The brake handle has the following advantages:

Simple structure: The structure of the brake handle is relatively simple, composed of gate plate, seat and valve stem. This simple construction makes the brake handle easy to manufacture, install and maintain.

Good sealing: A good seal is formed between the gate and the seat, which can effectively prevent the leakage of the medium. Therefore, the brake handle is widely used in the need for higher sealing.

Small circulation resistance: When the gate is fully open, the circulation channel inside the gate is straight, and the circulation resistance is relatively small. This helps to reduce energy consumption and improve the efficiency of the system.

Strong corrosion resistance: the brake is usually made of corrosion-resistant materials, such as stainless steel, cast steel, etc. This makes the brake handle with strong corrosion resistance, suitable for the control and regulation of corrosive media.

High temperature and high pressure resistance: The material and structure of the brake handle make it able to withstand high temperature and pressure. This enables the brake handle to work reliably under high temperature and high pressure conditions.

Easy to operate: the operation of the brake is usually rotated or pushed and pulled, and the operation is relatively simple. It also provides an intuitive opening indication so that the user can easily understand how open the valve is.

In summary, the brake handle has the advantages of simple structure, good sealing, small flow resistance, strong corrosion resistance, high temperature and high pressure resistance and easy operation. These advantages make the brake handle widely used in various fields of valve control systems.