Cash Valves are precision pressure control valves, widely applied for pressure regulation and back pressure control. They are suitable for liquid, gas, steam and cryogenic low-temperature media. Common industries include refrigeration systems, cryogenic equipment, industrial fluid pipelines, commercial plumbing, gas processing and energy equipment. They stabilize system pressure, protect pipeline components from overpressure and maintain stable operating conditions for the whole fluid system.
We supply Cash Valves constructed from brass, bronze and cast iron as standard options. Internal sealing components adopt high-performance elastomers compatible with cryogenic and common industrial mediums. All raw materials meet international industrial standards. We also support customized material selection for special corrosive media and extreme temperature working environments upon OEM requests.
Yes. Our cryogenic series Cash Valves are specially engineered for low-temperature applications. They adopt optimized sealing structure and low-temperature resistant materials, reliably operating under cryogenic working conditions. They are popularly matched with liquid nitrogen, liquefied gas and other low-temperature fluid systems, maintaining stable regulation performance without leakage under extreme cold.
Absolutely. We support comprehensive OEM and ODM cooperation. Available services include custom logo engraving, threaded connection standards (NPT, BSP etc.), customized pressure range adjustment, special surface painting, and packaging customization. Our engineering team can also adjust internal structures to satisfy unique system parameter requirements from distributors and end manufacturers.
Standard connections include NPT and BSP internal thread. We can provide other thread specifications according to customer demands. All threaded ports are precisely machined to ensure tight connection, effectively prevent medium leakage after installation and match most international standard pipeline accessories.
Our Cash Valve product line covers multiple adjustable pressure ranges to meet diverse working demands. Different models support low, medium and high pressure working conditions. If you have specific pressure setting requirements, you can share your system parameters with our sales team, and we will recommend the most suitable valve model for your project.
Install the valve according to the marked fluid flow direction on the valve body. After finishing pipeline installation, slowly adjust the top bolt to raise or lower outlet pressure step by step. Avoid one-time excessive adjustment. We can provide detailed installation, operation and maintenance manuals together with shipments to guide your technicians for standard operation.
Every Cash Valve will go through strict factory tests, including shell pressure test and sealing performance test. We inspect pressure regulation performance to guarantee each product functions well before shipment. Test records can be provided on request to meet quality inspection requirements of industrial projects.
For standard in-stock Cash Valve models, the lead time is around 7–15 working days. For bulk orders and customized OEM products, the production cycle is about 20–35 working days, subject to order quantity and customization details. Contact our team to confirm the exact schedule based on your order plan.
We provide a standard 12-month warranty counting from the shipment date. The warranty covers manufacturing defects. Damage caused by improper installation, wrong medium, overpressure operation or artificial destruction is not included. We offer professional technical support to help you troubleshoot any product operation problems during usage.
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