About Swing Check Valve Manufacturer in India
FlowBiz brand Swing Check Valve is manufactured to prevent the medium in the pipeline from flowing back. As pressure reaches zero, the valve shuts entirely to prevent backflow.
Our Swing check valves belong to the group of automatic valves, which are used mostly in pipelines where the medium flows in one direction and allows only the medium to flow in one direction to avoid accidents.
The pressure drops and turbulence in these types of valves are very low. This type of valve should generally be installed horizontally in the pipeline. Still, it can also be installed vertically by remembering that the disc cannot reach the stalling position where it is stuck in an open position.
Application of FlowBiz Swing Check Valve:
A swing check valve can be applied to various media like water, steam, oil, nitric acid, acetic acid, oxidizing solid media, and urea.
They are mainly used in petroleum, chemical, pharmaceutical, fertilizer, power, and other pipelines. It is suitable for clean media and not for media containing solid particles and high viscosity.
Where the flow of the medium is known to be pulsating and low, using a swing check valve is not recommended. Due to this, the valve disc hits the seat, which causes the valve to suffer considerable damage-causing wear to both discs. The swing disc can come loose, and as a result, the valve stops working correctly.
High-Performance Swing Check Valves for Diverse ApplicationsOur swing check valves are engineered for optimal performance across a range of industries, including water treatment, HVAC, chemical processing, and petroleum. Each valve offers reliable uni-directional flow, aided by precision trims and durable gaskets, making them ideal for preventing backflow in demanding environments. The versatile installation options grant maximum flexibility, while construction features like bolted covers and corrosion-resistant surfaces ensure long-term durability and leak-proof operation.
Cutting-Edge Manufacturing and Quality AssuranceManufactured in India, our valves undergo stringent body and hydrostatic pressure testing, withstanding up to 30 bar and 1.5x working pressure respectively. Available with various disc and trim materials like stainless steel, gun metal, and cast iron, every valve is crafted to meet international standards for safety and efficacy. Shot blasting and epoxy painting enhance corrosion resistance, guaranteeing reliable function even in aggressive media.
FAQ's of Swing Check Valve Manufacturer in India:
Q: What is the recommended installation position for your swing check valves?
A: Our swing check valves can be installed in both horizontal pipelines and vertical lines with upward flow, ensuring proper uni-directional fluid movement and preventing backflow in diverse system layouts.
Q: How does the end connection type affect valve selection?
A: We offer flanged (ANSI B16.5/BS/DIN/IS), screwed, and wafer end connections. Your selection should align with your pipeline's design standards and assembly requirements for seamless integration and optimal sealing.
Q: Which industries typically benefit from using your swing check valves?
A: Industries such as water supply, HVAC, chemical processing, oil and gas, and power generation commonly utilize our swing check valves for non-return applications due to their corrosion resistance and leak-proof structure.
Q: What material options are available for valve body and trim?
A: Our valves are available in cast iron, cast steel, stainless steel, bronze, and ductile iron bodies, with trims made from stainless steel or gun metal. You may choose depending on the media and operating conditions for enhanced durability.
Q: How are your swing check valves tested for reliability?
A: Each valve undergoes rigorous body test pressure at 30 bar and hydrostatic test pressure at 1.5 times the working pressure, ensuring safety and dependable performance even under challenging conditions.
Q: Which media can these check valves handle and at what temperature and pressure ranges?
A: These swing check valves are engineered to work with water, oil, gas, chemicals, and industrial fluids, withstanding temperatures from -10C to 180C and pressures up to 20 bar.
Q: What are the benefits of using epoxy painted or shot blasted valves?
A: Epoxy painting and shot blasting protect valve surfaces from corrosion, enhance durability, and maintain consistent performance across varying media and environmental conditions.