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Jamesbury™ ball valve, series 3000

Valve digital services

Our digital services, like Valve Performance Monitoring, maximizes plant reliability by predicting and preventing valve-related issues.

What’s driving sustainable development in valve technologies?

When we look at valves from the sustainability point of view, three key aspects stand out clearly at the forefront: emissions, internal tightness and a lifecycle view. In all three cases industry standards and regulations play an important role in driving development and ensuring the environmental performance of industrial processes.

Valve World India 2024

Valmet responds to customers’ changing needs by enhancing the production of industrial valves – new production unit for high-volume valves started operations in Vantaa, Finland

Valmet is optimizing its production operations and inaugurates a new production unit at its valve factory located in Vantaa, Finland. The project enables Valmet to improve the availability and delivery times of its valve solutions.

Flow control product information

Find commercial brochures, technical bulletins, posters, installation, maintenance and operating instructions for flow control valves, actuators, smart products, systems and software.

What are flashing and cavitation?

Cavitation and flashing are two-phase phenomena appearing in liquid flow through the control valve under certain conditions | Valmet flow control

Valvcon™ product and service offering

Our complete line of compact and reliable Valvcon™ electric actuators provides accurate, electronically controlled positioning of valves and dampers.

Jamesbury™ ball valve, series 6RIB3

3 steps to ensure ESD valve reliability beyond certification

Final elements, such as ESD valves, are a critical part in the safety lifecycle. When they are not working properly, the safety of the entire plant is in jeopardy. To ensure overall plant safety, correct ESD valve selection plays a vital role. A lot of uncertainty prevails around the relatively new standards IEC 61508 and IEC 61511 and how they should be interpreted for safety valves. This blog post looks closer at this issue and sheds some light on what is an essential but confusing subject.