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This post was last edited by JS Chemical Instruments on 2017-3-19 09:30. In work, the selection of imported valves is a common requirement, with many of these valves coming from Germany and the United States. For example: Germany: ARGUS, BURGMANN, KROMBACH, SOMSON, ARCA, CERA, PARRIN, KSB, etc.; United States: MOGAS, FLOWSERVE, FISHER, MASONEILAN, VTI, TYCO, etc.; Italy: PARCOL, DAFRAM, etc.; Finland: METSO; United Kingdom: ORTON, HOPKINSONS; France: OTTO; Japan: KOSO, YAMATAKE, KITZ; Canada: VELAN
It would be better if the advantages of each supplier’s valve types could be provided.
I guess the original poster also knows a lot about the advantages of using imported valves; he can share that information with us when he has time!
It’s not very detailed; who can provide a more detailed explanation?:D
Just having a brand name isn’t enough; it’s better to list the areas in which the brand excels, such as Samson’s cryogenic valves and Metso’s ball valves
One more thing. Urea valves from PARKER PARCOL, large-diameter ball valves from DAFRAM
It would be great if there could be introductions to the standout products of each brand
They are all valves from reputable imported brands, but the control valves and on/off valves are not separated.
Save it; you might need it in the future.
What makes the Maysunilan stand out is its high-pressure valve, especially in terms of multi-stage pressure reduction. .