Electric Ceramic Ball Valve

Corrosion
Resistant
Leak Tight
Sealing
Automated
Operation
Low Maintenance
Long Life

Alis Valves offers Electric Ceramic Ball Valves designed for automated flow isolation and control of highly abrasive, corrosive, and chemically aggressive media. Ceramic wetted components provide excellent wear and corrosion resistance, while the electric actuator enables reliable remote and automatic valve operation.

Product Specifications and Overview

ALIS Valves offers Electric Ceramic Ball Valves designed for automated flow isolation and control in industrial processes that require wear resistance and reliable operation. These valves combine a ceramic ball or ceramic-lined wetted components, depending on the design, with an electric actuator that operates the valve using an electrical control signal. The ceramic components provide high hardness and resistance to abrasion from particles and selected corrosive process media, helping reduce wear in compatible applications. The electric actuator enables remote operation and integration with suitable control panels, automation systems and process control equipment, reducing the need for manual operation. Available configurations may include different valve body materials, ceramic grades, sealing arrangements, end connections and actuator options to suit specified operating requirements.

Electric Ceramic Ball Valves are suitable for compatible applications in mining, mineral processing, chemical processing, cement plants, power generation and other industries handling abrasive fluids or wear-intensive process media. Depending on the valve construction and material selection, they may be specified for selected liquids, slurries and process fluids within the valve’s rated pressure and temperature limits. Key selection factors include valve size, connection type, process media, operating pressure, temperature range, ceramic material, sealing compatibility, actuator voltage, control signal and required opening or closing time. For automated installations, buyers should also consider the actuator’s torque rating, duty cycle, environmental protection and compatibility with the plant’s control system. Since ceramic components can be vulnerable to sudden impact and thermal shock, the valve must be selected according to actual process conditions. Choosing the appropriate electric ceramic ball valve helps provide automated operation, improved resistance to abrasive wear and dependable flow isolation in suitable industrial applications.

Size Range

DN15 to DN300 (½" to 12")

Actuator Type

Quarter Turn Electric Actuator

Body Material

WCB, Carbon Steel, SS304, SS316, Duplex Steel

Ball Material

High Purity Ceramic (Zirconia / Alumina)

Seat Material

Ceramic / PTFE (Application Based)

Supply Voltage

24V AC/DC, 110V AC, 220V AC, 415V AC

Temperature Range

-20°C to +250°C (Higher on request)

Electric Ceramic Ball Valve

Industries Served

Cement

Cement

Engineered valve solutions tailored for critical Cement operating processes.

Chemical

Chemical

Engineered valve solutions tailored for critical Chemical operating processes.

Data centres

Data centres

Engineered valve solutions tailored for critical Data centres operating processes.

Fertilizer

Fertilizer

Engineered valve solutions tailored for critical Fertilizer operating processes.

Applications

Ammonia

Ammonia

Industrial Valves for Ammonia Applications Industrial valves used in ammonia systems are selected according…

CO₂

CO₂

High-performance flow automation engineered for CO₂ operations.

Compressed Air

Compressed Air

High-performance flow automation engineered for Compressed Air operations.

Cryogenic

Cryogenic

High-performance flow automation engineered for Cryogenic operations.

Frequently Ask Questions

An Electric Ceramic Ball Valve is a ball valve with ceramic wetted components and an electric actuator for automatic flow isolation or control. It is suitable for abrasive and corrosive media.
Alis Valves manufactures and supplies Electric Ceramic Ball Valves for automated handling of abrasive, corrosive, and demanding industrial media.
Yes. Ceramic ball and seat surfaces provide strong resistance to abrasion and erosion, making the valve suitable for many slurry applications.
They are used for controlling abrasive slurry, corrosive chemicals, powders, and aggressive process fluids in demanding industrial systems.
Consider media abrasiveness, chemical compatibility, valve size, pressure, temperature, required torque, power supply, and control type.