Articles Tagged with ''valves''

Behind these technologies is a manufacturing platform built on vertical integration and domestic investment, particularly at “Apollo” Valves facilities in South Carolina where design, casting, machining, heat treatment, assembly and testing are closely coordinated to maintain control over quality and lead times.

Milwaukee Valve’s 125th anniversary celebration will highlight key historic events, including innovations in bronze, iron and specialty alloy valve technologies; expansions into new markets; and the company’s longstanding legacy of customer trust.

The line now exclusively features lead-free hot-water and boiler-service pressure relief valves, with redesigned forged brass construction

The valve stem extension is made of carbon steel. 

Each of these new steel ball valves features in-line maintenance design, and a carbon/glass reinforced PTFE Durafill seat. 

Check valves are found in and around a pump system, a sump pit, or cracked open a main line. They’re everywhere. And there’s a reason they’re there: to prevent backflow. Backflow isn’t just unpleasant—it’s a serious hazard. It occurs when water or other liquids flow in the opposite direction, contaminating clean systems.

The Series 94 valves are designed for precise flow control and durability. 

NIBCO’s new extended metal locking levers for its 585 and 595 Series Ball Valves offer added safety and convenience, ideal for insulated systems and soldering applications, now available in sizes ¼" to 2".

This system is designed to be paired with multiple trim designs and finish options.

Engineers and contractors can earn ASPE CEUs while exploring cutting-edge liquid cooling technologies and valve strategies to boost efficiency and sustainability in data center applications.