ValvTechnologies Launches New Brand and Website
“We see these changes as energizing and a great way to highlight our history of quality and reliability."
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The website (www.valv.com) has been designed to highlight ValvTechnologies’ experience and the industries where its products provide the highest quality and reliability. More detail on products and applications will be added throughout the summer, with opportunities to follow along during the development.
“We are excited about ValvTechnologies’ new look and find this a great time to highlight how we continue to provide industry-leading severe service solutions and exceptional customer-focused service,” said Chad Bowers, president. “We see these changes as energizing and a great way to highlight our history of quality and reliability."
Part of Severn Group, ValvTechnologies manufactures highly reliable metal seated valves for severe service applications. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Houston, TX, ValvTechnologies is a leading manufacturer of zero leakage, high-performance isolation valve solutions for customers in energy, chemical processing, mining and minerals, pulp and paper, and other specialized industries.
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