Angle Globe Valve

JX-0217

• Zinc alloy handle angle valve
• Size 1/2″ X 3/8″
• Zinc alloy handle for on/off manual control
• Brass Body With Chrome Plated
• Brass cartridge with fast-open or slow open
• Its approved 48 hours of salt spray testing
• Brass body with high-standard CP
• Thread connection; ISO228/1
• Max work temperature; -10-110℃
• The max working pressure; is 10 bar
• Suitable for a full range of liquids, and it comes with a 1-year warranty
• Brass for corrosion resistance, ductility at high temperatures, and low magnetic permeability.
• 99% pieces leaking tight test before shipment
• Easy clean and replace filter design
• Suitable for water supply systems, civil construction piping systems
• It can be used as a shutoff valve or water saver valve and installed between the shower arm and the showerhead to control the flow of water
• Function: Kitchen, Home, Garden, and General

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Introduction: what is an angle globe valve?

An angle globe valve is a type used in many industries. It is a quarter-turn valve, meaning it only needs to be turned a quarter of a turn to open or close it. This makes it very easy to operate. Angle globe valves are used for both on/off and throttling applications. They are very versatile and can be used in a variety of settings.

Types of angle globe valves

There are three primary angle globe valves: stop-and-waste, pressure-reducing, and sample. Stop-and-waste valves are typically used to isolate a section of piping for maintenance or repair. Pressure-reducing valves regulate system pressure by Bleeding off excess pressure from the system. Sample globe valves take samples of liquids or gases from a process line.

How does an angle globe valve work?

An angle globe valve controls the flow of liquids and gases. It is named for its shape, which is similar to a globe. The angle globe valve has a disk-shaped element that fits into a seat in the valve’s body. When the disk is turned, it opens or closes the passage through the valve. The disk can be turned by hａnd or by an automated system.

How to Prevent Regulating Angle Valves from Blockage?

Regulating angle valves need to be operational daily. They are not like shutoff valves that are turned for an extended period. So, to maintain check and balance, there should be regular examinations. It will ensure the excellent performance of valves.

Many problems can cause poor working of the valve. One of the most common problems is a blockage in regulating angle valves. It can cause disturbance inflow. Moreover, the increased pressure can cause leakages or bursts.

There are some possible ways to prevent blockages and jams in regulating valves. You can do it on your own in a few simple steps. With adding conscious and regular check-ups, your regulating valves can survive longer.

Let’s check out the methods to prevent blockage in regulating angle valves.

Internal Cleaning of the Valve:

Regulating valves are known for their regulatory system. For this purpose, they have to handle a handsome quantity of flow. Pipelines often get clogged with waste. It can get stuck into the valve and create trouble. The rust and corrosion also block the path. To solve this problem, cleaning the valve is the best way.

First, you need to turn off the water supply to that valve. Next, remove the valve from the pipeline. You can use a wrench for this purpose. Try to handle it with care. Once you have unscrewed the valve, take it out. Now, examine the valve thoroughly. It might have a lot of waste or slag. Clean it with a piece of cloth first. And then remove the waste.

It will be convenient if you try some flush gas or steam. Next, put the valve back into place once it’s all set. Use the wrench to screw it well. Turn the water connection back. Now let the water flow across the valve for final checks. If it looks good, the valve has qualified through the cleaning method.