Bravely venturing into overseas markets is the current path for enterprise development.

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2020-02-08

　　With the development of China’s economy, the valve industry has also become increasingly technology-driven. Nowadays, people are no longer limited to conventional valves; more and more industries are turning to stainless steel flanged ball valves. At the same time, compared with other types of valves, stainless steel flanged ball valves have lower installation costs, higher operational efficiency, greater energy and resource conservation, and easier maintenance and upkeep. As such, this type of valve has become an indispensable component in automated control systems and is gradually emerging as the mainstream product in the valve market. However, due to the industry’s low level of concentration, numerous adverse factors have arisen, including technological backwardness, cutthroat price competition, and a lack of influential brands—factors that have thus far prevented China’s vast valve market from truly reaching its full potential. Building a strong corporate image or brand loyalty through long-term advertising campaigns and customer service has become one of the primary barriers for potential competitors entering the industry. In particular, manufacturers of ball valves, gate valves, stainless steel flanged ball valves, and butterfly valves find themselves facing significant challenges: new entrants must invest considerable time and resources to overcome existing customer brand loyalty and establish their own product—or brand—image. Stainless steel flanged ball valves not only serve as on-off switches but can also function as regulating valves, allowing precise adjustment of valve positions. Such multifunctional, energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective products are bound to become market favorites. In the United States alone, at least 172 manufacturing companies produce one or more key hydroelectric components, including turbines, generators, transformers, pressure pipelines, sluice gates, and valves. According to newly released data, as the valve market is still largely new rather than replacement-driven, its demand potential and explosive growth could be truly remarkable. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) focuses heavily on infrastructure development along the Belt and Road countries—including water, electricity, gas, and heating projects—which precisely highlights the critical role valves play in these sectors. With India’s population of 1.28 billion people presenting such immense appeal, the growth figures for both infrastructure and consumer markets are undeniable. Early entrants from Europe, the U.S., Japan, and South Korea have already achieved great success there. Thus, for businesspeople, India has become an inevitable—and essential—choice.

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