Samson Pfeiffer Ball Valves are commonly used in the chemical, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, and biotech industries, especially where corrosive or ultra-pure media are involved.

They are typically lined with PTFE, PFA, or PVDF, offering excellent chemical resistance and ensuring compatibility with aggressive and high-purity media.

Yes, these valves can be fitted with pneumatic or electric actuators, allowing for seamless integration into automated process systems.

Absolutely. Their non-porous linings and clean internal designs make them ideal for processes that require strict hygiene and contamination control.

Each model is tailored to a specific function:

• BR20a: General-purpose ball valve with full lining.

• BR26a: Compact design with robust shut-off features.

• BR22a: Bottom drain valve for complete vessel or pipeline emptying.

Yes, many models feature full bore construction, allowing unrestricted flow and minimal pressure drop across the valve.

They are available in a wide range of sizes, typically from DN15 to DN150, depending on the model and application.

Yes, the PFA and PTFE linings offer excellent thermal stability, allowing use in a wide range of temperatures commonly found in process industries.

They can be supplied with flanged, threaded, or custom connections, and some are specifically designed for glass pipeline integration.

They combine German engineering precision, seamless linings, and modular design, all backed by the global reputation of the Samson Group.

While primarily designed for corrosive and clean media, certain models can handle lightly abrasive fluids, depending on process conditions.

They are manufactured by Pfeiffer Chemie-Armaturenbau GmbH, part of the Samson Group, known for its high standards of valve engineering and production quality in Germany.