Lined Strainer Valves

Corrosion Resistance: The primary advantage of lined strainer valves is their ability to resist corrosion. They are designed with a lining material (such as PTFE, Teflon, or other polymers) that protects the valve body and internal components from corrosive substances, including acids, bases, and other chemicals.

Chemical Compatibility: They are suitable for handling a wide range of chemicals due to their inert lining material, which ensures compatibility with various aggressive media. This makes them ideal for applications in chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and similar industries.

Extended Service Life: Lined strainer valves typically have a longer service life compared to non-lined valves when exposed to corrosive environments. This durability helps reduce maintenance costs and downtime.

Smooth Flow Path: The lining material provides a smooth and uniform inner surface, which minimizes turbulence and pressure drop across the valve. This can contribute to efficient flow control and reduced energy consumption.

Versatility: They are versatile and can be used in various applications where corrosion resistance is critical, including water treatment, food processing, and pulp and paper industries.