Mitech Control Valves, with its expertise deeply rooted in severe service applications, offers solutions to industrial process control applications in the oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical, paper and pulp, food and beverage, power generation, mining and many other industry sectors. Mitech supports its product range with computer aided design and analysis, engineering, training, after sales services and repairs and expert technical support.
In addition to the product range support base mentioned, Mitech has recently purchased a Universal Control Panel for testing shut-off and control valves from A.T. Technical Services. This panel is multipurpose and is used for pressure testing, seat leakage validation, linear stroking of control valves and for shut-off valves according to international test standard. A certificate is printed for the customer, as a record of the test performed. The Control Panel ensures that Mitech can remain at the forefront in the valve industry by providing high quality products, manufactured to international standards.
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