“How are the “Samson” valves? Could everyone give some advice?
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“How are the “Samson” valves? Is it all used there? Is it used much in the petroleum and petrochemical industries? Any advice? Thanks!
Those imported originally are good; the ones made in China seem to be of lower quality compared to the imported ones, but they still belong to the upper-middle range. The performance is quite good
Imported original Samson valves perform well, but they are not ideal for high-pressure valves in ammonia synthesis systems.
It’s not bad; the cost-performance ratio is acceptable. The KOSO models without attachments are also fine. If you have a higher budget, go with Metso, Mansoneilan, or Fisher
Is it a petroleum and petrochemical enterprise connected to the network? In what situations are they mainly used? Please give me more guidance; thank you! 5# mista2004
It’s a pretty good brand; the special types are excellent, such as low-noise valves that help reduce noise, as well as valves resistant to cavitation, which are very good
Is there a domestically produced version of Samson? Place of origin? I want to figure out how to distinguish between domestically produced and imported Samson valves
The products manufactured in China are produced in assembly plants; the main components are imported from abroad, while the secondary components are made by domestic manufacturers, with production taking place in Beijing.
In response to the question from floor 9, products imported from abroad require a certificate of origin and customs clearance procedures.