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Guide to Steam Valves

Quickly locate the best steam valves for your company's needs


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Steam valves are used to control the pressure and flow of steam. They are made from a variety of metals, such as aluminum, bronze, iron and steel. Steam valve manufacturers make a variety of steam valves, including angle valves, ball valves, bellows valves, butterfly valves, steam safety valves, cartridge valves and gate valves.

Whether you are looking for steam radiator valves, industrial steam valves or high pressure steam valves, you can choose a steam valve based on factors such as size, pressure rating, the number of ports and the connection type. Also, before purchasing a steam valve, ask yourself the following questions:

1. Do I need a large number of steam valves?

2. Do I have questions on steam valves that require good customer service?

3. Do I need a retailer that sells a large variety of steam valves?


Action Steps
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Get in touch with one of the large, global steam valve manufacturers


There is no shortage of companies that make steam valves and steam valve controls. In fact, often the hardest part of finding a steam valve manufacturer is deciding which one is best for you.

I recommend: China Deland Valves Manufacturing is one of the leading steam valve manufacturers in China. The company distributes discount steam valves worldwide. Alibaba is a company dedicated to bringing small- to medium-sized buyers together with manufacturers of products such as steam valves.

Contact one of the steam valve distributors that focuses on service


If you are basing your purchase on service not quantity, you may want to buy your steam valves from a steam valve distributor that is committed to the needs of its customer base.

I recommend: Conval is a family company that boasts that its valves are of a superior design, made with superior materials and crafted with superior workmanship. The company sells a variety of steam valves, including gate, bellows and ball valves. Magnatrol Valve Corporation has a valve selection system on its website that helps you find exactly the right type steam valve for your project.

Find a company with a wide selection of steam valves


Depending on your needs, it may be important to you to find a company that stocks a wide variety of steam valves, such as bellows valves, cartridge valves and butterfly valves.

I recommend: Leonard Powers is a distributor of products for plumbing and mechanical applications. The company offers steam radiator valves, steam control valves and other types of valves. Aquatrol sells a variety of valves, including steam air valves and steam safety valves.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • Before purchasing from a steam valve distributor, be sure you know the company's policies. Some require a minimum order, some charge a restocking fee on returns, and some offer warranties on the products they sell.

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