Product Overview

The 135 degree 3-way ball valve is a specialized fluid control device designed for applications requiring precise flow distribution and directional control between three interconnected pipelines. The valve enables media to be diverted at an angle of 135 degrees, offering unique advantages in terms of space savings and flexibility in complex piping systems. Its innovative geometry allows seamless switching between different flow paths, making it ideal for applications where compactness and flexibility are important.

Main features and advantages

Compact design:The 135-degree configuration minimizes the overall footprint of the installation while providing optimal runner angles.
Excellent flow characteristics:Ensures minimal pressure drop and turbulence for efficient fluid handling and reduced energy consumption.
High sealing performance:Precision-engineered sealing components ensure zero-leakage performance even under extreme operating conditions.
Corrosion resistant:Made of high-grade stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant alloys to ensure long life and reliability in corrosive environments.
Fast switching capability:Designed with a quick quarter-turn mechanism, it can be opened and closed quickly to improve operational safety and efficiency.
Multiple actuator options:Manual, pneumatic, electric or hydraulic actuators are available to meet a wide range of application requirements.
Easy to maintain:Modular construction simplifies disassembly and maintenance, reducing downtime and repair costs.

working condition

The valves excel in a variety of industrial environments and are particularly suited to the following industries:
Chemical Processing: Handling of corrosive chemicals and solvents in a continuous process.
Pharmaceutical: Ensure purity and sterility of pharmaceutical liquid and gas delivery.
Oil and gas industry: management of hydrocarbons and their associated fluids during extraction, refining and transportation.
Power generation: regulates steam and cooling water in thermal power plants.
Food and beverage processing: Maintaining hygiene standards in the production of beverages, juices and food products.
Environmental engineering: control of wastewater and emissions from treatment facilities.