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Check-All Valve manufactures check valves, stainless check valves, sanitary check valves, connector check valves and flange check valves. We specialize in precision-type check valves. We recognize that the customer is important and we will continue to serve each customer to the highest standards.
Our piping specialty products have been around since 1958. We manufacture piping products including check valves used by the HVAC industry. Choose from globe style silent check valves, wafer check valves, CVID System balancing check valves which is three valves in one, double-disc check valves & more.
We have offered fluoropolymer processing for over 50 years. Ethylene, LLC manufactures seamless components that protect and restore equipment used in chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Among our offerings is our stainless steel Flo-Vu Sight-Float Check Valves used in sampling applications.
We carry over 500,000 pneumatic parts at Pneuaire. Included in our offerings are check valves which allow media flow in one direction. Our choices include bi-directional check valves, miniature check valves, polypropylene check valves, integral fitting check valves and metal check valves.
Our compact double door (with pressure to 1480 psig and temperatures to 600 degrees F) and silent check valves are just some of the products we distribute here at Spence Engineering. In addition, we carry wafer silent check valves, flange silent check valves, foot valves and much more.
A relief valve is a type of valve used to control or limit the pressure in a system. Relief valves act as a safety measure, relieving excess pressure from equipment failure, process upset, or fire by opening an auxiliary passage to divert the fluid (liquid or gas) away from the pressure vessel. Relief valves are also known as pressure relief valves (PRV), pressure safety valves (PSV), and safety valves.
Industries such as petroleum refining, chemical manufacturing, natural gas processing, and power generation are required by law to protect pressure vessels and related equipment by use of relief valves.
One specialized type of relief valve is known as a vacuum relief valve. As opposed to a normal relief valve, which relieves high pressure, a vacuum relief valve is used to relieve dangerously low pressures, or vacuums, by inserting air or an inert gas.
