Elcv Economical Ceramic Ball Valvecost-Effective Solution for Less Severe Conditions

• Customization: Available
• Media: Corrosive and Particulate Fluids
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Model NO.: ELCV
• Connection Form: Flange
• Driving Mode: Custom
• Nominal Pressure: ANSI Class 150-300
• Channel: Straight Through Type
• Structure: Floating Ball Valve
• Type: Floating Ball Valve
• Function: Blow-Down Valve, Relief Valve
• Temperature: -40°c~180°c
• Standard: ASME B16.5/Hg/DIN/JIS
• Application: Industrial Usage, Water Industrial Usage
• Transport Package: Foam Packaging
• Trademark: KOWOV
• Origin: Yantai
• Production Capacity: 20000 Sets Per Year

Product Description

Product Description

 

The ELCV Economical Ceramic Ball Valve is designed as a cost-effective alternative for conditions that are less severe compared to those handled by the FCCV1. This series maintains the high performance and durability of ceramic ball valves while offering greater material flexibility and economic efficiency. The ELCV is especially suitable for applications requiring zinc-free and copper-free valves, such as the lithium battery industry.

Key Features

• Economic Design: Maintains the structural integrity of the FCCV1 without the upper platform, reducing manufacturing costs.
• Material Flexibility: Utilizes cost-effective structural ceramics tailored to specific working conditions, providing adequate reliability for less severe applications.
• Corrosion Resistance: Suitable for applications requiring resistance to corrosive media, with the added benefit of being zinc-free and copper-free.
• Wear Resistance: Despite its economical design, it still offers excellent wear resistance, making it suitable for a variety of industrial applications.
• Floating Ball and Fixed Ball Options: Available in both configurations to meet diverse operational needs.
• High Performance: Ensures reliable operation and long service life, even in moderately challenging environments.

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