Gate Valves for Industrial and Commercial Use

Gate valves are critical components for controlling fluid flow in many different types of applications. Their primary function is to provide an on/off service, meaning they are designed to be either fully open or fully closed, rather than for throttling or regulating flow.

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Primary Applications for Gate Valves

These valves are critical to many industrial and commercial processes, such as:

  • Oil and Gas Industry: Crucial for pipeline shutoff and flow control in refineries, processing plants, and offshore drilling operations as they can withstand high pressures and are suitable for crude oil, natural gas, and refined products.
  • Chemical Processing: Often constructed from corrosion-resistant materials to handle aggressive or hazardous chemicals safely, providing vital isolation in the event of leaks or spills.
  • Power Generation: Used in power plants for high-temperature steam lines and cooling water systems to provide safe fluid control in boilers, turbines, and condensers.
  • Marine and Shipbuilding: Essential for managing fluids in confined, high-pressure environments aboard ships, such as in ballast systems and fuel lines.
  • Wastewater Treatment: Installed in sewage and stormwater systems for managing sludge and treated water, preventing backflow and controlling flow during peak events.

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