An industrial valve configurator builds and prices a valve by selecting type, size or DN, pressure class, body material, trim, actuation, and end connections, while the rules engine enforces ANSI ratings, flange compatibility, and pressure-temperature limits so every quoted assembly is valid and buildable.
The real selections behind a valve order
Ball, gate, globe, butterfly, check, plug, and control valves, each driving its own valid option set and trim choices.
Nominal size from fractional inch to large bore or DN equivalents, with bore and Cv reporting for flow applications.
ANSI/ASME class 150, 300, 600, 900, and up, with pressure-temperature rating checks against the body material.
Carbon steel, 316 stainless, duplex, bronze, and exotic alloys, with seat and trim materials matched to the service.
Manual, pneumatic, electric, and hydraulic actuators sized to torque with positioners, limit switches, and fail-safe action.
Flanged (B16.5), butt-weld, socket-weld, threaded NPT, and wafer or lug ends validated against size and class.
Eliminate mismatched ratings and slow engineering reviews
Pressure-temperature envelopes and flange standards are enforced, so no out-of-rating valve is ever quoted.
Actuators are torque-sized with safety factor and mounting checks, ending guesswork on actuated packages.
Reps build complete valve assemblies and tag numbers without waiting on engineering for every line item.
Each configuration yields a datasheet and BOM. See it within the industrial equipment configurator platform.
Connect valve configuration to engineering, pricing, and production
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See how Ignitionary turns type, class, and actuation into validated, priced, datasheet-ready valves.