
We produce ball valves in two main materials: carbon steel and stainless steel.
Our main products include three-way ball valves, electric flanged stainless steel ball valves, and API standard stainless steel ball valves, with many other styles for selection.
Apart from regular materials, we also have special grade materials such as 2205, 310S and 321 for special working conditions.
We can develop and produce non-standard materials as your requirements. Meanwhile, we provide reliable OEM and ODM customization services for all clients.

A ball valve is a quarter-turn valve that controls fluid flow via a hollow perforated ball inside its body. Turning the handle or actuator 90 degrees rotates the ball: when the ball’s bore aligns with the valve ports, fluid flows freely; when misaligned, the solid ball blocks flow. Seats around the ball ensure tight sealing, making it widely used in industrial fields like oil and gas.
It is important to choose between stainless steel and carbon steel ball valves according to your working conditions.
Carbon steel is cost-effective, high in strength, ideal for normal water, gas and low-corrosion industrial pipelines.
Stainless steel features excellent anti-rust and corrosion resistance, perfect for chemical, sewage, acidic and alkaline media.For harsh, humid or corrosive environments, stainless steel is the better long‑term option.
Full port and reduced port ball valves mainly differ in bore size.
A full port valve has the same inner diameter as the pipeline, offering low flow resistance, maximum flow capacity, and allowing pipeline pigging and cleaning.
A reduced port valve has a smaller inner bore. It is lighter, more cost‑effective, and compact, but brings higher pressure drop and cannot pass cleaning tools.
Full port suits heavy media and critical industrial conditions, while reduced port is widely used for general water and gas systems.