ICP Ball Valves are used for isolation and shut-off in industrial pipeline systems. They are commonly installed in oil and gas, petrochemical, marine, and general process applications where fast and reliable flow control is required.

ICP Ball Valves are built to ANSI and ASME standards using robust materials such as carbon steel and stainless steel. This ensures they can handle high-pressure, high-temperature, and demanding service conditions.

ICP Ball Valves are typically available from ½” up to 24”, making them suitable for both small-bore process lines and large pipeline installations.

They are available with threaded (NPT/BSP), socket weld, butt weld, and flanged connections, allowing compatibility with a wide range of piping systems.

Common materials include carbon steel and stainless steel, selected for their strength, corrosion resistance, and suitability for industrial environments.

ICP Ball Valves operate using a quarter-turn mechanism. Rotating the handle or actuator 90 degrees opens or closes the valve, allowing for quick and efficient shut-off.

Yes, ICP Ball Valves are designed for high-pressure service and are commonly manufactured in accordance with ANSI pressure classes.

Yes, they can be fitted with pneumatic or electric actuators, allowing for remote operation and integration into automated control systems.

They can handle a wide range of media including oil, gas, steam, water, and various industrial chemicals, depending on the material and seat selection.

Ball valves provide fast operation, tight shut-off, low pressure drop, and require minimal maintenance compared to other valve types such as globe valves.

While they can be used for limited throttling, ICP Ball Valves are primarily designed for on/off isolation rather than precise flow control.

ICP Ball Valves offer a combination of durable construction, reliable sealing performance, and flexible installation options, making them a dependable choice for demanding industrial pipeline applications.