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With the years of modern experience, we have turned into a prominent manufacturer, supplier and service provider of a wide array of Lever Operated Ball Valve. Our valves are pertinent in different commercial ventures including Food and dairy businesses, Paints, Water works, Breweries, Automobile, Distilleries, Agriculture and numerous others. These valves are safe even to the most forceful chemicals that are known for debasing distinctive metals. Our array of Lever Operated Ball Valve is sensibly evaluated as contrast with alternate valves accessible in the business sector like metallic vales,Ptfe valves and others.

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Floating Ball Valves

L&T Valves manufactures a versatile range of Process Ball Valves in single, two and three piece constructions. The valves are available in full-bore and regular-bore designs, in a variety of end connections and materials to suit customer requirements.

The valves are of floating-ball design where the ball moves towards the downstream seat, under pressure, to effect a tight seal.

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• Delivery Time: 2-3 We

A rubber-lined diaphragm valve is a valve that has its diaphragm lined with a rubber material. This type of valve is used in many applications such as sewage treatment, paper processing, mining minerals, power generation stations, steelworks, and chemical industries. The rubber-lined diaphragm valve has a body made of metal or plastic but a hard and thick rubber lining is used to line the diaphragm. This makes the diaphragm and the whole rubber-lined diaphragm valve safe when handling abrasive and corrosive media. As such, the whole wetted component is protected by the rubber lining preventing hydro abrasion. Rubber-lined diaphragm valve manufacturers make the valves in a wide range of materials to help deliver the full potential of an effective and versatile valve to control fluid flow. With combinations of strong metallic material and hard rubber lining, these rubber-lined diaphragm valves can resist corrosion and abrasion. Rubber-lined diaphragm valve manufacturers make the valves with two or more ports and a saddle or weir. The weir is the part where the diaphragm of the valve seats.