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SA company distributes Italian, Australian solutions

By: Reggie Sikhakhane 11th May 2012 As awareness about the importance of air quality management in industry increases, more companies are seeking solutions to help them achieve the required air quality levels, says valves distributor Industrial & Designer Valves product manager Alan Milne. →

Valves, pumps industries a lifeline for foundries sector

11th May 2012 Compared to two years ago, prospects for the R18-billion foundry industry look promising, mainly as a result of expected growth in the valves and pumps sectors, says Kimberley-based metal castings specialist KEW Foundries director John Bryson. →

Research and development results in improved valve sleeve

By: Reggie Sikhakhane 11th May 2012 The continuous evolution of the global valves industry, which encourages the development of better performing products and solutions, has led slurry equipment solutions provider Weir Minerals’ research and development team to develop a new product that enhances overall valve performance.   →

Group supplies valves to aquarium

11th May 2012 Engineering products manufacturer and supplier Omsa has supplied more than 100 Praher polyvinyl chloride (PVC) valves to aquarium uShaka Marine World, in Durban, in KwaZulu-Natal. →

Company launches butterfly valve for mining applications

11th May 2012 Mechanical pipe-joining systems manufacturer Victaulic has expanded its range of Vic-300 MasterSeal butterfly valves, to include a new shouldered model specifically designed for mining applications.   →

Control valve reduces health and safety risk

11th May 2012 Multinational engineering and technology corporation Metso says the strengthened design of its new Neles Finetrol rotary control valve reduces health and safety risks, while achieving the ISO 15848-1 class BH fugitive emission type approval certificate.   →

Battery-powered  controller first of its kind on the market

11th May 2012 Telemetry & Remote Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Solutions, a division of French global electrical and controls company Schneider Electric, has introduced its VC10 Valve Controller to its Accutech wireless sensor network product line. →

System incorporates advanced valve design, multiport technology

11th May 2012 Bulk material flow technology specialist Martin Engineering’s Big Blaster Category 5 Hurricane air cannon system, a multivalve air cannon solution that provides up to five application points using a single 227 l reservoir, helps protect components and workers in hazardous environments.   →

Pressure-independent  control valve reduces costs

11th May 2012 Energy efficiency solutions provider Johnson Controls Building Systems has introduced a series of VP1000 pressure-independent control valves to reduce the installation and commissioning costs for smaller fan-coil and air-handling air conditioning units. →

Global technology provider introduces valve inspection products

By: Reggie Sikhakhane 11th May 2012 Current radiography and ultrasound valve inspection methods are creating safety risks, as well as affecting factory output levels, says nondestructive testing specialist General Electric Measurement & Control Solutions (GEMCS) GM Jeff Anderson. →

Company to increase workforce to meet sales growth

By: Idéle Esterhuizen 4th November 2011 Valve supply company VAG-Valves South Africa plans to increase its workforce by about 50% over the next three years, to accommodate an expected sales growth of about 90%. →

Stringent legislation drives demand for VCP pressure release valves

By: Idéle Esterhuizen 4th November 2011 Multidisciplinary equipment supplier WAM South Africa says more stringent safety and environmental laws have led to companies conforming to the use of its over/under (VCP) pressure relief valve. →

Company reports sales growth following acquisitions

By: Idéle Esterhuizen 4th November 2011 Just over a year after pump specialist and mill circuit solutions provider Weir Group’s acquisition of Indian engineering firm BDK Engineering Industries’ valves business and the Linatex group of companies, the company’s valves sales have increased by about 35%, says Weir Minerals Africa valves... →

Manufacturer re-enters RSV market segment

By: Idéle Esterhuizen 4th November 2011 Valve manufacturer Dynamic Fluid Control (DFC) launched a new range of Vosa resilient seated gate valves (RSVs) for water and wastewater applications, in October. →

Valve range expansion leads to sales growth

By: Idéle Esterhuizen 4th November 2011 Valve and actuator importer and distributor Incledon has experienced a 400% growth in the sales of its Tekflo valve range, following the expansion programme of the range 18 months ago, says Incledon valves product manager Craig Thomson. →

Local company chosen as distributor of US valves

4th November 2011 Valve and instrumentation company Teriskano Engineering Solutions (TES) has been appointed as the official African supplier for US-based valve and valve accessories manufacturer and distributor Everlasting Valve Company. →

Engineering company designs improved valves

4th November 2011 Engineering and manufacturing company ITT Corporation has introduced two new valve designs, specifically aimed at handling harsh slurry applications. →

New partnership expands company’s offering

4th November 2011 Automation company Festo’s local branch Festo South Africa has signed a sole agency agreement with German valves manufacturer GSR Ventiltechnik to become the sole distributor of GSR products for the Southern African Development Community, the East African Community and the Indian Ocean Isles. →

Technology supplier upgrades fire-safe tests and approvals for valves

4th November 2011 Diversified technology supplier Metso reports that it is improving its product offering by certifying its valve products according to the latest accepted fire-safe standard, API 607 sixth edition. →

SA municipalities increasingly adopting demand management

4th November 2011 To accommodate the growing trend towards demand management within South African municipalities, valve manufacturer Dynamic Fluid Control (DFC) subsidiary DFC Water has introduced three new pressure-reducing valves (PRVs). →

Successful system tests for new rotary valve complete

4th November 2011 Metal valve manufacturer China Valves Technology has announced that it has successfully conducted system tests for its new RV III-1200 24-way rotary valve. →

Energy group signs supply agreements with various parties

4th November 2011 Energy group Shell has signed five-year enterprise framework agreements (EFAs) with various companies for the supply of valves and related products. →

Australian company creates pink valves to raise money for cancer

4th November 2011 Slurry equipment solutions provider Weir Minerals Multiflo (WMM), part of global engineering firm Weir Group, has created a set of rose-coloured Hydrau-Flo valves in a bid to raise money for nongovernmental organisation Cancer Council Australia’s Pink Ribbon Day, which took place on October 24. →

Local valve manufacturers are able to meet demand

By: Idéle Esterhuizen 4th November 2011 South African Valve and Actuator Manufacturers Association (Savama) chairperson Mark Atkins says local valve manufacturers are capable of satisfying local demand; however, the benefits offered by cheaper valve imports from the Far East are severely affecting local sourcing. →

Three trade exhibitions to be hosted simultaneous in June

27th May 2011 The simultaneous hosting of the Pumps, Valves & Pipes Africa, WaterTec Africa and Petro.t.ex Africa 2011 conference and exhibition offers a platform for stakeholders to formulate strategies and solutions for the African continent. →

SA valve and actuator market to show significant growth

6th May 2011 The South African valve and actuator market will be worth over R3-billion by 2012 and will continue to grow steadily over the next five years. This is owing to the massive capital expenditure planned by the petrochemicals sector to expand the industry’s refinery and distribution facilities. →

China can compete in SA valves market – Sino SVO

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 The perception that only low-quality valves are manufactured in China needs to be altered, says valve-outsourcing company Sino Specialised Valve Outsourcing (Sino SVO) managing member John McMenamin. →

Global industrial valves market to reach $72bn by 2015

6th May 2011 The global industrial valves market is forecast to reach $72-billion in value by 2015, says market research publisher Global Industry Analysts (GIA). →

Control valves industry needs more skills training

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 South African companies are struggling to find adequately trained candidates with the right combination of practical experience and technical skills within the control valves industry, says high-level engineering and technical employment agency Enshrine Placements consultant Caryn Darley. →

Valves show lowest level of compliance in plumbing industry – report

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 Valves in the local plumbing industry have been shown to have only a 17% rate of compliance with standards such as the South African National Standards (SANS), ISO 9000/1/2, ISO 14000, American Petroleum Industry standards and occupational health and the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS)... →

Customised ball valves supplied for ash-water handling application

6th May 2011 Valve technology specialist RGR Technologies has custom designed PC Ball Valves to replace existing valves for ash-water handling at petrochemicals group Sasol’s Secunda coal gasification plant. →

New range of valves to enter African market

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 South African pump and valve manufacturer KSB Pumps and Valves will be targeting the African continent with the launch of its latest range of water and wastewater valves. →

Refinery service contract fully under way

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 Engineering and technology corporation Metso has successfully completed planned maintenance services at two Rio de Janeiro-based refineries owned by energy company Petróleo Brasileiro (Petrobras), since signing a two-year service contract in mid-2010. →

Exhibition to boost industry exposure

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 The Pumps, Valves & Pipes Africa (PVPA) 2011 exhibition aims to enhance trade between Africa and the rest of the world, boost trade into Africa and provide a platform for networking between manufacturers, distributors and suppliers in the industry. →

Steel and engineering products supplier opens new branch

6th May 2011 Steel and engineering products supplier Stewarts & Lloyds South Africa is opening a new valves product branch in Jet Park, in Gauteng. →

Independent power supply generator launched

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 Valve manufacturer Dynamic Fluid Control (DFC) Water has launched the X143HP hydropowered generator, which offers independent power supply for electrical equipment such as telemetry and lighting at reservoirs and pressure reducing stations. →

Latest range of carbon steel valves enters local market

By: Natasha Odendaal 6th May 2011 Fluid-conveyance solutions provider Incledon has introduced a range of carbon-steel and stainless steel flanged industrial valves into the South African market. →

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