Control Valves

The Mark 2000 is an externally piloted angle-seat valve with self-adjusting packing gland, intermediate relief and wiper. The angle-seat construction of the body makes possible extremely high flow rates, particularly in comparison to conventional globe valves.

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The Mark 33 is a motor operated valve featuring the Jordan sliding gate seat and heavy-duty industrial motors for proportional (resistance), on-off, or 4-20mA electronic format

The Mark 37 is a motor-operated control valve that combines a state-of-the-art electronic linear actuator with the exceptional performance of Jordan’s sliding gate seat design. The result is a superior degree of accuracy that makes it ideal for use as the final control element in distributed process control systems.

The Mark 74 provides exceptional bellows life with a valve stroke that is just a fraction of that of other rising stem valves. This means Jordan Valve can use a smaller formed bellows that has minimal movement during operation.

The Mark 78 pneumatic control valve is designed for accurate performance and simplified maintenance. This versatile product can be used on a variety of applications, including viscous/corrosive liquids, process gases or utility steam in process or utility service.

The V1C cage-guided balanced trim control valve offers high pressure and tight shutoff with the use of standard spring/diaphragm actuators. The V1C contains a cage that is characterized in order to allow equal percentage and linear flow characteristics.