Ball check valves are used to prevent the reverse flow of fluid media and are usually installed in pipeline systems to ensure that fluids can only flow in one direction and prevent pipeline pressure from flowing back. The main component of the ball check valve is a ball, which can rotate freely inside the valve. One end seal of the ball is usually in close contact with the sealing ring of the valve seat to ensure that there is no leakage when the valve is closed. When the fluid medium is normal along the pipeline When flowing, the ball is pushed by the fluid pressure, causing the ball to separate from the sealing ring of the valve seat. The valve remains open and the fluid can flow freely. However, once the fluid attempts to flow backward, the weight of the ball and the pressure of the medium will cause the ball to automatically rotate until the sealing ring of the valve seat on the sealing end surface of the ball is tightly fitted, thereby preventing the medium from flowing back. In this way, the ball check valve automatically closes, preventing the reverse flow of the medium.