Curtiss-Wright, Valve Group Datasheets for Steam Valves
Steam valves are used to control the flow and pressure level of steam and heated water vapor.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| 3-way solenoid valve is designed for long life while continuously energized in critical applications such as containment isolation. Specifically designed to support containment isolation and other continuously energized fail-safe applications. | |
| Change-over-Valve with flushed superlong bellows and emergency gland or with stuffing box seal. Switch-over valve or in combination with safety valves for toxic, aggressive and inflammable gases and liquids, boiler... | |
| Curtis Wright provides a variety of industrial grade check valves that meet the harsh environments suitable for applications such as power and oil, petrochemical, hydrocarbon service, seawater cooling systems, offshore... | |
| Curtis Wright provides a variety of industrial grade gate valves that meet the harsh environments suitable for applications such as power and oil, petrochemical, hydrocarbon service, seawater cooling systems, offshore... | |
| Curtis Wright provides a variety of industrial grade globe valves that meet the harsh environments suitable for applications such as power and oil, petrochemical, hydrocarbon service, seawater cooling systems, offshore... | |
| Curtis Wright provides a variety of industrial grade pressure relief valves that meet the harsh environments suitable for applications such as power and oil, petrochemical, hydrocarbon service, seawater cooling systems,... | |
| Over 3,000 solenoid valves installed worldwide in nuclear safety related applications. Plant designers have increasingly taken advantage of the low cost and ease of installation of solenoid valves as compared... | |
| Responds to standard plant control signals, throttling flow to meet exact plant requirements. This technology is particularly well suited for emergency applications where a dependable and/or safety-grade pneumatic supply (required... |