Safety, pressure reducing and back-pressure valves, pilot-operated valves
Vent, safety, pressure reducing and back-pressure valves, pilot-operated safety valves, gas blanketing valves and hydrant valves. They are made by the company in Hull (United Kingdom), which has supplied valves to the British Royal Navy since 1938. Used in the oil and gas industry, power, chemicals and fire fighting.
- Products
- vent valves, safety valves, pressure reducing valves, pilot-operated safety valves, back-pressure (sustaining) valves, gas blanketing valves, hydrant valves
- Materials
- carbon and stainless steel, aluminium bronze, duplex and others; own foundry for non-ferrous alloys (casting classes 1, 2, 3)
- Industries
- oil and gas, power, chemicals and petrochemicals, water supply, pulp and paper, fire fighting, naval and submarine fleets
- Production
- Hull (United Kingdom)
Price, availability and lead time on request. We help with analogue selection, customs clearance and delivery.
Description
The company in Hull (United Kingdom) has belonged to the manufacturer's group since 2010. Its history begins in 1902 with a copper merchant, and at first most of the turnover came from deals with owners of fishing vessels in the region. At the start of the 1930s it began to make valves, including pressure reducing valves for large boilers, and this field, pressure reducing and safety valves, became the main profile.
Today it makes vent valves, safety valves, pressure reducing valves, pilot-operated safety valves, back-pressure valves and gas blanketing valves, as well as hydrant valves. Since 1938 the company has supplied valves to the British Royal Navy and has become a benchmark in the production of valves for the naval and submarine fleets.
In the commercial sector the products are used in the oil and gas industry, power, chemicals and petrochemicals, water supply and sewerage, the pulp and paper industry and fire fighting systems. For the gas industry, the greatest interest is in pilot-operated safety valves and pressure reducing valves for protecting vessels and pipelines against overpressure.
The valves are supplied to standard specifications or as individual solutions. Materials are selected for the medium: carbon and stainless steel, aluminium bronze, duplex and others. The company's own foundry for non-ferrous metals produces castings of classes 1, 2 and 3, mainly of aluminium bronze.
Hydrant valves are part of fire systems, and valves for the fleet are made of aluminium bronze resistant to the marine environment. The company carries out design, casting, machining, assembly and non-destructive testing. It is certified to ISO 9001, PED, ASME and EAC (TR CU). Vent valves protect tanks against excess pressure and vacuum. Safety valves release excess pressure, pressure reducing valves maintain the set pressure downstream of the valve, and back-pressure valves hold the pressure upstream of it. Gas blanketing valves maintain a cushion of inert gas above the product in a tank. Detailed technical characteristics of the series, including pressure ranges and sizes, are not given in the materials received. They are specified for the particular task, usually by set pressure, medium and required flow capacity.
Technical specifications
| Products | vent valves, safety valves, pressure reducing valves, pilot-operated safety valves, back-pressure (sustaining) valves, gas blanketing valves, hydrant valves |
|---|---|
| Materials | carbon and stainless steel, aluminium bronze, duplex and others; own foundry for non-ferrous alloys (casting classes 1, 2, 3) |
| Industries | oil and gas, power, chemicals and petrochemicals, water supply, pulp and paper, fire fighting, naval and submarine fleets |
| Production | Hull (United Kingdom) |
| Certificates | ISO 9001, PED, ASME, EAC |
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Safety, pressure reducing and back-pressure valves, pilot-operated valves. We reply within one business day.
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Questions and answers
Which types of valves does the company make?
Vent, safety, pressure reducing and back-pressure valves, pilot-operated safety valves, gas blanketing valves and hydrant valves.
Which valves suit protecting vessels and pipelines in the gas industry?
Above all, pilot-operated safety valves and pressure reducing valves.
What certification and own production does the company have?
The company is certified to ISO 9001, PED, ASME and EAC (TR CU). Its own foundry produces castings of classes 1, 2 and 3, mainly of aluminium bronze.
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