Product category

Valves & automation

Find isolation, control, lined, specialty, and automated valve solutions—supported by application guidance and local service that keep selection, actuation, and maintenance connected.

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Control the process from valve to actuator.

28 product groups
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Selection guidance

Valve selection is a system decision.

The valve body, trim, actuator, accessories, and control strategy must work together. TVI helps evaluate the whole package before it reaches the process.

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Define the duty

On/off isolation, throttling, backflow prevention, emergency shutoff, and pressure control each create different requirements.

02

Understand the process

Media, pressure, temperature, flow, cycling frequency, and shutoff expectations guide valve style and sizing.

03

Match the construction

Body and trim materials, seat design, lining, end connections, and applicable standards must fit the service.

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Complete the automation package

Actuator sizing, power source, fail position, speed, position feedback, and controls should be evaluated as one system.

Beyond the catalog

One source for the valve—and what makes it move.

TVI connects product selection, automation, service, and lifecycle support so the installed package performs as intended.

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Application selection

Review the process conditions, valve function, materials, sizing, and standards before a product is specified.

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Automated packages

Coordinate the valve, actuator, positioner, solenoid, switches, and accessories as a complete operating package.

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Service + lifecycle support

Support repair, replacement, troubleshooting, and future maintenance with local expertise and connected product history.

Need help selecting?

Bring us the application. We’ll help configure the package.

Share the media, pressure, temperature, valve function, connection, automation needs, and any existing model information you have.

Contact a valve specialist