What is the difference between male thread type safety valve and female thread safety valve?
Female threads are generally tapered or cylindrical, and their specifications, sizes and parameters depend on the model and specifications of the safety valve. Male threads are generally cylindrical threads, and their specifications, size and parameters also depend on the model and specifications of the safety valve.
Overview
Differences in occasions of use:
Female threads are mainly used for connecting the internal components of safety valves.
Male threads are mainly used for connecting the external pipelines and equipments of safety valves.
Differences in connection methods:
Female threads are usually threaded and tightened with hexagon socket head screws or other tools at the connection of internal components.
Male threads are usually connected with threaded washers or sealing gaskets, and are tightened with wrenches and other tools at the connection of pipes or equipment.
Differences in the scope of action:
The scope of action of the female thread is mainly in the internal safety valve.
The scope of action of the male thread covers both the internal and external parts of the safety valve.
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