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Wainbee Limited knows that precision control is a vital requirement for many industrial applications. This is why the company supplies a variety of tools and equipment that give users exacting control of their machinery.

Since the 1990’s, two types of epoxy coatings have been commonly specified and used for iron valves in the waterworks industry: fusion bonded epoxy and liquid epoxy.

The Rotolok roundhead valves consist of a cast body and inlet flanges with an internal cast dome and inflatable seal. The castings are CNC machined to ensure that the seal is properly seated and presses uniformly against the dome when inflated.

When it comes to maintaining critical equipment like valves and pumps, Chemtrade Plant Manager Robert Bishop relies on using modern technologies like ultrasound, thermography, and vibration analysis to determine the cost and impact of failures, a system that works in large and small facilities. By Michelle Segrest - Contributing Editor

Conval, a manufacturer of severe-service valves, has recently introduced a line of clampseal throttling valves. The valves are appropriate for use in applications that require accurate repeatable flow control and dependable shutoff.

The ThermOmegaTech® IC/SP valve can prevent safety hazards to plant personnel that can occur through solar radiation or overheating caused by steam or electric tracing resulting in extremely high temperatures at the point of use.

NIBCO INC. completed the acquisition of Milwaukee Valve Company at the end of November 2019.NIBCO Chairman Rex Martin stated: “We are thrilled to build upon and deepen Milwaukee Valve’s long history of high standards of manufacturing excellence and serving its customers.

Quality and safety are the two critical considerations when choosing a valve. Cryogenic valves are the solution.Cryogenic valves and other media are susceptible to extreme temperatures.

CIRCOR has announced its plan to sell its Distributed Valves business, as the company continues to follow through with a

In Yannick Schilly’s expansive career he has helped small and medium-sized factories accomplish the sophistication of mega corporations. In the ever-growing global drive to expand the capabilities of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Schilly has seen first-hand the advantages of using intelligent valves and equipment to build factories of the future.