10 Common Types of Valves - Lorric

Contents

• 1. What is a Valve?
• 2. Valve and Plump
• 3. Types of Valves
  • 1 ) Linear Motion Valves
    • a. Check Valve
    • b. Diaphragm Valve
    • c. Globe Valve
    • d. Needle Valve
  • 2 ) Rotary Motion Valve
    • a. Ball Valve
    • b. Butterfly Valve
    • c. Pressure Reducing Valve
    • d. Gate Valve
  • 3 ) Quarter-turn Valve
    • a. Solenoid Valve
    • b. Pneumatic Valve
• 4. Valve Recommendation - KOSCN the Fluid Control Valve Experts

1. What is a Valve?

Valves are devices used in fluid and gas pipeline systems to control and adjust the flow of the medium by opening or closing. Valves can stop or allow the flow of gases and fluids, change the flow rate, control the flow direction, regulate downstream pressure, and release pressure when system pressure exceeds or falls below a preset range.

2. Valve and Plump

In industrial systems, valves control fluid flow, while pumps move liquids via pressure differences. Valves can be manually operated with a handwheel or handle or adjusted using automatic control systems.

A faucet is a simple valve, while more complex valves provide precise control, crucial in processes like semiconductor etching where chemical composition must be tightly regulated. In such cases, chemical solenoid valves with electric actuators and automatic control systems ensure accurate flow control. [1][2]

3. Types of Valves

The market offers hundreds of valve types. However, they can be broadly categorized into three types based on their motion: linear motion valves, rotary motion valves, and quarter-turn valves. Here are 11 common valves categorized by their motion type:

1 ) Linear Motion Valves

The opening and closing motion of a linear motion valve follows a straight line. The valve stem moves up and down within the valve body to open or close the valve, allowing the valve disc to tightly contact the seat. This typically results in good sealing performance. Common linear motion valves include:

a. Check Valve

Check valves, also known as non-return valves, are primarily used to prevent fluid backflow. They come in various types and are widely used in hydraulic systems. Due to their compact size, simple structure, and low cost, they are commonly found in household applications. Advantages Disadvantages   1. Prevents fluid backflow.   1. May affect system pressure.   2. Simple structure and low cost.   2. Only suitable for unidirectional flow.   3. Wide range of applications.   4. Low maintenance requirements.   5. Operates automatically. [3] | Check Valve working principle As shown in the diagram, the check valve operates as follows: fluid pressure pushes the valve open, allowing fluid to pass through. If the fluid attempts to flow backward, the valve closes, and the greater the backflow pressure, the better the seal. Check valves typically use a spring or gravity to close and do not require manual operation.

b. Diaphragm Valve

Diaphragm valves control fluid flow by using a flexible diaphragm to seal off the flow path. These valves are ideal for applications requiring corrosion resistance, making them commonly used in the chemical industry to handle various chemicals, solvents, and corrosive media. 
Diaphragm valvesare also frequently utilized in the food and pharmaceutical industries, as they effectively prevent cross-contamination and ensure the hygiene and safety of the fluids. [4] Advantages Disadvantages   1. Excellent sealing capabilities.   1. Limited pressure tolerance.   2. High corrosion resistance, suitable for corrosive fluids.   2. Not suitable for high-temperature environments.   3. No dead space, minimizing residue buildup and meeting high hygiene standards.   3. Narrow range of flow regulation. [5] | Diaphragm Valve working principle As shown in the diagram, a diaphragm valve consists of an elastic diaphragm within the valve body and bonnet. When the valve stem lifts, the diaphragm is raised, allowing fluid to flow through. Lowering the stem causes the diaphragm to block the inlet, stopping the flow. The separation of the actuating mechanism from the fluid by the diaphragm ensures excellent sealing, making diaphragm valves ideal for corrosive fluids, fibrous slurries, radioactive fluids, or other applications requiring contamination-free operation.

c. Globe Valve

Globe valves, also known as stop valves, regulate flow and pressure and are versatile. Originally named for their spherical shape, they are now sometimes called stop valves to avoid confusion with ball valves. 
Globe valves commonly used in heat exchange systems, globe valves allow direct fluid flow, making them suitable for high-viscosity fluids. They are ideal for water treatment, chemical, petroleum, and steam systems, as they prevent fluid accumulation and solidification inside the valve. [6] Advantages Disadvantages   1. Low resistance due to straight flow path.   1. Operating temperature is limited by seat material.   2. Available in various sizes, offering wide application range.   2. Higher flow resistance compared to other valves.   3. Suitable for frequent operation.   3. Relatively heavy in weight.   4. Low friction loss, ensuring long service life. | Globe Valve working principle Operation is as follows: turning the handwheel raises the valve stem. When the ball valve opens, the core moves up, allowing fluid to pass. The fluid follows a mirrored Z-shaped path inside the valve, entering low and exiting high, which increases resistance and reduces pressure. To close the valve, the core descends to tightly contact the valve seat, forming a seal to stop fluid flow.

In operation, fluid flows directly from the inlet to the outlet. This linear flow path reduces vortices and stagnation within the valve, helping to prevent high-viscosity fluids from solidifying or accumulating. Ball valves are commonly used in water treatment systems, chemical and petroleum industries, and steam systems. [7][8]

d. Needle Valve

Needle valves feature a needle-shaped plunger that precisely fits into the valve seat, allowing for fine control of fluid flow at low pressures. Needle valves are ideal for applications requiring small or constant low flow rates, such as vacuum systems, filling gas tubes, gas lasers, and similar equipment, as well as controlling idle fuel flow in carburetors.

＊Vernier Effect in Needle Valves: Due to the conical shape of the needle valve core, as the control moves axially (i.e., the core moves in and out), a diameter difference is created between the needle valve and the seat. This vernier effect, with minimal radial change, is a key mechanism for the needle valve's precise flow control. Advantages Disadvantages   1. Precise control of small flow rates.   1. Not suitable for high flow rates.   2. Suitable for low-pressure operations.   2. Higher pressure loss.   3. Can be used in vacuum systems.   4. Compact structure with good sealing capabilities. [9][10] | Needle Valve working principle The needle valve structure is shown below. It has a relatively small orifice with a long conical seat that can be screwed in and out to change the orifice opening. The screw end has a needle-like plunger that fits completely with the seat when closed, allowing for the regulation of very fine flow rates. Due to the height limitation of the valve body, fluid pressure loss is significant, and the narrow piping increases the risk of damage from suspended solids.

2 ) Rotary Motion Valve

Rotary Motion Valve opens and closes by rotating around an axis. The valve core usually operates in a rotating manner to open or close the flow path

a. Ball Valve

Ball valves control fluid flow using a spherical ball with a hole through its center. They offer excellent sealing performance and require minimal maintenance. Their simple operation makes them ideal for applications requiring quick shut-off and reliable sealing. Ball valves are widely used in various settings, including industrial oil and gas pipelines, chemical processes, and residential water systems. [11] Advantages Disadvantages   1. Capable of handling high pressure and high flow rates.   1. Potential for sediment buildup between the ball and seat.   2. Excellent sealing performance.   2. Requires higher operating torque, possibly needing additional actuation mechanisms.   3. Low flow resistance and easy maintenance.   3. Generally larger and heavier in size.   4. Can be used for flow control and diversion. [12] | Ball Valve working principle A ball valve has a hollow, ball-shaped core with a bore the same diameter as the pipeline. The handle turns the valve stem to rotate the core. When the bore aligns with the flow path, fluid passes through. To close the channel, a 90-degree turn of the handle blocks the fluid flow. [13][14]

b. Butterfly Valve

Butterfly valves, or flap valves, have a simple design and operate quickly by rotating a disc to control flow. They are suitable for managing large volumes of liquids or gases at low pressures. These valves are versatile and can handle various media, including water, oil, steam, and corrosive fluids. Common applications include water treatment, chemical and petrochemical industries, HVAC systems, and agricultural irrigation.

There are several types of butterfly valves, each suited for different pressures and applications:
i. Concentric butterfly valve: This type has a flexible rubber seat with a metal disc, suitable for the lowest pressure ratings.
ii. Double-offset butterfly valve (high-performance or double-eccentric): The seat and disc use different materials, allowing operation across a wider range of temperatures and pressures.
iii. Triple-offset butterfly valve (triple-eccentric): Features a laminated or solid metal seat, ideal for high-pressure systems and harsh environments, commonly used in industrial and energy sectors. [15][16] Advantages Disadvantages   1. Quick operation, ideal for frequent use.   1. Non-linear flow, causing uneven pressure.   2. Compact, lightweight, and easy to operate.   2. Less effective sealing.   3. Good flow control.   3. Can vibrate or make noise at high speeds.   4. Low pressure drop when fully open.   4. Not suitable for extreme temperatures or high-pressure conditions. | Butterfly Valve working principle As shown, a butterfly valve consists of a rotating disc typically located at the center of the valve body. During operation, the circular disc rotates around an axis with a maximum angle of 90 degrees, adjusting the medium flow by changing the angle. Since the disc is always present in the fluid, it increases flow resistance, causing local pressure loss.

c. Pressure Reducing Valve

A pressure relief valve is primarily a safety valve used to control or limit system pressure, preventing equipment failure, explosions, or fires due to excessive pressure. It operates through a spring or pressure adjustment device within the valve that controls opening and closing. This safety valve automatically opens at a set pressure value to release excess pressure. Pressure relief valves are crucial in various industrial applications, especially in high-pressure operations, ensuring industrial safety. A pressure relief valve is designed with a preset pressure at which it automatically opens when the system pressure reaches a certain level. This setting is typically operated by a valve spring or other mechanical elements such as weights or pilot valves.

The diagram shows a spring-operated pressure relief valve. When the system pressure exceeds the set threshold, the increased pressure pushes the valve core, compressing the spring and opening the valve. This releases the excess pressure or fluid, lowering the system pressure. Once the pressure returns to a safe range, the spring pushes the valve core back to its initial position, closing the valve. | Relief Valve working principle

d. Gate Valve

Gate valves use a movable gate to stop or allow flow, not to regulate it. They have low flow resistance when fully open and require minimal effort to operate. However, they need a longer time to open or close fully due to the gate's travel distance. [17] Advantages Disadvantages   1. Excellent fluid shut-off capability.   1. High-pressure differentials can cause water hammer.   2. Near-zero flow resistance when fully open.   2. Long operation time to open or close.   3. Suitable for various fluids, including liquids, gases, and steam.   3. Large size, requiring more space.   4. Can withstand high pressure and temperature. [18] Gate valves come in various types, typically featuring a simple structure without specific inlet or outlet installation requirements. As shown, they have a rising stem operated by a handwheel or motor, lifting the gate to open the flow path. 
Gate valves are suitable for larger pipe diameters. However, due to possible gaps or wear between the valve and the sealing surface, slight leakage may occur even when fully closed. Additional measures may be needed in applications requiring strict fluid sealing.

3 ) Quarter-turn Valve

Right-angle rotary valves operate with a 90-degree rotation, moving the valve core horizontally or vertically to open or close the flow path. These valves are ideal for applications requiring quick operation, often used in remote control and automation systems. Common right-angle rotary valves include solenoid valves and pneumatic valves.

a. Solenoid Valve

| Solenoid valve Solenoid valves use an electric current in a coil to create a magnetic field, controlling the valve's operation. They enable automated and remote control, making them ideal for applications like on-off control, test plant systems, and process control. Solenoid valves are also used in hydraulic jacks and truck hydraulic cylinders. [19][20] Advantages Disadvantages   1. Remote and quick control, ideal for automation.   1. Only for clean media, not for viscous or particulate fluids.   2. Compact, space-saving and easy to install.   2. Low pressure tolerance.   3. Low power consumption.   3. Needs stable power; won't work during outages.   4. Precise flow and direction control.   4. Requires regular maintenance for seals and coils. In a Normally Closed (NC) solenoid valve, the valve remains closed when the solenoid coil is not energized. Inside the NC solenoid valve, there is an armature surrounded by a solenoid. A spring connects the armature to a plunger. When not energized, the plunger blocks the passage. When current is applied, a magnetic field is generated inside the solenoid valve, pulling the plunger up and opening the passage, allowing fluid to flow through. Once the current is turned off, the plunger returns to its original position, blocking the fluid flow. [21]

b. Pneumatic Valve

Pneumatic valves, or air-operated valves, use air pressure to control fluid flow, suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature conditions. They are used in the energy sector for oil, gas, and water control, in the chemical industry for reactors and storage tanks, and in medical devices like ventilators and gas supply systems.
*The principle of a pneumatic valve is simple: it opens when there is no air and closes when there is air. [22] Advantages Disadvantages A pneumatic valve consists of two main parts: the bottom mechanical device and the top pneumatic device. Inside the mechanical device is the valve disc, which moves up and down to open or close the valve, similar to a stop valve (ball valve). The valve is covered by a bonnet, which can be opened for internal maintenance. The mechanical device is connected to the top device by a vertical spindle with a pointer that indicates whether the valve is open or closed. The top device contains a pneumatic actuator. When gas is injected through the port, the air pressure compresses the diaphragm and spring, pushing the valve core down to close the passage, preventing fluid flow. Conversely, when air is released, the spring expands, the valve core moves up, and the passage opens, allowing fluid to flow through. [23][24]

4. Valve Recommendation - KOSCN the Fluid Control Valve Experts

KOSCN is an international fluid control product manufacturing company. Since , it has achieved multiple patents for automatic control valve products through professional technology, from R&D to design. Its sales network extends from its headquarters in China to overseas distributors.

KOSCN Scientific MV304 Electric Diaphragm Valve

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KOSCN's Control Valves MV series diaphragm valves feature a fully plastic exterior design. The smooth flow path design enhances flow capacity beyond standard products. This series offers manual, pneumatic, and electric control options to meet diverse customer needs. Additionally, the product matches international installation dimensions and supports position feedback and proportional control modules. | KOSCN Scientific MV304 Electric Diaphragm Valve The MV304 electric diaphragm valve features easy installation and maintenance, as well as high safety. Its automation module uses a clamp-type connection, making assembly and disassembly very convenient. The LED interface allows for easy user settings and monitoring. Additionally, KOSCN's product torque is independently verified to ensure product longevity. Connection types include socket weld, butt weld, and various standard interfaces. It supports multiple signal ranges: 4-20mA, 0-20mA, 0-5V, 1-5V, 2-10V, making it an excellent automatic valve with superior regulation performance.

KOSCN BV202 Pneumatic Ball Valve

The KOSCN BV series plastic ball valve is a standard product featuring an internationally common structural design with high flow capacity and low torque. It supports modular expansion for electric and pneumatic control, enabling intelligent applications. Additionally, it offers various functions including on/off control, regulation, signal feedback, automatic reset, and fault alarm. | KOSCN BV202 Pneumatic Ball Valve The KOSCN BV202-PRO pneumatic ball valve is a chemical type product with a full plastic casing. It is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and offers functions such as on/off, regulation, signal feedback, automatic reset, and fault alarm. The BV series comes with a position feedback switch and a positioner expansion module interface, making installation and operation easy. For safety, it features an overpressure margin design and a trapezoidal thread design for the union nuts to prevent disengagement, making it a safe and easy-to-operate ball valve.
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United States Plunger Valve Market Size and Forecast -

United States Plunger Valve Market: Key Highlights

• Segment Diversification and Industry Adoption: The US plunger valve market exhibits robust growth across sectors such as oil & gas, water treatment, and chemical processing, driven by increasing infrastructure investments and stringent regulatory standards emphasizing safety and efficiency. The demand for specialized, high-performance valves tailored to corrosive and high-pressure environments fuels innovation and market expansion.
• Competitive Landscape and Key Players: The market is characterized by the presence of established global players like Emerson, Flowserve, and Crane Co., alongside innovative regional manufacturers. Strategic collaborations, acquisitions, and R&D investments are pivotal in enhancing product portfolios, particularly in smart valves integrating IoT for real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance, thereby sharpening competitive edges.
• Adoption Challenges and Regulatory Shifts: Despite positive growth prospects, challenges such as supply chain disruptions, fluctuating raw material costs, and evolving safety regulations impact market stability. Compliance with EPA and OSHA standards necessitates continuous product innovation and adaptation, influencing the pace of market penetration.
• Future Opportunities and Application Developments: The rising adoption of automation and digitalization in industrial processes opens avenues for smart plunger valves, offering enhanced control and operational efficiency. Emerging applications in renewable energy sectors, like hydrogen and biofuels, present new growth opportunities aligned with environmental sustainability goals.
• Innovation Breakthroughs and Industry 4.0 Integration: Breakthroughs in industry-specific innovations, such as corrosion-resistant coatings and AI-driven predictive analytics, are transforming the market landscape. Integration of Industry 4.0 principles facilitates predictive maintenance, reduces downtime, and improves overall asset management, fostering a shift toward more intelligent, connected valve systems.
• Regional Growth Performance in : The US region demonstrated strong market penetration with increased adoption in upstream oil & gas and municipal water projects, supported by federal infrastructure funding and regulatory incentives for water conservation. Coastal and industrial hubs, especially Texas and California, continue to lead regional growth, capitalizing on technological advancements and market demand.

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Strategic Question 1: How are regulatory shifts and environmental standards influencing the innovation and adoption of advanced plunger valve solutions in the United States?

The evolution of environmental regulations enacted by agencies such as the EPA and OSHA significantly impacts the US plunger valve market. Stricter emission standards, safety protocols, and water management policies compel manufacturers to develop compliance-oriented, eco-friendly, and safer valve systems. For instance, innovations like corrosion-resistant coatings and leak-proof designs are driven by environmental mandates aimed at reducing hazardous discharges and operational risks. Additionally, the adoption of smart valves equipped with IoT-enabled sensors aligns with regulatory trends favoring real-time monitoring and data transparency for environmental compliance. As the US government increases investments in infrastructure resilience and sustainable water management, market players are compelled to innovate rapidly to meet these evolving standards, thus accelerating the integration of Industry 4.0 concepts into valve technology. This regulatory landscape presents a dual challenge and opportunity—companies that proactively align R&D strategies with regulatory requirements can gain a competitive edge, expand market share, and foster trust among end-users committed to sustainability and safety. Ultimately, regulatory shifts are not only shaping product development but also influencing market entry strategies, supply chain dynamics, and investment priorities within the US plunger valve industry.

Strategic Question 2: What are the key market penetration strategies for global and regional manufacturers aiming to capitalize on the rising demand for plunger valves in the United States’ burgeoning infrastructure and industrial sectors?

To effectively capitalize on the increasing demand, manufacturers must adopt comprehensive market penetration strategies that leverage technological innovation, strategic partnerships, and localized value propositions. In the US, where infrastructure upgrades and digital transformation initiatives are prioritized, offering smart, IoT-enabled plunger valves provides a competitive advantage by enhancing operational efficiency and predictive maintenance capabilities. Developing industry-specific solutions tailored to sectors like oil & gas, water utilities, and chemical industries enhances relevance and customer trust. Moreover, forming strategic alliances with local distributors, engineering firms, and regulatory bodies can accelerate market entry and facilitate compliance with regional standards. Market penetration can also be optimized through targeted marketing campaigns emphasizing safety, durability, and environmental compliance—core concerns for US stakeholders. Additionally, deploying flexible manufacturing and supply chain strategies to mitigate disruptions and raw material fluctuations is crucial for maintaining competitive pricing and delivery timelines. Emphasizing after-sales service, training, and digital support further consolidates customer relationships and fosters repeat business. As the US market continues to evolve, integrating innovative solutions aligned with environmental and safety standards, supported by data-driven decision-making, remains essential for manufacturers seeking substantial market share growth in this highly competitive landscape.

Top 10 Companies in the United States Plunger Valve Market

The United States Plunger Valve market is led by several key players known for their innovation, market share, and strategic growth initiatives. These top companies leverage advanced technologies, strong distribution networks, and customer-centric solutions to maintain competitive advantages. They focus heavily on R&D, partnerships, and acquisitions to expand product portfolios and penetrate new market segments. Many of these firms have a significant global presence but continue to prioritize U.S. operations due to strong domestic demand. With an emphasis on sustainability, digital transformation, and regulatory compliance, these companies consistently set industry benchmarks. Their ongoing investments in infrastructure, talent, and customer experience further solidify their leadership positions within the dynamic and evolving Plunger Valve market landscape.

• ASKA
• DAERYOONG
• GTA
• JOCH Valve
• AVINTOS
• Staiger
• MAGWEN
• MIYAWAKI
• T & S
• DAYTON
• Schneider Electric
• HONEYWELL
• Bacharach
• Graco
• BRAY VALVES
• GC Valves
• Clippard
• Parker
• Clemco
• Axxiom
• Texas Pneumatic
• Jvlong Intelligent
• Pans

Emerging Trends and Growth Opportunities in the United States Plunger Valve Market

The United States Plunger Valve market is undergoing significant transformation driven by technological advancements, evolving consumer preferences, and regulatory shifts. Key emerging trends include increased adoption of digital solutions, integration of AI and automation, and a growing emphasis on sustainability and ESG initiatives. Consumers are demanding more personalized, efficient, and ethical offerings, prompting companies to innovate across product lines and business models. Additionally, shifts in demographics and urbanization are creating new demand patterns, while government incentives and policy reforms are unlocking fresh investment opportunities. Growth is particularly strong in niche segments, with startups and disruptors introducing agile, tech-enabled services. As competition intensifies, companies that prioritize innovation, data-driven strategies, and customer engagement are best positioned to capitalize on these evolving opportunities.

Scope and Regional Insights of the United States Plunger Valve Industry

The United States Plunger Valve industry encompasses a broad range of products, services, and technologies that cater to both consumer and industrial markets. The industry is characterized by strong domestic demand, robust infrastructure, and a high level of innovation. Regionally, growth is uneven, with major metropolitan areas and coastal states—such as California, Texas, and New York—leading in terms of investment, production, and market penetration. The Midwest and Southeast are emerging as strategic hubs due to lower operational costs, skilled labor, and favorable regulatory environments. Regional differences in consumer behavior, economic development, and access to technology continue to shape market dynamics. Overall, the industry’s scope remains expansive, with opportunities concentrated in high-growth urban corridors and innovation-driven regions.

• United States (Israel, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt)

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1. What is the current size and growth potential of the United States Plunger Valve Market?

Answer: United States Plunger Valve Market size was valued at USD 0.8 Billion in and is projected to reach USD 1.4 Billion by , growing at a CAGR of 7.5% from to .

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Answer: ASKA, DAERYOONG, GTA, JOCH Valve, AVINTOS, Staiger, MAGWEN, MIYAWAKI, T & S, DAYTON, Schneider Electric, HONEYWELL, Bacharach, Graco, BRAY VALVES, GC Valves, Clippard, Parker, Clemco, Axxiom, Texas Pneumatic, Jvlong Intelligent, Pans are the Major players in the Patient Engagement Solutions Market.

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1. United States Plunger Valve Market Overview

• Product Definition
• Segment by Type
• Segment by Application
• Segment by Material
• Segment by Size
• Segment by End-User Industry
• United States Market Growth Prospects
• Assumptions and Limitations

2. Market Competition by Manufacturers

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• United States Key Players of Industry Ranking, VS VS
• United States Market Share by Company Type (Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3)
• United States Average Price by Manufacturers (-)
• United States Key Manufacturers of Manufacturing Base Distribution and Headquarters
• United States Key Manufacturers of Product Offered and Application
• United States Key Manufacturers of Date of Enter into This Industry
• Market Competitive Situation and Trends
• Mergers & Acquisitions, Expansion

3. Production by Region

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• United States Market Price Analysis by Region (-) 3.6 United States Production and Value, Year-over-Year Growth

4. Consumption by Region

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• North America

5. United States Plunger Valve Market Outlook

• Overview
• Market Dynamics
• Drivers
• Restraints
• Opportunities
• Porters Five Force Model
• Value Chain Analysis 

6. Segment by Type

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7. Segment by Application

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9. Segment by Size

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10. Segment by End-User Industry

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11. Key Companies Profiled: ASKA, DAERYOONG, GTA, JOCH Valve, AVINTOS, Staiger, MAGWEN, MIYAWAKI, T & S, DAYTON, Schneider Electric, HONEYWELL, Bacharach, Graco, BRAY VALVES, GC Valves, Clippard, Parker, Clemco, Axxiom, Texas Pneumatic, Jvlong Intelligent, Pans

12. Industry Chain and Sales Channels Analysis

• Industry Chain Analysis
• Key Raw Materials
• Production Mode & Process
• Sales and Marketing
• Customers

13. Research Findings and Conclusion

14. Methodology and Data Source

• Methodology/Research Approach
• Data Source
• Author List
• Disclaimer

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