Pulp & Paper

For half a century, "K.I"  Engineered Valves has been a proven supplier of quality valve products designed specifically for the pulp and paper industry. Year after year, we've designed and engineered products and features uniquely adapted to pulp and paper processing. These valves substantially reduce downtime and maintenance costs and consistently outlive their payback period. Through testing and application, we continue to solve countless problems associated with pulping, bleaching, dewatering, recovery, papermaking, and recycling. Our valves are designed to provide long life in an industry where life expectancy of equipment is exceedingly low.

Mining

"K.I" is leader in fluid handling with 50 years of design, manufacture and fabrication of engineered valves with specific expertise in slurry applications. Mining customers depend on KIRIT  IIEngineered Valves for consistent reliable delivery, cost effective solutions, and after sale support. We approach each customer's requirements with the certainty that we have the right product to fit their most challenging valve application.

• Better valve performance in mining and processing of metals and minerals

• Less unscheduled maintenance downtime

• Improved plant performance and pipeline reliability

• Safety for operators

General Industry

"K.I" Engineered Valves provides valve solutions for a wide range of general industry applications. Industrial Gate valves have been used to solve problems associated with corrosive, erosive and abrasive media in such industries as steel production, pickling, and plating. Gate valves can be found in many applications in water and wastewater treatment, including chemical treatment, filtration, and sludge handling. The industrial Gate valve has been the valve of choice for demineralized water systems for the past 40 years.

Oil and Sand

Currently, there are two main recovery technologies that are employed to recover the bitumen from the ground.  They are called, open pit (or conventional mining), and steam assisted gravity displaced (SAGD).  With each type of bitumen recovery techniques, there are unique challenges placed on the valve technologies being used in the processes.  Open pit techniques require knife gate valves to be resistant to heavy impacts and abrasion, and to be able to operate at high pressures.  Knife gate valves in SAGD applications need to be resistant to high temperatures and corrosion, and be able to function properly in the presence of scaling deposits on the interior of the valve or associated piping.