In what fields can single cold water angle valve be used?

Angle valve, also known as triangle valve, angle valve and angled water valve, is a commonly used valve, mainly used in household water pipe equipment. The prototype of the valve can be traced back to the plug valves and plunger valves developed by the ancient Romans for agricultural irrigation.

In 1880, Fisher, an engineer at the Marshall Town Water Works in the United States, developed the first modern regulating valve.

Over the next hundred years, angle valves have been used more and more widely in life, and angle valve types with various functions have been derived according to the needs of the times.

The valve body of the angle valve has three ports, the water inlet volume control port and the water outlet. It is mainly used for civilian use between the hose under the toilet, basin, column basin, and kitchen basin faucet and the outlet of the wall water pipe to control hot and cold water. The amount of water that enters the hose and reaches the faucet. In industry, it is mainly used in the installation of various automatic machinery and equipment such as printing and weaving, printing and dyeing, bleaching, food, washing, chemical industry, water treatment, medicine, etc.

The picture on the left shows some styles of single cold water angle valves produced by Walter Sanitary Ware Co., Ltd. It probably covers the types of angle valves currently needed in various fields on the market.

• control flow
• Regulate pressure
• Prevent backflow
• Maintain pipelines