Overview

Quarter-turn 2-way, 3-way, 5-way and three-piece ball valves for rapid isolation and diversion. This range covers 5 variants: Ball Valve, 2 Way Ball Valve, 3 Way Ball Valve, 5 Way Ball Valve (OD Type), 3 Piece Ball Valve. Ball Valve — A ball valve uses a drilled sphere rotated through 90° to move between fully open and fully closed. It provides fast, positive shut-off with minimal pressure drop when open, and the handle position gives an unambiguous visual indication of valve state. 2 Way Ball Valve — A two-way ball valve provides simple inline isolation with a single flow path, the most common configuration for shutting off an instrument line or branch. 3 Way Ball Valve — A three-way ball valve uses an L-port or T-port ball to divert flow between two outlets, or to combine two inlets. It is used for switching between duty and standby instruments without breaking the line. 5 Way Ball Valve (OD Type) — A five-port ball valve consolidates multiple isolation and equalisation functions into a single body with twin-ferrule tube connections, reducing the number of separate components in a complex hook-up. 3 Piece Ball Valve — A three-piece design allows the centre body section to be removed for seat and seal replacement while the end connections stay welded or threaded into the pipework, so the valve can be serviced without disturbing the surrounding piping.

Advantages

• Superior build quality with premium materials.
• High resistance to extreme temperatures and pressures.
• Seamless integration with existing automation systems.
• Low maintenance requirements resulting in lower TCO.