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Latest Product: We have a complete line of V-Port Ball Valves, V-Ball, V-seat and slotted seat control valves providing precision throttling control for a wide range of applications. As with our standard ball valves, V-characterized seated valves offer equal percentage flow characteristics. The slotted seated valves have an inherent linear flow characteristic.
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STAINLESS STEEL PNEUMATIC ACTUATORS Series SSPA-10 (Stainless Steel Pneumatic Actuator Body Design) With a durable stainless steel body and manufactured to NAMUR standards and the option to add a solenoid valve, this actuator will continue to perform under time and pressure. Each pneumatic actuator comes with a complete spring pack (which contains 6 springs per pack). The benefits of using a stainless steel actuator is a corrosion resistance surface - resistance to most corrosive materials. There is no lubrication needed for this series of actuators with a very simple maintenance and configuration cycle. |
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ACTUATED INDUSTRIAL KNIFE GATE VALVES Series 4000 (Automated - Stainless Steel/Carbon Steel Knife Gate Valve) The heavy duty stainless steel (or carbon steel) pneumatic/hydraulic actuated knife gate valve is an ideal solution for mining, power, pulp/paper, waster water and chemical industries. UHMW, PTFE Polypropylene liner and seat provide bi-directional tight shut-off. Stainless steel gate and stem are corrosion resistant and made for valve durability. Special allows and coatings are available by request. Our superior packing arrangement provides drastically better sealing and performance in high cycle applications. |
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STAINLESS STEEL BUTTERFLY VALVES Series 1400 (RTFE & Stainless Steel Butterfly Valve Body) The stainless steel butterfly features a investment stainless steel body and disc. Stem sealing is accomplished by utilizing the seat as the primary seal. The back up ring keeps the seal stationary. This butterfly valve is also designed with an anti-static pin and spring to eliminate any possible static discharge due to the isolation of the stem and disc from the valve body. |
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