Flowserve Kammer

From its beginnings in 1966, Flowserve Kammer concentrated its engineering and manufacturing expertise toward producing valves for specific niche markets, instead of offering a very broad and general valve line. Because users look to Kammer for specific answers to tough applications, more than half of all Kammer valves are custom designed. However, because of the versatility and interchangeability of the Kammer design, custom applications often do not require additional time or cost.

Kammer's ability to meet difficult applications has also added a wealth of experience, which have been applied to Kammer's standard valves. Overall, Kammer valves are designed to handle a wide range of service conditions: pressures from vacuum to 4000 bar and temperatures from minus 269 degrees C to plus 400 degrees C. Body materials include all common stainless steels, in addition to plastics and exotic alloys. Kammer has established a strong reputation in low flow applications over the last 27 years. Kammer provides a wide range of low flow valves in various styles and sizes. It is especially known for its expertise in microflow applications (with trim sizes down to a Kv of 0.000001 with equal percentage characteristics).

Kammer also specializes in applications that require zero stem leakage. Even before the increased emphasis on environmentally safe systems, Kammer was a major producer of bellows sealed valves, designed for zero leakage and maximum cycle life. When equipped with bellows seals, Kammer valves reliably eliminate the threat of fugitive emissions or toxic/corrosive leakage.

Features

• Extreme low flow valves - Cv of 0.000001
• Zero stem leakage - bellow seal
• Plastic valves
• Tank bottom valves
• Cool Alloys

Facility Location

Germany: Manderscheidstrasse 19, Essen D45141
T: (02 01) 89 19 5 F: (02 01) 89 19 600
USA: 1300 Parkway View Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15205
T: 412 787 8803 F: 412 787 1944