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Fluorine-Lined Ball Valve

Fluorine-Lined Ball Valve

Structural Features

• Valve body is generally made of carbon steel or stainless steel, with the inner wall entirely lined with PTFE.

• Common lining materials: F4 (PTFE), F46, PFA, PO, etc.

• The ball is also PTFE-coated/lined for full-flow-channel corrosion protection.

• The structure is mostly a floating ball, with flange connections as the primary method.

• The sealing surface has inherent corrosion-resistant and anti-stick properties.

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Working Principle

• 90° rotation of the ball achieves switching.

• The medium only contacts the fluoroplastic liner, preventing corrosion of the metal valve body.

• Smooth flow path, no scaling, no media adhesion.

• Soft-seal structure, achieving zero leakage.

 

Core Advantages

1. Superior Corrosion Resistance
Resistant to almost all acids, alkalis, and organic solvents, including concentrated sulfuric acid, liquid alkali, ketones, esters, aromatics, and alcohols.

2. Non-stick and Self-lubricating
Media does not easily adhere, resulting in low flow resistance and high flow rate.

3. Wide Applicable Temperature Range
Standard temperature range: -20℃ to 180℃; PFA can withstand even higher temperatures.

4. Excellent Sealing Performance
Suitable for toxic, harmful, highly corrosive, and volatile media.

5. High Cost-Effectiveness
Using fluoroplastic-lined carbon steel instead of expensive alloy valves results in lower costs.

 

Applicable Media

• Strong Acids: Sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, phosphoric acid

• Strong Alkalis: Liquid alkali, sodium hydroxide

• Strong Solvents: Acetone, MEK, xylene, benzene, various esters, alcohols

• Corrosive salt solutions, wastewater, chemical mixtures

 

Applicable Industries

• Chemicals, pesticides, dyes, electroplating, metallurgy

• Environmental protection, wastewater treatment, acid and alkali conveying systems

• Petrochemicals, fine chemicals, pharmaceuticals

 

Common Materials

• Connection: Flange connection

• Pressure: PN10, PN16, Class 150

• Lining: PTFE (F4), F46, PFA

• Valve Body: WCB carbon steel, 304/316 stainless steel

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