The quality of forged steel parts is higher than that of cast steel parts, and they can withstand the impact of beatings. The plasticity, toughness, and other mechanical properties are higher than those of cast steel parts. The diameter of cast steel gate valves is generally not more than DN80, and most of them are reduced-diameter designs. Compared with cast steel gate valves of the same diameter, the flow rate is slightly lower, but the pressure and temperature range they can withstand are higher than those of cast steel valves, and the sealing performance is much better than that of cast steel gate valves, and the service life is longer. The flow direction of the medium is not restricted like other gate valves.

There are two main types of forged steel check valves: forged steel swing check valves and forged steel lift check valves. The quality of forged steel parts is higher than that of cast steel parts, and they can withstand large impact forces. Their plasticity, toughness, and other mechanical properties are also higher than those of cast steel parts.

The quality of forged steel parts is higher than that of cast steel parts, and they can withstand large impact forces. Their plasticity, toughness, and other mechanical properties are higher than those of cast steel parts. The diameter of forged steel stop valves is generally not more than DN80, and most of them are reduced-diameter designs. Compared with cast steel stop valves of the same diameter, the flow rate is slightly lower, but the pressure and temperature range they can withstand are higher than those of cast steel valves, and their sealing performance is much better than that of cast steel stop valves, and their service life is longer. Like other stop valves, they are subject to the restrictions of the flow direction of the medium. Forged steel stop valves can be divided into straight-through stop valves (type stop valves) and direct-flow stop valves (Y-type stop valves) according to installation positions.