Valves
Isolation Valves
A isolation valve is a valve in a liquid / air system that stops or restricts the flow of the liquid / air to a particular. this is usually for maintenance or safety purposes.
- Butterfly Valves
- Gate Valves
- Knife Gate Valves
- Diaphram Valves
Hydraulic Control Valves
A Hydraulic valve can serve many functions and they come in many sizes and can have several different specifications. They can be adapted to suit the fire, irrigation or water works industry. They can typically be subdivided into 3 different catagories
- Directional control valves
- Pressure control valves
- Flow Control Valves
Ball Valves
A ball valve is a shit off valve that is able to control the flow of a liquid or gas by means of a rotary ball that will open and close by rotating a quater turn (90 degrees).
- Nickel plated brass ball valves
- 304 Stainless steel ball vavles
- 316 Stainless steel ball valves
Equilibrium Float Valves
This is a mechanical float valve is used to automatically control the level in tanks and reservoirs. This is particularly suited for level control in gravity mains of short and moderate lengths
Hydrants
A fire hydrant is the fastest and most efficient way to supply water in the event of a fire outbreak. There are many different fittings and connections that will be able to connect directly to a fire truck or fire hose
- Brass hydrants
- Cast iron hydrants
- Storz and london vee hydrants
Non Return Valves
A non return valve ensures the flow of either water / air in only one direction and is fitted to ensure that the direction of flow only happens in the right direction.
- Cast body non return valves
- Stainless steel non return valves
- Grooved non return valves
- Brass non return valves
Strainers
A strainer is fitted into a water / air line to ensure that debris does not flow through the entire system, but rather gets sifted out to be extracted at a later stage
- Brass bsp screwed
- Stainless steel bsp screwed
- Cast flanged strainers