Are those valves imported from abroad still being used on pipelines these days?
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Valves have also been developed in China for many years now, but there is still a portion of valves that are imported from abroad. For example, in coal chemical industries, there are lockhopper valves and slag locking valves. I would like to know whether foreign-imported valves are still used in facilities related to coal chemistry, chemical fibers, long-distance pipelines, petroleum and petrochemical industries, as well as oil refining – and if so, in which specific locations and what functions do they serve? Please discuss this, thank you
Most of the valves used in our company at present are still imported from abroad; they have excellent quality
Locking check valves, slag locking valves, gray water ball valves, black water ball valves – you can come to our factory to take a look; foreign products are relatively expensive
This post was last edited by security on 2010-11-24 05:46. Hello: First of all, I wish you success in your work and happiness in your family! I am a marketing specialist, mainly responsible for technical exchanges regarding valves used in the coal chemical industry and collecting user feedback. The path to developing domestically produced coal chemical industry valves is long, but I believe that through our joint efforts, we will surely raise the level of domestic production to a new height. Our products will also be continuously improved based on your suggestions, striving for greater excellence. Ultimately, a perfect alternative to imported valves, contributing a small part to \"Made in China\". Therefore, I would like to organize a technical exchange meeting through your company. I will definitely never forget your efforts······! ! ! Finally, thank you for taking the time to read this message.
High-pressure valves above 10.0 MPa