Pressure Control Valves
Pressure control valves hold pressure at a set value regardless of what happens upstream or downstream. Pressure reducing valves protect equipment by capping the pressure delivered to it, while back pressure and pressure sustaining valves maintain a minimum pressure in the line ahead of them. Direct-acting versions work without an external supply; pilot-operated versions give tighter control at higher capacities. Find global manufacturers of pressure control valves in our Equipment Guide.
