Angle valve

Angle valves are also called triangular valves, angle valves, and angled water valves. They are mostly used in water and electricity installations in the decoration industry and are important plumbing accessories.
use
1. Civil use
The angle valve mainly plays four functions:
① Connect the internal and external water outlets;
② If the water pressure is too high, you can adjust it on the triangular valve and turn it down;
③The function of the switch. If the faucet leaks or other phenomena occur, you can turn off the triangle valve instead of the main valve in the home;
④Beautiful and elegant. Therefore, plumbing accessories are generally essential for new house decoration, so designers will also mention them when decorating a new house.

2. Industrial use
The valve body of the angle valve has three ports: a water inlet, a water volume control port, and a water outlet, so it is called a triangle valve.
Of course, angle valves are constantly being improved. Although they still have three ports, there are also angle valves that are not angle-shaped.
What the industry calls angle valve: Angle regulating valve has a structure similar to that of a straight-through single-seat regulating valve except that the valve body is at a right angle.

Features
1. The flow path is simple, the dead zone and vortex zone are small, and with the help of the scouring effect of the medium itself, it can effectively prevent the medium from clogging, that is, it has good self-cleaning performance;
2. The flow resistance is small, and the flow coefficient is larger than that of a single-seat valve, which is equivalent to the flow coefficient of a double-seat valve;
It is suitable for applications with high viscosity, suspended solids and granular fluids, or where right-angle piping is required. Its flow direction is generally bottom in and side out.
Under special circumstances, it can be reversed, that is, the flow goes in from the side and out from the bottom.
There are two types of triangle valves, hot and cold (distinguished by blue and red marks). Most manufacturers have the same material. The hot and cold marks are mainly to distinguish which is hot water and which is cold water.