As a premier gate valve manufacturer, Fanovo provides factory-direct access to a complete line of robust, full-port industrial and plumbing gate valves. Engineered for absolute flow isolation, our valves are the go-to solution for wholesale distributors, plumbing contractors, and OEMs who require long-lasting performance in demanding environments. Partner with our factory to source heavy-duty gate valves that ensure reliable shutoff, meet stringent certifications, and deliver superior value through our vertically integrated manufacturing process.
Why Source Gate Valves Directly from the Fanovo Factory?
• Factory-Direct Wholesale Pricing: Enhance your profitability by bypassing intermediaries. Sourcing directly from the Fanovo factory ensures you receive the most competitive pricing on high-quality gate valves without compromising on quality or service.
• Heavy-Duty Forged Brass Construction: Our gate valves are manufactured from premium, heavy-pattern, lead-free forged brass for maximum strength and corrosion resistance. The solid wedge disc and non-rising stem design provide a bubble-tight seal and reliable operation over thousands of cycles.
• Certified for Potable Water & Plumbing Codes: Install with total confidence. Our gate valves are certified to meet North American standards, including cUPC and NSF/ANSI 61 & 372, guaranteeing they are safe for potable water systems and compliant with all plumbing codes.
• Your OEM & Private Label Partner: We are a flexible OEM supplier capable of manufacturing gate valves to your exact specifications. We offer customization options for materials, pressure ratings, and handle designs, complete with your company’s branding and private labeling.
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