Lifting the odd high valve to promote the rise of state owned brands

Valve is small, but it matters. For example, the West-to-East Gas Transmission Project and the South-to-North Water Transfer Project have huge demand for valves. If quality problems occur, the consequences will be unthinkable. Since childhood, our valve customers all over the industry, the type of valve, the use of different, but it is certain that the valve in each project plays an important role. In addition, China's valve market fish and dragon mixed, many weak technical force, product quality failures of small enterprises flooded among them, so the choice of valve manufacturers must be highly valued.

Qigao valves have modern special valve equipment, as well as advanced CAD valve design center, testing center and sound and rigorous management mechanism, which can fully guarantee the technical content of valve products, quality is absolutely reliable.

Qigao valves are extremely rich in products, including gate valves, globe valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, regulating valves, self-operated pressure regulating valves, electric regulating valves, pneumatic regulating valves, vacuum valves and many other valve products, are widely used in petroleum, chemical industry, steel, pharmaceutical, environmental protection, mining, paper, urban construction, drainage, etc. Water and other industries. Now, Qi Gao valve has become one of the most famous brands in China's valve industry.

The benefit is important, but the quality of the valve must not be careless. Although the number of valve enterprises in China ranks first in the world, there are still many problems in the valve market, and there is still a big gap compared with imported valves. Competition with second-best and low-price may bring short-term benefits, but this not only destroys its reputation and image, but also is extremely unfavorable to the development of China's valve market and the establishment of state-owned valve brands. Only with joint efforts and long-term vision to manage the valve market, can we promote the rise of state-owned brands.