PTFE lined valves have dual functions of switching and flow regulation

       PTFE lined valve Also known as fluoroplastic lined corrosion-resistant valve, it is a type of valve and pressure vessel made by molding polytetrafluoroethylene resin onto the inner wall of steel or iron valve pressure parts or the outer surface of valve internals, utilizing its performance in resisting strong corrosive media. PTFE lined valves have dual functions of switching and flow regulation, which can easily open and close pipelines without affecting flow, ensuring the repeatability of flow. In addition, the PTFE lined valve opens slowly, reducing the impact of instantaneous pipeline pressure on the instrument and adding a damper, greatly extending the service life of the PTFE lined valve. Fluorine lined valves are specifically designed to control corrosive or highly corrosive media. The surface of the valve body cavity is covered with various fluoroplastics for selection, suitable for different working temperatures and fluid pipelines. They have the characteristics of high strength and good corrosion resistance.
With the rapid development of modern industry, PTFE lined valves and various pipeline accessories have been rapidly applied and promoted in various fields such as petroleum, printing and dyeing, and chemical engineering, demonstrating strong vitality. As a project in engineering, it has attracted great attention and favor from various engineering design and construction units, and is a sunrise product with market potential.

Key points to note when using PTFE lined valves

Fluorine lined butterfly valve D371F46-16C