U.S. Valve Corp

Employee size

51-200

Organization type

Public Company

Headquarters

Linthicum, MD

Founded

1999

U.S. Valve Corp. carries forward the Techno check-valve tradition, whose elastomer-hinge design was first patented in 1952, from its Linthicum, Maryland facility. After acquiring the Techno product line from Cameron in 2016, the company has focused its manufacturing on low-pressure-drop check valves for industrial applications. Its Maryland operation is ISO 9001:2015 certified and typically assembles and tests orders within one to two days.

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