Xh 200wog Stainless Steel Stop Valve with Female Thread Globe Design

Product Description

No.	Part Name	Material
1	Body	201/304/316
2	Bonnet	201/304/316
3	Disc	201/304/316
4	Stem	201/304/316
5	Packing	PTFE/Graphite
6	Gland	201/304
7	Stem Nut	201/304
8	Handwheel	Ductile Iron,Painted

Company Profile

Core Product Range
We specialize in the production of stainless steel (SS304, SS316, SS316L) and carbon steel fluid control components, including:

Ball Valves: 1PC, 2PC, 3PC, Flanged, Three-way, and Pneumatic/Electric Actuated Ball Valves.
Industrial Valves: Gate Valves, Globe Valves, Check Valves (Swing and Horizontal), and Y-Strainers.
Pipe Fittings: High-precision elbows, tees, unions, couplings, and threaded/socket-weld fittings.
Quality & Standards
Quality is the cornerstone of our operations. Our products are designed and manufactured in strict accordance with international standards, including ANSI/ASME, DIN, JIS, and GB. We utilize advanced CNC machining centers and rigorous testing protocols (including pressure testing and material spectral analysis) to ensure that every component delivered meets the highest standards of durability, precision, and safety.

Industry Applications
Our solutions are trusted by clients across diverse sectors, including:

Water Treatment & Desalination
Oil & Gas Processing
Chemical & Petrochemical Industries
Food, Beverage, and Pharmaceuticals
HVAC and General Industrial Pipelines
Why Partner with Zhejiang Xinhong?
Technical Expertise: Our engineering team provides professional technical support and customized solutions (OEM/ODM) to meet specific project requirements.
Export Excellence: With extensive experience in international trade, we offer seamless logistics and documentation support for clients worldwide.
Competitive Advantage: By optimizing our manufacturing processes in the heart of China's valve industry, we provide premium quality products with cost-effective pricing and reliable lead times.
At Zhejiang Xinhong Valve & Pipe Fitting Co., Ltd., we are committed to "Precision in Every Turn." We look forward to establishing long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships with distributors and industrial partners globally.

Packaging & Shipping

Certifications

FAQ

1. What is the difference between PN and Class pressure ratings?
Answer: PN is the pressure rating used in European standards (e.g., DIN, GB), typically measured in bar (e.g., PN16 stands for 1.6 MPa). Class is the rating used in American standards (ANSI/ASME), such as Class 150. They cannot be converted simply because their reference temperatures and material strength curves differ.
2. How to choose between Stainless Steel 304 and 316?
Answer: SS304 is a general-purpose stainless steel suitable for water, oil, gas, and non-corrosive media. SS316 contains Molybdenum (Mo), which provides superior resistance to chloride corrosion and pitting, making it ideal for marine, chemical, or highly corrosive environments.
3. What are "Soft Seats" and "Metal Seats"?
Answer: Soft Seats use elastomers or plastics (like PTFE/Teflon). They provide excellent sealing (Zero Leakage) but have lower temperature limits (usually <200°C). Metal Seats involve metal-to-metal contact, offering high temperature and pressure resistance and durability against wear, though they may have a higher allowable leakage rate compared to soft seats.
4. Can NPT and G threads be used interchangeably?
Answer: No. NPT is an American Standard Taper Pipe Thread with a 60° thread angle. G is a parallel pipe thread (commonly British BSPP) with a 55° thread angle. Forcing a connection between them will result in seal failure or damage to the threads.
5. What is the difference between a Swing Check Valve and a Lift Check Valve?
Answer: In a Swing Check Valve, the disc swings on a hinge, offering lower flow resistance; it is commonly used for large-diameter pipelines. In a Lift Check Valve, the disc moves vertically along an axis, offering better sealing but higher flow resistance; it is typically used for small-diameter pipes.

6. Why do ball valves get damaged easily in a half-open position?
Answer: Ball valves are designed for full-on or full-off service. In a half-open position, the high-velocity flow strikes the exposed parts of the ball and seats, causing seat erosion or "wire drawing" on the ball, which shortens the valve's lifespan. For throttling, use globe valves or control valves.
7. What are Full Bore and Reduced Bore ball valves?
Answer: A Full Bore ball valve has a port diameter equal to the pipe's internal diameter, resulting in minimal flow resistance and allowing for "pigging" operations. A Reduced Bore valve has a smaller port than the pipe ID, which is more cost-effective and suitable for systems where pressure drop is not a critical concern.

8. What are the common causes of internal leakage in valves?
Answer: The primary causes include:
(1)Impurities (such as welding slag or sand) trapped on the sealing surface; 
(2)Erosion or wear of the sealing faces; 
(3)The valve not being fully closed;
(4)Incorrect selection (e.g., pressure or material exceeding limits).
9. How to choose between Double Acting and Single Acting (Spring Return) pneumatic actuators?
Answer: Double Acting actuators require air pressure for both opening and closing and are more economical. Single Acting (Spring Return) actuators use springs to automatically reset the valve to a "fail-safe" position (Open or Closed) upon loss of air pressure, making them ideal for critical safety applications.
10. What are the common certifications required for valve exports?
Answer: Common certifications include ISO 9001 (Quality Management), CE (European market access), WRAS (UK drinking water safety), and MTC (Material Test Certificate) for traceability.