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Are PVC ball valves full port?
You assume your valve allows maximum flow, but your system is underperforming. The valve you chose could be choking the line, quietly reducing pressure and efficiency without you knowing why. Not all PVC ball valves are full port. Many are standard port (also called reduced port) to save on cost...Read more -
Can I lubricate a PVC ball valve?
Your PVC valve is stiff and you reach for a can of spray lubricant. But using the wrong product will destroy the valve and can cause a catastrophic leak. You need a correct, safe solution. Yes, you can lubricate a PVC ball valve, but you must use a 100% silicone-based lubricant. Never use petrol...Read more -
Why is my PVC ball valve hard to turn?
You are in a hurry to shut off the water, but the valve handle feels like it is cemented in place. You fear that adding more force will just snap the handle off. A brand new PVC ball valve is hard to turn because its tight internal seals create a perfect, leak-proof fit. An older valve is usuall...Read more -
Why are PVC ball valves so hard to turn?
You need to shut off the water, but the valve handle will not budge. You apply more force, worrying you’ll break it entirely, leaving you with an even bigger problem. New PVC ball valves are hard to turn because of the tight, dry seal between the PTFE seats and the new PVC ball. This initi...Read more -
What is the pressure rating of a PVC ball valve?
You’re choosing a valve for a new system. Picking one that can’t handle the line pressure could lead to a sudden, catastrophic blowout, causing a flood, property damage, and costly downtime. A standard PVC ball valve is typically rated for 150 PSI (Pounds per Square Inch) at 73°F (23°...Read more -
What is a PVC ball valve?
You need to control water flow in a new piping system. You see “PVC ball valve” on the parts list, but if you don’t know what it is, you can’t be sure it’s the right choice for the job. A PVC ball valve is a durable plastic shutoff valve that uses a rotating ball wi...Read more -
How to use a PVC valve?
You’re looking at a pipeline, and there’s a handle sticking out. You need to control the water flow, but acting without knowing for sure could lead to leaks, damage, or unexpected system behavior. To use a standard PVC ball valve, turn the handle a quarter-turn (90 degrees). When the...Read more -
What is a true union ball valve?
A true union ball valve is a three-part valve with threaded union nuts. This design allows you to remove the entire central valve body for service or replacement without ever having to cut the pipe. This is one of my favorite products to explain to partners like Budi in Indonesia. The true unio...Read more -
What is the difference between 1pc and 2pc ball valves?
You need to buy ball valves, but see “1-piece” and “2-piece” options. Choose the wrong one, and you could face frustrating leaks or have to cut out a valve that could have been repaired. The main difference is their construction. A 1-piece ball valve has a single, solid b...Read more -
What are the different types of PVC valves?
You need to buy PVC valves for a project, but the catalog is overwhelming. Ball, check, butterfly, diaphragm—choosing the wrong one means a system that leaks, fails, or just doesn’t work right. The main types of PVC valves are categorized by their function: ball valves for on/off control, ...Read more -
Apa beda ball valve PVC dengan stop kran PVC?
Pelanggan Anda bingung memilih antara ball valve dan stop kran. Kebingungan ini bisa menyebabkan salah order, proyek tertunda, dan hilangnya kepercayaan dari pelanggan setia Anda. "Ball valve" adalah jenis mekanisme katupnya (menggunakan bola), sedangkan "stop kran" ada...Read more -
What Are the Main Benefits of PVC True Union Ball Valves?
PVC True Union Ball Valves bring a mix of durability, easy maintenance, and reliable flow control to any project. Users love their strong resistance to rust, chemicals, and sunlight. With a design that pops apart for quick cleaning, these valves save time and money. They suit everything from wat...Read more
