The stainless steel pipe force valve is the fifth-generation new type of control valve at the pump outlet, made of stainless steel material, featuring a straight-line flow passage through fluid design. It boasts low energy consumption, stable operation, and excellent sealing performance. Its core structure is composed of an aluminum alloy valve body, rubber tube sleeve, large and small valve rods, gate plate, and guide pillar. It operates by using a handwheel to drive the large and small valve rods simultaneously, which in turn moves the gate plate up and down to achieve opening and closing.

Core Features

‌Multi-functional Integration: Combines the functions of electric gate valves, electric butterfly valves, and check valves, effectively eliminating water hammer hazards and protecting the safety of water pumps and pipeline systems.‌

Medium Compatibility: Suitable for clean water, raw water, wastewater, slurry, etc., with automatic control and remote detection achieved through piston or diaphragm control devices.

Application Scenarios

Wastewater and Drainage Systems: Widely used in centrifugal, mixed-flow, and axial-flow pump discharge pipes to enhance system operational efficiency.

Special Working Conditions: In scenarios involving the Yellow River's water quality, sewage treatment, etc., where there is a high content of silt and debris, the blade-shaped gate plate can cut fibrous mediums to prevent blockages.

Structural Features

Sealed Design: Utilizes rubber sealing structure, offering excellent water-tightness.

Material Selection: Valve bodies are commonly made of 304/316L stainless steel, enhancing corrosion resistance and high-temperature, high-pressure adaptability.