Ball Valves

Hydraulic ball valves control the flow of fluid. They are quarter-turn valves that consist of a central sphere inside a valve. The sphere has a large hole, or port, that allows liquid to flow from one side of the valve to the other when the valve is open. When the valve is closed, the ball is turned perpendicular so the fluid cannot enter the port. Hydraulic ball valves have handles to maneuver the ball into the desired position. They commonly come in two-way, three-way, and four-way forms.

Pipe Fittings

Pipe fittings connect two or more sections of pipe together and are available in a wide range of sizes and shapes. Fittings are commonly connected by threads and follow national and international thread standards. Common examples of pipe fittings include elbow, tee, coupler, and reducer. Pipe fittings are constructed using a variety of materials such as copper, steel, and PVC.

Ball Valves

Hydraulic ball valves control the flow of fluid. They are quarter-turn valves that consist of a central sphere inside a valve. The sphere has a large hole, or port, that allows liquid to flow from one side of the valve to the other when the valve is open. When the valve is closed, the ball is turned perpendicular so the fluid cannot enter the port. Hydraulic ball valves have handles to maneuver the ball into the desired position. They commonly come in two-way, three-way, and four-way forms.

Ball Valves

Hydraulic ball valves control the flow of fluid. They are quarter-turn valves that consist of a central sphere inside a valve. The sphere has a large hole, or port, that allows liquid to flow from one side of the valve to the other when the valve is open. When the valve is closed, the ball is turned perpendicular so the fluid cannot enter the port. Hydraulic ball valves have handles to maneuver the ball into the desired position. They commonly come in two-way, three-way, and four-way forms.

Combination Units

Combination filter/regulator/lubricator units (FRLs) combine the functions of air filters, regulators, and lubricators in one unit to ensure pneumatic systems function properly. Filters remove contaminants and odors from air lines before pressurized air reaches downstream equipment, regulators ensure accurate air pressure levels, and lubricators evenly deliver oil to components and parts to reduce friction and wear.