CAT Valve

A: OEM-Level Quality – Matches original injector performance.
Improved Fuel Economy – Reduces operational costs.
Long Service Life – Built to endure extreme diesel engine conditions.
Emission Compliance – Helps meet EPA/Tier 4 standards.
Cost-Effective Solution – Affordable alternative to OEM parts without sacrificing reliability.

A: Our control valve provides precise and accurate fuel delivery, optimizing the combustion process. This results in improved fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and better overall engine performance, making it a great choice for enhancing power and reducing fuel consumption.

A: Our control valve is engineered to provide precise fuel atomization, ensuring efficient combustion and reducing fuel wastage. Its durable construction and reliable performance make it an excellent choice for maintaining consistent engine operation, especially in demanding conditions like high loads and long-term usage.

A: To ensure maximum performance:
- Always use clean, high-quality diesel fuel to prevent injector clogging.
- Follow CAT's recommended service intervals for injector inspection.
- Have injectors tested and calibrated by a qualified technician.
- Replace all injector seals during installation to prevent leaks.

A: The key components of a control valve are the valve body, the actuator, and the positioner.

A: A positioner is a device that ensures the control valve reaches the desired position accurately. It compares the actual position of the control valve with the control signal and makes the necessary adjustments.

A: Some types of control valves include globe valves, gate valves, butterfly valves, ball valves, diaphragm valves, and pinch valves.

A: No, a control valve typically regulates one process variable at a time, such as pressure, flow rate, or temperature.

A: In process control, control valves are used to maintain desired conditions, such as pressure, temperature, or flow rate, by manipulating the fluid flow in response to signals from a control system.

A: The trim of a control valve refers to the internal parts that come into contact with the process fluid, including the stem, plug, and seat.

A: Some factors to consider when selecting a control valve include the type of process fluid, the required flow rate, the operating pressure and temperature, the required level of control precision, and the need for fail-safe operation.