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Industrial Control Valves

Warren Controls introduces Series 2900 industrial control valves, which offer precise modulating control of a wide variety of fluids.

Warren Controls 2900 Series

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Warren Controls, a manufacturer of control valves and specialty fluid handling products, announces the Series 2900 industrial control valves, ideal for food and beverage, packaged water heaters, pharmaceutical, and general service applications, as well as wastewater applications with moderate pressure drops and temperatures from -20º to 400ºF.

The Series 2900 features rugged cast iron bodies and is available in a variety of trim materials, including bronze, 300 stainless steel, 17-4pH stainless steel, and Alloy 6 (cobalt-chromium-tungsten).

Available valve body styles include 2-way single seat unbalanced, 2-way cylinder balanced, 2-way double seat balanced, 3-way mixing, and 3-way diverting. The equal percentage and linear plugs in the 2-way valves and linear plugs in the 3-way valves provide excellent modulating control of a wide variety of fluids.

The Series 2900 is ideally suited for applications in which value and long life are important objectives.

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