Tag: IMI

The project will upgrade legacy IMI valves with new anti-surge valves to increase both system reliability and efficiency, while also driving improved environmental performance.

IMI plc has announced the appointment of Roby Buyung as the new President of Process Automation, effective immediately.

IMI has unveiled what is believed to be one of the first high integrity pressure protection system (HIPPS) to protect against overpressure propagation during the hydrogen post-production process.

IMI is launching its first control valve for urea plants, which is set to be installed at one of the major fertilizer plants in the MEA region for the first time later this year.

With rapidly demanding dynamic performance requirements and targets for reducing plant emissions placing compressor equipment at risk of damage, proven anti-surge and compressor recycle valve technology is set to help the oil and gas industry avoid disruptive and costly unplanned compressor damage and consequently downtime. 

A world leader in flow control solutions, IMI Critical Engineering, has launched IMI Insyt, a new digital service to improve performance, reliability, and efficiency in industrial plants.

IMI Critical Engineering recently helped a new client quickly find a solution to a complex set of requirements utilizing newly developed water injection choke valves.Our client in the oil and gas industry was having significant problems with reliability, noise, and capacity with the installed valves that they had in place.

IMI plc, a world-leading provider of flow control solutions, announces the proposed acquisition of PBM Inc., a leading US-based producer of high-quality valves.

IMI Precision Engineering, a manufacturer of valves with manufacturing facilities in the US, Mexico and Brazil, has extended its J50 spring loaded regulator range, which now offers an extended temperature range, able to operate safely from -50°C to +150°C.

Enabling stable flow control in the ml range, a new proportional 16 mm Fasprop valve from IMI Precision Engineering - with branches in the US, Mexico and Brazil - has been launched to increase gas chromatography (GC) repeatability and to improve the detection limit of the instruments.