Supply of automated industrial assemblies

Our company offers a wide range of electric actuators aimed at automating industrial valves. In practice, there are indeed numerous types and kinds of valves, which can be divided into several groups depending on the nature of their operation, their use, and various technical or physical parameters. These parameters include the nominal diameter (DN), the maximum allowable pressure in the pipeline, the load/control torque, and the closing speed of the valve. Knowing all these parameters is essential for selecting the appropriate electric actuator to control our valve.

We are a company that also specializes in supplying so-called "assemblies," which is nothing more than the delivery of an electric actuator installed on the corresponding valve. We ship a fully set-up and aligned actuator along with the industrial valve according to the customer's requirements. The device is ready to be integrated into the pipeline system without the need for further adjustments.

In the case of larger pipe diameters, when the valve requires a higher opening and closing torque, we add a single-turn or multi-turn gearbox to the electric actuator. This allows us to significantly increase the maximum torque and control the flow in valves with diameters such as DN 1000 mm, 1500 mm, or more.

And what does such a device look like? In the gallery below, you will find an assembly consisting of a multi-turn actuator SO 2, which transfers its torque to a single-turn gearbox. This gearbox, as needed, opens or closes the wafer-type eccentric butterfly valve. Since it is a valve with a soft rubber butterfly seal, with a diameter of DN 300 and a nominal working pressure of PN10, it is intended for installation in water pipelines without the presence of solid impurities.

Multi-turn electric actuator Regada, together with a gearbox and eccentric butterfly valve