Directional erosion
Particles remove material at turns and restrictions.

Critical Service / Abrasive & Slurry
Hard-faced seats and wear-resistant designs for ash handling, mining and solid-particle flow.
Engineering focus
Define solids, particle size and hardness, density, velocity, settling and cycles, then protect the flow path and sealing surfaces.
Particles remove material at turns and restrictions.
Solids can increase torque and block movement.
Trapped particles can score seats and prevent shut-off.
Valve selection
Starting points for engineering review. Final selection depends on the completed process data and project specification.
Best fit: Fast abrasive-fluid isolation.
Engineering focus: Hard coating, seat scraping and torque margin.
Best fit: On/off slurry duty with direct flow.
Engineering focus: Gate edge, guides and replaceable wear parts.
Best fit: Lower-pressure slurry and solids handling.
Engineering focus: Seat type, packing and containment.
Buyer essentials
Send the same completed datasheet to every supplier and require a clear deviations list.
Concentration, size, shape and hardness.
Density, viscosity, chemistry and temperature.
Flow, velocity, pressure and Δp.
Cycles, closing time, purge and fail action.
Hardfacing, coating, liner and trim.
Run length, spares and access.
Service-specific RFQ data
Standards & verification
Confirm edition, test medium, pressure, duration, leakage acceptance, material traceability and witness points in the purchase order.
Buyer FAQ
Concentration, size distribution, hardness and shape.
Packing friction, buildup, scraping and Δp add load.
Replaceable trim can reduce lifecycle cost and downtime.
Share the completed datasheet, quantity, destination and delivery target for a practical recommendation and factory quotation.
*Portfolio limits depend on valve type, size, material, pressure-temperature rating and completed engineering review.