Valves

Shop industrial valves for hydraulic, fluid-control, piping, water, air, and equipment applications. This collection includes more than 1,300 valves from Midland Industries, DNP Americas, Tompkins, and Magister, with options for shutoff, backflow prevention, flow regulation, drainage, and hydraulic control.

Industrial Valves by Type

Selecting the correct valve starts with how the system needs to control flow. Our valve selection includes several major designs for different operating requirements, pressure ranges, connection styles, and media.

For quarter-turn shutoff and isolation, browse our ball valves, including high-pressure, mini, and full-port configurations. For preventing reverse flow, shop our check valves, including swing, in-line, spring, and high-pressure designs.

Gate and Butterfly Valves

For full-flow isolation in piping and water-distribution systems, browse our gate valves, including resilient seated, threaded, flanged, and mechanical-joint configurations.

Our butterfly valves provide compact quarter-turn flow control and include both lever-operated and gear-operated designs in multiple sizes, seat materials, disc materials, and mounting configurations.

Needle Valves and Drain Valves

For controlled manual flow adjustment, shop our needle valves in compression, pipe-thread, SAE 45-degree flare, straight, angle, and union configurations.

For releasing fluids or accumulated condensate from tanks, reservoirs, piping, and equipment, browse our drain valves and drain cocks, including air-tank drain valves, boiler drains, and pull-cable designs.

Hydraulic Control and Specialty Valves

Our hydraulic control valves include manually operated control configurations for hydraulic equipment. The broader valve collection also includes globe valves, service valves, stop valves, anti-siphon valves, safety valves, and other specialized flow-control products.

Choosing the Right Valve

Before ordering, confirm the valve type, nominal size, connection type, maximum operating pressure, body material, flow direction, media compatibility, operating temperature, and required method of operation. For hydraulic applications, also verify flow requirements, port configuration, and compatibility with the equipment or actuator being controlled.

Use the valve categories above to narrow the selection by function, then confirm the individual product specifications before installation.