Valves
Valves
Exhibitor interest positive ahead of Valve World Expo
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The seventh biennial Valve World Expo that will take place at the end of the year in Düsseldorf, Germany, is receiving significant interest from exhibitors, reports the exhibition organiser Messe Düsseldorf.
By: Lindsey Berry
5th March 2010
Valves
Local acquisition of US pinch-valve company completed
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Benoni-based valve manufacturer Dynamic Fluid Control (DFC) has completed the acquisition of US valve company RF Technologies. Negotiations started midway through last year and the acquisition became effective on February 1, this year.
By: Lindsey Berry
5th March 2010
Valves
Local division expands capacity
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Valves supplier Gemü Africa, a division of German-based valve manufacturer Gemü, has moved to new premises in Randburg, north of Johannesburg, to accommodate its expanded customer supply volumes.
By: Lindsey Berry
5th March 2010
Valves
New butterfly valve for slurry applications introduced to market
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Industrial valve specialist Ragon Industries has introduced a new butterfly valve for slurry applications to the market.
5th March 2010
Valves
New piston-actuated valve introduced
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Steam systems expert Spirax Sarco has introduced piston-actuated valves for on- and off- control. The PF5 and PF6 Series of piston-actuated valves provide a competitive solution for on and off control in a wide range of applications.
By: Lindsey Berry
5th March 2010
Valves
Positive outlook for engineered valve solutions in mining
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As the mining sector recovers from the global financial downturn, commodity prices rise and mining projects pick up again, there will be an increase in opportunities for engineered valve solutions, says valve stockist and distributor Heaton Valves...
By: Lindsey Berry
5th March 2010
Valves
Valve industry is being increasingly harmed by counterfeits
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The German Engineering Federation (VDMA) reports that more than two thirds of the companies in the machine industry are affected by illegal imitations.
By: Lindsey Berry
5th March 2010
Valves
Valve manufacturer implements improvement programme
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Pipe and valve systems manufacturer Tyco Flow Control (TFC) has introduced a consultative offering that to assist mining clients with industry challenges.
By: Lindsey Berry
5th March 2010
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