressure drop and turbulence compared with a restricted port. This is useful when viscous media, particulates, or pigging are part of the process. The ball, stem, and seat also deserve attention: PTFE must match the fluid and cleaning chemistry, while the internal profile should limit hold-up and hard-to-clean areas. For CIP or SIP service, the seat and gasket ratings should be checked against the actual cleaning temperature and cycle.
| Selection check | What to verify | Practical reason |
|---|---|---|
| Flow path | Bore continuity and dead-leg risk | Limits product hold-up |
| Clamp interface | Ferrule fit and gasket compression | Supports leak-tight assembly |
| Seat and seal | Material compatibility with media and cleaners | Preserves sealing performance |
| Actuation | Handle clearance and operating torque | Keeps operation predictable |
Common Questions
What is the main advantage of a sanitary ball valve?
It combines quarter-turn shutoff with a relatively direct flow path and serviceable hygienic connections.
When is a full-bore design preferable?
It suits lines where low flow restriction, easy product passage, or pigging matters.
What should be checked before purchase?
The valve size, connection standard, wetted-material compatibility, seat rating, operating conditions, and actuation requirements should match the process.
Manual Operation and Actuation Choices
A sanitary stainless steel ball valve can use a manual quarter-turn handle for straightforward isolation. Where remote control is required, the compact body can also be paired with pneumatic or electric actuation when torque and mounting requirements are satisfied. Before selection, the process should be checked for pressure, temperature, media viscosity, cleaning method, connection standard, and available installation space.
Product Description
| Size: | 1/2"-4", DN10-DN100 |
| Temperature: | -20ºC-120 ºC |
| 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: | Clamp, Weld, Male, Flange, Standard With 3A, SMS, DIN, RJT, IDF. |
| 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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