Fittings Manufacturing  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Böhmer ball valves are suitable for a wide range of applications in the oil, gas, chemical and petrochemical industries as well as for hot water and steam.

Our company mainly manufactures various sheet metal components and other supporting parts for forklifts, such as hydraulic pumps, steering column, hand rall, brake assy, handbrakes, support backed mirror, floor plates, etc.

Modeling, casting, heat treatment, turning, surface treatment, inspection and assembly

Applied to forklift manufacturing

Fitting manufacturing" can refer to the process of producing components or parts that are designed to fit together precisely in an assembly. This involves several key aspects:
1. Design and Engineering.
2. Material Selection.
3. Precision Manufacturing.
4. Quality Control.
5. Assembly.
6. Testing and Validation.
7. Continuous Improvement.

Valve manufacturing is a complex and precise process that involves several crucial steps to ensure product quality and performance. The first step is the design phase, where engineers define the structure and functional parameters of the valve based on specific application requirements and standards. This is followed by material sourcing, where materials such as cast iron, carbon steel or stainless steel are typically selected as they directly influence the durability and suitability of the valve.
During the manufacturing process, casting and forging are the two main shaping processes. Casting is suitable for the production of valve bodies with complex shapes by pouring molten metal into a mold. In forging, metal is plastically deformed under high temperature and pressure to obtain the desired shape and dimensions of the valve parts. The choice of process depends on the design requirements and the application of the valve.
Machining is a crucial step in ensuring the dimensional accuracy and surface quality of the individual valve parts. Processes such as turning, milling and drilling are used to machine the parts in accordance with the design specifications. Heat treatment processes such as hardening and tempering aim to increase the hardness and wear resistance of the metal and thus extend the service life of the valve.
In the assembly phase, the machined components are assembled into a complete valve according to the design specifications. The assembly quality directly influences the sealing performance and operational reliability of the valve. Therefore, it is necessary to strictly control each step during assembly to ensure a precise fit of the parts.
Surface treatments such as sandblasting and painting not only improve the visual quality of the valve, but also increase its corrosion resistance to cope with different working environments. Finally, the finished valve must undergo rigorous testing, including pressure and leak tests, to ensure its safety and reliability in practical use.

Valve manufacturing refers to the production of devices for controlling and regulating the flow of liquids, gases or vapors, such as valves, regulators and other control equipment, which are used in various industries:
1. oil and gas industry: valves are used in the extraction, transportation and processing of oil and gas to control the flow of liquids and gases and ensure safe operation.
2. chemical industry: In chemical production, valves are used to regulate the flow of raw materials and products and to precisely control reaction conditions.
3. pharmaceutical industry: The production of pharmaceuticals requires compliance with strict hygiene and safety standards, using high-quality valves to ensure product purity and quality.
4. food and beverage industry: In food processing, valves are used to control the flow of liquids and gases and ensure compliance with hygiene standards.
5. water treatment: Valves are used in water treatment plants to regulate the flow of water and ensure the proper functioning of the systems.
6. power generation: Valves are used in power plants to control the flow of steam and coolants and ensure plant safety.
7. aerospace: precise valves are used in aerospace engineering to regulate the flow of fuels, hydraulic fluids and gases and to ensure the reliability of systems.
8. building HVAC systems: Valves are used in heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems to control the flow of air and water and ensure a comfortable indoor environment.
By specializing in the manufacture of valves, companies can ensure that their systems operate efficiently, safely and according to their requirements.