Titanium Ball Valve | Corrosion-Resistant Titanium Ball Valves for Chemical & Chlor-Alkali Industry

Product Parameters and RFQ Scope

Packaging and Documentation

Titanium ball valves should be protected from impact, thread damage, flange surface damage and contamination during export transport. Packing may include protective wrapping, foam support, flange covers and wooden cases. Documents should be agreed before quotation, especially for pressure equipment, chemical plant or replacement projects.

FAQ

What service information is needed before quoting a titanium ball valve?

Provide medium chemistry, operating temperature, pressure class, valve size, connection type, seal material, quantity and inspection requirement.

Can Beiyu quote custom titanium valve sizes?

Yes. Custom valves should be quoted from drawings or a project specification showing dimensions, connection details and acceptance tests.

Which titanium grade should be used?

Grade selection depends on the corrosive medium and design requirement. Grade 2, Grade 7 and Grade 12 are reviewed for different chemical environments, but final selection should follow the buyer's engineering specification.

Application and Engineering Review

Titanium ball valves are selected for corrosive fluid control where the wetted material must match the service environment. Common RFQ contexts include chlor-alkali equipment, sodium hypochlorite lines, seawater systems, chemical process piping and replacement valves for corrosion-damaged stainless steel assemblies. The final material choice should be confirmed by the buyer's corrosion engineer or project specification.

Valve quotations require more than a material name. The buyer should provide valve size, pressure class, connection type, flow medium, concentration, temperature, operating cycle, seat material, sealing requirement and applicable drawing. If the valve is part of regulated pressure equipment, include the inspection and documentation clauses from the purchase specification.

Inspection and Documentation

Depending on the project, titanium valve orders may require mill test certificate, heat number traceability, PMI, dimensional inspection, pressure test, leak test, seat inspection or third-party inspection. These requirements should be stated before quotation because they affect production route, test time and export documents.

Procurement Checklist

• Valve type, size, pressure class, end connection and drawing.
• Titanium grade, service medium, temperature and corrosion requirement.
• Seat, seal, stem and ball material requirements.
• Inspection scope, certificate requirement, quantity and destination.

Additional Technical Notes

For valve replacement projects, include photos of the existing valve tag, flange standard, bolt-hole pattern and failure area if available. These details help confirm whether the request is for a full valve, titanium wetted parts, or a drawing-based machined component. For chemical service, avoid quoting only by valve size; medium chemistry and temperature are needed to check the titanium grade and sealing material.

Final RFQ Details

For replacement valves, include the failed valve material, service history and reason for replacement if available. This helps the quotation distinguish between a standard titanium valve request and a corrosion-driven material change where grade, seal material and inspection scope need engineering review.