| Markets: |
North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Africa,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe |
| Casting Method: |
Sand Casting |
Product Description
Product name: Ball valve
Material: WCB
Size: 2"~52"
Pressure rating: 150lb~4500lb
SUFA Hengdian Machinery Co., Ltd CNNC (hereafter abbreviated as "Factory"), which has the registered capital 50 million yuan, is jointly founded by SUFA Technology Industry Co., Ltd. CNNC and Hengdian Group Innuovo Electric Co., Ltd, The company locates in the Hengdian Electric Zone and covers the total 153 Mu with 36, 000 square meters of building area. Convenient transportation is available to arrive at the factory, 36 miles from Yiwu airport, 200 miles from Ningbo, 300 miles from Shanghai and 2 miles from Yongjin, Hangjinqu, Zhuyong highway exit.
We apply advanced technology of Basic Phenolic Resin Sand Casting and has equipments of electric arc furnace, medium-frequency arc furnace and AOD fining furnace as well as 20tons/hour sand preparing line and continuous sand mixing facilities. The annual output quantity of high performance casting steels can reach over 10, 000 tons, and the heaviest unit of casting weights 8000kgs.
The main products of company include carbon steel, alloy steel and stainless steel, such as ZG20CrMo\ZG20MnSi\ZG65Mn\ZG06Cr13Ni4Mo\WCB\LCB\LC3\WC6, WC9\C5\C12\CF3\CF3M\CF8\CF8M\CF8C\CN7M etc. Products comprehensively used in valves, train, ship, bridge, construction machinery and mine machinery industries and areas.
We have advanced equipments like German imported spectroscopic analysis Facility, impact tension machine, ultra-sonic depth finder, radiographic inspection, MT/PT inspection and foundry sand test. All the tests are operated by professional inspectors to meet the high quality requirements from customers.
The Factory has obtained the quality system certificate of ISO 9001: 2000 and was also approved by lots of overseas and domestic Bureaus of Shipping, such as PED and ADWO( Germany TUV), DNV (Norway), ABS (USA), CCS (China).
