We carry valves for controlling flow, direction, or pressure of any gas or fluid including; manually operated valves, electrically operated solenoid valves, and proportional valves. Other types we carry include; 2-way, 3-way, 4-way solenoid valves, check valves, ball valves, plug valves, diaphragm valves, angle seat valves, air actuated valves, globe valves, NAMUR valves, relief valves, steam valves, and many more.
Duravalve offers and stocks a complete line of actuated valve assemblies and stainless steel mounting kits for prompt deliveries. All brackets and couplings in our mounting kits are manufactured to accurate dimensions to assure exact fit and proper valve to actuator alignment.
Parker-Sinclair Collins makes a variety of heavy duty, actuated process valves for both low and high pressure.
Hoke actuated valves are available for use in a wide variety of applications including on-off switching, selecting, sampling, and metering of fluids. Specific types of actuated valves include 90° Shut-Off Ball Valves, 3-Way, 4-Way and 5-Way Ball Valves, and Metering Valves. Pneumatically actuated valves provide 90° or 180° Operation only, while electric actuation is available for valves requiring multi-turn operation.
Plastomatic makes thermoplastic pneumatically and electrically actuated ball valves in 2-way and 3-way configurations. They range in size from 1/2" - 2". Air x air and "fail safe" air x spring models available; converts easily between types. Manual override standard.
Circle Seal Controls offers a wide range of check valves. Operating pressure ranges include 0–25, 0–800, 0–3000, 0–5000, 0–6000, and 0–10,000 psig. Body materials typically include 303 and 316 stainless steel and brass. Operating temperatures cover −70° to +550° F (−390° to +288° C).
All True Blue Check Valves feature rugged thermoplastic construction with no wetted metal parts. Diaphragm Check Valves are Superior to "ball checks". The patented diaphragm in the Plast-O-Matic True Blue Check Valve is designed to re-seat with a bubble tight seal regardless of mounting position or reverse flow.
Stauff valves feature a “Floating Ball” design which insures a positive, leak-free seal and automatically compensates for any seat wear or misalignment. They are available in carbon steel and stainless steel with working pressures up to 800 bar / 12000 PSI and temperatures up to +500 °C / +930 °F can be accommodated. No lubrication or maintenance required for the life of the valve.
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Circle Seal's XVH family of excess flow valves in stainless steel with a variety of seal materials. These valves automatically shut off supply lines when excess flow is sensed. This typically occurs when a hose or pipe ruptures. These are used as safety valves when little or no leakage/spillage can be tolerated.
The Malema's Safety Excess Flow Valves are engineered for fast automatic shut-off in case of line, hose, or fitting failure protecting plant, personnel, and instruments. Designed for protection of systems handling corrosive, toxic, radioactive, and flammable materials; the valve will instantly detect surges in the system and stop fluid flow. When the break is repaired and pressure equalized in the system, the valve will open to allow the fluid to flow through the system. The M Series operates effectively with all fluids, liquids, or gases.
High vacuum angle valve series XL provides excellent thermal conductivity results in a uniform temperature for the entire valve body and a marked decrease in the condensation of gases inside the valve. The valve does not contain heavy metals such as Ni (nickel) or Cr (chrome) and a low sputtering yield also helps to minimize heavy metal contamination of semiconductor wafers.
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Series XM (high vacuum angle valve) and XY (high vacuum in-line valve) feature body materials of SUS (stainless steel). The structure of the XM is the same as the XL, except the body material of the XL is aluminum. The XM series is interchangeable with the XL series. The precision cast, one piece manufacturing process of the XY series prevents imperfections due to accumulation of gas and ensures no porosity in the body.
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Hoke makes a wide range of needle, ball, plug, and metering valves used in the instrumentation field. These are available with a variety of body materials, seal materials, and plumbing connections to meet all of your requirements.
DuraValve is a quality supplier of brass and stainless steel ball valves, pneumatic and electric actuators and actuated assemblies. Supported by a dedicated team of highly experienced professionals, you will benefit from many years of successful industrial valve experience, excellent engineering/technical support and superior customer service. DuraValve provides you with a reliable, readily available product for a broad variety of operating environments at a competitive price.
HOKE ball valves provide a wide range of capabilities for various applications. The HOKE general purpose ball valve line includes 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-way designs. Ball and trunnion designs provide a wide range of pressure capabilities. Gyrolok® and fixed end connections are also available.
Plastomatic makes a variety of thermoplastic ball valves in both 2-way and 3-way configurations. They are available in a variety of body and seal material including: Geon® PVC, Corzan® CPVC, Natural (virgin, unpigmented) Polypropylene, and Kynar® PVDF. Available seal materials are EPDM and Viton®. They are available with NPT threaded connections, sockets, flanges (except PVDF), metric, or BSP. Install as manual valve today, add an actuator tomorrow with no special kits or modifications...True Blue electric or pneumatic actuators can be added in about a minute!
Stauff ball valves feature a “Floating Ball” design which insures a positive, leak-free seal and automatically compensates for any seat wear or misalignment. They are available in carbon steel and stainless steel with working pressures up to 800 bar / 12000 PSI and temperatures up to +500 °C / +930 °F can be accommodated. Stauff ball valves offer completely bidirectional operation, eliminating any chance of incorrect installation. No lubrication or maintenance required for the life of the valve.
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Choose from a wide range of high quality relief valves. Operating pressures range from vacuum to 10,500 psig. Body materials typically include 303 and 316 stainless steel and brass. Operating temperatures range from −320° to +550° F (−196° to +288° C).
The M-VF-F Series pressure relief valve is designed with an all-PFA molded body suitable for semiconductor, ultra-pure water and aggressive chemical applications.
Miniature 2 and 3-way solenoid operated control valves. Skinner solenoid valves offer a wide range of control options over the flow of liquids and gases in applications such as: dispensing to instrumentation, commercial equipment, machinery, medical/dental equipment, control systems and off-highway equipment.
Peter Paul makes 2-way and 3-way miniature direct acting solenoid valves for handling any type of media. The valves are available in a variety of materials including brass, stainless, aluminum, and plastic. Valves are capable of handling pressures from vacuum to 3000 PSI, media up to 105 F and ambient temperatures of 77 F. The coils are offered with just about any voltage ranging from 1.0 volt up to 1000. They can be mounted inline or on a manifold.
SMC makes a variety of direct operated 2 and 3 port solenoid valves for air, gas, vacuum, water, steam and oil. Application can be matched by simply choosing body materials (brass, stainless steel), seal materials (NBR, EPR, FPM, PTFE) and the solenoid coil (class B, class H). They also make 3 and 4 way valves for actuation of air operated process valves.
IPS makes a full line of machined PTFE valves in every variety including: 2 and 3-way solenoid valves, check valves, suck-back valves, diverter valves, metering valves, plug valves, ball valves, and many more. They are ideal for any high purity fluid handling.
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Atkomatic Solenoid Valves are manufactured from Type 316 Stainless Steel, Navel Bronze or Brass. They are available in Normally Open and Normally Closed configurations, that fall in pipe size ranges of 1/8" to 3". These valves are based on three different categories: Direct Lift, Pilot-piston Pressure Operated, and Semi-direct Lift types, which handle pressure ranges from vacuum to 10,000 psig, and temperature ranges from 423° F to +500° F (+750° F some models).