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Ebro Armaturen’s three new <strong>range</strong>s of valves<br />

especially designed <strong>for</strong> the <strong>chemical</strong> industry.<br />

The company took just two years to develop<br />

valves that fully meet all the rigorous<br />

requirements of this most demanding of<br />

industries.<br />

“These series are based on our existing<br />

product lines which have been specially adapted<br />

<strong>for</strong> the <strong>chemical</strong> industry. Requirements here<br />

are among the toughest in the industry, not<br />

only in terms of product quality but also <strong>for</strong><br />

documentation and service. Our valves fully<br />

meet all of these requirements and several key<br />

customers have already approved our new<br />

series <strong>for</strong> their <strong>chemical</strong> processing facilities.<br />

Noteable <strong>chemical</strong> companies, such as Bayer <strong>for</strong><br />

instance, have qualified the Z600-C, HP-C,<br />

Z011-A, Z 014-A and F012-K1 models.”<br />

The three new lines are valves with rubber<br />

seals; PTFE lined valves; and high per<strong>for</strong>mance<br />

(HP) valves.The HP valves are designed to<br />

withstand high pressures up to 40 bar and<br />

temperatures up to 450°C.“The high<br />

per<strong>for</strong>mance valves are produced with either<br />

metal to metal seals or rein<strong>for</strong>ced PTFE seals.<br />

Buyers can be confident in the quality of the<br />

valve design because the new series are all<br />

Mrs Diana Völkel,<br />

Public Relations Coordinator<br />

at Ebro<br />

Armaturen.<br />

Mr Peter Eckhoff,<br />

Marketing Manager<br />

at Ebro Armaturen.<br />

based on our trusted and proven standard<br />

series,” notes Mr Eckhoff.<br />

The new Ebro Armaturen valves are unique in<br />

that they contain a triple shaft bearing <strong>for</strong><br />

perfect alignment. In conjunction with the<br />

specially-shaped liners, which were developed<br />

<strong>for</strong> the <strong>chemical</strong> industry, this ensures the valve<br />

has perfect sealing capacity.The rationale behind<br />

the development of the new valves is clear:<br />

Ebro Armaturen plans to gain market share in<br />

the <strong>chemical</strong> industry.“This is an industry that is<br />

willing to pay a fair price <strong>for</strong> high quality<br />

products,” explains Mr Eckhoff.“It’s not an area<br />

where purchasers are looking <strong>for</strong> low cost<br />

valves. Quality is all-important, and we have the<br />

expertise, testing facilities, and contacts in the<br />

business to provide the type of product this<br />

industry demands.”<br />

It is also an important development <strong>for</strong> Ebro<br />

Armaturen’s image in the global market, adds<br />

Mrs Völkel.“As a supplier <strong>for</strong> the demanding<br />

<strong>chemical</strong> industry, people realise we have the<br />

ability to manufacture valves <strong>for</strong> any other kind<br />

of application as well. Once clients buy our<br />

Techonologycally advanced manufacturing of valves and actuators.<br />

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valves <strong>for</strong> their <strong>chemical</strong> applications they will<br />

also be interested in buying from our standard<br />

product lines <strong>for</strong> their other needs. Our<br />

expertise in working with elastomers – testing<br />

the charge casting, compound selection, material<br />

examination and on-going research – has really<br />

helped to establish our reputation as a<br />

manufacturer you can trust.”<br />

Many <strong>chemical</strong> concerns also impose their own<br />

standards so Ebro Armaturen has to comply to<br />

both governmental directives and the end user<br />

requirements.“In Germany the <strong>chemical</strong><br />

industry regulations have been unified and<br />

clustered together in a system known as PAS<br />

1085. Ebro Armaturen is compliant to all the<br />

important norms and technical guidelines, such<br />

as PED, AD-Regelwerk, etc,” says Mr Eckhoff<br />

proudly.<br />

Recognised quality<br />

Ebro Armaturen is unusual among valve<br />

suppliers in that it also produces its own <strong>range</strong><br />

of pneumatic and electric actuators.“The most<br />

immediate benefit <strong>for</strong> our customers is that we<br />

can provide turn-key units, where valve and<br />

actuator are made by <strong>EBRO</strong>,” explains Mrs<br />

Völkel.“This gives peace of mind as clients have<br />

just a single point of contact <strong>for</strong> any issues<br />

regarding the complete unit. By adapting<br />

pneumatic actuators with automation systems<br />

such as switch boxes and ASi Bus systems we<br />

can deliver proven solutions to any challenges a<br />

client may face.”<br />

The <strong>chemical</strong> industry is known to be<br />

conservative when it comes to selecting<br />

pneumatic and electric actuators, traditionally<br />

relying on just a few suppliers.“Ebro Armaturen<br />

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