Valves What this product does Precisely control the flow of liquids or gases: start, stop, throttle, divert, or isolate flow as required. Provide safe isolation for maintenance and emergency shutdowns. Enable process control and protect downstream equipment from overpressure, backflow, or contamination. Key benefits — why you need these valves Reliable flow control: ensures consistent process performance and product quality. System compatibility: available in configurations to match common piping and control systems, reducing installation time. Reduced downtime: serviceable designs and replaceable wear parts lower time and cost. Improved safety and compliance: supports isolation and shutdown procedures required for safe operation. Flexible operation: options for manual, pneumatic, electric, or hydraulic actuation to fit automation needs. Important attributes Function: valves perform isolation, regulation, check (non), or diversion duties depending on the application. Compatibility: designed to integrate with standard piping systems and control equipment; select the correct connection type and size for your system. Size: supplied across a range of nominal diameters to suit low and flow lines; choose by pipe schedule and flow requirements. Material: available in options suitable for fluid type and environment; material selection affects corrosion resistance, temperature and pressure capability. Performance: pressure and temperature ratings vary by model; select a valve rated for your system conditions and media. Maintenance: many valves feature replaceable seats, packings, and seals to simplify servicing and extend life. Typical applications Building services and HVAC: isolation and balancing for chilled water, heating, and domestic plumbing lines during maintenance and system commissioning. Industrial process control: throttling and shutoff in chemical, food, and manufacturing lines where precise flow control and reliable isolation are required. Water and wastewater systems: isolation, diversion, and backflow prevention in treatment, distribution, and collection networks. Choosing the right valve Confirm the media, pressure, temperature, and required duty (isolation, control, check). Match valve size and connection type to your piping. Select materials and sealing options compatible with the fluid and operating environment. Determine actuation needs: manual vs. automated and the type of actuator. If you need assistance selecting a specific model or verifying compatibility with your system, provide the media, operating pressure and temperature, pipe size, and desired function so the appropriate valve configuration can be recommended.