Gemco valves are available as Inlet Valve, Outlet Valve, and Pipe Inline Valve. There are a variety of options to fit your connection requirements. Mounting options include, but are not limited to ANSI 150#, ISO/DN PO10, Tri-Clamp, and Engineered Flush Mount. Flush valves allow for minimizing or eliminating “dead space”. The Sani K Valve can be completely disassembled with simple hand tools, allowing quick and easy inspection and cleaning.
Gemco Valves are used for charging/discharging or inline and have some unique advantages for handling difficult dry and slurry material applications.
Inlet Valve
Material falls unobstructed through the inlet opening. The Gemco valve provides clearance that prevents powder jamming between the disc and housing.
- Blender Inlet Valve
- Container Inlet Valve
- Hopper Inlet Valve
- Mixer Inlet Valve
- Processor Inlet Valve
- Reactor Inlet Valve
- Sifter Inlet Valve
- Screener Inlet Valve
- Tank Inlet Valve
- Vessel Inlet Valve
Outlet Valve
The Gemco Valve shutoff disc swings completely out of the flow of the material preventing bridging and promoting mass flow. The valve body discharge may be configured with a flush mount.
- Blender Outlet Valve
- Container Outlet Valve
- Hopper Outlet Valve
- Mixer Outlet Valve
- Processor Outlet Valve
- Reactor Outlet Valve
- Sifter Outlet Valve
- Screener Outlet Valve
- Tank Outlet Valve
- Vessel Outlet Valve
Pipe Inline Valve
Gemco Valves provide tight shut-off, predictable control, and ease of operation. There are quite a few different types of connections used to install valves in the piping of process systems. Flanges are the second most used method after welding. Using flanges adds flexibility when maintaining piping systems by allowing for easier disassembly and improved access to system components.