Cast Globe Valve

Unlike forging, casting employs the liquid form of metal to create valves. The process involves melting metals into a molten state and pouring them into various molds, which depend on the casting technology being utilized. Recently, advancements in casting techniques have allowed for improved precision and efficiency in valve production. Chaoda operates its own foundry, which is equipped with state-of-the-art technology that enables us to produce all castings for our valves in-house, including exotic alloys.

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One of the significant advantages of casting is its ability to manufacture valves with intricate shapes, patterns, and sizes. The mold-based approach allows manufacturers to create devices with more complex designs than traditional methods can offer. The ongoing research and development in the field of casting technology continue to enhance the capabilities of producing reliable valves for various applications.

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