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The “El Cuchillo” Dam, located about 60 miles Northeast of Monterrey, Mexico is one of the largest dams in Northern Mexico.

The “El Cuchillo” Dam, located about 60 miles Northeast of Monterrey, Mexico is one of the largest dams in Northern Mexico.

Channel Islands Beach Community Services District (District) provides water, sanitation, and garbage collection services to approximately 10,000 people in the Channel Islands Harbor area.

When Vesconite Bearings’ team visited knife-gate valve manufacturer A.C.Valves to fully understand how its client was using low-friction wear-resistant Vesconite polymer guide strips in knife gates, the company was manufacturing two valves for a South African gold mine that had experienced a break-down.

When faced with the need to join two fluid lines that must occasionally be separated, the system designer has many options to consider.

Warrington Township in Pennsylvania is home to 25,000 residents and over 375 businesses. The Township’s water comes from seven wells and five interconnections from another water supply district.

Maintaining complex systems in the OEM industry can oftentimes be a challenge, particularly when something goes wrong that causes automatic systems to leak.

Nearly 40 years ago, Leslie Controls had the privilege of installing critical valves across the entire fleet of nuclear power plants for a major power generation company in Asia. The valves worked flawlessly over those many decades and continue to work without problems.

A leading steel producing company having trouble maintaining the necessary reducing atmosphere in it’s continuous galvanizing preheat furnace turns to the combustion control gas valve actuator for a solution.

One of the largest independent refiners in the U.S. experienced several costly failures on the plant’s main natural gas supply valve.