3 Way Ball Valve

Key Features of 3-Way Ball Valves:

Flow Direction Control: The L-port allows for flow between two ports at a time, making it suitable for diverter applications. The T-port can connect all three ports simultaneously or shut off one port, making it ideal for mixing or diverting flow.

Versatility: 3-way ball valves are used in a variety of applications, including heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, irrigation systems, and in industrial processes where fluids must be directed to different locations from a single source.

Easy Operation: Like other ball valves, the 3-way ball valve can be quickly and easily operated, usually with a simple quarter-turn of the handle, which is clearly marked to indicate flow paths.

Robust Construction: Typically made from durable materials like stainless steel, brass, or PVC, 3-way ball valves are designed to withstand various environmental and operational stresses, ensuring long service life.

Minimal Pressure Drop: The streamlined design of the ball valve allows for a minimal pressure drop across the valve, even in configurations that allow for flow direction changes.

Sealing and Safety: Equipped with tight seals, usually made from materials like PTFE, these valves provide excellent leak prevention. This feature is crucial in applications involving hazardous or costly fluids.

3-way ball valves are appreciated for their ability to control complex flow dynamics efficiently while maintaining system integrity and safety. They are a practical solution in systems requiring multi-directional flow and are valued for their reliability and ease of maintenance.