3 Way Diverter Valve

Corrosion
Resistant
Leak Tight
Sealing
Automated
Operation
Low Maintenance
Long Life

Alis Valves is a trusted 3 Way Diverter Valve Manufacturer & Supplier in India, offering precision-engineered valves for efficient flow diversion and mixing in industrial process systems. Designed with L-Port or T-Port configurations, these valves provide reliable switching between three flow paths, bubble-tight sealing, low operating torque, and minimal pressure loss. They are widely used in chemical processing, oil & gas, water treatment, pharmaceutical, food & beverage, power generation, HVAC, and industrial automation applications.

Specifications

Size Range

DN15 to DN300 (½" to 12")

Body Material

Carbon Steel (WCB), SS304, SS316, SS316L

Seat Material

PTFE, RPTFE, PEEK, Metal Seat (Application Dependent)

Temperature Range

-29°C to +250°C (Depending on Seat Material)

Design Standards

API 6D, API 608, ASME B16.34, ISO 17292, ISO 5211

Pressure Rating

PN16, PN25, PN40 / ANSI Class 150, 300 & 600

Ball Material

SS304, SS316

End Connection

Flanged, Threaded, Butt Weld, Socket Weld

Leakage Standard

API 598 / ISO 5208

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Frequently Ask Questions

A 3 Way Diverter Valve is a three-port valve designed to redirect process flow between different pipelines or outlets. A common configuration allows one inlet to be connected to either of two outlets, depending on the valve position.
Alis Valves is a 3 Way Diverter Valve manufacturer and supplier in India, providing flow-routing solutions for chemical, water treatment, oil & gas, pharmaceutical, food & beverage, HVAC and industrial process applications. The valves can be configured with suitable manual, pneumatic or electric actuation and automation accessories.
The internal ball, plug, disc or other flow element changes position to establish the required connection between the three ports. For example: Position 1: Port A → Port B Position 2: Port A → Port C The actual flow pattern depends on the valve's internal configuration.
Potential problems include: Seat wear Leakage Actuator failure Incorrect actuator sizing Solenoid malfunction Incorrect port configuration Corrosion Valve blockage Incorrect installation
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