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Used Valves in Missouri, USA

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    Fairbanks 0405

    Fairbanks 0405

    • Manufacturer: Fairbanks

    Fairbanks 16" gate valve. New. Figure No. 0405. 150 WOG

    Grant City, MO
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    Fluid Engineering 105

    Fluid Engineering 105

    • Manufacturer: Fluid Engineering

    Fluid Engineering Series 105 Simplex Strainer. Cast 316 Stainless Steel. S/N 3100. 150 max pressure. Size 3.

    Grant City, MO
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    Fluid Engineering 793

    Fluid Engineering 793

    • Manufacturer: Fluid Engineering

    Fluid Engineering Strainer Model 793, S/N 2919, Size 10, Max Pressure 150, Temp 32-150F, SS Mesh Screen, 1/16th in or 1575 Micron Equivalent

    Grant City, MO
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    Lot of Sprayer Parts-WILL SHIP

    Lot of Sprayer Parts-WILL SHIP

      Several bags of sprayer plumbing parts, all are new and unused. Part numbers and quantity's are in the photos. PLEASE READ the entire descriptions and instructions below, they contain important information! Our p...

      Platte City, MO
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    Overview

    Valves are essential components used to control the flow of liquids, gases, or other materials within a system. They are widely used in various industries, including manufacturing, oil and gas, water treatment, and more. Valves come in different types such as ball valves, gate valves, and butterfly valves, each designed for specific applications and flow control needs.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when purchasing a valve?

    Consider the type of valve, the material it is made from, the pressure and temperature ratings, and the specific application it will be used for. Make sure it meets the required industry standards.

    How can I ensure the valve is shipped safely?

    Ensure the valve is properly packaged with protective materials to prevent damage during transit. Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in handling industrial components.

    What is the typical maintenance schedule for a valve?

    Regular maintenance includes inspecting for leaks, checking the operation of the valve, and cleaning any buildup. Specific maintenance intervals may vary depending on the type of valve and its usage; consult the manufacturer's manual for detailed guidelines.