Control valves & regulators
- Fisher
- Masoneilan
- Valtek
- Samson
- Koso
- Flowserve
- Metso
- Neles
Manufacturer guide
Industrial valve brands we review.
Brand recognition helps, but manufacturer alone never determines value. We evaluate the complete model, specification, condition, quantity, documentation, and resale demand.
Not a closed list
Send the tag even if the brand is not shown.
These are representative manufacturers, not a promise to purchase every model and not an exclusion of other brands. Clear identity matters more than appearing on a logo list.
Pipeline & isolation
- Cameron
- WKM
- Grove
- Orbit
- PBV
- Dafram
- KF
- Walworth
General industrial
- Velan
- Crane
- Powell
- Bonney Forge
- Newco
- Kitz
- OMB
- Bray
Safety & relief
- Crosby
- Anderson Greenwood
- Consolidated
- Farris
- Kunkle
- Leser
- Dresser
- Mercer
Actuation
- Bettis
- Limitorque
- Rotork
- AUMA
- Emerson
- Fisher
- Valtek
- Masoneilan
Lined & specialty
- Flowserve Durco
- XOMOX
- FluoroSeal
- DeZURIK
- Keystone
- Vanessa
- Jamesbury
- Center Line
Tier-1 manufacturer pedigree
Established global manufacturers like Fisher, Cameron, Velan, Powell, and Crane maintain standardized metallurgy, certified foundry casting histories, and global parts interchangeability, ensuring strong secondary demand across major process plants.
Full model string significance
A single letter suffix on a manufacturer's model code designates whether a valve features standard carbon steel trim or solid Stellite hardfacing, Class IV or Class VI shutoff, or NACE MR0175 sour service compliance. Photographing the complete nameplate unlocks maximum valuation.
Discontinued & obsolete brands
We actively appraise legacy manufacturers (such as W-K-M, Edward, Nordstrom, and Pacific Valves) where existing industrial facilities require direct drop-in replacement units that match historical piping face-to-face dimensions without field modifications.
Model detail
A complete model suffix can change the answer.
Industrial manufacturers often encode body size, pressure class, trim, actuator action, materials, signal range, voltage, and optional features in the complete model string. A cropped photo that misses the final characters can turn an identifiable assembly into a guess.
Photograph every tag straight-on and include the full valve. If equipment has multiple component tags, keep the images grouped under one item number so the valve, actuator, and controls remain connected.
Start with what you have
Have valves collecting dust or tying up warehouse space?
Send the nameplates, a few wide photos, quantities, and the pickup ZIP code. We will tell you what is worth reviewing next.