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Industrial Valves manufacturers in India

17 manufacturers of industrial valves are listed on SourceLoka. 13 are listed as manufacturer exporters and 4 as merchant-cum-manufacturer exporters, which also trade goods they do not make.

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17
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Listed manufacturers

17 manufacturers · best-documented first

AMTECH TECHNOCAST PRIVATE LIMITED

Rajkot, Gujarat

Ferrous Industrial CastingsManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Oil & Gas, Electrical, Construction, Railways, Agriculture, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace

+91 98798 17994 · inquiry@amtechtechnocast.com · Website

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ATAM VALVES LIMITED

Jalandhar, Punjab

Ferrous Industrial CastingsManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Marine, Mining, Industrial Machinery

+91 98888 10461 · Website

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ACE VALVES

Kolhapur, Maharashtra

Ferrous Industrial CastingsManufacturer & traderSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Industrial Machinery

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Typical industrial valves products

Gate valvesGlobe valvesBall valvesButterfly valvesCheck valves

Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are industrial valves?

Industrial valves start, stop, direct and regulate the flow of liquids, gases and slurries. Gate, globe, ball, butterfly and check valves each suit a different duty, and the right choice depends on the fluid, pressure, temperature and how often the valve operates.

How to choose

  1. Start from the service: fluid, pressure, temperature and whether it is clean, corrosive or abrasive.
  2. Choose the type by duty: gate for on-off with low flow resistance, globe for throttling, ball for quick shut-off, butterfly for large lines and compact installation, check valves to prevent reverse flow.
  3. Specify the body and trim materials for the fluid, with the pressure class and end connections your pipeline uses.
  4. Name the design and testing standard you need, and ask for pressure test and material certificates.
  5. Consider actuation: manual, gear, pneumatic or electric, and the fail-safe position you require.
  6. Check sealing and leakage class for the duty, and the availability of repair kits and spares.
  7. Ask about third-party inspection and the supplier's experience with your industry.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Type and sizeValve type, nominal size and end connection.
Pressure class and temperatureRating at your operating temperature, not only at ambient.
Body and trim materialsSuited to the fluid, with test certificates.
Design and test standardThe standard the valve is made and tested to.
Leakage classSeat leakage requirement and test result.
ActuationManual, gear, pneumatic or electric, and the failure position.
DocumentationMaterial, pressure test and inspection certificates supplied.

Where it is used

  • Oil & GasPipelines, refineries and process plant isolation and control.
  • Water TreatmentWater supply, treatment and distribution networks.
  • PumpsIsolation and non-return duty on pump suction and delivery.
  • Food ProcessingHygienic stainless valves in process lines.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a gate valve and a ball valve?

A gate valve raises or lowers a gate across the flow and suits full open or full closed service with low flow resistance. A ball valve turns a ball with a hole through it for quick quarter-turn shut-off and a tight seal, and is common where fast operation matters.

How do I choose the valve material?

Choose the body and trim materials for the fluid and temperature: for example cast iron for water, carbon steel for general process, and stainless steel for corrosive or hygienic service. Confirm the choice with the supplier against your fluid data.

What does the pressure class of a valve mean?

It is the maximum pressure the valve can take at a stated temperature, and the rating falls as temperature rises. Always check the rating at your operating temperature.

What certificates should I ask for?

Material test certificates for body and trim, the pressure test report, and where required a third-party inspection report. Ask for them before dispatch.

Can I contact the manufacturers listed here directly?

Yes. Each listing shows the contact details the company has published, with no lead form or middleman. Confirm the standard, materials and testing with the company before ordering.