Gas appliance components · precision metalwork

Control components built around the fuel system.

Brass and aluminum gas-stove valves, ignition-valve assemblies and custom-machined fuel-delivery components—developed from the appliance interface, not selected by appearance alone.

MATERIAL 01BRASS

Machined valve bodies, ports, threads, sealing surfaces and precision fittings.

MATERIAL 02ALUMINUM

Lower-weight valve bodies and custom-machined flow-control components.

SCOPEOEM

Drawing-based, sample-based and appliance-interface development.

2 materials brass and aluminum platformsAutomated volume machining workflowGas + liquid fuel project-specific applicationsDrawing / sample development pathways

What does Joelwave supply?

Joelwave supplies aluminium and brass gas-control valves and ignition components for household and commercial gas appliances. Valve selection is based on gas type, inlet pressure, mounting dimensions, shaft structure, outlet configuration, burner arrangement and ignition requirements.

Compatibility should be confirmed using drawings, samples or appliance installation data rather than appearance alone. Buyers can start with the SA-032AG aluminium piezo ignition valve, the KB5 brass wok-burner valve, or send an existing component for an OEM interface review.

45° pilot connection. Built for wok stoves.

An angled pilot-tube outlet helps clear the stove cover without a clearance bend. Fully automated machining, assembly and testing. 100–250 kPa · 230 g.

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SA-032AG aluminium piezo ignition gas valve with 45-degree pilot connection

SA-032AG or KB5?

These are different valve platforms. Use the confirmed data below as a starting point, then verify the final connections, mounting and burner interface before ordering.

Comparison of SA-032AG and KB5 gas-stove valve platforms
Selection pointSA-032AGKB5
ApplicationMedium-pressure, high-output wok stovesMedium-pressure, high-output wok stoves
FunctionGas flow, flame adjustment and piezo ignitionGas flow and flame adjustment
Usual operating inlet pressure100–250 kPa≥100 kPa
IgnitionYes · piezo ignitionNo
Flame-failure protectionTo be confirmed for the specific configurationNo
Known features45° pilot-tube connectionLPG · hose-barb inlet for a rubber gas hose
Confirmed testingTest conditions to be confirmed for the quoted configurationEvery set leak-tested at 250 kPa for 15 seconds
Minimum order quantityTo be confirmed with quotation500 sets

The 250 kPa value shown for KB5 is its factory leak-test pressure, not its rated operating pressure. Unconfirmed fields are intentionally identified for project review.

Start with the valve. Expand into the complete flow path.

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Gas stove ignition valves

Brass and aluminum valve platforms for overseas gas-cooker projects, with shaft, port, ignition and safety interfaces confirmed against the appliance.

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Precision valve bodies

CNC-turned and multi-operation brass or aluminum bodies for customers who provide a drawing, sample or required installation interface.

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Fuel-delivery components

Tubes, nozzles, connectors, manifolds and machined flow components for gas, ethanol, vegetable-oil and other fuel-appliance development.

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Matched OEM assemblies

Valve bodies can be evaluated together with switches, shafts, fittings, tubes and the target burner system instead of as an isolated catalogue part.

Explore ignition valves and matched tubing.

Browse reference configurations, identify a suitable starting point and send the code with your drawing or sample.

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Twin aluminum gas stove ignition valve reference configuration

KB5, KB8 and 7B for commercial wok stoves.

Explore brass valve assemblies for medium-pressure, high-output burners. Compare product views and request a configuration matched to your stove.

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KB5 brass medium-pressure gas valve for a high-output wok burner

Automation matters when every port and sealing surface must repeat.

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Material preparation

Confirm alloy, incoming form and the component characteristics that must be controlled.

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Automated machining

Coordinate turning, drilling, threading, port creation and repeatable multi-operation production.

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Critical inspection

Define dimensions, threads, ports, sealing surfaces and the records required for the order.

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Assembly & testing

Agree component assembly, leakage or flow checks and batch evidence before volume production.

See the machining, assembly and testing.

Real footage from our manufacturing partner shows automated machining, operator-assisted assembly and dedicated test equipment. The clips show different processes and do not imply that every model uses the same production route.

Automatic plug-component milling

Automated milling of plug components used in aluminum gas valves.

Inside the assembly workshop

A factory-floor view of the assembly area and workstation layout.

Operator-assisted valve assembly

Close-up footage of components being assembled by an operator using powered tools.

Automatic aluminum-valve leak testing

The aluminum-valve test shown uses 8 kPa for 10 seconds. These are test conditions for this process, not a working-pressure rating or a specification for every valve model.

Automatic ignition endurance testing

Repeated operation of ignition-valve mechanisms to count successful ignition events. Model-specific cycle targets and results are confirmed separately.

Cartons reinforced with wooden frames.

Valve shipments use cartons with external wooden reinforcement to help protect heavy, precision components against handling impacts and compression. Packing quantities, dimensions and weights are confirmed for each order.

KB5 accessory carton protected by an external wooden frame
External wooden reinforcement around a carton of KB5 accessories.
Batch of cartons with wooden frames staged on pallets
Wood-reinforced cartons staged for shipment. Labels and weights relate to the photographed shipment.

Matching direct inner-ring ignition for a tabletop stove.

A Vietnamese manufacturer's project: electrode positioning, protected ignition leads, sample discharge checks and production feedback.

Read the illustrated project case →

Send the system requirements before asking for the final price.

A similar-looking valve can have a different shaft, gas path, ignition interface, pressure range or sealing system. The following information helps us determine whether an existing platform can be matched or a custom part is required.

01 · Gas type
Specify LPG, natural gas or another fuel.
02 · Actual inlet pressure
Provide the pressure used by the appliance.
03 · Existing valve photos
Include clear views of all sides and connection points.
04 · Mounting-hole spacing
Provide centre-to-centre dimensions and mounting details.
05 · Shaft
Confirm shaft dimensions and rotation angle.
06 · Connections
Identify the inlet and outlet connection types and sizes.
07 · Main-jet diameter
State the confirmed nozzle-orifice diameter.
08 · Burner arrangement
Show the burner, nozzle positions and gas-flow layout.
09 · Ignition method
Confirm piezo, pulse ignition or another method.
10 · Pilot flame
State whether a pilot flame is required.
11 · Flame-failure protection
State whether a flame-failure protection interface is required.
12 · Estimated annual quantity
Provide the expected annual demand and initial order quantity.

Machining capability does not make one component universal.

Material compatibility, pressure, temperature, sealing system, fuel composition, appliance interface, testing method and destination-market compliance must be reviewed for every application. Joelwave does not describe an unverified component as suitable for all gases, fuels or appliances.

What to confirm before requesting a sample.

Which information is required to match a gas stove valve?

Please provide the fuel or gas family, inlet pressure, inlet and outlet interfaces, shaft dimensions, mounting arrangement, ignition-switch requirement, flame-failure interface, target appliance, annual volume and destination market. A drawing or physical sample is strongly preferred.

Are both brass and aluminum valve bodies available?

Yes. The manufacturing platform supports brass and aluminum machining. Material selection must be confirmed against the fuel, pressure, temperature, corrosion environment, sealing system, target cost and applicable requirements.

Can you copy an existing valve from a sample?

A sample can be used for initial dimensional and interface evaluation. The customer should also confirm ownership or authorization for any protected design. Critical dimensions, materials, sealing surfaces and acceptance tests are agreed before tooling or pilot production.

Can the factory manufacture parts outside gas cookers?

Yes. The same machining capability may support valve bodies, connectors, nozzles, manifolds and delivery tubes for other fuel-burning or fluid-control equipment. Suitability is evaluated project by project rather than claimed as universal.

What quality evidence can be agreed for an order?

Depending on the component, the order can define incoming-material records, dimensional inspection, thread and port checks, sealing-surface inspection, leakage or flow testing, assembly checks and batch traceability. The exact method and acceptance criteria must be confirmed before production.

Are prices shown online?

No. Pricing depends on material, dimensions, machining operations, tolerances, purchased components, testing, tooling, packaging and volume. Joelwave prepares a confidential quotation after the technical scope is reviewed.

Send a drawing, sample photo or appliance interface.

Include the medium, pressure, material preference, critical dimensions, testing requirement, destination market and expected annual quantity. We will identify the missing technical questions before quotation.