In recent years, domestic policies and economic conditions have improved, providing favorable development conditions for the valve industry. At present, in the domestic valve market, except for low-pressure valves that have reached international standards, high-pressure valves still rely on foreign imports. Improving the level and grade of valve products has become the primary issue for the future development of China's valve industry. The sluggish valve industry has led to the backwardness of domestic valve products, which is an important factor restricting the development of valve products in China. In addition, factors such as outdated equipment technology, low level of specialization, and small market size are also one of the constraints on the development of the valve industry.

In recent years, China's valve industry has entered a period of rapid development, and the "threshold" of the valve industry has been continuously raised. It has become the largest valve processing center in Asia and one of the world's largest valve markets. However, the per capita consumption level of valve products in China is not high in the world, currently only $22 per capita. But with the rise of power plant valves, chemical valves, valve building materials, and food valves, it is evident that the valve industry has a broad prospect and an attractive market.

In agricultural production, various types of agricultural greenhouse films, plastic films, agricultural water-saving ball valves, valves and equipment, and other valves and pipelines are increasingly being used, solving considerable demand for valves and pipelines for drinking water for humans and livestock. The demand for various valves and pipelines in urban construction has also significantly increased. Automotive manufacturing also uses valves to manufacture automotive components. The increase in the use of nuclear power plant valves has stimulated the development of the valve industry market.

For the domestic valve industry, there is also a significant gap between inland and coastal areas. The inland valve industry has a low starting point, small scale, low degree of specialization, and low degree of marketization. These have all widened the gap between inland and coastal areas. This has led to an imbalance in the development of the domestic valve industry.

The domestic valve industry must overcome current difficulties, break through bottlenecks, seek new development space, and introduce advanced equipment and technology from abroad to arm itself. To stand firm in the fierce competition, corresponding measures must be taken. It is reported that in the future, foreign investment will gradually enter the Chinese valve industry, which will undoubtedly be a powerful stimulus for the domestic valve industry.

With the diversification and deepening of development trends in related industrial fields, the identity of valve products has gradually expanded from being the protagonist of daily necessities to a broader industrial field, and the high-tech field has put forward higher requirements for valve products. At the same time, the environmental protection, recycling, and reuse tasks of various waste valve products will also become increasingly challenging.