Valvesonly is the Stainless Steel Valve Manufacturer in USA , which is durable, operative, and constructive for any industry that uses it with their manufacturing array. These valves are well-known for providing outstanding performance even at high pressures and temperatures. These exhibit flawless manufacturing and operation capabilities, making them ideal for usage in industries that deal with water, such as wastewater treatment and distillation plants. Our valves are made of stainless steel that is austenitic, martensitic, or ferritic in nature. This makes them high-quality and long-lasting, so you won't have to worry about them needing to be changed or cleaned frequently.

Stainless steel valves are the finest choice for high-pressure and high-temperature applications. They're also a fantastic corrosion-resistant substance. Because of the iron and nickel combination, the valves are particularly resistant to chlorides and are ideal for use in maritime conditions.

Our valves are expertly crafted from super-strong steel that can withstand abrasive and degrading conditions, including seawater. These valves are unrivalled in the agricultural, brewery, petroleum refinery, and similar industries, and are available at affordable prices.


Description:

• Body material: Stainless Steel (SS316, SS304).
• Class: 150 to 2500.
PN16 – PN 450
• Size: ½” – 48”.
• Ends: Socket weld, buttweld, flanged, threaded.
 Operation: Hand wheel operated,
Gear operated,
Electric Actuated and
Pneumatic Actuated.

Some of the types of Stainless steel valves/ strainers we manufacture:
• Gate valve. 
• Ball valve. 
• Butterfly valve. 
• Globe valve.   
• Basket strainer.

Uses of Stainless Steel Valves:
• Controlling Water for Irrigation,
• Industrial Process Control,
• Residential Applications,
• Military and transportation industries.

Advantages of Stainless Steel Valves:
 All stainless steel valves have a good corrosion resistance.
 It is suitable for frequent use.
 Stainless steel is highly attractive, it meets all applicable domestic regulations, and the material's quality is excellent, with a long service life.
 It features high hardness, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, pressure resistance, and a long service life.

Industries that use Stainless Steel Valves:
• Food producing Industry.
• Electric power Industry.
• Fluid Pipeline of liquid Industry.
• Metallurgy and textile Industry.

Why should stainless steel valves be preferred?

• Durability: Stainless steel valves are incredibly reliable and sturdy, which is one of their key advantages over valves made of other metals. Stainless steel 316 Instrumentation valves can be utilised at any temperature and have no problems operating in extremely hot or cold temperatures. If a client wants to buy high-quality steel valves, they can count on them to function well and last a long time. Considering how long-lasting and dependable stainless steel valves are, they are an excellent long-term investment.

• Resistance to High-Pressure Conditions: Stainless steel is the finest material to use when you need valves that can withstand a lot of pressure. Because stainless steel is such a robust and durable material, valves manufactured of it can sustain pressures that would break or crack a valve made of plastic, PVC, brass, or bronze. Always make sure you know how much psi the valve will be under - stainless steel valves may be the only ones built to withstand high rates of pressure without causing harm.

• Corrosion Resistant: The metal components that make up stainless steel are resistant to rust and corrosion. As a result, stainless steel valves are a preferable choice for industrial applications where the metal is likely to rust or corrode quickly. Plastic valves are not rust or corrosion resistant, but they lack the strength, durability, and high-pressure tolerance of stainless steel valves.

• No Leaks: Stainless Steel 304 Instrumentation Valves are equipped with a hydraulic system that prevents leaks. This property of stainless steel valves is extremely significant, especially when dealing with something that could be hazardous or harmful if exposed to it. Stainless steel valves with no leaks come in a variety of sizes and styles, making it easy to find the appropriate one for any commercial or automotive use.

STAINLESS STEEL GATE VALVES:

Gate valves made of stainless steel are appropriate for liquids that flow in a straight line. The most typical reason for its use is that it lasts a long time. By turning on and off, this valve controls flow. The media flow is controlled by the lifting (open) and lowering (closed) gates of this valve (closed). The manual handle rotates the threaded stem, which raises and lowers the gate. As the gate swings above and downwards, the media action opens and closes. A stainless steel gate valve's unobstructed straight through path is a unique characteristic that results in minimum pressure loss surrounding the valve.

STAINLESS STEEL GLOBE VALVES:

Stainless Steel is a material that is resistant to corrosion. Globe valves are shut-off valves with a straight movement in which the conclusion section is pushed decisively around the seat. Regardless of its shape, the conclusion component is usually referred to as a circle. Globe valves are commonly used in small size funnelling for choking and controlling liquid streams. Stainless steel globe valves are commonly used to control the flow of water. To avoid untimely disappointment and to ensure acceptable help, the breadth of stream control, pressure drop, and obligation should all be considered in the valve's design.

STAINLESS STEEL BALL VALVES:

A ball valve is a quarter-turn valve with a hollow, perforated, rotating ball that controls flow. When the ball's hole is parallel to the flow, it is open; when the valve handle is pivoted 90 degrees, it is closed. The handle is flat in line with the flow while the valve is open, and perpendicular to it when it is closed, allowing for straightforward visual confirmation of the valve's status. Ball valves are tough and dependable, performing well even after many cycles and closing tightly even after long periods of inactivity.

STAINLESS STEEL BUTTERFLY VALVES:

A butterfly valve is completely open or closed when the disc is turned a quarter round. The "butterfly" is a metal disc attached to a rod. The disc is rotated until the passageway is completely blocked when the valve is closed. The disc is turned a quarter turn when the valve is fully open, allowing practically unfettered fluid circulation. The valve can also be opened in stages to control flow. Butterfly valves are popular because they are less expensive and lower in weight than other valve types, necessitating less support. The disc is in the middle of the pipe. The disc is connected to an actuator on the valve's outer by a rod that travels through it. Rotating the actuator causes the disc to be spun parallel or perpendicular to the flow. Unlike a ball valve, the disc remains in the flow, generating a pressure drop even while the valve is open.