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Trusted Model

Energy Valves sells to companies who are buying valves to resell. We do not sell to end users, fabricators, contractors, engineering firms… Energy Valves makes this unwavering commitment to you, the valve seller —

YOU ARE OUR CUSTOMER.

World Class Brands

WKM | WHEATLEY | TOM WHEATLEY | NUTRON |
KF | GROVE | DEMCO | NAVCO |
GALLI & CASSINA | DYNATORQUE | SCV

If you find yourself coming up short in your search for other brands in the Energy space, Energy Valves is happy to put our network, experience and expertise to work for you.

Unparalleled Experience

Energy Valves’ people are career valve people. Our staff has well over 100 years of combined experience, providing valves for the energy industry. If your customer comes to you with questions about application, specification or design, you can bet that someone on the Energy Valves team has heard that question before. We would be honored to be a resource for you.

valveslogo

TRUSTED MODEL

Energy Valves sells to companies who are buying valves to resell. We do not sell to end users, fabricators, contractors, engineering firms… Energy Valves makes this unwavering commitment to you, the valve seller —

YOU ARE OUR CUSTOMER.

WORLD CLASS BRANDS

Energy Valves has an extensive inventory of brands that you will find on virtually every AML. WKM floating ball valves, WKM trunnion mounted ball valves, WKM high performance butterfly valves, WHEATLEY threaded check valves, WHEATLEY swing check valves, TOM WHEATLEY swing check valves, TOM WHEATLEY piston check valves, NUTRON floating ball valves, DEMCO butterfly valves and gate valves.

If you find yourself in need of any of the other great Cameron valve brands, such as GROVE, CAMERON T30, GENERAL TWIN SEAL, POW-R-SEAL, ORBIT…  Energy Valves will put our experience and expertise to work for you.

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UNPARALLELED EXPERIENCE

Energy Valves’ people are career valve people. Our staff has well over 100 years of combined experience, providing valves for the energy industry. Our inside sales staff has over 50 years of combined experience. If your customer comes to you with questions about application, specification or design, you can bet that someone on the Energy Valves team has heard that question before. We would be honored to be a resource for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of industrial valves are used in oil and gas operations?
Industrial oil and gas operations rely on several critical valve types to manage fluid flow, pressure, and safety across exploration, production, and transportation systems. Ball valves, gate valves, check valves, and globe valves form the foundation of most installations, while specialized equipment like subsea valves and pressure relief valves handle extreme conditions. Ball valves provide reliable shutoff and control in both onshore and offshore applications, offering minimal pressure drop and long service life. Gate valves excel in isolation duties where full bore flow is essential. Check
How do I choose the right valve for my energy sector application?
Choosing the right valve for energy sector applications requires evaluating pressure ratings, temperature tolerance, fluid compatibility, and regulatory compliance standards specific to your industry—factors that demand specialized expertise. The energy sector encompasses diverse applications, from oil and gas production to power generation and renewable energy systems, each with distinct operational demands. Valve selection depends on understanding whether your application involves extreme pressures, corrosive fluids, high temperatures, or stringent safety requirements. This is where speciali
What's the difference between plug valves and gate valves for pipeline systems?
Plug valves and gate valves serve distinct purposes in pipeline systems, each with specific operational advantages. Gate valves feature a wedge-shaped disk that slides perpendicular to flow, making them ideal for on-off service with minimal pressure drop when fully open. They're commonly used in main pipeline applications requiring low turbulence. However, gate valves can be prone to erosion and sticking in slurry or abrasive applications. Plug valves use a cylindrical or tapered plug with a central bore that rotates 90 degrees to control flow. This design makes them superior for quick shutoff