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LATEST VALVE NEWS AND ARTICLES

Robotics are a growing part of the world of business today.  Going forward in 2013 and beyond we can count on robots and automated devices to assist us more.  Many of us may not understand how robotics work with valves, and valves with robotics, but the truth is they can and have worked hand in hand for years.  Whether it’s working on heart valves, or allows valves to regulate oil and lubrication to the robotics – where you have a valve, you usually have robotics.

With some valve manufacturers, the valve automatic process can be assisted with robotic elements such as the robots provided by RobotWorx.  Some company’s use automated robotics on their assembly line and as welding tools to help streamline production and help save time and money for the end user.

We can count on seeing more robots in the valve and electronics industry as we move slowly closer and closer to a fully automated world.

In a recent article, Valtorc International discusses the definition of a ball valve, what a ball valve is and how they operate and help control flow and regulate pressure.  In the article you will learn the differences in configurations and materials that go into a ball valve.

Click here to read the full article on What is a Ball Valve?

Valtorc’s Series 445 Multi-Port 3000PSI Stainless Steel Ball Valves

600 Pound Ball Valves

Features:Multi Turn 3000 PSI Ball Valve

  • Available Sizes:  1/4” – 2”
  • Construction design follow ASME B16.34 standard
  • Available in stainless steel or carbon steel with ISO 5211 direct mounting pad
  • Blow-out proof stem design
  • Available in L/ T/ X/ I-port
  • Trunnion and Full bore design; available in 3/4 way in block body type.
  • 100% air tested under water at    80-100 psi
  • Temperature range -20 F to 450 F
  • End type: thread/ socket weld/ butt weld

Visit Valtorc.com to learn more and to find out about pricing and availability!




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