A plug valve is a type of valve that controls the flow of fluid by rotating a conical/cylindrical plug with a channel. Its core features are as follows:
Rotate the plug body 90°, so that its channel aligns with (to open) or misaligns with (to close) the pipeline, achieving rapid cutoff of the medium.
The basic type relies on the precise fit between the plug and the valve body; the oil-sealed type enhances high-pressure sealing by injecting grease.
Due to its simple structure and quick operation, it has significant advantages in systems that require rapid shut-off and do not have high requirements for medium cleanliness.




Oil and gas transportation involves multiple modes such as pipelines and ships, and is the core link of the energy supply chain.

The control of chemical raw materials covers the entire process of mining, storage, and production, ensuring safety and process stability.

High temperature steam pipelines are the core of energy transmission in power systems, supporting the efficient operation of thermal and nuclear power plants.

Valves control fluids in multiple industries such as new energy and electronics, ensuring safe and efficient production.


