Stainless Steel Ball Valve Manufacturer

stainless steel ball valve manufacturer

For industrial buyers seeking stainless steel ball valves, the available range is centered on manual, threaded ball valves for water media. The catalog includes 304 stainless steel and 316 stainless steel selections, enabling purchasing teams to match the specified valve material in their project documentation. Both materials appear across multiple configurations, including 1000 WOG models, 1000 psi models, full-port valves, standard-port valves, two-piece constructions, NPT-thread options, FIP full-port versions, and 1/2-inch threaded products.

The 304 stainless steel 1000 WOG ball valve is a manual, straight-through threaded valve with a nominal pressure of 1000 psi and a stated pressure rating of 1000 WOG. This configuration is relevant when a purchase specification calls for 304 stainless steel, threaded ends, manual operation, and a 1000 WOG designation. A 304 stainless steel threaded full-port ball valve is also included for buyers whose requirements specify a full-port design. Another listed 304 option is a 1/2-inch ball valve with FPT inlet and outlet connections.

For projects specifying 316 stainless steel, the range includes a manual two-way ball valve in 316 stainless steel. It is listed with threaded connection, manual driving mode, 1000 psi nominal pressure, and a straight-through channel. A separate 316 stainless steel valve is identified as a 1000 psi, two-piece, full-port ball valve. This gives buyers a direct configuration match where the material requirement is 316 stainless steel and the valve schedule calls for a two-piece full-port construction.

Port configuration should be selected directly from the valve requirement. The standard-port option is identified as a two-piece stainless steel ball valve with an NPT thread connection. Full-port alternatives are available in stainless steel, including a 316 two-piece full-port model, a 304 threaded full-port model, a 1000 WOG FIP full-port ball valve with lever operation, and a DN15-DN100 FIP full-port ball valve with lever operation. The product list also includes a DN15 full-port ball valve with a latch lock lever. These identifiers allow buyers to distinguish port style, nominal size references, connection terminology, and handle configuration during sourcing.

Connection requirements can be narrowed using the listed threaded, NPT-thread, FPT, and FIP descriptions. The NPT product is specifically described as a two-piece standard-port ball valve. The 1/2-inch NPT stainless steel ball valve offers a size-and-thread description for purchasing requests that use NPT terminology. The 1/2-inch two-piece stainless steel ball valve provides another compact valve option identified by its nominal size and two-piece construction. For buyers using FIP terminology, both general full-port and DN15-DN100 full-port lever valve options are listed.

Manual operation is a common feature throughout the described range. The products are listed with manual driving mode, and several full-port versions are identified with lever operation. The listed valves use a straight-through channel type, while the 316 manual option is specifically described as a two-way ball valve. These details should be compared with the required operating method and flow-path description in the buyer’s valve specification.

Commercially, every listed product carries an MOQ of 1,000 pieces and a listed price of US $3.56 per piece. The same amount is also stated as the FOB price in the product corpus. Buyers can therefore organize RFQ comparisons around material grade, pressure designation, port type, thread terminology, construction, nominal size, and lever or latch-lock requirements while using a consistent listed quantity and price reference across the available models.