Swagelok Valves

Regardless of your gas or liquid system, we have the valves your applications require. Swagelok^® valves are rigorously tested for quality and performance, so you can be confident they will perform reliably in the most demanding end-use environment. Swagelok valves are available with:

• Range of types: Ball valves, check valves, diaphragm-sealed valves, metering valves, shutoff and regulating needle valves, process instrumentation valves, proportional relief valves, and medium- and high- pressure valves
• A wide variety of end connections, including gaugeable Swagelok^® tube fittings
• Easily connect and disconnect your hoses with quick-connects
• Broad working pressure and temperature ranges
• Standard and special cleaning options for high-purity and ultrahigh-purity (UHP) applications
• Electric and pneumatic actuator options available

Finding the optimal valves for industrial fluid systems and sampling systems requires careful consideration. We suggest using the practical STAMPED method to select the valves most suited to your industrial fluid or sampling system design applications. 

The STAMPED method helps you make an educated decision because it helps you take into account 7 key factors related to your selection. The 7 factors include:

S: Size

T: Temperature

A: Application

M: Material

P: Pressure

E: End Connection

D: Delivery

There are numerous factors to consider when selecting the right valve for your application and system. Valve function, combined with STAMPED, can lead to safe valve selection.

Searching for the right valve for your fluid system? Use our flow coefficient calculator to find valves correctly sized to meet your needs based on pressures, flow rates, and temperatures within your system.

Use this chart to determine which needle valve is most appropriate for your application. Complete catalog contents must be reviewed to ensure that the system designer and user make a safe product selection. Swagelok catalogs can be found at swagelok.com.

Use this chart to determine which ball valve is most appropriate for your application. Complete catalog contents must be reviewed to ensure that the system designer and user make a safe product selection. Swagelok catalogs can be found at swagelok.com.

Safety is a key consideration when selecting, maintaining, or replacing valves. Learn to choose the right valves for your system and applications by identifying proper valve types and functions, understanding key features and construction, and identifying common issues.

Our trainers can provide you, your associates, installers, and maintenance vendors with a wide range of training to minimize installation, maintenance errors, and ensure your system retains its reliability. 

What to expect from our hands-on training courses:

• Learn the STAMPED method
• Learn how to apply STAMPED to your fluid system design
• Support for questions and challenges that extend beyond the classroom