Kimray recently entered the ball valve market.

Globe Valves
Globe valves are named for their spherical bodies. They have two halves separated by an internal baffle, or wall, causing different flow path than ball valves and other rotary-type valves. These valves actuate in a linear movement.

Oil and gas producers control globe valves by using pneumatic or electric power to actuate them based on a signal received from a pilot. Depending on the type, globe valves can provide either on/off or modulating service.

Examples of globe valves include Kimray’s high pressure control valves.

Full and Reduced-Port Ball Valves

Full or reduced-port ball valves are used in many on/off applications in various industries to control flow. Full-port ball valves have a bore diameter that matches the pipe diameter. Hence, this allows for little to no pressure drop across the valve.

Standard-port valves have a bore diameter one bore size down from the end connection, while reduced-port valves can have bore diameters with any number of bore sizes down from the end connection size. Kimray has the ability to provide fully automated ball valve packages for a range of on/off applications.

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