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Process Valves

Process valves include any type of mechanical device that can stop, start, or regulate the flow of liquid, gas, solid material, or steam. These valves are attached to one or more ports or passageways through which a substance flows.

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Burkert Fluid Control Systems
Irvine, CA
800-325-1405
For any request or goal you might have for your fluid process control, Bürkert Fluid Control Systems can be relied upon. They will work with you to find the best process valves, both from a technical and an economical point of view. Their global presence enables them to focus on the most topical problems in specific markets, whilst offering our customers the most efficient solutions.
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Dwyer Instruments, Inc.
Michigan City, IN
800-872-9141
At Dwyer Instruments, our goal of meeting or exceeding customer expectations is expressed in the company's operating principles of continuous improvement, teamwork, urgency and the pursuit of excellence. Here, new applications are discovered daily and we are constantly working to find improve our products, so our process valves fit your diverse and unique requirements perfectly.
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Century Instrument Company
Livonia, MI
734-427-0340
At Century Instrument Company we are dedicated to getting our customers the process valves they need, when they need them and at prices they can afford. Here, if there is a problem with one of our products, first we will correct that problem and then discuss the issues that created the problem. For service you can depend on, call or visit Century Instrument's website today.
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Simtech USA
Levittown, PA
877-777-2467
From initial inquiry, submission of engineering data, to technical support and field training to ensure proper on-site installation, Simtech is with you every step of the way as a single resource committed to the complete success of your next project. Process valves are no problem, they can provide you with the perfect solution. For the dedication and quality you deserve, call Simtech today!
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Flow Valves International
Cortland, IL
866-919-0833
Rugged and built to last, Syntron® products have a proven track record for reliable, low-maintenance performance for a wide range of industries and applications. Backed by our expert team of engineers and application specialists, our products have set the standard for quality, performance and reliability. Providing process valves and much more, Flow Valves is the company to turn to.
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Process Valves

Process valves are used in procedures involving chemical or mechanical steps to aid in the manufacture of a wide range of items. Some common process valve types include ball valves, poppet valves, gate valves, diverter valves, butterfly valves, and sanitary valves. There are a variety of materials used to produce process valves, depending on what their specific task will be. Matching the material with the task is important, because incompatible materials can contaminate the source if the valve is damaged as a result. Possible process valve materials include copper, steel, stainless steel, brass, PVC and cast iron. Industries which use process valves can include mining, pulp and paper, chemical, waste treatment, food and beverage production, powder and bulk processing, and many others.