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Types of SS-Needle Valves:

Here are some key features and characteristics of SS-needle valves:

• Material: Stainless steel is frequently used to make SS-needle valves because it has great resistance to corrosion, strength, and high temperature resistance. When a valve may come into contact with acidic liquids or gases, stainless steel can be used in certain situations.
• Needle-like design: The needle-like, long, tapered plunger or spindle of these valves serves as their most distinguishing feature. With this set up, the flow rate may be accurately and gradually controlled by adjusting the needle's location on the valve seat.
• Fine flow control: It is well known that SS-needle valves can provide precise flow regulation. Even in low flow instances, the tapering needle design's growing opening and closing process enables for exact flow rate control.
• Manual operation: The majority of SS-needle valves are manually adjusted, needing an operator to physically change them. They usually have a handwheel or knob that makes it simple to rotate the spindle, which controls the flow by moving the thread of the needle in and out of the seat of the valve.
• Applications: Many various industries, including oil and gas, manufacturing of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, labs, scientific centres, and many more, use SS-needle valves. They are commonly used in systems that require precise flow control, such as pressure gauges, flow meters, sampling systems, and analytical instruments.
• Pressure and temperature ratings: SS-needle valves are made for use in a range of both pressure and temperature conditions. The particular building materials, design, and manufacturer regulations affect the pressure and heat ratings. It is important to choose a valve that is suitable for the defined setting.