Wafer Valves

Wafer valves are compact, lightweight flow control devices that fit between flanges in piping systems. They enhance performance by allowing quick and precise regulation of fluid or gas flow.

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Common Applications

chemical industry

water treatment facilities

HVAC systems

oil and gas pipelines

power generation plants

pharmaceutical processes

Buying Guide

Wafer Valves Buying Considerations

  • Evaluate the valve material compatibility with system fluids to prevent corrosion.
  • Consider pressure and temperature ratings to ensure safety and longevity.
  • Inspect the sealing mechanism for leak-proof operation in critical applications.
  • Determine actuation type needed for manual or automated control requirements.
  • Assess the space and weight constraints in your current piping setup for optimal fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are wafer valves used for?
Wafer valves are used for controlling the flow of liquids or gases in piping systems where space and weight are critical.
How do wafer valves work?
Wafer valves function by adjusting a disc or other controlling element within the flow path to regulate fluid or gas passage.
What are the benefits of wafer valves?
Benefits include a compact design, lightweight construction, and the ability to handle high pressure while providing efficient flow control.
Where are wafer valves commonly installed?
They are commonly installed in industries such as chemical processing, water treatment, and HVAC systems for flow management.