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Always putting the customer first

Global valve expert Neles is on an exciting journey. In 2020 the company spun out of Metso, in July this year Flowrox’s valve and pump businesses were acquired and further alterations could follow from a proposed merger with Valmet. These are just the latest steps in a success story that started back in 1956. Now celebrating its 65th anniversary, Neles has earned its status as a global supplier of choice thanks to the company’s unrelenting dedication to ensuring customers receive the very best solutions for their flow control applications.

Launching innovative products for customers is in our DNA

Antti Nelimarkka’s 1973 valve design allowed valves to be more reliable than ever before. He designed a metallic seat ring instead of a rubber one, and the world’s first metal-seated butterfly valve was born, setting the industry standard. Neles has since built itself around innovation and significant breakthroughs to provide our customers with more reliable and safe products – it’s in our DNA.

Mining, metals and steel

Valmet's flow control and automation solutions are a reliable choice for mining, metals and steel industries.

Value for customers with different needs

Our expertise and service mentality compliment our product offering, providing true value to both EPC and end-user customers alike.

Easy on-off valve integration with AS-interface for marine applications

How to answer seagoing concerns with valve communication networking?

Jamesbury™ ball valve, series 33R

Jamesbury™ ball valve series 3A & 3C

Nelprof sizing and selection software

Nelprof valve sizing and selection software is your key to the perfect flow control solution. Whatever your process requirements, the free-to-use and fully secure Nelprof tool makes selecting the right valve easy.

Flow control for Power-to-X

Flow control solutions for Power-to-X, Power-to-Ammonia and green hydrogen production. We offer a wide range of valve solutions and services for P2X: hydrogen applications from green electrolysis to blue carbon capture, and the entire journey in between and beyond.

Upgrading FCC-unit valve controllers without disruption

In the fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) unit of a large refinery built in the 1940s in the US, a variety of control valve types and brands, along with their proprietary valve controllers, had been installed over the years. This had led to production inconsistency and disruption. The unit wanted to have one type of controller with multiple bracket designs to fit the wide variety of valves in the plant.