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What Is An Angle Stop Valve And Why Do I Need
If you’ve ever looked under your kitchen sink or behind your toilet, you’ve probably seen a small valve connected to the water supply line. That little valve is called an angle stop valve, and while it might look simple, it plays a big role in controlling your plumbing system. What Exactly Is an ...Read more -
What is The Difference Between Non Return and Check Valve
When working with piping systems, you may often hear both non-return valve (NRV) and check valve being used. At first glance, they might sound like two different valves. But are they really the same? Or is there a difference worth noting? Let’s break it down in simple terms. What is a Non Return ...Read more -
What is The Difference Between Flanged and Lugged Butterfly Valves
When it comes to butterfly valves, one of the first decisions buyers face is choosing between a flanged butterfly valve and a lugged butterfly valve. At first glance, they look similar. Both are designed for flow regulation in pipelines, both are compact, and both are widely used in marine, HVAC,...Read more -
What Are The Different Types of Air Vent Heads
Air vent heads are an essential part of a ship’s ballast tanks, fuel oil tanks, and fresh water tanks. Their main role is to let air move in and out of the tanks during filling, emptying, or changes in temperature. At the same time, they stop seawater from entering the tanks during rough weather ...Read more -
How to Choose The Right Marine Valves Manufacturer
If you work with ships, you already know this: not all parts are created equal. A ship might look massive and indestructible, but its safety often depends on small, overlooked pieces—like marine valves. These valves control the flow of seawater, fuel, oil, and ballast. Pick the wrong one, and you...Read more -
What Is The Marine Deck Surface Valve
The marine deck surface valve is a critical component used on ship decks for controlling the flow of fresh water, seawater, and sewage. It is designed for durability and secure sealing in demanding marine environments. Structure The valve is built with a connecting bottom plate, a support, and a...Read more -
What Is The Most Durable Check Valves
A check valve has one job. It keeps flow moving forward and stops it from going back. Simple in principle, but durability changes with material, pressure, and design. 1.Materials and Strength The strongest check valves are usually stainless steel. They take on high pressure, high heat, and aggre...Read more -
Which One Is the Best,Brass or PVC Ball Valve
When it comes to choosing the right ball valve, two materials usually stand out: brass and PVC. Both are widely used, both are reliable, but they serve very different purposes. If you’ve ever wondered which one is the better choice, the answer depends on your system, your budget, and the conditio...Read more