Tag: butterfly valves

Severe application and high demands for butterfly valves makes Wouter Witzel’s product an ideal choice Scrubber systems require valves made out of high-grade materials.

A team of experts has discovered that using valves that are two sizes smaller ‘than normally specified’ will not reduce performance with multiphase applications.

Valve and pump manufacturer KSB Group, a global company with numerous locations throughout the Americas, has recently launched the new Aporis double-offset butterfly valve with elastomer sealing element.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a contract worth $3.6 million to J.R. Merit Inc. for the supply of replacement penstock butterfly valves to be used at the 49-MW Lost Creek hydropower project on Oregon’s Rouge River.

Center Line® 200 Resilient Seated Butterfly Valves from Crane ChemPharma & Energy are now NSF-61 & NSF-372 certified for potable water and lead-free service. Certification to NSF/ANSI Standard 61 ensures that a product meets the regulatory requirements for the US and Canada, and it can often fulfill the testing requirements for many other countries as well.

The leading global manufacturer of custom fabricated butterfly valves and dampers today announced that Ms. Margaret Hatala has been named as the company’s new president. This is part of a seamless transition that will see current owner and President, David Hatala, promoted to the position of Chairman.

Neptune Benson, the water filtration and disinfection company that services the aquatics, industrial and municipal markets, has announced that Mr. Emmett Jorgensen has joined the company in the role of Corporate Director of Marketing.

The company that produces components for the regulation and interception of fluids and gases, Bonomi, has introduced its New Valbia® Series 86 quarter-turn electric actuator which features a powder-coated aluminum body, steel and techno-polymer gears, hardened steel pinions and self-lubricating bushings for long, reliable service in heavy industrial settings.

Flowserve Corporation, a provider of flow control products and services for the global infrastructure markets, has announced that its operation in Brazil has been selected to supply all ball sector control valves, ball valves and butterfly valves for the new Klabin mill (Project Puma) located in the city of Ortigueira, Paraná state, southern Brazil.

The Garlock family of companies announced the return of their original line of butterfly valves and the launch of new product.