Pressure Relief Valves, Safety Valves and Condensate Drain Valves, three important components in compressed air system, are available from I&M out of the Greenville SC warehouse for its clients in South Carolina and Augusta GA.
Kunkle Pressure Relief Valves 
Every compressed air system needs pressure relief devices for protection. We offer Kunkle, the industry leader. Valves should be sized according to environment and application.
Please contact us with you application.
Safety Valves from Spirax Sarco
Spirax Sarco and I&M Industrials, Inc.
…the expert source for all your safety valve needs. See product brochure
Follow these top ten safety valve tips and make sure you’re protected
- Transport valves upright and never lift them by the easing lever
- Safety valves should always be installed with the bonnet vertically upward
- Always set at least a 0.1 bar margin between blowdown pressure and system operating pressure to ensure tight shut off
- Always seal the valve against tampering. Sealing wire and a lead seal are most commonly used
- On steam systems always ensure that no condensate can collect on the upstream side of the valve disc
- Before first lifting an installed valve, always flush the system first. Dirt in the system can damage the valve seat
- For steam and gases the discharge pipework should rise, and for liquids it should fall. Rising discharge pipework must be drained
- Repairing, refurbishing and even resetting valves must be done only by authorized personnel
- To cut discharge noise use a large diameter discharge pipe or insulate it, but never insulate the safety valve itself
- Regularly use the lifting lever to ensure the valve opens and minimize the risk of corrosion of mating surfaces
Please contact us with your application.