Difference Between a 1, 2, and 3 Piece Valve
A valves construction must meet or–very often–exceed engineered performance levels. This means the body construction of each valve type has very different stress levels that it can withstand. Manufacturers and industries moving oil and gas need ways of dealing with valve maintenance and valve failure that are inexpensive, quick, and simple. This means they need different valve types.
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