Socket Weld Ball Valve
Socket Weld Ball Valve is designed for reliable on-off shutoff in small-bore, high-pressure oil, gas, steam, chemical and industrial utility pipelines. The pipe end is inserted into the valve socket and welded to form a strong, compact connection, while forged steel construction, full-port options and multiple seat materials allow the valve to be configured for demanding process conditions.
Flanged Ball Valve
Flanged Ball Valve is designed for reliable on-off shutoff in industrial pipelines handling water, oil, gas, steam, chemical media and general process fluids. With flanged end connections, quarter-turn operation and carbon steel or stainless steel material options, it is suitable for systems that require easy installation, stable sealing and convenient maintenance access.
Flanged Welded Ball Valve | Industrial Pipeline Ball Valve
Flanged welded ball valves from Vcore Valve are engineered for applications where a secure, permanent connection is required and field welding is impractical or undesirable.
Precision‑machined ball and seat components provide robust shut‑off and minimal leakage in high‑duty pipelines. Available in sizes DN15–DN300 with pressure ratings PN16–PN40, these valves are suitable for water, oil, gas, and chemical service.
Connection Type: Flanged + Welded Ends
Drive Options: Manual / Actuated
Body Material: Carbon Steel / Stainless Steel
Ball Material: Stainless Steel
Application: Industrial isolation and control
Floating Ball Valve for Reliable Industrial Pipeline Isolation
Floating ball valves are commonly installed in medium-pressure pipeline systems where dependable shut-off is more important than frequent throttling operation. In this design the ball is supported by seat rings rather than fixed supports, allowing pipeline pressure to assist the sealing process when the valve closes. Floating ball valves are typically used in sizes from 1/2″ to 12″ with pressure ratings up to Class 600. Because of their relatively simple internal structure, they are widely applied in oil transfer lines, chemical processing systems, industrial water networks, and general plant utilities.