Ramesh Tube Co.

Forged Carbon Steel Three piece Design
Class 800 reduced Bore Ball valve lever operated used in Gas Lines
Make : Marck & L&T

Valves are versatile devices used for controlling the flow of liquids or gases. They play an important role in countless piping and process systems, typically serving to regulate flow and pressure, start or stop flow, or prevent the occurrence of back flow within a system.

Safety Valves are used for one reason — safety. Instead of controlling the pressure in a system, they're designed to immediately release pressure in the event of an emergency or system failure.

A cast steel globe valve is a type of industrial valve used to start, stop, and regulate flow in pipelines. It has a movable disc/plug that moves perpendicular to the flow path and a stationary seat, providing good shut-off and throttling capability.
The body is manufactured from cast carbon steel or alloy steel (commonly ASTM A216 WCB, WC6, WC9), making it suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature applications. Cast steel globe valves are widely used in steam, oil, gas, water, and chemical services where durability and reliable performance are required.

A union bonnet globe valve, a type of control valve, is used to regulate and control the flow of fluids, including liquids and gases, in pipelines, and is particularly suited for applications requiring throttling and frequent operation.

The "union bonnet" design allows for easy access to the valve's internal components for maintenance and repair by simply loosening the union nut and separating the bonnet.