An actuator ball valve is a type of ball valve that is equipped with an actuator, typically an electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic mechanism. The actuator allows for remote or automated control of the valve’s position, making it suitable for processes that require remote operation and automation, such as in industrial and process control systems.

A ball valve is a type of quarter-turn valve that uses a hollow, pivoting ball to control the flow of a fluid (usually a liquid or gas) through a pipeline. It is known for its reliability and excellent shutoff capability, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
Teflon Lined Valve:

A Teflon lined valve, also known as a PTFE lined valve, features a Teflon (polytetrafluoroethylene) lining on the wetted parts of the valve. This lining provides excellent resistance to chemical corrosion and is commonly used in applications involving corrosive or high-purity fluids.

Jacketed Ball Valve:

A jacketed ball valve is used in applications that require precise temperature control of the fluid passing through the valve. It features a secondary jacket around the valve body to circulate a heating or cooling medium, maintaining the fluid at the desired temperature.

A flush bottom valve, also called a tank bottom valve or drain valve, is designed for use in tanks or vessels. It has a unique construction with the valve seat at the bottom, allowing for complete drainage of the tank contents. These valves are essential in industries where cleanliness and residue-free operation are critical.

A gate valve is a linear-motion valve that controls flow by raising or lowering a rectangular or wedge-shaped gate. It provides excellent shutoff capabilities and is commonly used in applications where on-off control is needed, such as in water supply systems.