All-stainless steel butterfly valve for powder and granular materials BFV/BFV-T

A valve refers to a device that regulates the flow of liquids or powders through piping. In stainless steel containers, it is common to use valves to adjust the flow rate when transferring mixed liquids or powders to another location. There are various types of valves with different characteristics, and by selecting the most suitable valve for the application, it is possible to reduce production costs and the risk of foreign material contamination. When selecting a valve, it is important to consider whether you will be handling liquids or powders. This document will introduce valves that are commonly used in conjunction with stainless steel containers, categorized by their application to liquids and powders.

Do you know what the differences are between the faucet and the ball valve attached to the stainless steel container? As convenient stainless steel containers for dispensing liquids, our company offers two types of products: containers with faucets and containers with ball valves. Both can dispense liquids in smaller portions like a water server or a jug, but let me introduce the differences between the faucet and the ball valve.

Why does powder get clogged? We will explain basic terms related to powder and introduce methods to resolve powder clogs from the perspective of the containers used to hold the powder! "Powder clogging" is a common issue when discharging powder from containers. It can lead to variations in product quality due to prolonged discharge times or complete stoppages. But why does the powder flow poorly (get clogged) in the first place? Here, we summarize the causes of powder clogging and the specifications of containers and peripheral equipment to resolve these issues.