Integrated Pressure Reducing Valve Housing

The integrated pressure reducing valve housing is a high-strength, corrosion-resistant, customized product widely used in various industrial equipment requiring stable pressure control. Its design features integrate multiple functional areas of the housing (such as inlet and outlet interfaces, sealing surfaces, and support structures) into a single structure, reducing the complexity of welding or assembly and thus improving the reliability and stability of the equipment. These housings require customized manufacturing based on the customer's equipment structure, valve design, and operating conditions to ensure compatibility with different pressures, temperatures, and operating environments.
In terms of material selection, aluminum alloy or aluminum-zinc alloy are typically used as the main materials. Aluminum alloy offers good mechanical strength and corrosion resistance, suitable for withstanding impact and friction during long-term operation, while its lightweight properties help reduce the overall weight of the equipment. Aluminum-zinc alloy, with its higher hardness and wear resistance, is widely used in more demanding working environments, effectively extending equipment life and reducing maintenance costs.
Integrated pressure reducing valve housings are typically manufactured using a combination of die casting, CNC machining, and precision assembly. Precise die casting ensures the overall dimensional stability and high structural accuracy of the housing, while guaranteeing the fit accuracy of each interface and sealing surface. CNC machining is used for precise processing of critical parts such as threaded holes, interfaces, and sealing surfaces, ensuring sealing and reliability after assembly.