Who manufactures jamesbury valves?

Cross Company is proud to offer the Jamesbury line of premium ball valves, butterfly valves and actuators from Neles. These valves have a worldwide reputation for their quality and reliability.

Who owns jamesbury valves?

Duncan Company
Jamesbury® Products | Duncan Company.

Is neles part of Metso?

After the partial demerger, Metso became Neles Corporation (“Neles”). Trading in the shares of Neles on the official list of Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd will commence on July 1, 2020 under the trading code NELES. At the beginning of the public trading, the number of Neles shares is 150,348,256.

What is a wafer sphere valve?

Jamesbury Wafer-Sphere™ high-performance butterfly valves combine unique off-center disc, proprietary seat design and Xtreme™ sealing technology. Tight, long-lasting sealing, and yet light and low-cost design makes it a good alternative to gate valves and other heavier rotary-type designs.

What does Metso outotec do?

Metso Outotec is a frontrunner in sustainable minerals processing technologies, end-to-end solutions and services globally. The company helps aggregates, mining, metals refining and recycling customers improve efficiency, productivity and reduce risks.

What happened Metso stock?

1 July 2020 The partial demerger of Metso has become effective, whereby Metso Minerals and Outotec have been merged into Metso Outotec, a leading company in equipment, services and process technology serving the minerals, metals and aggregates industries.

What is the difference between wafer and lug valve?

Lug type valve as the name suggests has lugs that are used to mount the valve to lugs that are attached the flanges on then ends of sections of pipe so that each length of pipe can be removed and replaced independently. Wafer type valves don’t have attachment lugs, though them may have alignment lugs.

What is lug vs wafer?

Lug. Has bolt holes to connect with pipe flanges. Because it has threaded bolts around the entire area, the lug valve is a safer option—most customers can switch from a wafer valve to a lug valve; however, they cannot switch from a lug to a wafer. Lugs can be used as a pipe ends or as end-of-line service.

Where is a butterfly valve used?

Meters and Valves Butterfly valves are used where space is limited. Unlike gate valves, butterfly valves can be used for throttling or regulating flow as well as in the full open and fully closed position. The pressure loss through a butterfly valve is small in comparison with the gate valve.

Who is Neles and what do they do?

Neles is a flow control solutions and services provider for oil and gas refining, pulp, paper and the bioproducts industry, chemicals, and other process industries. The company’s valves and valve automation technologies are known for quality, reliability and highest safety.

When did Neles merge with Jamesbury Paper Company?

When Neles merged with Jamesbury in 1988 I was assigned to handle a sales role. I have served our key account customer, a leading manufacturer in the paper and pulp industry in Asia Pacific from 1992 till today almost 30 years. Due to the long term business relationship with the company, I am almost like part of their family.

What kind of industry does Neles valves work in?

Our valves and valve automation technologies are known for quality, reliability and highest safety. Our customers operate oil and gas refining, pulp, paper and bioproducts industry, chemicals and other process industries. Re-born in the partial demerger of Metso on July 1, 2020, Neles is 100% committed in reinventing reliability in flow control.

Why is Neles important to the process industry?

Neles offers valve and valve automation technologies and services to all process industries. Valves play an important role in our everyday lives, and they allow various industries to produce materials that keep our societies and infrastructures up and running. Wherever liquid or gas is moved in a pipe, there are valves involved.