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Rakhial, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Globe valves are one of the most reliable and widely used valve types for throttling and regulating flow in pipelines. Their design is fundamentally different from gate or ball valves, which are primarily intended for isolation (fully open or fully closed service). In a globe valve, the disc moves perpendicular to the flow, which creates a gradual change in flow area as the valve opens or closes. This makes them ideal anywhere precise control, stable operation, or controlled pressure drop is needed. Globe valves are especially suited for systems where flow rate must be adjusted frequently, where sudden surges could damage downstream equipment, or where tight shut-off is required even after repeated operation. They offer better flow control accuracy than most other valve types, which is why they are commonly found in control stations, dosing lines, and recirculation systems.

Gate valves are primarily designed for on/off service, providing a straight-through flow path with minimal resistance when fully open. Unlike globe valves, which are ideal for throttling, gate valves are best suited for applications where a full flow or complete isolation is required. The key feature of a gate valve is its wedge-shaped disc (gate), which moves linearly along the flow path to either block or allow fluid. This design ensures low pressure drop and high flow efficiency when the valve is fully open. Gate valves are widely used in pipelines carrying liquid, gas, or slurry, where long-term durability and reliable isolation are critical. At Exceed, our gate valves are engineered with robust materials, precision-machined components, and high-integrity seating surfaces, ensuring smooth operation, tight shut-off, and long service life even under demanding operating conditions. Our valves feature flexible wedge designs, which provide improved sealing performance and better adaptability to temperature changes.

Swing check valves are unidirectional valves designed to stop reverse flow in pipelines, ensuring that fluid moves only in the intended direction. They are widely used in systems where backflow could damage equipment, contaminate fluid lines, or cause safety hazards. The valve operates using a swinging disc attached to a hinge or shaft. When the fluid flows forward, the disc swings away from the seat, allowing an unobstructed path. When the flow stops or reverses, the disc returns to the seat, creating a seal that blocks reverse movement. Because of their automatic operation, swing check valves do not require an operator or actuator. This makes them highly reliable in continuous and remote applications such as water distribution, process piping, and pump discharge lines. Their simple, rugged design ensures a long service life with minimal maintenance, making them one of the most widely used types of check valves. Exceed manufactures swing check valves with a focus on precision sealing, durability, and low pressure loss. By combining robust body construction with carefully engineered disc-seat geometry, Exceed valves deliver reliable protection against backflow across a wide range of applications.

Ball valves are quarter-turn valves designed for fast and reliable shut-off in fluid systems. They use a spherical disc (the ball) with a central hole (bore) that controls flow. When the balls bore is aligned with the pipeline, the valve is fully open, allowing unobstructed flow. A simple 90 turn of the handle or actuator rotates the ball, positioning the bore perpendicular to the line and completely stopping flow. This design provides excellent sealing, minimal pressure drop, and easy operation, making ball valves one of the most widely used valves in industries such as oil & gas, water supply, chemical processing, and power generation. They are especially valued where tight shut-off, frequent operation, and low maintenance are required. Exceed Ball Valves are built with precision-engineered balls and seats for bubble-tight sealing, smooth operation, and long service life. With robust construction and options for manual, pneumatic, or electric actuation, Exceed ensures reliable performance across demanding applications.

Butterfly valves are quarter-turn valves designed for quick shut-off and flow regulation in pipelines. They use a rotating disc positioned in the center of the pipe; when turned parallel to the flow, the valve is fully open, and when rotated perpendicular, it is closed. This simple yet effective design makes butterfly valves lightweight, compact, and cost-efficient, especially compared to gate or ball valves of the same size. Because of their low weight, smaller face-to-face dimensions, and fast operation, butterfly valves are ideal for large-diameter applications where other valve types may be bulky or expensive. They are widely used in water supply, HVAC, chemical, and process industries where space, cost, and reliable flow control are critical. Exceed Butterfly Valves are engineered for smooth operation, tight shut-off, and durability. With robust body designs, precision-machined discs, and a variety of seat and material options, Exceed ensures dependable performance in diverse fluid service conditions.

Strainers are pipeline devices designed to protect equipment by filtering out solid particles from the flow of liquids or gases. They use a perforated or mesh screen element that captures debris, preventing damage to pumps, compressors, valves, and other downstream equipment. By removing foreign matter such as scale, rust, weld slag, or dirt, strainers help maintain system efficiency, extend equipment life, and reduce maintenance costs. Strainers are available in different configurations such as Y-type, T-type, and Basket-type, each suited to different flow conditions and maintenance needs. Their compact and reliable design makes them essential in any pipeline system where contaminants could cause wear, clogging, or malfunction

Safety valves are critical protection devices designed to automatically release pressure from a system when it exceeds a preset limit. Their primary function is to prevent equipment damage, rupture, or explosions caused by overpressure conditions in boilers, pressure vessels, and pipelines. By ensuring that pressure remains within safe limits, safety valves help protect both equipment and personnel. A safety valve operates as the last line of defense in a pressurized system it must open immediately and reliably when required, and reseat tightly once normal conditions are restored. Because of this, they are built with precision, durability, and absolute reliability in mind

Globe valves are one of the most reliable and widely used valve types for throttling and regulating flow in pipelines. Their design is fundamentally different from gate or ball valves, which are primarily intended for isolation (fully open or fully closed service). In a globe valve, the disc moves perpendicular to the flow, which creates a gradual change in flow area as the valve opens or closes. This makes them ideal anywhere precise control, stable operation, or controlled pressure drop is needed. Globe valves are especially suited for systems where flow rate must be adjusted frequently, where sudden surges could damage downstream equipment, or where tight shut-off is required even after repeated operation. They offer better flow control accuracy than most other valve types, which is why they are commonly found in control stations, dosing lines, and recirculation systems.